Acknowledging how criminal laws, voting laws, immigration laws, education laws and laws governing corporations can also curb expression would help it develop better policy positions.
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Congress makes the laws, the president enforces the laws, and the judiciary interprets the laws.
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Not because he has been screwed over and ground down by the failures of government; on the contrary, it's difficult to imagine anyone in American public life who has violated more laws—labor laws and tax laws, housing laws and campaign finance laws, laws governing indecency and laws governing mail fraud—with fewer real repercussions.
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Instead it's to fully comply with laws, regulations, and the laws of UN and international laws.
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On the East Coast, "vice laws," sometimes called "blue laws," are laws that govern people's moral behavior.
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This combines with a decline in the enforcement of existing laws that could protect workers' bargaining power — laws protecting unions, laws against wage theft, nondiscrimination laws, and more.
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Part of the reason we're here is that people often don't understand civics or that voting laws, LGBTQ laws, reproductive laws, and gun laws come out of state legislatures.
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And so his lofty platform was this call for an end to immigration laws, naturalization laws, and sex laws.
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Laws against human trafficking, immigration and maritime laws, and laws protecting women and child rights could also have been violated.
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They don't work within laws -- they have no laws.
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What red-flag laws do Connecticut and Indiana were the first states to enact red-flag gun laws, also known as extreme-risk protection order laws or gun violence restraining order laws.
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Whether it's stronger laws, whether it's — What kind of laws?
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We need new immigration laws, we need new border laws.
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What is wrong with laws is that they are laws.
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They enforce laws, they are not there to write the laws and decide what laws are socially acceptable enough to not enforce.
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Denmark has allowed the commune to exist for nearly half a century, in violation of property laws, planning laws and drug laws.
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It's incitement and we have laws against that and so we need to enforce the laws we have and we need new laws.
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Fifty-five of respondents support stricter gun control laws, 37 percent strongly favor such laws, and only 23 percent strongly oppose such laws.
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By its simplest definition, the legislative branch makes the laws, the executive branch enforces the laws and the judicial branch interprets the laws.
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But he also thinks when the laws created by man break the laws of God, then the laws of men have no authority.
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Without background checks, other laws – like extreme risk laws, an assault weapons ban, and laws to disarm domestic abusers — cannot be fully enforced.
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But the only laws being broken were the laws of physics.
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Unfair trading practices, they've broken many laws, they've broken WTO laws.
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We have laws governing deceptive advertisements and Truth in Advertising laws.
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Those states have anti-bullying laws in place, not discrimination laws.
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We will make sure our laws and international laws are implemented.
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Tougher laws Isn't it time we strengthen the animal welfare laws?
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State laws Car insurance companies have to comply with state laws.
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Mr. Cohen admitted to violating campaign finance laws and other laws.
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We might be misunderstanding the laws of physics; those laws might not apply to dark matter; or those laws might be wrong or incomplete.
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The executive order will help ensure that contracts are awarded to responsible employers that comply with workplace safety laws, anti-discrimination laws (including those that protect disabled veterans), sexual harassment laws, and minimum wage and overtime laws.
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In all but seven states, state laws pre-empt local gun laws.
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"The laws were horrible laws," he told BuzzFeed News by telephone Monday.
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Laws on the books, violate the laws, there will be a penalty.
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They're making scary laws but you can't live according to these laws.
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I'm just going here are the laws, have any laws been broken?
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He gently explained the Maryland laws and the limits of those laws.
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You stress the need to enforce our laws, including our immigration laws.
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But the national patchwork of laws does mitigate Massachusetts's otherwise strong laws.
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You stress the need to enforce our laws -- including our immigration laws.
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Current laws need better implementation, and new laws need to be established.
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"In terms of national laws, the laws are there," Ms. Wachira said.
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"I will enforce all laws, from traffic laws, with people speeding down our streets, to littering laws," Mr. Booker had proclaimed in his inaugural address.
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Researchers arrived at the projection by looking at the number of gun-related deaths in every state in 2010 and the types of laws that existed in those states in 2009, including restrictive laws, such as background checks and child access prevention laws, and permissive laws, such as stand-your-ground laws.
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About 61 percent of people dissatisfied with gun laws said they want the laws to be stricter, while 24 percent of those dissatisfied with gun laws said they want the laws to be less strict, according to the survey.
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At some point in time, if they are violating our laws, WTO laws, and frankly G53 laws of currency stability, we have to take the action.
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David E. Weisberg is a longtime civil litigator and appellate lawyer, specializing in state and federal securities laws, antitrust laws, commodities laws and U.S. constitutional law.
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And since 1972, these E.U. laws have taken precedence over Britain's own laws.
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Well, the laws that come to mind, first, include the campaign finance laws.
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There's laws about this park and-- I know the laws about this park.
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Where laws against apostasy do not exist, blasphemy laws are often applied instead.
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They understand the laws very well and have been working around the laws.
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Yes, we are a nation of laws and these laws should be respected.
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Most immigration laws are part of the civil code, similar to tax laws.
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There are no federal laws restricting abortion in Canada, but provincial laws vary.
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Draconian laws such as the blasphemy law and several misogynistic laws were enacted.
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Cambodia has laws to protect them but the laws need to be enforced.
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You should know federal laws that would affect you, and state laws too.
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Change not just our laws but the way we talk about our laws.
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These laws include in-person counseling requirements, waiting periods, and parental notification laws.
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If the board's choice conflicts with local laws, the laws will take precedent.
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Some of the other policies included in the scale were Sunday sales laws, limitations on store licensing, false ID laws, laws on selling to minors, limiting home delivery, restricting hours of sales, liability for house parties and open-container laws.
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"The ATO administers the taxation and superannuation laws fairly, and taxation laws require the Commissioner of Taxation to administer taxation laws independently," it said in a statement.
