We are the law and order candidates, and we are the law and order party.
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Greitens, the self-proclaimed law-and-order governor, is now studying law-and-order from the other side.
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She made multiple appearances in the "Law and Order" TV franchise, appearing in the main series as well as "Law and Order: Criminal Intent" and "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit," according to IMDB.
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Dick Wolf is back at it with another Law and Order TV show called Law and Order: Hate Crimes.
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But we need, Lester, we need law and order, and we need law and order in the inner cities.
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Dick Wolf collection: Peacock will stream nearly all of the shows from Dick Wolf's Wolf Entertainment, including Law and Order, Law and Order: SVU, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med.
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He talked about 'law and order' but 'law and order' was a legitimate issue, crime was a legitimate problem in 1968.
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President Trump ran for office as a law-and-order candidate; now he is governing as a law-and-order President.
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But he is talking about the challenges facing America, law and order, safety on the streets, law and order at the border.
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In so doing, proponents of "law and order" redefine "the law" — a powerful rhetorical move that strengthens the public appeal of "law and order" politics.
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While his supporters praised Sessions for being a "law and order" candidate, his critics say that "law and order" is more than law enforcement -- and Lewis spoke about how "law and order" was used to justify oppression when he grew up in the Jim Crow South.
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"(Trump) is a law-and-order president and many of the people seeking clemency were incarcerated under law-and-order presidents," said Cynthia Roseberry of the Clemency Project.
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"(Trump) is a law and order president and many of the people seeking clemency were incarcerated under law and order presidents," said Cynthia Roseberry with the Clemency Project.
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The Trump administration has made law and order a key part of their agenda, taking a law-and-order approach to issues like immigration and the opioid epidemic.
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There is a pernicious style of American conservatism under which the superficial symbols of law and order as a cultural motif are more important than law and order themselves.
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Just as Trump has dubbed himself the "law and order candidate," Nixon also spoke of restoring "law and order," and pushed back against those who considered it an aggressive term.
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HILL: -- law and order have got to take precedence.
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Though "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" was still going strong, the parent show and all other accompanying spinoffs had been yanked off the air (Does anyone recall "Law and Order: LA"?).
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Trump, who ran as the "law and order candidate" and then swore to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," used his first presidential pardon to circumvent law and order.
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Law and Order: Oz The latest addition to the Dick Wolf library, Law and Order: Oz sees a familiar face, Finn (Ice-T), begin a new chapter of his career in Sydney, Australia.
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Law and Order: SVU returns to NBC on Thursday, Sept.
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He believes in law and order for all the people.
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So what is "law and order" politics really about, then?
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This has led to a serious law and order situation.
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Maintaining law and order in a civilized society is important.
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Mr Cotton is a hardliner on law and order, too.
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Growing "law and order" rhetoric can lead to surveillance overreach.
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For several days, the campaign focused on law and order.
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" He added: "We have to bring back law and order.
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"I am the law and order candidate," Trump saidd Monday.
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We will maintain the law and order in the city.
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Here's the relevant bit: We must restore law and order.
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He has now taken Nixon's "law and order" message global.
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Law and order was, you might say, his trump card.
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We need law and order, but we need justice, too.
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Even then, however, other understandings of "law and order" persisted.
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Law and order is not what Sheriff Arpaio is about.
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He has championed law and order, patriotism and religious values.
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Tout your law and order credentials, then block health care.
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Law and order can go hand in hand with humanity.
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Law and Order Our inner cities are ablaze with violence.
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He favors tough law and order for the little guy.
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" Let's call this show "Law and Order: Quid Pro Quo.
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We need law and order, but we need justice too.
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The Trump Administration will be a law and order administration.
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The crime stories in that period also were about law and order, how the state was constantly on top of keeping law and order in a period that felt very unstable and very chaotic.
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And Trump may also be plowing fertile ground on law and order even when he addresses voters who don't always agree with him, underlining the potency of using law and order as a political tool.
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Hardiman's career as a judge is marked by law and order.
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Instead, they returned consistently to the theme of law and order.
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"Law and order politics" regularly entails government officials breaking the law.
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"We demand law and order," Trump said on Facebook on Sunday.
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They thought the "beast" should be fought with law and order.
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Brooke Shields is hard at work on Law and Order: SVU.
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They are not inconveniences in the implementation of law and order.
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Protests must not undermine law and order, Bossert wrote on Twitter.
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He raised her to respect the importance of law and order.
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The forces of law and order were attacked rather than respected.
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All they had to do was talk about law and order.
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Also that 'Law and Order' guy, the one with the glasses.
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The Law and Order Index quantifies safety in over 140 countries.
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"Law and order consider crimes like this a joke," she said.
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Climbers said law and order had gradually eroded on the mountain.
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Trump's campaign focused on both economic growth and law and order.
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He has concentrated on immigration, trade deals and law and order.
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People in Harris County are generally very pro law and order.
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That's why law and order plays so well in this election.
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He drew heavily on the law and order rhetoric of Nixon.
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"I will restore law and order to our country," he proclaimed.
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Mexico must bring law and order to its side of the border.
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Her characters are constantly debating the merits of "law and order" vs.
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Having taken it, every president must be a law and order president.
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Thankfully Californians see past Brown's irresponsible attempts to thwart law and order.
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He's also taken on the mantle of the "law and order" candidate.
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It yearns for law and order, and is remarkably empathetic towards Russia.
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Traditionally, they have prided themselves as the party of law and order.
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Calls for tougher law-and-order enforcement at sea are getting louder.
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Here's how Trump would look as a real Law and Order candidate.
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In towns and villages, law and order are conspicuous by their absence.
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Republicans are likely to amplify Mr. Trump's "law-and-order" campaign theme.
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Immigration and "law and order" were the pillars of Trump's 2016 campaign.
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But then the old law-and-order conservative establishment -- led by Sen.
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This is an attempt to bring law and order onto the battlefield.
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NBC's "Law and Order: SVU" is about to begin its 21st season.
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Here's what we know about the first daughter of law and order.
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"Law and order will be restored everywhere," Collomb said in a statement.
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Given the president-elect's "law and order" stance and pick of Sen.
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Law and Order: SVU is not the only purveyor of justice porn.
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But it wasn't all domestic bliss; Nefertiti also enforced law and order.
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Steve Bannon has strong views on trade, immigration, and law and order.
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" After all, he said, Hong Kong "prides itself on law and order.
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I watched 22 seasons of Law and Order: SVU in six weeks.
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It is a gain for law and order, both most importantly justice.
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He was preternaturally inclined toward a law-and-order point of view.
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Haivng a strong border is going to bring back law and order.
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"Law and order is a reflection of the political climate," explains Michael Flamm, a history professor at Ohio Wesleyan University and author of Law and Order: Street Crime, Civil Unrest, and the Crisis of Liberalism in the 1960s.
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" —Mike Pence On law and order "Donald Trump and I want to make sure law enforcement has the resources and tools to be able to really restore law and order, and for the cities and communities in this nation.
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Our system is a mockery to good immigration policy, and law, and order.
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What we see is that Donald Trump is the law and order President.
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They were driving and ... KS: It's gonna be a "Law and Order" episode.
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The claim is especially striking from the self-described "law and order" president.
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The "rule of law" can be an antidote to "law and order" politics.
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"law and order," opponents simultaneously struggle to define and to change the law.
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But the party also needs day-to-day maintenance of law and order.
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My editor was a Massachusetts liberal, hardly a law-and-order hard-liner.
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The values, in this case, were Hoover's own law-and-order self-righteousness.
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And on law and order and national security, I suspect she can't win.
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Nixon was the "law and order" candidate, just as Trump wants to be.
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She has made appearances in all four of the Law and Order franchises!
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We must restore law and order and protect our great law enforcement officers!
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Donald Trump proclaimed himself the "law and order candidate" and was duly elected.
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An entire TV show, "Law and Order SVU" is devoted to the subject.
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"For Law and Order" became a slogan of Richard Nixon's 1968 Presidential campaign.
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Mr. Trump is campaigning on law and order and support for law enforcement.
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The reform that was meant to promote law and order instead undermined both.
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The party of law and order now has deep distrust of the FBI.
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Was such a nullification the act of a true "law and order" President?
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For Trump, the candidate of law and order, the benefits are also obvious.
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In that troubled climate, law and order was the perfect slogan for conservatives.
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But it wasn't even the Law and Order theme that created the hype.
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But you would assume that, all he was preaching was law and order.
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HOLT: Secretary Clinton... TRUMP: But we need — Lester, we need law and order.
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He is playing up his image as a law-and-order family man.
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Solutions, in other words, were not to be found through law and order.
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Mr. Sanabria had a law-and-order ethos, his son, Yeudy Sanabria, said.
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But on issues of law and order, people are more of one mind.
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It also provided law and order, which has sometimes meant executing suspected criminals.
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" In this case, the answer would be ORDER, as in "law and ORDER.
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"This is a law-and-order administration," Sessions said at the Justice Department.
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" Trump, he said, would bring "law and order" and "fix the inner cities.
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HONG KONG LEADER SAYS HER FIRST PRIORITY IS TO RESTORE LAW AND ORDER
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But we generally hew to the conservative law-and-order side of things.
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Our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and Law and Order.
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We want to have law and order, we want the rule of law.
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Trump himself ran on a "law and order" and "tough on crime" platform.
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The point of law-and-order politics isn't that you don't stage a riot or leak a sealed juvenile record or make sure your police commissioner isn't corrupt — it's to make sure the law-and-order people stay in charge.
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"Usually the GOP is a law-and-order party, very pro-police," Ohlin says.
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The law and order ministry referred to the police special investigation into alleged abuses.
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He won on law and order, safety and security, and respect for law enforcement.
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But the law-and-order approach still commanded a majority, merely a smaller one.
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"He does not apparently believe in law and order in this country," Johnson said.
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And where Reagan offered the hope of personal ambition, Trump promises law and order.
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"The failure of the law and order machinery has resulted in this," he said.
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Police chiefs are all about law and order, after all, not change and transformation.
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"Law and order" candidates win elections more often than "efficiently targeted social-services" candidates.
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The "law and order" aspect of his brand is gone for obvious reasons now.
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The good news: We're getting more Olivia Benson and more Law and Order: SVU!
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And, then as now, "law and order" has a not-so-subtle racist undertone.
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The arrival of the Homestead families helped bring law and order to the prairie.
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Early on you can help a law and order sheriff or a corrupt businessman.
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He invents crime statistics to lay the groundwork for authoritarian law-and-order policies.
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"We demand law and order," Trump said in a Facebook posting on Sunday afternoon.
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But in truth more muscular law and order would not have deterred the killer.
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" Trump on Tuesday agreed: "You have to maintain law and order, no matter what.
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We don't need the nation-state or its borders to have law and order.
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President Trump touted himself as the "law-and-order candidate" during his 2016 campaign.
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And such was Donald Trump's law-and-order argument in Cleveland on Thursday night.
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In domestic matters, Mr. Trump's main impulse is toward hard-line law and order.
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Trump's "law and order," by contrast, may have already seen its best political days.
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Historically the police are sometimes sympathetic to the "law and order" promises of fascism.
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In a world sorely lacking in justice, Law and Order: SVU is often cathartic.
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But Bolsonaro's "law and order" platform also puts his far-right extremism into focus.
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If law and order is good, then more laws and more orders is better.
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Sessions said the effort continues the "law and order" emphasis of the Trump administration.
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There is nothing inherent about cyberspace that makes it impervious to law and order.
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While eating, I half-listen to Law and Order SVU while browsing through apartments.
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There were a lot of like "Law and Order" from one to the other.
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Nibs recall a time when the act of signing documents promised law and order.
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Calls for law and order on the border are taken as code for racism.
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After the chaos of two uprisings, many credit it with restoring law and order.
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"I'm more one of those law-and-order Democrats," he told The Hill recently.
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In this race for the White House, I am the Law And Order candidate.
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But we request everyone not to take law and order into their own hands.
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The maintenance of law and order was not the only reason stated for shutdowns.
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The economy isn't Duterte's strong suit; his message is mostly about law and order.
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In a few platforms, the policy demands also embraced "law and order" (1988, 1996).
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" And in a 1994 Senate floor speech, he likened himself to another Republican president: "Every time Richard Nixon, when he was running in 1972, would say, 'Law and order,' the Democratic match or response was, 'Law and order with justice' — whatever that meant.
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Trump's pledge on law and order, evoking Richard Nixon's similar proclamation, created other market beneficiaries.
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George Washington described himself as the nation's "Chief Magistrate," a steward of law and order.
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By claiming the "law and order" mantle, though, Trump was just making the subtext text.
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Various types of authoritarianism are likely to be useful for understanding "law and order" politics.
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Guido Manini Ríos, a former army chief, is campaigning on a law-and-order platform.
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The disappearances sparked widespread international condemnation of the state of law and order in Mexico.
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The ad's basically very strong and vocal, they are saying bring back law and order.
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Trump did say, over and over again, that he is a law and order candidate.
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These charismatic characters flaunted law and order, and railed aggressively against corrupt police and politicians.
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Peacekeepers known as Gatherers keep law and order in the ancient city-state of Gujarreh.
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Trump is not only the Law and Order candidate, he is also the Peace candidate.
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A senior officer said state police still faced a challenge to maintain law and order.
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Trump is running to be the law-and-order president and supports stop-and-frisk.
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So the forces of law and order went to pick her up at her home.
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Military gear ban President Trump continues his drive to be the "law-and-order" President.
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Civil rights concerns Trump has repeatedly used the law and order theme to project strength.
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Trump ran his presidential campaign, in part, promising more "law and order" for the country.
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After a terrorist attack during the 2017 election, Labour claimed the law-and-order mantle.
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"For years I went hoarse saying 'Law and Order' is a brand," Mr. Wolf said.
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Progressives insist that Nixon's appeals to drugs and law and order were coded racist messaging.
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Researchers amassed deeply flawed social science in order to support a law-and-order agenda.
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"I will restore law and order to our country, believe me, believe me," he said.
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Law and order is a strange theme for a candidate who radiates conflict and disorder.
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He attempts to tweet to "tatters" the very American institutions dedicated to law and order.
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Officers for whom the election of a law and order, pro-police President is reassuring.
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His promise to be a 'law and order' candidate has not materialized since becoming President.
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To Mr Mashaba, the disaster was a symptom of the breakdown of law and order.
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Hauser writes repeated references to making the farm great again and restoring law and order.
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The writer was a co-executive producer of "Law and Order" from 1991 to 2012.
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"But we marched for law and order, for democracy, for freedom of speech," she said.
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Some are responsive to the same law-and-order declamations that move many white voters.
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The Spanish government condemned illegal acts of violence that threatened law and order in Catalonia.
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Hun Sen has cast his crackdown on opposition as vital to preserve law and order.
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" He posted a graphic on Monday morning identifying himself as a "Law and Order Candidate.
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Into this space, Republican Richard Nixon unleashed an anti-Supreme Court "law-and-order" campaign.
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Like most institutions in this country, the systems of law and order are thoroughly dysfunctional.
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This is a legitimate concern too often dismissed by conservatives and law-and-order types.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump promised to bring "law and order" to the country's inner cities.
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Miller expects marauding gangs to pour out of cities if law and order breaks down.
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There is a new sheriff in town, and he is insisting on law and order.
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Lam said the government's priority now was to restore law and order to Hong Kong.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain, is running on an anti-graft, law-and-order campaign.
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If you alienate the police, then we are going to have no law and order.
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"Law and order" was, in practice, a euphemism for restoring white supremacy, then as now.
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The Nixonian "law and order" era, Jalil said, was a shameful part of American history.
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But that son of a bitch is turning us into the law and order guys.
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Instead, it simply reinforced Trump's broader message about law and order, national security and executive overreach.
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He is, as I think it has become quite clear, a pretty law-and-order guy.
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But Nixon, the 37th president, was not the first to associate himself with law and order.
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The frame for these stories goes beyond the law-and-order themes of the crime stories.
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Additionally, Duterte's "law-and-order" agenda has been blamed for a surge in extra-judicial killings.
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There is, first, the sense of home and self-esteem and respect for law and order.
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Crime calls for a tough law-and-order response that cracks down on even non-criminals.
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But law and order stories about punching out criminals are still the superhero's bread and butter.
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This fall, I fell into a long binge-watch of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.
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" She continued, "The AfD is the only chance left to restore law and order in Germany.
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Corporations, including big banks and property developers, have called for a restoration of law and order.
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For now, Brexit and the NHS still trump law and order in the minds of voters.
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He said in a statement that those who violated law and order would face stern action.
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He supports law and order -- but says nothing about how he is going to reduce crime.
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Kejriwal says he needs authority over the police to be able to maintain law and order.
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Instead, King's murder set off a wave of rioting that benefited Nixon's law-and-order rhetoric.
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"It is immigration and law and order now," Fenby told CNBC Europe's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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So the CSU is concentrating on the law-and-order issues that motivate right-wing voters.
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We may have more people in charge who believe in a prohibitionist, law-and-order paradigm.
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"In this race for the White House, I am the law and order candidate," he said.
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He has magically silenced a law-and-order party as he hectors Justice and the FBI.
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Throughout his campaign, the president promised to bring "law and order" to the country's inner cities.
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Both are liberals on migration and on law-and-order measures like stop-and-search, too.
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A reluctance to compromise runs through their policies on law and order, which are unapologetically illiberal.
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"Trump ran for office on a message of law and order, and he won," Sessions wrote.
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He said the video was "hurting sentiments all over India" and could undermine law and order.
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It is true that Mr Trump nodded to Mr Nixon's promises to restore law and order.
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In fact, the fullest expressions of law and order are impossible while these remain in existence.
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"The fact is people respect law and order and they love our law enforcement," he continued.
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Trump vows "I alone can fix it" the gridlock in Washington and restore "law and order".
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Trump also evidently sees political advantage in presenting himself as the candidate of law and order.
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In fact, he ran on the slogan "law and order" and savaged Obama's efforts at reform.
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Topes (pronounced TOE-pace) are suspension-killing wonders that fill a void in law and order.
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Bolsonaro campaigned on a law-and-order platform combined with pro-business promises of economic rejuvenation.
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In Trump's value system, nonwhites and non-Christians are the chief threats to law and order.
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Thanks partly to Coolidge's inspiration, the 1920s unfolded as the nation's first "law and order" decade.
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Because we all know what "law and order" means when a white Republican candidate evokes it.
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Is there a Law and Order: SVU meet-up that we need to be informed of?
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They will then be able to form joint law-and-order bodies with authorities, he said.
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"But we responded that we still have other laws for maintaining law and order," he said.
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Taking a hard line on law and order is one way to do so, experts said.
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The inflow of weapons that could then be carried around secretly would threaten law and order.
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But when it comes to law and order, there is no police force and no courts.
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But tolerance has its limits, and the mood in Denmark is tilting toward law and order.
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The paradox is that Trump purports to be (like Richard Nixon) a law-and-order president.
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Last year's Gallup Global Law and Order Report named us the second-safest country in Africa.
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"Over the last eight years, we've experienced declining focus on law and order," Mr. Spicer said.
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If even those sworn to defend law and order were in rebellion, what could come next?
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We must restore law and order and respect the men and women of our police forces.
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Normally, she and the Tories could count on scoring high for law and order, but Mrs.
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State governments take this step when they believe it is necessary to maintain law and order.
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With its 20th season premiere, "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" made TV history this week.
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If law and order and enforcement is strong, then the law starts acting as a deterrent.
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These perceptions could be seen as contradicting your political focus on bringing back law and order.
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Even on a traditional Republican issue like law and order, Trumpian Republicans are causing immense damage.
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He has described migration as a driver of a breakdown of law and order in Europe.
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After taking office in 1969, Nixon's campaign promise of "law and order" hardened into punitive policies.
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He was known as one of the Legislature's most productive authors of law-and-order bills.
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There's long been a splinter of the party that prioritizes law and order, nationalism and authority.
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For Trump, it's law and order, sealed borders, and a side of traditional gender stuff too.
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Hundreds of "Law and Order" episodes concluded with definitive guilty verdicts, punctuated by a signature sound effect.
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Law and order could break down, he says, maybe there will be some kind of violent revolution.
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George Washington, the first president, called himself the nation's "Chief Magistrate," a steward of law and order.
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"I call for law and order to be restored," Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonnen told the crowd.
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She later appeared in British TV programs including Law and Order: UK and the detective series Endeavor.
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It turns out that Trump's curious use of the term "law and order" is far from unique.
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Bolsonaro has promised to rid the country of the corruption and restore military-style law and order.
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He called for restoring law and order, but he also urged the country to repair its divisions.
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The law, after all, is innocent until proven guilty, and he is the law and order candidate.
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Where justice and fairness and compassion and law and order are not mutually exclusive, but actually align.
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But a technological race between malevolent drone operators and the forces of law and order is inevitable.
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Each episode is basically its own Law and Order, but with real-life — and occasionally heartbreaking — outcomes.
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Real Law and Order men don't wear toupees they purchased from the Family Dollar 99-cent bin.
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When he died in 1988, President Daniel arap Moi praised his "untiring service to law and order".
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Last night's Law and Order: SVU was a tour de force of ripped from the headlines goodness.