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That would allow states to enforce laws that at least have enough similarity to federal criminal laws that you're not subjecting platforms to 50 different state laws.
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It is a world where a cerebral, disengaged President has decided it is his proper place to make the laws, interpret the laws, and enforce the laws.
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And so when the federal laws came out, there was all this confusion about what applied, what didn't apply, but in general, federal laws preempt state laws.
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And I think that's what the current consumer data protection laws and the antitrust laws and just more general consumer protection laws fail to take into account.
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They started with strict gun laws and they are staying with strict gun laws.
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"Even as laws come, the laws will always be one step behind," he said.
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"We're a nation of laws and we gotta adhere to those laws," he said.
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"We've gone from four laws back in 2011 to 40 laws today," she says.
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A key element here is how the ethics laws interact with the tax laws.
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He wants to be able to say that laws are laws, and they happen.
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But you know there are laws, we have laws we have to abide by.
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I'm facing so many laws three laws have been used against me so far.
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Because laws can change behavior, and must change behavior, but laws don't change hearts.
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Legal experts have said options include consumer protection laws and "blue sky" securities laws.
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So you have the U.S. power laws and power laws between countries as well.
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It is clearly within their power to make the laws and change the laws.
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Indeed, child protection laws in most states remain at odds with liberal marijuana laws.
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If it's OK to ignore immigration laws, why can't Colorado counties ignore gun laws?
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The Family does not break laws; these are the people who are making laws.
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All Americans living here and following our laws, not other laws, will be protected.
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The founders of our nation gave each branch a purpose: the legislative writes the laws; the executive carries out the laws, and the judicial system interprets the laws.
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In addition to state records laws, there are also a myriad of state data breach laws and specific federal privacy laws potentially at play, including privacy laws over drivers' information that could be applicable if voter rolls are mixed with DMV records.
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Generally, contractors are not covered by labor and employment laws such as wage and hour laws (for example, overtime, minimum wage), leave laws (for example, the Family and Medical Leave Act), and anti-discrimination laws (for example, the Americans with Disabilities Act).
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The agreements create risks of reduced compliance with lodging tax laws, with state and local tax laws more generally, and with local land use, housing and building safety laws.
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The laws of supply and demand morphed seamlessly into the laws of guilt and obligation, and then into the laws of outright malice, mirroring the trajectory of capitalism itself.
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The laws in this town are severe laws: Do NOT mention chips, cookies, or candy.
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They need to be mindful of sexual harassment, anti-discrimination laws, and other employment laws.
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UnitedCorp claimed the purported scheme violated U.S. antitrust laws and a variety of Florida laws.
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Manipulated laws Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws have often been manipulated to persecute minorities, including Christians.
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The laws that Congress passes and that presidents sign are the laws of the land.
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"The dog-meat trade breaches animal cruelty laws and food safety laws," she told ABC.
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"It's great to have laws on the books, but good laws need attorneys," Harrison said.
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Homan said that immigration laws were just like any other laws in the United States.
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Should there be new laws, such as shield laws, to protect journalists or fewer protections?
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"Laws seeking to regulate sexual cyber-harassment are different from laws regulating hacking," says D'Amico.
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If you think about how antitrust laws work, that's the starting point for those laws.
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That's not to say there aren't times when one should disobey laws, especially unjust laws.
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Becerra said that California's laws do not undermine federal officials' ability to enforce immigration laws.
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With each of these laws, there were no exclusions, only inclusions; the laws benefit all.
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"We are nation of laws and we are going to follow those laws," he said.
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Naturally, this group was roughly split between wanting stricter abortion laws and wanting lenient laws.
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We have to have laws in our country, so there have to be immigration laws.
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It's not the first time that ACT's laws have been in conflict with national laws.
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Internationally, there is a chance that the US laws will conflict with other countries' laws.
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We have a scene in the movie of senior Nazis getting ready to pass the Nuremberg laws against the Jews, and they have the laws of the Democratic Jim Crow south, and they are using the Democratic laws as a model for Nazi laws. Amazing.
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The catch: Breach notification laws follow the customer — a Californian company must treat Virginian customers by Virginian laws and, potentially, 47 other states worth of customers by their appropriate laws.
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For the next three decades, the court struck down minimum wage laws, rights to organize, and child safety laws using Lochner as precedent, before reversing course and allowing such laws.
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Congress couldn't impose religious exemptions on state laws, but it could do so for federal laws.
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The laws take different forms, but often, the laws bring enhanced penalties for bias-motivated crimes.
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According to French laws, the image was in violation of laws related to protecting human dignity.
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"Useless laws weaken necessary laws," wrote Montesquieu, whose work the authors of the constitution consulted frequently.
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The directive doesn't create new laws but rather issues instructions on how to interpret existing laws.
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"I don&apost change laws, I don&apost make the laws," Entrekin told WBRC in March.
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For the past decade, Kobach has advocated for strict immigration laws and tough voter identification laws.
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A drug's schedule can interfere with state laws A drug's schedule can interfere with state laws.
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Model laws, which cover a variety of subjects, typically lead to more uniformity among state laws.
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Some abortion opponents want to see new laws that test the limits of current abortion laws.
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Both existing child pornography laws and new sexting-specific laws criminalize a common behavior among teenagers.
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So I said, we're going to have to strengthen the laws and toughen up the laws.
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But if both campaign finance laws and bribery laws are now regarded as problematic, what's left?
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But in order for these laws to work, states and localities need help implementing ERPO laws.
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Further, exemptions from Stark laws and other anti-kickback laws have further solidified the status quo.
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CBP enforces immigration laws on the US borders and ICE enforces immigration laws throughout the country.
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The laws need to be specific about those who are polluting, those going against the laws.
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Federal laws supersede state laws, which basically invalidates any claim that marijuana is legal at all.
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New York liquor laws restricts the sale of alcohol on Sundays, commonly known as Blue Laws.