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The Law and Order: SVU star put their 6-story brownstone on the market for $10.75 million.
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Hundreds of police have also been deployed in and around the university to maintain law and order.
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Olivia Benson finds herself in a difficult position on Wednesday's upcoming episode of Law and Order: SVU.
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That speaks to why people watch continuous reruns of Law and Order and why people watch CSI.
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Collectively, the region has had the lowest scores for law and order for the past two years.
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After 9/11, law and order rhetoric was re-directed at terrorism as the new existential threat.
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It is his best opportunity to fulfill his goal of imposing his law-and-order policy agenda.
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We cannot let politicians use the protests as an excuse to back reactionary "law and order" measures.
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Finally, a law-and-order campaign calls upon the authoritarian personality traits that Donald Trump undoubtedly possesses.
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Dog-whistle phrases, or coded racial appeals, were fine: states' rights, forced busing and law and order.
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Why aren't the Democrats speaking about ISIS, bad trade deals, broken borders, police and law and order.
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What the public should know is just how racially divisive Giuliani's own law and order policies were.
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Corey took office in 2009 with a law-and-order message and strong ties to the police.
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"They are the guarantors of law and order in the town," the ministry was quoted as saying.
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Trump's campaign centered on tough, law-and-order positions on illegal immigration and the fight against terrorism.
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Her daughter Mariska Haritgay is on Law and Order, which is one of my favorite shows ever.
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In 1968, law and order was the decisive factor in Nixon's narrow victory over Democrat Hubert Humphrey.
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If "many sides" are responsible for hate and violence, the solution is patriotism, unity, law and order.
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But you do have "law and order" Republicans who are thinking this is just the bees' knees.
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Mr. Trump's "message of supporting law and order, I think, is a good one," Mr. Jenkins said.
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The party, he added, stands for patriotism, law and order, discipline in government and a strong military.
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Prescient of Trump's "law and order" discussions, they were highly concerned with enforcing the law against criminals.
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The law, after all, is innocent until proven guilty, and he is the law-and-order candidate.
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If Trump's law and order domestic agenda is successfully put in place, Sessions will be the reason.
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Brazilians have wanted to hear candidates' plans for cleaning up the government and restoring law and order.
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After years of economic malaise, corruption investigations and security breakdowns, many Brazilians crave stability, law and order.
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"Make America Great Again" is a call for law and order buttressed by a white nativist ideology.
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In their eyes, his commanding victories are testimony that Europe's citizenry desire nativist, law-and-order societies.
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That manifesto then spans cessation of hostilities, law and order, economic growth, natural disaster and political theory.
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Chilean officials said they cancelled the summit to focus on restoring law and order in the country.
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Its chairman, Moussa Faki Mahamat, said the organization supported South African efforts to restore law and order.
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Viewers who've grown up on "The Sopranos" and "Law and Order" are fully aware of this tactic.
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Law and Order Over the past several years, crime and gang violence has increasingly plagued urban areas.
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He ran on a platform of law and order, and actively tied drug use to criminal behavior.
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To be sure, sometimes those contracts aren't fun, those agreements serve a role in law and order.
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The black-on-black crime myth upholds the idea that "these" communities need more law and order.
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So you know he's familiar with the 100 iterations of "Law and Order" currently on the air.
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He watched Nixon rally the silent majority with a law-and-order message and racial dog whistling.
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During Trump's presidential campaign, he frequently promised to bring back "law and order" to the United States.
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Trump's "law and order" attorney general wants to throw the book at relatively small-time drug offenders.
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In his speeches, Trump called for the return of "law and order," just like Nixon in 1968.
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President Richard Nixon, who returned to the national landscape by campaigning on law and order for Republicans in the 1966 midterms, exploited these fears with his promises for "law and order" and a Southern Strategy that aimed to pick up formerly Democratic votes in Dixie by resisting civil rights.
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In the statement, France called for the proportionate use of force in the maintenance of law and order.
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Why use law and order to solve problems when Huck has a drill and Papa Pope is omnipresent?
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Now imagine that a user is interested in content more extreme than Law and Order and Chicago sports.
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Like any police officer, President Trump must earn the legitimacy of his authority to administer law and order.
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Another point of contention was the deployment of defense forces to maintain "law and order" during the speech.
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They are society's phalanx, the wall between us and those who have no respect for law and order.
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The Law and Order alum, 45, confirmed to PEOPLE that she and her boyfriend Jonathan Colby are engaged.
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Many decades of research point to two psychological orientations that likely explain what "law and order" proponents want.
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It's a city where the so-called wielders of law and order don't seem to subscribe to either.
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We remain focused on preserving law and order while protecting the right to free speech and peaceful assembly.
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Temer said the decree to reestablish law and order in Roraima will be in effect for 15 days.
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EVANS: WHEN IT COMES TO THE THEMES THIS WEEK, WE HAD THEM EMPHASIZING LAW AND ORDER, FOR EXAMPLE.
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Here's a brief setup from Bethesda: Dive headfirst into a dystopian world devoid of society, law, and order.
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What is it about Law and Order: Special Victims Unit that makes for such an epic binge watch?
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The debut trailer introduced us to a Mad Max-like world running dangerously low on law and order.
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Trump on police reform "Secretary Clinton doesn't want to use a few words: Law and order," he said.
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Trump, a wealthy real estate developer, presented himself as "the law and order candidate" and called Clinton weak.
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The law-and-order candidate was making his trademark "guns up" gesture, with both his hands resembling pistols.
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While supporters of SB 4 have presented it as a "law and order" measure, the reality is different.
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And when established law and order break down, criminal elements in our midst sense opportunity and become emboldened.
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The law-and-order president is angering a lot of the country's top law enforcement officers right now.
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"We're a country of law and order, and we're enforcing the law and protecting our borders," Sanders said.
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Kelly is bringing decisive discipline to a WH sorely in need of that kind of law and order.
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The result is a weakening of law and order and the strengthening of organized crime and terror financing.
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On Monday, lawmakers begin debating changes to the criminal code that critics say will derail law and order.
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But here's where a Republican leadership can do something worthwhile, even while maintaining its "law and order" mantle.
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But a congressional committee on cybercrime, which is dominated by law-and-order conservatives, has its own ideas.
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Right-wing politicians accused Mr. Sánchez of failing to guarantee law and order in Spain's restive northeastern region.
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"The police is firm on the ground to ensure that law and order is maintained," the statement read.
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Marsha Stephanie Blake started with a number of guest roles on shows including "Law and Order" and "Girls."
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Hong Kong police reiterated on Friday that they are capable of maintaining law and order on their own.
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It was poor social hygiene, not defensible as a matter of law or as effective law and order.
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When he talks about "law and order," they imagine more funerals for black people killed by the police.
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"The government will be resolute in maintaining law and order in Hong Kong and restoring confidence," she said.
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They mostly watched as the President bashed key institutions and took dangerous steps to undermine law and order.
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"The team we assembled embraced your directive to be a law and order department of Justice," he said.
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Opinion ACCEPTING his party's nomination Thursday night, Donald J. Trump used the phrase "law and order" four times.
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By focusing so much on law and order, he leaves a hole a mile wide for Hillary Clinton.
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And, frankly, it couldn't have garnered enough Republican support without a law-and-order president advocating for it.
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Both men are running on strong law-and-order platforms and had called for a ban on veils.
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Myanmar's ambassador Htin Lynn told the Council that Myanmar was making efforts to restore peace, law and order.
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I would imagine these are people who binge watch To Catch a Predator and Law and Order: SVU.
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The reason the West is so far ahead is because there is law and order in place there.
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A day before the murder, he expressed concerns over the country's law and order in an online post.
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The troops are being used to "protect the Governor and everything else about law and order" after Irma.
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Unfortunately, the definition of "law and order" is currently up for debate in a place like Hong Kong.
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Trump campaigned in 2016 and has governed on a tough law-and-order stance in regard to immigrants.
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In the rest of Pakistan, civil law enforcement agencies are supposed to maintain the law and order situation.
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If "law and order" includes a ramping up of incarceration, those two goals could work at cross-purposes.
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Glotfelty and Stearns, backed by the county's leading businessmen and Protestant pastors, mounted a law and order crusade.
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What is vital now is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives.
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Opinion Contributor The Republican Party has celebrated itself for nearly 50 years as the "law and order" party.
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It didn't bother President Law and Order that he undercut the courts' only power to enforce their orders.
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"It's all consistent with law and order, because some of these people aren't acting appropriately," Mr. Giuliani said.
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The police are a key constituency for the Trump administration, which has highlighted its law-and-order agenda.
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"The police are supposed to uphold law and order and human rights," said Susanna Liew, Mr. Koh's wife.
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By February, the United Nations was ready to send in 10,000 peacekeeping troops to reassert law and order.
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The sheriff then provides a discourse on law and order, which he says are birds of a feather.
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The contrast – a "law and order" candidate who is reading from the Rudy Guiliani "stop and frisk" playbook.
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Her name -- Erica Peeples, an actress who's appeared in Netflix's "True to the Game" and 'Law and Order.
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Around 90-100 people were injured, Uttar Pradesh's top bureaucrat handling law and order, Arvind Kumar, told Reuters.
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He has aggressively pursued crackdowns on crime and illegal immigration, issues central to Trump's "law and order" mantra.
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In commuting Ms. Brown's sentence, Mr. Haslam was bucking a huge law-and-order contingent in this state.
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In 1968, however, Nixon broke the norm by pledging that he would appoint only "law and order" judges.
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Let's be clear: The reemergence of the politics of "law and order" isn't about crime; it's about votes.
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If you followed the denouement of the Mollie Tibbetts saga, you got a story about law and order.
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Like Nixon, Trump is exploiting social unrest and protest to mark himself as the "law and order" candidate.
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In itself, that could have bolstered Trump's argument that America needs a stiff dose of law and order.
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It's cut funding for outreach to counter white supremacism, while pushing punitive "law and order" responses to civil unrest.
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That was despite opposition by the city's government and the police, who said it could disrupt law and order.
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"This is a law-and-order administration," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said at a press conference after the arrest.
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"My concern is that instead of law and order, what we will see is lawlessness and fear," said Gascon.
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And they have postage stamps, they have law and order, they have spies, they have textiles, they have everything.
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Yet he shares more with Tony Blair (including a tough line on law-and-order) than with Mr Corbyn.
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"She's no-nonsense and good on fair law and order," said Katie Curry, a school administrator in Contra Costa.
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Trump may see "law and order" as the solution to everything because it reminds him of his electoral success.
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Her record as a defense attorney might spark some objections from law-and-order-oriented conservatives in the Senate.
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"The anticorruption campaign, taking control of law and order, reforming of the military, all have concentrated power," he said.
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And shouldn't the defense of "law and order" include the rejection of such illegal spying and foreign intelligence operations?
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Real Law and Order men keep their hands to their sides, or anxiously clench their fist — at all times.
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If Donald Trump were a true Law and Order candidate, he'd find that the biggest perp would be himself.
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Nixon borrowed his "law and order" pitch from George Wallace, but was careful to strip it of overt racism.
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The faithful execution of law and order demands unbiased, thoroughly informed, completely comprehending, totally committed and deeply empathetic leadership.
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The government's default approach to labor disputes has been to treat them as a threat to law and order.
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We're going to have strong borders and defeat ISIS and restore law and order and so many other things.
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The last thing I want is for the harsh "law and order" policies of the 1980s to come back.
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We must restore law and order on the border and respect the men and women of our police forces.
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Basic services in the region were lost after Irma, weakening law and order, and looting erupted on some islands.
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Additionally, central to Trump's law-and-order argument tonight was the example of stop-and-frisk in New York.
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One of the reasons President-elect Trump prevailed was people's belief he would be the "law and order" president.
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" "The presence of the army is not to intimidate people but to ensure that law and order is maintained.
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Growing concerns about crime in the country led many to see her as a strong law-and-order candidate.
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Law and order rhetoric serves the same purpose for both the conservative and liberal branches of the U.S. government.
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"You can't be the party of law and order and not listen to your police chiefs," Chief Acevedo said.
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Activists cheered as she pledged the Tories would take their "rightful place" as the party of law and order.
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Even "Law and Order: SVU," in its whopping 17th season, increased its ratings in the demographic by 5 percent.
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His appointment, and Trump's law-and-order campaign rhetoric leaves open the question: is criminal justice reform dead. 2628.
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Yet as his tenure has progressed, Mr. Thompson's most determined opponents have not been conservative law-and-order types.
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As the self-described law-and-order candidate, Mr. Trump casts immigration largely as an issue of personal safety.
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She comes from a law and order background; she was attorney general of California before running for the Senate.
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As mayor, he was the law-and-order leader who kicked "squeegee men" off the streets of New York.
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Trump earlier Monday said he is "the law and order candidate" who will provide safety and security to voters.
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"The township is very much tense ... there is some law and order right now as we speak," he said.
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The American people like law and order and they want their side to win when it comes to war.
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Dann Florek first played Donald Cragen in 1990 on "Law and Order" as a captain of the homicide unit.
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He also insisted that nonviolent civil disobedience, far from violating law and order, could actually help maintain social peace.
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"Justice is merely incidental to law and order," J. Edgar Hoover, the F.B.I. director, told CBS News in 1968.
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Likewise Law and Order: SVU looked, momentarily like a dead show walking when Elliot ( Christopher Meloni) left in 2011.
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The collapse of the bill is a win for opponents of the package, including law-and-order hardliners Sen.
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Duterte's economic advisor, Ernesto Pernia, told Reuters that law and order would be the starting point for his policy.
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Trump reaffirmed his stance as a strong advocate for law and order in his remarks during last year's service.
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"Force was only used at a few places where it was necessary to maintain law and order," he said.
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No president since Richard Nixon has embraced the weaponized rhetoric of "law and order" as avidly as Mr. Trump.
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He was forthright, a "law and order" man, and he promptly sent the state constables to aid the investigation.
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The Conservatism of law and order, of common decency and of fiscal responsibility has been rendered null and void.
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" Antezana, a law-and-order advocate who supports forced eradication of coca crops, agrees that the country "is close.
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Law-and-order and small-government types shudder to think of the consequences if the current mood is longstanding.
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And it is restoring law and order to the universities, which were previously a no-go area for police.
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For now, Krishna Kumar, a commanding officer posted near the temple, said the focus was on law and order.
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He has gleefully promised to drain the swamp in the capital, Brasília, and to violently restore law and order.
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He ran against Mr. Joko in 2014 on a platform of strong leadership, law and order, and economic nationalism.
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The nation's top law enforcement official will have the authority for carrying out Mr. Trump's "law and order" platform.
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On Tuesday, in Wisconsin, I talked about how we are going to restore law and order to this country.
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The tough-guy, law-and-order mentality that he and President Trump espouse may be popular with some officers.
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President Donald Trump had made the restoration of law and order one of the planks of his election campaign.
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They would be responsible for securing the city, reinstalling law and order and ensuring basic services for all sects.
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"This will be the election of the caravan, Kavanaugh, tax cuts, law and order and common sense," Trump said.
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At first, she tried the original Law and Order, which focused on straight-up homicides, but something was missing.
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His Nixonian campaign mantra of "law and order" demonstrates no empathy for those ensnared in the criminal justice system.
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The political agent is the sole arbiter of law and order and one without any responsibility toward the people.
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In the long term, they can also motivate draconian policy changes that emphasize law and order above all else.
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Harris' law and order positions, while she was California attorney general, are also a problem for some liberal Democrats.
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Which isn't to suggest that everyone who has a fear about law and order has a race-based fear.
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VICE talked to him to find out what it all means in time of resurgent "law-and-order" politics.
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I have a message," he said, "to every last person threatening the peace on our streets and the safety of our police: when I take the oath of office next year, I will restore law and order our country…In this race for the White House, I am the Law and Order candidate.
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In this new year, let's not leave it to "law and order" alone and lose sight of our shared responsibility.
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Aruwan said a curfew "became necessary to protect life and property and avoid the further breakdown of law and order".
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He's putting the idea of "law and order" above all else, even if it means a crackdown on minority communities.
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If we are confident of maintaining the law and order, I think those restrictions will be relaxed, I'm quite sure.
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Trump wants to improve life in poor black America because he wants "law and order" and he supports the cops.
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Below are the main proposals from the so-called "White Paper" which relate to security and law and order issues.
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During Trump's speech, every time he made dog-whistle appeals to "law and order," the crowd erupted in feverous applause.
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We appeal to both our white and Negro citizenry to observe the principles of law and order and common sense.
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"What is vital now is a swift restoration of law and order and the protection of innocent lives," he continued.
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"Sri Lanka is a transit point for mass-scale drug dealers," Minister of Law and Order Sagala Ratnayaka told Reuters.
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There Trump may learn that true "law and order" advocates seek above all to put the right person behind bars.
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As a result, law and order is back on the political agenda for the first time in nearly a decade.
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Biden last week appeared on an episode of "Law and Order: SVU" to highlight the backlog of untested rape kits.
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" Earlier Friday, Trump issued a statement on the shootings in which he said the U.S. "must restore law and order.
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We're learning to take depositions, and our trainer makes it seem like we're on an episode of Law and Order.
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By Trump's campaign manager's own admission, they are plagiarizing the entire campaign from Richard Nixon's 1968 law and order campaign.
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Meanwhile, the GOP presidential nominee Tuesday reached out to African American voters, vowing in Wisconsin to restore law and order.
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Reed said Republicans are the "law and order party," and therefore should support giving Mueller room to complete the investigation.
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Telling African-Americans he will make their lives better by instituting more law and order is the exact wrong message.
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President-elect Trump—who ran as the law and order candidate—could surprise people positively by taking up this issue.
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On Thursday, he intends to focus on restoring law and order in an echo of Richard Nixon's rhetoric in 1968.
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They have also filed a different set of proposals to change the criminal code that could derail law and order.
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"We will not allow anyone to take law and order into their hands," Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters.
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The results also reflected alarm, especially in the north, over uncontrolled immigration and its perceived effects on law and order.
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The new Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's "law-and-order" agenda has been blamed for a surge in extra-judicial killings.
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Sometimes it's a little thing, like you're in the background of "Law and Order" or whatever, but it adds up.
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During the 2016 campaign, Sessions was a devoted cheerleader for then-candidate Trump's law and order, stop-and-frisk platform.
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The crux of the similarity between Trump's speech and Nixon's was supposed to be its grand law-and-order theme.
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Trump is promising that he'll bring "law and order"—a historically racist phrase, it's worth pointing out—back to America.
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Your average one-hour episode of Law and Order has more to say about "the system" than this particular show.
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His "law and order" message and his appeal to the resentment of white Americans both recall Nixon's core campaign messages.
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Sheriff Clarke claims, falsely, that his personal crusade against BLM is an existential struggle of law and order vs anarchy.
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It's true that Sessions prides himself as a traditional law-and-order-style enforcer and opposes the legalization of marijuana.
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Adding such provisions could doom the bill because more hard-line, law-and-order conservatives would then likely oppose it.
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He added that it was too soon to know whether Bolsonaro's law-and-order focus would translate into better sales.
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And for all of his tough law-and-order rhetoric, the record shows the GOP frontrunner has been remarkably tolerant.
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Sessions's views on sentencing put him comfortably in line with Trump's promises to restore "law and order" throughout the nation.
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But how can you be the law and order President if you cannot tell the difference between right and wrong?
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Sessions has broad support from the police community and is widely viewed as a law-and-order style attorney general.
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Singapore, Norway and Iceland scored highest, respectively, for law and order, while Venezuela, Afghanistan and South Sudan scored the lowest.
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Despite the remarkable endurance of "Law and Order," it rarely received meaningful Emmy attention for its writers, directors or stars.
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The party is known for its law-and-order approach, and for its appeal to Roman Catholic and nationalist voters.
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He insisted that the country needed a policy of migration based on transparency and the rule of law and order.
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Cathay's manager said it supported the Hong Kong government, CEO and police in their efforts to restore law and order.
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For a campaign now devoted to "law and order," the launch was mob rule: in spirit, in tone, in words.
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He has won many supporters, however, as a populist law-and-order candidate amid economic stagnation—a potent combination, historically.
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Similarly, Harris will likely have to do the same in juxtaposing her law-and-order record with her progressive persona.
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She has also continued to play Benson on "SVU," becoming the longest-serving actor in the "Law and Order" franchise.
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Sarkozy's camp say they are nothing like the FN, but stress the law-and-order line chimes with voters' concerns.
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After Watergate, national candidates backed away from the "law and order" slogan, wary of too close an association with Nixon.
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The only question is how aggressively a new, law-and-order happy White House under Donald Trump will enforce it.
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But more significant, the documents reflect a pervasive unfairness that would embarrass even the strongest advocate of law and order.
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Rather than glee, the room suddenly seemed full of fury, and the theme of restoring law and order was paramount.
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He was the mastermind behind Richard M. Nixon's innovative 1968 television campaign, which was also based on law and order.
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Who else would prove they're the "law and order" candidate by naming Charles in Charge to speak on his behalf?
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Together they passed a range of law-and-order measures this year, including a ban on Muslim face-covering veils.
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TRUMP: Well, first of all, Secretary Clinton doesn't want to use a couple of words, and that's law and order.