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The laws legalize marijuana for people 21 and older, much like alcohol (and some tobacco) laws.
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Most of the state laws broadly define the scope of products subject to price gouging laws.
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Newly configured institutions and laws (for example, electoral laws) could be tailor-made to its advantage.
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For that, you need laws — and so, let's check in on three laws now under consideration.
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"The mainland's handling of this shows laws must be followed, laws rigorously enforced and lawbreaking punished."
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The surveys only assessed retailers' perceptions of the laws, not their actual knowledge of the laws.
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Impact on 'informed consent' laws How the court rules could impact other laws across the country.
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I can't even think of a regulation at this point, just regular laws, just ... Regular laws.
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"At some point in time, if they are violating our laws, WTO (World Trade Organization) laws and, frankly, G20 laws of currency stability ... we have to take the action," he said.
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She pledged to create an independent Justice Department task force to investigate "violations" of Trump administration officials of federal bribery laws, insider trading laws and other anticorruption and public integrity laws.
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Requiring local governments to follow state gun laws Most Floridians are against local communities enacting gun laws based on community needs, with 353% saying cities and counties should follow state laws.
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A majority of Americans think gun laws should be made stricter In the latest Gallup numbers, 55% of people said they wanted stricter gun laws while just 10% wanted less strict laws.
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In school, students are taught about the three branches of the federal government: The legislative branch makes the laws; the executive branch enforces the laws; and the judicial branch interprets the laws.
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Beyond seatbelts, the other big problems include lack of speed-limit enforcement; of common-sense child-safety and teen-driving laws; of sufficiently tough drunk-driving laws; and of motorcycle helmet laws.
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Warren pledged to create an independent Justice Department Task Force to investigate "violations" of Trump administration officials of federal bribery laws, insider trading laws and other anti-corruption and public integrity laws.
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"State insurance laws could be a problem, state gambling laws could be a problem, and you probably want a lot more certainty about the federal tax laws as well," Professor Forman said.
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Silva said that laws can&apost be adapted to people, but rather people must adapt to laws.
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The county attorney — Kendall Laws — is also the son of Kelly Laws, the Republican running against Grayeyes.
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Waymo is suing Uber for violating trade secret laws, and those laws are absolutely enforceable in California.
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The dispossession of old women continues despite laws that, on paper, protect them from predatory in-laws.
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"Airbnb China must comply with local laws and regulations, including privacy and information disclosure laws," it said.
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From federal employment laws to state laws and city ordinances, employees have recourse for wrongdoing by employers.
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Presidents may pardon violations of federal laws, but do not have the same power over state laws.
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Now, there is nothing wrong with enacting laws around immigration, and nothing wrong with enforcing those laws.
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From the smallest, most insignificant traffic laws, to the most serious laws, they apply equally to everyone.
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Other laws are designed to protect us from hurting ourselves (seat belt and helmet laws are examples).
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In the meantime, there are new proposed laws and changes to laws that could yield serious consequences.
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" Asked about gun laws, the president said, "we'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by.
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In theory, Congress creates the laws, the executive branch enforces the laws, and the judiciary interprets them.
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But EU directives aren't laws themselves; they are requirements that countries pass laws consistent with the directives.
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After all, it is Congress, not bureaucrats, that makes laws and appropriates money to implement the laws.
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Eventually, though, the reality of how laws work on the ground catches up with the laws themselves.
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"The company works in full compliance with all applicable laws, including export control laws," NSO's statement read.
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For more on America's gun laws and how they differ from other nations' laws, read Vox's explainer.
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As states develop these laws, there would be a patchwork of inconsistent state laws harming interstate commerce.
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And I'm not just talking about open-carry or concealed-carry laws, or "stand your ground" laws.
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There are trigger laws, which literally are laws that say the day Roe ends, abortion is criminalized.
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Acts of Congress supersede state laws, but the Constitution limits the sorts of laws Congress can pass.
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Many of the issues, like revising antitrust laws, have a slim chance of producing new laws soon.
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In contrast to the Jim Crow laws of America's dark past, these laws supposedly apply to everyone.
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Republican-led states passed hundreds of laws restricting abortion, while others worked to tighten voter identification laws.
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Laws regarding cannabis vary from state to state, and state laws may even conflict with federal law.
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In North Carolina and Tennessee, state laws actually prohibit cities from enacting their own local nondiscrimination laws.
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Infidelity laws and divorce laws differ from state to state, and some are even kind of strange.
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Congress can pass laws that override laws made by executive branch agencies — or even decisions by courts.
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U.S. laws generally don't protect privacy in public because, until more recently, such laws were not needed.
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And if these are the laws, I can go there and act according to my own laws.
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However, because the sex work laws govern by states and territories, often the federal laws contradict them.
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Federal officials filed a lawsuit in March saying that the California legislature passed three laws that violated federal immigration law and the Constitution's supremacy clause that gives federal laws primacy over state laws.
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It&aposs clearly within their power to make the laws and change the laws, they should do so.
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That's because there are many state laws about time off to vote, and many laws have different requirements.
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There was a question too as to whether mandatory laws or partial laws would work better, McGinty said.
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It's proven: Laws help, as evidenced by lower rates of gun deaths in states with stricter firearm laws.
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That gives a constraint on the laws of nature—namely, that they should be laws of temporal evolution.
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It's really hard to write open meetings laws or open records laws that really get the balance right.
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Whistleblower laws also prevent employers from retaliating against workers who report violations of workplace safety and other laws.
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Federal sexual harassment law and most state laws don't protect independent contractors; the laws only apply to employees.
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The laws began to proliferate, and by 2011, 33 states had one or more laws criminalizing HIV exposure.
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We have laws about this and we've been enforcing those laws since the mid-60s, to some extent.
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Having to do with — what about all these states that have laws that protect people who break laws?
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The committee will also examine whether competition laws can be integrated with consumer protection and consumer protection laws.