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Volusia County's zero-tolerance policy is emblematic of the law-and-order approach Florida has adopted to prevent school shootings.
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And this is what "law and order" means: the preservation of a certain social order, not the rule of law.
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Meanwhile, Moro's anti-crime package, an attempt to deliver on Bolsonaro's law-and-order campaign vows, is stalled in Congress.
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"Reckoning" glosses over an expansive definition of physical assault without peering too closely at its expansive law-and-order implications.
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They can threaten to withhold money, but they open themselves up to criticism that they are endangering law and order.
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To a law-and-order Republican like Mr. McConnell, the idea of letting offenders out early didn't seem very orderly.
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On Day 1013, he established links between his brownshirt paramilitaries and the official law-and-order apparatus of the state.
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Ben Waxman said they weren't embracing "law and order" tactics or claiming that convictions were the only measure of success.
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All of this suggests the law and order theme espoused by Trump could have some potency as a political issue.
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Lam's cabinet and a lawmaker who leads a pro-Beijing political party that supports strict adherence to law and order.
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If you ask Trump questions about law and order and dig down half an inch, what you find is Rudy.
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Separately, a rise in gang crime has also been seen as a contributing factor to fears over law and order.
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And they fretted that he and his administration have made "law and order" a centerpiece of their response to Charlottesville.
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Below are the main proposals from the so-called "White Paper" which relate to security and law and order issues.
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"Those who do not actively denounce these actions can no longer hide behind arguments about law and order," she added.
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His law-and-order prime minister, Manuel Valls, is likely to step up as a leading contender in the primary.
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Then a friend gave me a copy of Eli Clare's Brilliant Imperfection and I finally stopped watching Law and Order.
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" Bao Bao, the panda that the National Zoo sent back to China, "is named after the 'Law and Order' sound.
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This made them easy targets for the Republicans, who became the party of law and order under Nixon and Reagan.
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" Trump said the November 6 vote will be "an election of Kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order, and common sense.
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Nonetheless, he emerged from the 1980s as a well-known New York City Republican with a law-and-order reputation.
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With the White House pushing law and order policies, many worry that the deeper problems facing Honduras will be overlooked.
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Tam said the liaison office spoke highly of the resolve of the Hong Kong police to keep law and order.
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He didn't have to say it out loud; he could just say "law and order" and people would get it.
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There is another subset of Republicans who worry it makes the party of "law and order" seem weak on crime.
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Sarkozy, whose campaign has emphasized law and order, mocked Juppe at a rally in Nimes, southern France, for being too "soft".
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He also imposed a series of more petty law-and-order ordinances, like banning alcohol consumption between 1 and 8 am.
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So systematically over the last 210 years I&aposve watched the border, law and order really be restored on this border.
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Duterte has questioned why lawmakers excluded serious crimes other than drugs, saying it runs counter to his law and order agenda.
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I appeal to him, however, to become the law and order president not for Nixon's 20th century, but for our 21st.
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Friedrich Merz, the "law and order" and more conservative candidate, would have been a bitter pill to swallow for the SPD.
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Authoritarian values are those which uphold belief in a strong leader, in a strong state, and in robust law and order.
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If we don&apost get this under control, it is horrific to the future of law and order in this country.
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She was mostly guarded in her remarks, but spoke more spontaneously on questions about race and her law-and-order background.
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Half of the 'hood thinks Luke is a good person, the other prefers the law and order of the police department.
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He is also an immigration hawk, and his aggressive "law and order" agenda included a focus on immigration in the 1990s.
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The peace of mind we enjoy walking the streets at night is courtesy of his commitment to restoring law and order.
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The Ethiopian government is in denial and making the same promises of restoring 'law and order' through further repression and crackdown.
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Sessions's call for "law and order" will mean today what it meant in Alabama, when I was coming up back then.
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Yesterday he suspended major provisions of the Nigerian constitution and formed an interim military government to maintain law and order. Gen.
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If Donald Trump were an actual politician from Law and Order, he would look nothing like the candidate we see today.
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Real Law and Order cops sometimes abuse their power — and then feel guilty about it for the rest of their lives.
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Attacks also happen in countries where law and order is not transparent and judicial structures are weak and susceptible to corruption.
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The late Law and Order actor and former senator, Fred D. Thompson, had a courthouse in Tennessee named in his honor.
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"I am the law and order candidate," Donald Trump declared halfway through his Republican National Convention acceptance speech on Thursday night.
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Instead, the "law and order" candidate partied like it was 1968, or 1980, giving us the same old Republican same-old.
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There's no guarantee Trump, who called himself the "law and order candidate" during his campaign, will carry on Obama's clemency initiative.
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We don't need to fabricate posters in order to make our vision of law-and- order, respect, and prosperity look appealing.
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And with Le Pen the tough law-and-order candidate, she might be one terror attack away from the Elysees Palace.
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It is more than Richard Nixon's appeal to the "silent majority" or his claim to be the "law and order" candidate.
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Before she became prime minister, May was Home Secretary where she was responsible for law and order and combating domestic terrorism.
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Hence Trump's birtherism, his "law and order" rhetoric, and defense of the police against criticism from groups like Black Lives Matter.
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Trump should tie his plans for conservative trial judge picks to his broader call for a return to law and order.
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Nicolas Sarkozy, a former president and the leader of the centre-right Republican party, jumped on the law-and-order bandwagon.
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Tough-on-crime rhetoric did indeed play on racial fears; lots of white bigots did vote for law-and-order Republicans.
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"When I take the oath of office next year, I will restore law and order to our country," he will say.
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"Trump saying he's for 'law and order' is a political slogan," said Carter Wrenn, a longtime Republican strategist in the state.
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Macron delivered a law-and-order message to his people, amid ongoing "yellow vest" demonstrations against his economic and social policies.
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Clinton "doesn't want to use a couple of words" — law and order — before defending the contentious stop-and-frisk police strategy.
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"Law abiding Americans are apoplectic with the lack of law and order we have seen during President Obama's tenure," he said.
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"There could be a law and order problem as infiltrators could organize demonstrations or try to self-immolate," Katuwal told Reuters.
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The coalition works as a political bloc, and its main aim is to push for law and order in the country.
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"He is the Law and Order candidate," she tweeted, sarcastically quoting the new moniker Trump had given himself during the speech.
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In contrast to the usual law and order tales, the more that Shigemori uncovers about the case the murkier everything appears.
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I don't just mean the law-and-order conservatives and financial elites whom de Blasio has fought with throughout his administration.
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"The message seems to be 'Look, here you have another Canadian disobeying law and order in China — pay attention,' " he said.
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ISIS also functioned as a government, providing law and order, repairing roads, keeping the electricity on, and selecting textbooks for schools.
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No person should ever be given free rein to disregard the basic tenets of society, law and order, freedom and respect.
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Traditionally, this kind of unrest should play to Republicans, who have long positioned themselves as the party of law and order.
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Of the country's more than 2,300 chief prosecutors, many still run for office unopposed on a familiar "law and order" platform.
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Kamala Harris as a law-and-order-minded former prosecutor and former Vice President Joe Biden as overly cozy with Republicans.
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EVERY TIME A NEW REVELATION COMES OUT, I HEAR THE 'LAW AND ORDER' SOUND EFFECT PLAYING IN THE BACKGROUND --> http://bit.
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Despite Comey's long record of dedicating himself to "law and order," Trump has relentlessly attacked him since firing him last May.
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Now, read the article, "Trump's Brand of Law and Order Leaves Leeway on the Law," and answer the following questions: 1.
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He can use all the other issues — law and order, running your own schools, protecting property rights — and never mention race.
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Across the whole of the Caribbean, Irma killed nearly 40 people and devastated basic services, tearing cracks in law and order.
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He is now shifting attention to what he calls the "people's priorities" — spending on health care, education and law and order.
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To the extent that violence was even recognized by colonial empires, it was "justified" as an instrument of law and order.
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Prosecutors who pursued the biggest cases there in the 1980s relied on Halliday, who embodied the county's law-and-order ethos.
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The list was the distilled essence of Duterte's appeal, a raw and brutal effort at law and order, whatever the cost.
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Only Trump could separate the law-and-order party, as the Republicans have been known as for decades, from the FBI.
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"On the law and order issue, on the Vietnam veterans issue, the attacks on Muslims ... I just don't get," he added.
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Hood has a moderate, law-and-order reputation in the state, but he still faces significant headwinds against GOP Lt. Gov.
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Your memorandum was addressed to the different components at the Department of Homeland Security — a very law-and-order-type agency.
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And it's about the rise of a movement that believes "law and order" is more important than any other fundamental right.
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We're thinking ... depending on how it plays out, this would be an interesting encore to the 'Law and Order' Menendez trial.
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It also functions as a government, providing law and order, repairing roads, keeping the electricity on, and selecting textbooks for schools.
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Another group sees the world as a dangerous place and wants to be protected from it—they embrace law and order.
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No proposal was offered on sentencing reform - an issue that divides the Republican Party between "law and order" hardliners and moderates.
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I would like to express all my support for our police forces and more generally the forces of law and order.
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And the president-elect, who called himself the "law and order" candidate, campaigned on a tough-on-crime, pro-police platform.
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He also spoke quite a bit about maintaining "law and order," a loaded phrase that has garnered comparisons to Richard Nixon: I have a message to every last person threatening the peace on our streets and the safety of our police: When I take the oath of office next year, I will restore law and order to our country.
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I call it a blueprint because it is a plan for building law and order in what is still a new century.
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South Africa's government says the killings are reflective of wider law and order issues in the country, rather than a racial issue.
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Like Trump, Hanson has been promising a return to better times and emphasizing One Nation's hardline immigration and law and order policies.
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That generally leads to law-and-order policies, but also seeing almost every major issue as first and foremost a security issue.
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It means raising our voices against the administration's "law and order" framework that targets black people and strips away civil rights protections.
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We want to make policy [in favor of] our country, for a Germany with a future where law and order mean something.
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"Organs of law and order should not turn into a truncheon to intimidate those who disagree with the policy of the authorities."
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen said "specialized in tormenting immigrants," highlights another inconsistency from Trump, on fealty to the principles of law and order.
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Corporations, including big banks and property developers, have called for a restoration of law and order, while exhibitors are seeing widespread cancellations.
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More importantly, we can't continue with business as usual, embracing law and order rhetoric that replaces poverty programs with expensive punitive measures.
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In an interview with Reuters during the election campaign, Duterte explained his vision for how law and order are essential to prosperity.
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The government says that public satisfaction with law and order has risen from about 88% in 2012 to more than 95% today.
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Characters on Law and Order are proud workaholics who eschew personal relationships in the name of deli coffee and the greater god.
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There is an old saying that goes: What is bad for life is good for the Law and Order: SVU writers' room.