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"We're a nation of laws and when you don't have laws, you have chaos," he told the paper.
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He called for reforming all criminal laws against same-sex relations and for establishing more anti-discrimination laws.
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Congress has passed 28503 major laws to address the issue and made those laws tougher over the years.
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Meanwhile, the Supremacy Clause holds that when constitutionally valid federal laws conflict with state laws, federal law prevails.
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It must be heterogenous, based on different nations having different laws, because of (their) cultures, laws and ethics.
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"We are a country governed by laws, and the heart of those laws are the Constitution," Johnson said.
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When Gallup polled Americans about gun laws in 2014, 71 percent of Democrats said they wanted stricter laws.
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The aid in dying laws in the U.S. are very similar to each other, as are proposed laws.
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The rise in incarceration was driven by state laws like the 22008 Rockefeller drug laws in New York.
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We need common-sense gun laws, common-sense gender equality and religious pluralism and common-sense privacy laws.
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Several states, including California, Nevada, and Oregon, have passed laws extending trespass laws to aerial trespasses by drones.
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LAWS AND PRACTICES The vehicles should follow various state and local laws and practices that apply to drivers.
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But the military is barred in most cases from enforcing U.S. laws on U.S. soil, including immigration laws.
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How can we have a country if we don't have laws and if we don't enforce those laws?
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The U.S. military is barred by statute from enforcing U.S. laws, including immigration laws, while on U.S. soil.
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Restrictive abortion laws do not prevent abortion; by the same token, liberal laws do not increase its incidence.
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She cannot pass laws, or even really do more than lobby Congress to prioritize laws she cares about.
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We've had a huge impact, but the laws are so bad, the immigration laws are such a disgrace.
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The United States has clear laws governing the asylum process and well-funded agencies to enforce those laws.
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And hate crime laws vary from state to state; five states have no hate crime laws at all.
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French media laws are stricter than American laws, and government officials argued against publication of the hacked information.
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The race focused on Massachusetts' voting laws: Galvin highlighted changes that modernized the laws early in his tenure.
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But those laws are now being challenged by Electoral College voters who argue that such laws are unconstitutional.
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Only the president has it, and it's expansive — despite being confined to only federal laws, not state laws.
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States with similar laws If the bill becomes law, Alabama will join several other states with similar laws.
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Federal laws currently require health insurers to in many cases cover treatment, but the laws are notoriously underenforced.
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Strict laws The highly religious kingdom has strict laws defining how unrelated men and women can dine together.
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In these states, it's not religious freedom laws that allow discrimination; it's the lack of civil rights laws.
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So, they had laws, but they didn't enforce the laws, or they didn't know what people were doing.
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That ruling held that three provisions of Arizona state law creating new criminal laws aimed at undocumented persons violated the Supremacy Clause of the US Constitution, which makes federal laws preeminent over state laws.
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It was Obama who said he was merely enforcing the laws -- laws that he alone can&apost change and even if they create great damage, he&aposs compelled to enforce the laws of Congress. Remember?
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Many of these laws directly targeted abortion clinics, mandating medically unnecessary, onerous, and exorbitantly expensive regulations that were designed to close clinics — laws that are known as Targeted Regulations of Abortion Providers, or TRAP laws.
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These laws include the Hyde Amendment, as well as other legislation that is referred to as TRAP (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers) Laws, or laws that make it more difficult for abortion providers to practice.
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The same general principle applies to the length of prison sentences, which in many cases have gotten longer as a result of sentence enhancements, repeat-offender laws, "three strikes" laws and "truth-in-sentencing" laws.
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"His four years did a lot to change the laws that we enjoy today — labor laws, safety laws — and he was big into helping immigrants and the working class and their safety," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
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More than 100 countries have laws barring women from specific jobs, 59 have no laws on workplace sexual harassment, and 18 have laws allowing husbands to forbid their wives from working, according to U.N. Women.
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" SCALISE: "You've seen limits put in place, Chuck, you've seen limits already in place you've seen laws on the books … Let's go out and enforce those laws, don't try to put new laws in place.
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The opinion illustrates the levels of complexity associated with the kinds of issues that arise when EU data protection laws interact with the laws of third countries, to include the laws of the United States.
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"He may try to place abortion laws under the rubric of anti-discrimination laws" in the future, Levinson said.
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ANTI-SODOMY LAWS Campaigners say laws such as those in India and Kenya are relics of British colonial history.
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There are really strange things like 2AM licensing laws, really strange gun laws, all sorts of odd, bizarre stuff.
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Updating our laws to protect people from discrimination – and preventing laws that harm LGBT people – is important to me.
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While the committee has jurisdiction over federal tax laws, state tax laws mostly fall to the House Judiciary Committee.
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Unions in states that pass right-to-work laws have seen drops in funding after such laws were passed.
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"Experts generally agree that recreational marijuana laws are likely to have stronger effects than medical marijuana laws," Hasin said.
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Laws are supposed to protect people, protect their rights and freedoms; but the UAE's Cybercrime laws do the opposite.
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Enacting anti-discrimination laws As a gay woman, the fight to change laws and attitudes is also quite personal.
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This is because the laws restraining in-laws only apply to women who can prove that they were married.
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They cannot opt out of federal immigration laws any more than they can opt out of federal discrimination laws.
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They are vulnerable: They are subject to the laws of their national government, even if those laws are oppressive.
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Whatever regulations are imposed can't be enforced globally, any more than the tax laws or the drug laws can.
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After all, it's easier to obey local laws if they're the same laws in a bunch of big cities.
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"It all goes back to the laws and the homocentricity of those laws," Dr. Schumacher said of the disparity.
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" But the court dismissed that case in 2007, citing a "clear incompatibility between the securities laws and antitrust laws.
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The United States, founded as "a government of laws, not of men," has become a government of incomprehensible laws.