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He's officially seized the mantle of the "law and order" candidate — an obvious dog whistle playing to white fears of black crime.
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It still retains sweeping powers to maintain law and order despite lifting the ban, including conducting searches, freezing assets, and making arrests.
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Since finding fame on EastEnders, Nicholls has appeared in a number of projects — including Law and Order UK, Casualty, and Ackley Bridge.
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He has also sought to underline his command of law and order by chairing security cabinet meetings every weekday at 6 a.m.
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That could complicate Bolsonaro's choice of Guedes as finance minister since he is running on a law-and-order anti-corruption platform.
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The package included a series of law-and-order measures such as a ban on Muslim face-covering veils in public places.
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But the show tends toward the whimsical, skirting, like The Guy does, around any confrontation with the forces of law and order.
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Trump has responded by focusing his campaign on a theme of "law and order," and Clinton faced pressure to counter the message.
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Last month, he floated the notion of "softening" his deportation stance, but his Phoenix speech featured a tough law-and-order approach.
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Sometimes, she gets to chill with babies, too — like her Law and Order: SVU co-star Ice-T's new daughter, Chanel Nicole.
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Betty Gilpin made small appearances on TV shows, including "Law and Order: Criminal Intent," and movies, like "Ghost Town," starting in 2008.
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Trump's remarks were a major shift for the billionaire, who frequently calls himself "the law and order" candidate and champions police causes.
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While the state attempted to elevate a new regime of law and order, illegalists sought to pull it back down to earth.
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"There can be no progress or development of a local government and the community unless there is law and order," Duterte said.
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President Trump won the election in part because he convinced the American people that he would be "the law and order" president.
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Then the election, Donald J. Trump's demand for "law and order" and a series of other political calculations got in the way.
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Law-and-order feminists have long used the idea of professional white women's safety and reputation against young women activists of color.
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"I'm all for security and law and order, but it's just such a monumental waste of taxpayer dollars," González told The Hill.
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THE WAR ON COPS How the New Attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe By Heather Mac Donald 242 pp.
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Martin Kimani, the Director of the Kenyan government's National Counter Terrorism Centre, said the authorities were trying to maintain law and order.
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"It's very easy to paint California as a very progressive state, but on certain issues they lean law and order," he said.
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Yet the law-and-order-loving pundits on conservative media celebrated the charges, and #MAGA Twitter exploded with calls for Joseph's execution.
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The 1920 election produced the nation's first modern "law and order" presidential candidate in the form of the Massachusetts governor, Calvin Coolidge.
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Instead, these new policies exploit desperate families in order to punish, scapegoat, and traumatize — all under the banner of law and order.
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Trump loves to brag about his law-and-order bona fides, sounding the alarm about allegedly dangerous immigrants in the United States.
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According to Gallup's 2628 Law and Order Report, 28503 percent of the world feels safe walking alone at night in their communities.
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That terrifies many civil libertarians who worry that he will expand controversial NSA surveillance programs in the name of law and order.
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The revolutionary civil rights legislation of the 1960s led to the "law and order" politics of Richard Nixon and his Southern strategy.
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In one inferno, Fort George, the seat of royal government and a symbol of law and order, was burned to the ground.
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"Trump and his promises to uphold 'law and order' frankly scare me," Mr. Toles, who is black, said in a Facebook message.
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In certain respects, trying to organize esports can feel a bit like trying to establish law and order in the Wild West.
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The Democratic primary may show whether a progressive vision for criminal justice resonates in a borough with a law-and-order past.
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Of course, there are certainly Republicans and conservatives who believe that no price is too high to pay for law and order.
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An arm around the shoulder and some petty cash may be a good law-and-order strategy in some potentially explosive situations.
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There are reports of policemen soliciting bribes to allow necessary movement, and breakdown of law and order in parts of the country.
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What they do according to O*NET: Enforce law and order in rural or unincorporated districts or serve legal processes of courts.
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"For a long time, this government didn't really look at the ideology of radical Islam, but law and order," he said. Mrs.
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"There is no law and order here, except for the law of the gun," an aid worker said on condition of anonymity.
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He would be responsible for carrying out Mr. Trump's "law and order" platform and could change how civil rights laws are enforced.
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Daley, a longtime ally of President Lyndon Johnson, deployed an army of police officers to maintain law and order in the city.
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It also means determining whether or not hacking is a law and order issue with firm lines that should not be crossed.
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Unfortunately, Arizona Republicans have not been alone in their feverish attempt to crimp free speech in the name of law and order.
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Standing up for the rule of law Republicans have also loved to imagine that they are the party of law and order.
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Harris did not barter or trade to get the support of more conservative law-and-order types; she gave it all away.
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But he said that his administration will "spare no resource" in working to fulfill a campaign promise to restore law and order.
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The reason given most often is that it is a preventative measure, imposed in anticipation of a breakdown in law and order.
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And for all their law-and-order posturing, they share a distinct record of total contempt for actual laws and legal procedures.
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It's time for Congress and our courts to provide Americans with some much-needed, not-at-all-Trump-related law and order.
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Politicians are earning political capital for pursuing arguments against law-and-order, whether it's against immigration enforcement or the enforcing drug offenses.
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His law and order rhetoric as a candidate and his nomination, as President, of Jeff Sessions to be Attorney General were alarming.
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If anyone, Hacking Team are the vigilantes, acting in the margins in pursuit of their love for authority and law and order.
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The uniform is a signal to the public, and to the officer who wears one, that the police represent law and order.
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He also had a portrait of Jack McCoy, the character played by Sam Waterston on "Law and Order," painted on his back.
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Despite all of that, the series is off to a promising start and is more Veronica Mars than Law and Order: SVU.
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But his embrace of "law and order" carries alarming undertones, as he has expressed a fondness for the country's past military dictatorship.
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That might, on occasion, advance a policy agenda on "law and order" issues — it can't really advance an agenda on economic ones.
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Every country has a right to be able to protect its borders, right, and make sure that law and order is being observed.
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"Sheriff Joe" had become a symbol, well beyond politics, of the kind of unforgiving "law and order" promised by Trump during the campaign.
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And it just reaffirms everything Donald Trump has been saying about securing the border, and we need law and order in this country.
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"We shot scenes, with Child Protection Services, that bordered on stuff you could have seen on CSI or Law and Order," Baker said.
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Trump has, for example, dubbed himself as the "law and order" candidate — a clear dog whistle playing to white fears of black crime.
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Wherever you are in the United States, no matter what kind of cable package you have, you have access to Law and Order.
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Trump has rejected all three and won votes from those who want a conservatism that will reduce immigration and uphold law and order.
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That message peaked during the primaries, when Trump, running on a platform of "law and order," routinely defended supporters who physically attacked protesters.
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It's time to acknowledge you're either an American under our system of equality, law and order - and traditional patriotic spirit - or you're not.
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Mrs May's rise to power was much aided by the fact that she had held the law-and-order brief, as home secretary.
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But when it comes to a "law and order" crackdown that will disproportionately hurt communities of color, he's lining himself up for success.
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But she listened to Trump's convention speech with an open mind and found his message about the need for law and order appealing.
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Mr Bolsonaro, whose middle name is Messias (Messiah), talks little about what he would do as president, apart from restoring law and order.
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Lam remained defiant as she rejected calls from protesters demanding her resignation, saying the government would be resolute in maintaining law and order.
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Consistent with the law-and-order theme he has emphasized, Trump vowed a "zero tolerance" policy toward criminals living in the US illegally.
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His continued use of the Nixonian euphemism "law and order" suggests, at the very least, that he's trying to have it both ways.
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The vow to tackle rising crime echoes the "law and order" campaign of President Trump, who has frequently highlighted violence in American cities.
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In a statement on Monday, the government condemned the protesters' acts, saying they had undermined law and order and seriously affected economic activities.
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The fact that Trump's answer to a question about racial injustice is just "we need law and order" pretty much says it all.
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The continued emphasis in American politics on "law and order" rather than "criminal justice reform" means that transforming criminal justice institutions is difficult.
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Now look to three of the most important policy issues Donald Trump campaigned on: law and order, illegal immigration, and repeal of ObamaCare.
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One would presume that a conservative of Scalia's generation would be a "law and order" type concerned about criminals getting off on technicalities.
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Street protests that smash windows only pump up the law-and-order dimension of Trump's vicious campaign and detract from serious organizing efforts.
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Trump pegged himself early on as the "law and order candidate" and has centered much of his campaign on safety and security issues.
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The Republicans will always be the Law and Order Party, I guess—they're going to do that, the "Rah Rah" for the Cops.
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Not only did President Trump's message of law and order resonate with the American people last November, it apparently resonated with illegal immigrants.
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"We received instructions to take prominent PML-N activists from their areas to avoid a law and order problem," the official told Reuters.
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Polls tightened after the ads went up and Gillespie's ratings on "law-and-order issues" rose, but Northam ultimately triumphed on Election Day.
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This isn't like a Law and Order episode where, whether you enjoyed or not, [it] hinged on how strong the "whodunit" factor is.
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But to some, the phrase "law and order candidate" is a racially loaded one, hearkening back to the days of President Richard Nixon.
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"In the wake of these operations, there was the breach of peace, law and order, hundreds of lives were lost," the report said.
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A law-and-order campaign doesn't ask voters to like Trump and the Republicans any more than they liked Richard Nixon in 1968.
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Swedish voters rewarded a brand-new "New Democracy" party that focused heavily on law and order issues and proposed stringent restrictions on immigration.
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But Trump's calls for law and order, his vow to jail immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally and his pick of Sen.
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Trump has been making questionable decisions, like pardoning Sheriff Joe Arpaio, while simultaneously lecturing the country about the importance of law and order.
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Instead, the focus was all on law and order, on saving the nation from what the candidate described as a terrifying crime wave.
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Like King, those movements offer a competing vision of "law and order" in which law enforcement and social justice go hand in hand.
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Ironically, the leading narrative about Gillespie was his embrace of the law-and-order, culture war-drumming campaign message core to Trump's agenda.
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He's also promised to improve law and order by eliminating thug rule, a critical issue for a gang-ridden state like Uttar Pradesh.
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Humphrey gave an acceptance speech in which he proclaimed himself the law and order candidate, which didn't help him with the resurgent left.
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"Proportionate security measures targeted only on terrorists are being taken to safeguard our state security, and to restore law and order," he said.
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We will also give our police and law enforcement the funds and support they need to restore law and order to this country.
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Trump's "law and order" rhetoric and Sessions' support for draconian drug sentences make further federal movement on mandatory minimum sentencing tougher to envision.
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And, Blancato adds, the current administration may pick up on this as a law and order issue it's willing to throw weight behind.