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Though lawmakers cleverly package anti-trans laws as if they're for public safety, these laws are wrought in prejudice.
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Any laws against the creation, delivery, and receiving of good health care, those are not laws to be respected.
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Politics is how laws are made, and mass shootings are events that better laws and policies can help prevent.
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Investigations can be done under federal human trafficking laws, while the actual charges are brought under state prostitution laws.
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Our research on the effect of right-to-work laws demonstrates just how much the laws cost Democratic candidates.
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I always ask my students which they believe, do laws dictate changes in society or does society dictate laws?
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Now, though, the court seems ready to gut bribery laws, saying that campaign finance laws provide a better approach.
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Instead, they stretched existing laws to their legal limit, and used new laws in ways that defied congressional intent.
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Each jurisdiction investigating Exxon is under different state laws and could come to different conclusions by applying those laws.
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Each little rabbi adds new laws, and if you break one of these laws you're reincarnated as a snake.
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I also support the reform of our federal cannabis laws to bring conformity to federal regulations and state laws.
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Historically, lynchings and racially discriminatory laws such as poll taxes, literacy tests, grandfather laws prevented African-Americans from voting.
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Currently five states have "trigger" laws in place — laws that will ban abortion completely if and when Roe falls.
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State AGs are empowered and entrusted to enforce a wide range of laws, including consumer protection and competition laws.
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The laws were passed in 2015 in response to an EU directive requiring member states to toughen smoking laws.
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It has stripped anti-corruption legislation of its power in two areas: campaign finance laws and anti-bribery laws.
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Even in those states, confusion engendered by the laws lingers, sometimes deterring voting more effectively than the laws themselves.
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We do not pay more for their medicines because our patent laws are generous; European nations have similar laws.
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"We may be called upon to defend those laws and defend them we will," he said about immigration laws.
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They have broad discretion to bring cases enforcing the state and federal constitutions, state laws, and some federal laws.
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Connecticut toughened its gun control laws while proposals to make changes to national gun laws collapsed in the Senate.
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Because discriminatory laws often remain in effect during litigation, eligible voters can still be disenfranchised until laws are enjoined.
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Opponents sometimes respond by passing state-level pre-emption laws that prohibit cities from passing laws on certain issues.
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Gun trafficking (buying in a state with lax laws and transporting for street sales in state with stricter laws)?
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When writing laws, Congress necessarily delegates some discretion to the executive branch over how to interpret and enforce laws.
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That you don't have enough ... There are laws... There are laws where individuals can take private causes of action.
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"Stand your ground" laws, also called "castle doctrine" laws, change how people weigh the decision of using deadly force.
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Purdue University's acquisition of Kaplan University in 2018 made it a public, nonprofit institution, yet Indiana's Republican-led legislature exempted it from open government laws, access to public records laws, and accounting for public funds laws.
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And because the regulations allow for federal law to trump state laws, the resolution of conflicts between federal and state laws would fall to the courts, potentially threatening state laws that protect sexual minorities from discrimination.
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I think of laws as having a kind of primitive metaphysical status, that laws are not derivative on anything else.
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Extreme risk laws, also known as red flag laws, do have some early evidence behind them, particularly in reducing suicides.
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Possibly. Laws pertaining to recording phone conversations vary by state — and the laws surrounding interstate calls are even less clear.
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One key part of Warren's plan involves boosting funding for agencies that enforce worker safety laws and other labor laws.
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The DOJ is arguing that California's sanctuary laws clash with federal immigration laws and frustrate Congress's goal of adopting them.
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The planned tax laws have led to escalating tensions with the US, which says such laws unfairly target American companies.
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Favorable corporate laws The laws established in the 1920s were refined to make Panama an easy place to launder money.
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It found that Minnesota's laws were the least punitive, California's needed improvement, and 28 states had minimal or unsatisfactory laws.
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I don't know what the doxxing laws actually are, but there should be very strong laws against things like doxxing.
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If you look at Somalia, which has no laws, the Congo, Venezuela, which are -- was chaos, they have no laws.
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How can we stop the trafficking of guns from states with looser gun laws into states with tougher gun laws?
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Despite the blatant conflict between federal and state laws on legalization, more and more states have adopted medical marijuana laws.
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This Katie Couric-narrated documentary looks at US gun control laws and how the Sandy Hook shootings affected those laws.
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Our laws are important and so is justice, compassion and common sense that goes with the enforcement of immigration laws.
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Financial services industry lobbyists should remember that fair lending laws and consumer protection laws are in place for a reason.
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Tuesday's lawsuit alleged violations of federal laws against consumer finance abuses, as well as New York fraud and usury laws.
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Russia occupied Crimea in 2014 and replaced Ukrainian laws with Russian laws, but its annexation has never been internationally recognized.
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But due to federal marijuana laws and state casino laws, dispensaries cannot be located on the famous Las Vegas Strip.
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The Mamaroneck, New York, artist now advocates for police to enforce traffic laws and for politicians to make stronger laws.
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Most people who commit these crimes have already broken the existing laws, so new laws are unlikely to stop them.
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In every year this century, pro-gun laws have outnumbered anti-gun laws, but this year's score is particularly lopsided.
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Interventions in road safety laws have led to an additional 1 billion people being covered by best-practice road laws.
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These laws disproportionately impact racial minorities with one in thirteen African-American adults unable to vote due to these laws.
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According to the poll, 78 percent of Democrats support stricter laws, but only 29 percent of Republicans favor tougher laws.
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" He added: "We live in a country with laws, laws I had to follow, even if it breaks my heart.
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In 22020, four states had strict voter ID laws on the book; by 2018, 10 states had implemented such laws.
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"We will continue to enforce the immigration laws and secure our borders consistent with our laws and values," Johnson continued.
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In this case, labor that by virtue of being illegal circumvents minimum wage laws and virtually all worker protection laws.