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Involving Congolese women in ending the nation's ongoing political turmoil would help establish the law and order needed to prevent rape, they said.
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" And in an interview with The Hill, Donald Trump said of the standoff: "You have to maintain law and order, no matter what.
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McCaskill, who had proved her law-and-order credentials when she was a prosecutor in Kansas City, was more critical of the police.
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But Mr. Salvini is in the process of creating his own following as he promotes himself as a law and order tough guy.
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For while the television series "Law and Order" has been off the air for several years, it is in almost constant syndicated rerun.
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Yet his law-and-order rhetoric and plans to ease gun controls have resonated with many voters, especially in Brazil's booming farm country.
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" As the civil rights legend Fannie Lou Hamer once said, "Black people know what white people mean when they say 'law and order.
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By hanging him, Republicans proved they cared more about their "law and order" reputation than they did about justice for their Lumbee constituents.
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House minority leader Edcel Lagman called it a "massive jailbreak" that made a mockery of the administration's key law and order policy platform.
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The government has said the restrictions were necessary to maintain law and order, but residents have expressed frustration and anger over the lockdown.
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You say you're a law and order president and we thought we were going to reap the benefits of that, but we didn't.
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But rather than ever using words like white supremacy and white nationalism, he uses proxies, like law and order, border walls and infestation.
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One night toward the end of Mr. Jobs's life — and the end of the book — he is watching "Law and Order" in bed.
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LAW AND ORDER The government said it was committed to addressing violent crime and to strengthening public confidence in the criminal justice system.
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"The law and order situation is not favorable," Deepak Asher, President of the Multiplex Association of India, a local industry association, told CNN.
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Forget, also, any federal criminal-justice reform, which was on the cusp of passage in Congress before Mr. Trump's "law and order" campaign.
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Teams of American economists thought that if you privatized property correctly, the law and order and social cohesion would take care of themselves.
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Experts also claimed the move could bring some much needed law and order to the market, by toughening up on fraud and scams.
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After decades of unilateral actions, crowned by the aggressive invasion of Iraq, it is U.S. military power that threatens international law and order.
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It's that the winners persuaded people other issues — the missile gap, "law and order," honesty in government, "honor and dignity" — were more important.
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For critics, it is proof that Israel does not truly seek peace and that it is hardly a country of law and order.
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Most of the characters are back, including Tina (Katherine Waterston), a law-and-order type called an Auror and Newt's limp romantic foil.
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"We believe that the court will make a fair decision for our nation, for law and order, and for justice," he told reporters.
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His macho talk about "law and order" does not keep communities safe and threatens the very bodies of the little boys I love.
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The GOP also embraced a "law and order" platform with a heavily racial appeal to white voters who were concerned about race riots.
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First, there was Richard Nixon's famous "law and order" presidential campaign of 1968 — a favorite of Trump's friend and onetime adviser Roger Stone.
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" And then, lest you doubt it, we get clips: Nixon saying, "Let's make America first again in respect for order and justice under law"; a clip of pre-politics Reagan in a 1953 movie improbably titled Law and Order, in a cowboy hat and boots, saying to the townsfolk, "You wanted law and order in this town — you've got it.
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His drive to empower certain law enforcement officers in the name of law and order has been arguably his first year's least-qualified success.
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David Kustoff (Tennessee 18th District)The pro-death penalty former Attorney General of Western Tennessee is bringing his "law and order" flair to Congress.
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It's easy to imagine police getting tired of being called to citizen's homes every time they watch the latest episode of Law and Order.
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The 2016 campaign has brought race and politics, along with Trump's oft-repeated phrase "law and order," to the forefront, unlike in recent history.
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In parliament, opposition parties may also raise the issue of law and order in the country due to the controversy over the film "Padmaavat".
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The president who promised law and order, having previously fired the FBI director, fired his attorney general over the Justice Department's Trump-Russia investigation.
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The sitcom now has a new home on NBC, where resides another long-running (but more serious) police show in Law and Order: SVU.
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Corporations, including big banks and property developers, have called for a restoration of law and order, while exhibitors are seeing widespread cancellations of events.
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These values imply our adherence not only to liberty and individual freedom, but also to international peace, law and order, and constructive social purpose.
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Trump's speech, which focused heavily on "law and order" and "safety," marked the end of the four-day-long Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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He has also been one of Mr. Trump's most ardent public advocates, supporting the president's law-and-order platform while relentlessly attacking his opponents.
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Mr. Urvoas is a close ally of Mr. Valls's and hews more closely to the law-and-order line favored by the prime minister.
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That issue had been building bipartisan enthusiasm in Congress, but it's unclear where it stands after Trump's embrace of a "law and order" message.
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Shows like Law and Order and CSI have taught a generation of Americans that blood spatters and handwriting analysis are crucial for catching criminals.
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A new dating app is going full-blown Law and Order on daters by running a background check on them before they get swiping.
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This process started in the mid-1960s, when the GOP began remaking itself as the party of law and order and of traditional values.
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And in the wake of the killing of five officers in Dallas, Trump has brought back with a vengeance Nixon's "law and order" promises.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Law and order Are all those dramatic courtroom scenes on TV and in the movies even close to being accurate?
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The prime minister has a more centrist, business-friendly stance on economic policies, combined with a reputation as a hardliner on law and order.
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Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, was quick to seize on the FBI statistics to make the case for his tough law-and-order policies.
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And in 2014, Biden taped public service announcements about preventing sexual violence that appeared during commercial breaks of a "Law and Order: SVU" marathon.
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Trump, who campaigned on a law-and-order platform, was the first presidential candidate to receive the union's endorsement since Bill Clinton in 1996.
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His Chinese-American constituents admire Mr Trump's business acumen and worry about taxes, regulation and law and order, including a clampdown on illegal immigration.
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Jones believes that Trump, the self-styled "law and order candidate" and stalwart champion of police, has something to do with that widening gap.
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When he looks at what happened in Virginia, I infer that he sees not a prejudice problem but a crisis of law and order.
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There are, as you might expect, the rather transparent attempts to appear just like your regular, pro law-and-order, hip Tumblr-using teen.
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In an effort to secure law and order, we have lost sight of justice based on the God-given value of each human life.
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Kaine's backing of Project Exile also makes him odd bedfellows with Trump, who has made law and order a central theme of his candidacy.
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It's in keeping with Trump and Sessions' law-and-order agenda that aims to curb violent crimes by providing government support to local police.
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Trump billed himself as the "law-and-order candidate" and often railed against what he dubbed anti-law enforcement policies by the Obama administration.
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Some lawyers blame governments for spinning "law and order" as a quick fix although locking up young people often sets them back even more.
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SHERIFF JOE ARPAIO of Maricopa County, Arizona—a law-and-order populist who styles himself "America's toughest sheriff"—sets much store by his gut.
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Were Trump to pardon Arpaio, it would absolutely send the wrong message, particularly from a President who touts the value of law and order.
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Looking at Trump's rhetoric, we should expect the re-emergence of such law-and-order rhetoric to foreshadow dangerous times for privacy in America.
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That led right-wing parties to put pressure on Mr. Sánchez to use the executive's emergency powers to restore law and order in Catalonia.
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Honduras's Hernández first won power on a law-and-order platform in 2013, when the country had the highest murder rate in the world.
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During the campaign, Trump called himself the "law and order" candidate and blamed former President Obama for the rise in violence in major cities.
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"Our challenge is to keep the law and order situation under control," the officer said, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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"Peace and order" is effectively his platform, as "law and order" was once that of the Republican right that capitalized on the crime wave.
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Clarke, long a critic of Black Lives Matter and progressives who critique police practices, became a lightning rod for pro law-and-order conservatives.
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HAPPENING LATER Law and order Jury selection starts today in the trial of accused drug trafficker (and world-class escape artist) "El Chapo" Guzman.
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Whether people who watched Law and Order responded differently to sexual consent questions than those who watched other crime dramas mainly CSI and NCIS.
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If you're looking for a cheap way to institute law and order in your kitchen pre-holidays, now is a good time to buy.
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While the government has said the curfew is in place to maintain law and order in the country, some say it's a power grab.
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Americans deserve to hear from all candidates plans that will treat the causes — not just the symptoms — of our country's law and order problems.
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They also reflect an unabating mind-set that is changing the nature of Israel, promoting vengeance and vigilantism in place of law and order.
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"The desire for 'law and order' is nothing so simple as a code for racism," Garry Wills wrote of Wallace's message at the time.
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First, tech companies need to stop treating it like an episode of "Law and Order," where occasional dramatic flair proves decisive in delivering justice.
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As he's beefed up law enforcement tools, Sessions has extended the "law and order" administration to the courtroom, raising hackles from criminal justice advocates.
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Mr. Trump's stern "law and order" message repels many African-Americans irate over police shootings and many Hispanics concerned about immigration; the sympathy Mrs.
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In American politics, "law and order" is lock-em-up language, tough talk that is used to vilify far more than crime and criminals.
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Fighting began when Iraqi troops and Shia militias entered Altun Kupri in an operation "to impose law and order," according to the Iraqi military.
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The more law-and-order perspective posits that the perpetrator should be disciplined in some way—if not fired, then given an official warning.
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The law-and-order President wants to influence the Justice Department -- and law enforcement agencies in other countries to advance his own political objectives.
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However, the problem with a law and order administration is that it will undermine the very necessary efforts to change criminal justice system culture.
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People remember Bo fondly as a can-do leader who improved law and order, turbo-charged the economy, and rejuvenated dilapidated old city quarters.
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The bottom line: School resource officers help maintain law and order in schools, but they aren't the solution to the nation's mass shooting epidemic.
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While Republicans often run on law-and-order themes, an indelicate approach could carry considerable danger at a moment of such unusual political instability.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who ran for the Republican presidential nomination on his own law-and-order message, was also scheduled to speak.
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And with Trump positioning himself as the "law-and-order candidate," partnering with a tough former prosecutor would have most certainly reinforced that message.
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It's been a tough sell for a party that under founder Mulayam Singh Yadav, Akhilesh's father, was criticized for breakdown of law and order.
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To most people, both the surveillance issue and the false statements issue exist on the same axis of civil liberties versus law and order.
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What Trump will do in light of his repeated calls for "law and order" and cracking down on crime is much harder to say.
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The first image is one of a law-and-order leader who pulled his country back from the brink of becoming a failed state.
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The year closed with the hairbreadth victory of a law-and-order Presidential nominee whose Southern strategy of racial politicking remade the electoral map.
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Nikolai Danilov, a blogger, colored his face green, went to Red Square and was immediately detained by the police for violating law and order.
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He said the next Dalai Lama could be a woman (and that physical attractiveness serves dharma, which in Buddhism means "cosmic law and order").
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" The pardon, the conservative Washington Examiner said in an editorial, showed "once again Trump really means 'busting heads' when he says 'law and order.
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She then won election in 2012 and 2014 with 65 percent of the vote, running on a law-and-order message against weak opponents.
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Comparing it to "Law and Order" when the police investigated, it was actually really a great moment because they wanted to be good citizens.
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Alternative for Germany promised to restore law and order and a sense of national pride — a theme that causes deep unease among many Germans.
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It is ominous that Trump has already hit upon the use of force as his preferred solution when confronting domestic law-and-order issues.
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These are the types of principled men and women we want enforcing law and order in our communities – attorneys who are fair and independent.
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Once spared, he became a lawyer, then such a prosecutor that he inspired the DA hero of "Law and Order", a hit TV series.
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The attorney general has been one of the president's most ardent supporters, working to implement his "law and order" agenda at the Justice Department.
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During the 21990 election, Richard Nixon successfully ran as the candidate of law and order against a backdrop of rising crime and civil unrest.
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Under the umbrella of law and order, taxpayer-funded officers eagerly clasp at the luxury watches FIFA used to give away without a thought.
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By producing more migrant crime, they say, he produces more anxiety and fear, exactly the conditions on which his law-and-order proposals feed.
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That's predictable enough — some judges (often conservative) tend to favor law and order, while others (often liberal) tend to be skeptical of law enforcement.
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Ip now leads a local political party that emphasizes law and order and is fairly popular, but she is deeply distrusted by democracy advocates.
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Don't be "too nice" to suspects, President Trump told law enforcement officers in a fiery law and order speech in Long Island on Friday.
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The solution, in both Trump and Nixon's eyes, is a stringent system of "law and order" — a crackdown on crime, villainy, and civil unrest.
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Political parties stopped being overtly racist and started speaking in code—a candidate can say "law and order," and everyone knows what he means.
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Attica guards dig that Trump proclaims himself the "law-and-order" candidate, because that's the ol' lock-em-up language—and that's their livelihood.
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But the "law and order" policies that have emerged as the core of Trumpism are only half of the governing philosophy Bannon himself supports.
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Running as the law-and-order candidate, Bolsonaro has positioned himself as the anti-politician, though he has spent nearly three decades in Congress.
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Throughout his campaign that he would increase "law and order," which is basically code for mass incarceration policies, and also support stop and frisk.
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Murali Ramba, the superintendent of police in the Thoothukudi district, said Santhosh had been arrested because he was instigating protests and disrupting law and order.
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"The verdict could lead to potential large-scale unrest and violence," Ajay Kumar, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Law and Order, in Panchkula city, told Reuters.
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We need people in Washington who believe in truth and justice and are not offended by the term law and order and believe in consequences.
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Over 3 million Venezuelans have fled the South American country since 2014 due to widespread shortages of food and medicine and deteriorating law and order.
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Riding high on an anti-graft and law-and-order platform, Bolsonaro won 46 percent of valid votes in the first-round election on Oct.
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CAVUTO: Governor Christie, going back to your U.S. Attorney days, you had been praised by both parties as certainly a tough law and order guy.
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Issues with far-reaching economic consequences, such as migration, are too often treated as problems of law and order or opportunities to reposition the party.
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Corporates including the big banks and property developers have called for a restoration of law and order while exhibitors are seeing widespread cancellations of events.
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President Trump's backing of bipartisan criminal justice reform yesterday is a 180-degree twist from Campaign Trump, who ran on 1980s-style law and order.
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It did its best to snatch the Tories' law and order mantle at last year's general election, promising to recruit an extra 10,000 police officers.
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He scored highly on law and order, insisting that there's no contradiction between acknowledging that police racism exists and refusing to exploit tragedy for votes.
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But Clinton and Trump never had the law and order/straight talk/put the people first kind of brand that Christie brought to the table.
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Mr Sessions, touted by Mr Trump for his law-and-order credentials, rescinded Mr Holder's guidance and replaced it with some instructions of his own.
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"Effective control of the external borders is an absolute prerequisite for guaranteeing security, upholding law and order, and ensuring properly functioning EU policies," it says.
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Moreover, his calls for family values and law and order resonated with immigrants in suburban Ontario as well as with his base in rural Alberta.
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And it appears as if Sessions' pro-police, law-and-order philosophy is already starting to influence the way decisions are made in his department.
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As a candidate, I promised to restore law and order to our country, and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge.
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If Trump's conversation about race clings to his "law and order" nonsense, he reinforces his support among that set, but may turn enlightened moderates off.
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Washington (CNN)There's nothing more fundamental to President Donald Trump's political philosophy than a vision of the relentless and uncompromising enforcement of law and order.
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A promise to restore "law and order" was a major theme in Trump's campaign, including a call to restore "stop-and-frisk" in New York.
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This alienation of whites was consequential in Richard Nixon's election in 1968 on a "law and order" platform, a decisive defeat for social justice causes.
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India's Northern Railway reported that 690 trains had been affected by the "law and order situation" in Haryana and Punjab as of 2:30 p.m.
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The simpering, whimpering kids we see protesting this election are indeed the future –and it's one where law and order can go out the window.
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Many believed Trump that would not endorse and actively pursue a bill like the First Step Act because he is a "law and order" president.
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Ms. McAllister, for instance, said she had watched virtually every episode of "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit," because of her love for Mariska Hargitay.
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It's an agenda that falls in line with the law-and-order populism Trump espoused before arriving in office (and, less frequently, during his presidency).
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Police were militarized; law and order touted as essential; and black youth labeled "delinquent" and "potentially delinquent," reputedly in need of special surveillance and supervision.
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Wallace ran for President on a "law and order" platform four times, from 1964 through 1976, and survived an assassination attempt during his 1972 campaign.
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The Republican Party is a natural home for Chinese-Americans, who tend to value free enterprise, individual responsibility, law and order, education and family cohesion.
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But Donald Trump's version of law and order will only exacerbate the underlying lack of social justice and opportunity and breed more resentment and alienation.
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To tackle any law and order situation, the region has been put under a heavy security cover, with prohibitory orders in place against public assembly.
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Federal troops would do more than bring law and order to Little Rock and enable African-American students to attend Central High School, Eisenhower said.
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Frank Bruni In his bid for the White House, Donald Trump is playing many roles: law-and-order strongman, sky's-the-limit builder, dealmaker extraordinaire.
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President Trump voices support for the police, especially when, like former Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, they support his idea of law and order.
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Carpenter said people tend to associate compassion and care with liberals and women, while law and order are most often associated with conservatives and men.
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If the MDB follows suit, Fleischer believes the fiery lawmaker running on a law-and-order and anti-corruption platform could forge a workable majority.
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And as a general rule with all familiar-looking stars at the Tony Awards, you probably saw them on an episode of Law and Order.
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"Pepe the Frog and his best friend Centipede unite as one to restore law and order, and bring freedom back to Wishington Farm," it reads.
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Even as he fomented chaos by playing to crowds' fears and resentments, he offered himself as the visionary leader who could restore law and order.
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Asked last month about the practice, before Mr. Trump's order reversing the policy, Mr. Hawley said it was a matter of upholding law and order.
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But Democrats, especially, need a strategy that goes beyond simply opposing President Trump's policies and also appeals to Americans' legitimate desire for law and order.
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Nixon moved further to the right that spring and summer, abandoning his previous sympathy for urban blacks and adopting a fierce law-and-order stance.
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Sessions came in very near the top, assuring the president that the forces of law and order were "so thrilled" to have him in command.
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Arms and ammunition also tend to become more widely available, Dr. Hillman-Smith said, and a general breakdown of law and order makes poaching easier.
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"Out of blind arrogance and rage, protesters showed a complete disregard for law and order," said an editorial in the Global Times, a nationalist tabloid.
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Trump is already using it to make Democrats seem weak on the border, and anti-"law and order" — a winning message for the Republican base.
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One thing you are reminded of here: Illegal immigration is a law-and-order issue for people in some border towns and not in others.
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Where nationalists are in government, they have gravitated toward key portfolios, like the interior ministry, that offer influence over law-and-order issues and immigration.
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But a recent poll showed that 10 percent of the population lists law and order as the most important issue in the vote on Sept.
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And in a country traumatized by violent crime, his iron-fisted approach to law and order has appealed to voters in traditionally left-wing strongholds.
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Ms. Fujimori, a right-wing candidate, campaigned on promises to promote foreign investment while restoring her father's law-and-order legacy of combating extremist groups.
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For those who are worried about going back to the old days of high crime rates, policing reform isn't a retreat from law and order.
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Many residents of the majority-minority city are more likely to associate Mr. Giuliani with police brutality than with his law-and-order bona fides.
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She has appeared on NBC's "Law and Order: Criminal Intent," and has done commercial campaigns for Google Chrome, Little Caesar's Pizza, Best Buy and Zillow.
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This was so people could tell government-sanctioned protectors from unauthorized militias that have been posing as law-and-order squads at right-wing rallies.
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As a candidate I promised to restore law and order to our country and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge.
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When Donald Trump promised to be the "law and order" candidate, he vowed to set forth a strategy that would significantly reduce violence and crime.
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That leaves Regina Ip. She leads a pro-Beijing party, the New People's Party, that is popular with staunch advocates of law and order. Mrs.
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What is supposed to be a precision instrument for ensuring law and order has become a weapon so blunt that most people can't trust it.
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Zhou Yongkang, once the seemingly untouchable head of the Communist Party's law-and-order apparatus, was sentenced in 2015 to life in prison for corruption.
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The right has an effective emotional short-term response, showing that it has the ability to use the state apparatus to impose law and order.
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His popularity has forced opponents including centrist former governor Geraldo Alckmin to join forces with law-and-order conservatives to bolster their crime-fighting credentials.
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It's not a call for abolishing punishment altogether, but it is an attempt to challenge some of our most basic assumptions about law and order.
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While currently winding its way through the courts, this "law and order" move to cripple strident Leftist mayors is incredibly popular amongst law enforcement ranks.
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So this ad, purportedly in support of law and order, disregards the presumption of innocence that is the very hallmark of the American justice system.
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But the whole thing is a bummer, at times risible, as when swarms of law-and-order types conveniently overlook a laughably visible surveillance camera.
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"Prevent social and economic risks evolving into political risks," Chen Yixin, the secretary-general of the party's law and order committee, said late last month.
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A president who has positioned himself as devoted to law and order is now in a public dispute with the country's top law enforcement agents.
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Mr. Salvini, who has increasingly depicted himself as Italy's law-and-order strongman, lashed out at the opposition, saying the critics were disregarding the law.
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"Hey Lennon, I think it is the law-and-order thing with these guys," said a guard with kind eyes, whom I'll call Mr. Smiley.
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