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Many municipalities have nondiscrimination laws that only apply within their local borders, even in states that don't have such laws.
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Unfortunately, while the laws were in place, the ability and the resources to implement and enforce these laws were challenging.
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To imagine otherwise is to ignore the laws of planets we've so recently discovered (laws of physics, chemistry and biology).
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These groups are protected by religious freedom laws, so laws banning conversion therapy for minors do not apply to them.
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There were simply too many situations where St. Paul's violated the mandatory abuse reporting laws and other student safety laws.
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Just laws are the rightful remedy to counteract the discriminatory laws that set up this problem in the first place.
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Most of the laws were defeated in court because the federal government had the exclusive power to enforce immigration laws.
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Nevada and Indiana already have laws allowing e-signatures; Florida and Arizona are set to adopt similar laws next year.
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But in a nation of laws, we must be loyal to laws, norms and institutions, not to a passing autocrat.
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More than 150 laws made by the state government will also be repealed, and amendments made in seven other laws.
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Gun rights advocates counter by noting that gun laws don't stop someone intent on breaking those laws from killing people.
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The White House has also said that longstanding laws require the separations, but experts say there are no such laws.
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Starting in the early Reagan era, enforcers changed enforcement around antitrust laws and stopped aggressively enforcing white-collar-crime laws.
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Although laws require abuses to be reported and investigated, these laws may not always be followed by some nursing homes.
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One must wonder whether states that enact open carry laws fully contemplate the challenge such laws will present to police.
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The first question many people ask when they learn of ag-gag laws is how are laws like this constitutional?
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"Canada's laws are gold rush laws," said Devon Page, the executive director of Ecojustice, a nonprofit organization based in Vancouver.
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To date, only 11 states across the country currently have laws mandating Holocaust education, and those laws are inconsistently applied.
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It's a situation not unlike that of legalized marijuana; technically, federal drug laws outlawing pot trump any state legalization laws.
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Laws 'open to abuse' It isn't just the freedom of speech laws in the spotlight after the Facebook ruling -- blasphemy laws in Pakistan have long been controversial, including a mandatory death sentence for insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
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So it's very important to not only have these laws but to use these laws and stand up for the integrity of these laws when they're being abused—even when it's in a seemingly low-stakes situation.
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"These rights include due process and equal protection rights afforded to alien parents and their minor children, and rights and protections under federal asylum and refugee laws, international human rights laws, and state laws," the attorneys general wrote.
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That is why laws against nonconsensual pornography should look like laws against other privacy violations, like the laws that prohibit the unauthorized disclosure of a broad range of private information, such as medical records and Social Security numbers.
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You can demand laws to keep criminals from buying guns, or laws to keep greedy gun sellers from ignoring background checks, or laws to ban rifles that allow one person to take down several dozen victims without reloading.
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Others have pointed out that the president cannot nullify state laws, and only Congress has the power to pass federal laws.
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Abortion advocates often call these laws "Targeted Regulations on Abortion Providers," or "TRAP" laws, since they can force clinics to close.
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Indeed, there may be no fundamental laws governing the way particles interact; instead, laws emerge at the scale of our observations.
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We have laws against discrimination in the workplace; laws affirming equal access to education and the right to participate in sports.
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There are laws already in place to keep restrooms safe, and laws that protect transgender people from discrimination don't change that.
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Instead of the laws of quantum physics governing a quantum realm, however, Barri's "virtual matter" is governed by machine laws: algorithms.
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In addition to possible legal fallout from his comments — from campaign finance laws to ethics laws — there have been other issues.
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But more states have enacted laws to weaken their existing gun laws, so there's been a lot happening in the states.
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And it may be more like five to seven years until the federal laws and the state laws are more reconciled.
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Conflicting laws also put tech employees in the awkward position of having to decide which country's laws they're going to break.
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NHTSA enforces federal traffic laws and vehicle regulations, but state governments also have authority over licencing and laws within their borders.
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Another recent study found that shall-issue laws were associated with 10.6% higher handgun homicide rates compared with may-issue laws.
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Though the wolves refuse to "break the laws of the jungle" and kill another animal, Mowgli is free from those laws.
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Recently, RFRA-type laws have been used to shield members of the Christian majority from having to obey anti-discrimination laws.
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What the laws say Two laws govern the recusal of district judges: 28 U.S.C. § 144 and 28 U.S.C. § 455(a)-(b).
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But unlike laws that discriminate based on age, Mr Vladeck notes, laws that discriminate based on sex must have stronger justifications.
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BLASPHEMY laws, in the sense of laws that penalise speech or acts that disrespect God or the sacred, are "astonishingly widespread".
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These laws go much further than conventional consumer protection or trade mark laws, which are designed primarily to prevent consumer confusion.
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Both underfunding and vague laws "are strategies that the gun lobbyists use to keep gun laws from being enforced," Vince said.
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Neighboring Mozambique removed anti-gay laws in 2015, while São Tomé and Cape Verde have also abolished laws criminalizing gay relationships.
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Currently, 193 states and the District of Columbia have medical marijuana laws and four states plus DC have adult use laws.
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Blumenauer and other lawmakers who support looser pot laws would like to make it a permanent fixture in the nation's laws.
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He's right that there are no laws governing conflicts of interest for the president (unlike in Congress, which has such laws).
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These state laws typically do not exempt marijuana use; although some state laws exempt substances that are used under medical supervision.
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From 28503 to 22019, 199 communities adopted comprehensive smoke-free laws, and 21 have implemented such laws as of July 2018.
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It seems most likely that AI will require existing laws to be updated, rather than entirely new laws to be passed.
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"We are committed to international humanitarian laws and committed to adhering in all of our operations to those laws," Jubeir said.
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Experts say there's no one-to-one translation between the laws that govern banking and the laws that might govern tech.
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Every country where we operate has different laws, and we will continue to respect those local laws where we do business.
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In her opinion, Forrest said the Kleins had not violated copyright laws and their video was protected by fair use laws.
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We do not assume that administrative agencies will follow other laws without laws without judicial oversight; NEPA should be no different.
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Echoing the former candidate, Mr. Cohen said major changes were needed to the country's campaign finance laws, banks and trade laws.
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" Kelly added that while he sympathizes with immigrants' reasoning for wanting to come to the U.S., "the laws are the laws.
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"They now have the President as an unindicted co-conspirator for campaign finance laws, breaking campaign finance laws," Heck told CNN.
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Transaction activity also means that Libra transactions will be subject to money laundering laws and state-level laws governing money transmitters.
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Weaker concealed carry laws were associated with a 85033 percent higher murder rate 10 years following the adoption of RTC laws.
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HHS says the rule does not create any new laws but enforces about 25 existing federal laws that protect conscience rights.
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Neighboring Mozambique removed anti-gay laws in 2015, while Sao Tome and Cape Verde have also abolished laws criminalizing gay relationships.
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TROUBLE WITH PAYDAYS LAWS: House Democrats are out with a new report detailing how payday lenders try to skirt state laws.
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I know that in states with strong background check laws, gun violence is lower than in states without those strong laws.
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The European Union has its own onerous data protection laws and each member state has its own laws concerning patient information.
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He has vowed to "open up" the nation's libel laws, even though those statutes are in fact state, not federal, laws.
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Again, many gun control laws—such as buyer background check and safe storage laws—significantly predicted lower suicide and homicide rates.
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There's some people who are working to change those laws — to get more laws like what's true in New Hampshire now.
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"We generally don't have laws — and the First Amendment prevents us from having laws — that prohibit candidates from lying," he said.
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The result is that they pick the laws Americans really must follow, because they're the ones deciding which laws really matter.
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The basic laws legally supersede the Declaration of Independence and, unlike regular laws, have never been overturned by Israel's Supreme Court.
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"The State of New Jersey has laws regarding causing a false public alarm and we will enforce those laws," Ambrose said.
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Steyer calls for new laws closing loopholes in laws meant to prevent stalkers and domestic abusers from gaining access to guns.
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CBD products are subject to other state laws; despite their availability online, the legality and the enforcement of CBD laws varies.
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And so when you look at the laws born out of black resistance, these laws are guaranteeing rights for all Americans.
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"What's interesting to me about these laws isn't the bigotry of these laws but how strong love is," Mr. Jeffries said.
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They also accuse the companies of violating state minimum wage laws, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and laws prohibiting unjust enrichment.
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"I'm glad there were changes to gun laws, but I don't want this to become only about gun laws," she said.
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And we can't just pick and choose what laws we want to enforce and what laws we don't want to enforce.
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Without consequences for violating laws and norms, the laws and norms themselves — including, for that matter, the Constitution itself — become meaningless.
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Of course, even an absolute moratorium on creating new laws would do nothing about the immense profusion of existing criminal laws.
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The original Constitution banned states from adopting certain kinds of laws, such as ex post facto laws, that violate individual rights.
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Washington voters approved a ballot measure implementing the laws in 2016, and Oregon, Connecticut and Indiana also have laws in place.
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"Old laws are being dusted off and new laws are being created," Kingsley Abbot, the group's southeast Asia adviser, told reporters.
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Since the law differs depending on where you are, you have some federal laws, but variations in state and local laws.
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Antitrust laws Antitrust laws have gained plenty of attention as one high-profile case raised questions around the administration's overall standpoint.
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Alabama and Mississippi have no equal pay laws whatsoever, while the laws in North Carolina are minimal, according to the AAUW.
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But Congress has passed laws in the past providing presidents with authority in national emergencies, laws that remain on the books.
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Eight other states have passed similar "red flag" laws in the last year, bringing the total with such laws to 14.
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While other developed countries impose very tough laws on guns, the US has some of the laxest laws in the world.
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Switzerland has shed some of its secrecy and passed laws to ease asset recovery and repatriation, but implementation tends to be patchy; Mr Sharman thinks weak laws and strong enforcement do more good than strong laws and weak enforcement.
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Some state laws are stronger than others— thirteen states have no laws requiring law enforcement to remove guns from an abuser—but many jurisdictions lack the coordination or resources they need to carry out the laws that already exist.
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Source: Wyoming State LegislatureRead more:9 of the most outrageous liquor laws in the USThe most bizarre driving laws around the world9 weird things that can get you into trouble in Putin's Russia14 strange laws from around the world
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I think, though, that ... I do think that the changes that we make have to be technically well-informed, because I think that uninformed laws, whether they're gun control laws or privacy laws ... Which I wrote about this week.
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NARAL Pro-Choice America, a national abortion rights group, supports laws that create additional penalties for crimes against pregnant women, but it strongly opposes crime-victim laws and "personhood" laws that designate a fetus as a separate legal entity.
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Various groups have called for more detailed background checks, assault weapons bans, child access prevention laws, safe storage laws and extreme risk protection, but more research is needed to better understand how laws would help, the study authors say.
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Should that happen, other judges will believe that they are free to follow the Fifth Circuit's lead — that is, to uphold anti-abortion laws even if those laws are nearly identical to laws the Supreme Court already struck down.
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According to the Giffords Law Center (which supports stricter gun laws), 26 states and Washington, DC, enacted a total of 67 new gun control laws this year — more than triple the number of stricter gun laws enacted in 2017.
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Once the bill has passed, officials will have the power to begin the lengthy process of transposing EU laws into British laws.
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You can just have laws saying that you can't work more than 803 or 60 hours a week, laws against [unpaid] overtime.
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The conservative authorities said the original law was modeled on anti-defamation laws in many other countries, including laws criminalizing Holocaust denial.
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The Philippines does not have laws criminalising homosexuality, but there are no laws protecting the community in the majority Roman Catholic nation.
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" Huawei also said the company "complies with all applicable laws and regulations where it operates, including applicable export control and sanction laws.
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China Telecom said in a statement it complies with local laws in every market and has operated in accordance with U.S. laws.
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Those state laws, called TRAP laws, set high bars that act as barriers to opening new clinics, and shut down existing ones.
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But there are also experts on labor laws, international labor laws, human rights, North Korean studies, and people with expertise in government.
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And businesses already covered by a few existing privacy laws are exempt — even if those laws don't require transparency like the CCPA.
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They're not passing laws for the entirety of the country, like your congressmen are, they are passing laws for only this state.
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They've helped to pass good gun laws, including laws to disarm domestic abusers in 28 states, and defeated thousands of bad bills.
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Setting your personal feelings aside with them that needs to be address or an update on competition, competitor laws or monopoly laws.
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Nathan Jessup, we live in a world that has wage laws and those laws have to be guarded by lawyers with briefcases.
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Under new laws already in place the ACCC can levy fines up to 10% of Australian turnover for breaches of consumer laws.
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A new commission would be bound by the same laws as its predecessor, and changing these laws would take years, Busch said.
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Opponents of gun laws will argue that the areas with the strictest gun laws—often large cities—have the most gun violence.
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There have been far more laws in the history of this country that were disgusting and loathsome than laws that deserved respect.
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Our laws are up to us -- and changing our laws now would get us out of business with today's men of blood.
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"In terms of laws that apply to the president ... there's almost no laws at all that apply to the president," he said.
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Although public-accommodations laws serve important purposes, they -- like other laws -- must yield to the individual freedoms that the First Amendment guarantees.
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Some states have instituted strict voter ID laws, while other states have had voter photo ID laws struck down and rendered ineffective.
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Usually Congress is creating laws and enacting laws, and then there's the Supreme Court that addresses legal actions and impacts Native communities.
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It does not block laws that target non-expressive conduct, like enforcing antitrust laws or preventing businesses from discriminating against their customers.
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The laws that we have, I don't like them, but the laws that we have still have to be able to work.
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In addition, in the last Congress, the trade laws were strengthened to address foreign companies illegally bypassing antidumping and countervailing duty laws.
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I want to do all of that, but I think we have to increase the laws because the laws are not working.
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We are, or should be, a nation of laws, not men; those laws should bind the ordinary person and the president alike.
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HHS said the rule does not create any new laws; it merely enforces about 25 existing federal laws that protect conscience rights.
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New York and Vermont also have new laws limiting drug price increases, while California and Nevada have instituted drug price transparency laws.
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This is because zoning laws are set at the local or state level and these laws drive up construction and land costs.
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Whether disdaining democratically-enacted laws, such as our voting or immigration laws, is a shrewd or foolhardy campaign strategy, we shall see.
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It is critical to distinguish between groups opposing changes to laws on guest workers and groups opposing changes to laws on immigration.
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RUBIO: And the Second Amendment — when people talk about gun laws, what they need to realize is, criminals don't follow gun laws.
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Experimenting with the laws of the world, and looking toward how those laws might change one day, is a sci-fi gesture.
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New York, Oregon, and California have enacted laws that either create statewide rent control laws or allowing municipalities to create their own.
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Abortion rights advocates refer to laws like the one at in June Medical as "targeted restrictions on abortion providers," or "TRAP" laws.
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Basically, when you see laws being broken in big or small ways around you, you are more likely to break laws yourself.
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Independent contractors are notoriously excluded from federal and state labor laws, including minimum wage laws, anti-discrimination measures, worker's compensation, and benefits.
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They found that between 1976 and 2001, minimum-age purchase laws and possession-age laws had no effect on adolescent suicide rates.
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Upward of 70 countries have restrictive laws about sexuality and sexual orientation, and sites like Equaldex track those laws country by country.
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CIVIL RIGHTS LAWS AUTHORITATIVELY SET THE MORALS OF A COMMUNITY Across the board, the studies found nondiscrimination laws reduce signs of prejudice.
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"I believe the laws we have now are the right laws," Mr. de Blasio said in September 2017 when asked about marijuana.
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She's pumping milk so her in-laws can feed the baby, but she's terrified of getting her — or her in-laws — sick.
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Current laws meant to protect riders and pedestrians, like helmet laws and sidewalk regulations, are ineffective and only lead to more confusion.
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The country has laws protecting people against harassment in the workplace and courts in which those laws are supposed to be enforced.
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And we don't even have to depend on compassion, because we have laws — laws that govern the seeking and granting of asylum.
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Between private policies, city laws, and state laws, 76% of US workers have some kind of sick pay — and 24% do not.
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That constituted a violation of New York State laws governing charities, as well as federal tax and election laws, the lawsuit charged.
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That's more tweets about immigration laws in four days than tweets about immigration laws than the entire rest of his presidency (four).
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The name "blue laws," according to historians, comes from the fact that the Puritans tended to write their laws on blue paper.
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Connecticut enacted the first of these laws back in 1999, and Indiana, California, Washington, Oregon and Florida have passed similar laws since.
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Car insurance rates are also largely influenced by state laws and policies, and when state laws change, car insurance prices can, too.
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If you thought Thanksgiving with your Trump-voting in-laws is awkward enough, imagine if your in-laws were actually the Trumps.
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As a nation of laws, we do not and cannot merely fail to enforce laws that we no longer think are practical.
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Just 28503 percent of Americans say gun laws should remain the same while 22019 percent say the laws should be less strict.
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Texas, Louisiana, and Wisconsin already have similar laws in place, and ultrasound laws were previously struck down in Oklahoma and North Carolina.
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Later Supreme Court decisions used similar reasoning to invalidate minimum wage laws, laws protecting the right to unionize, and other workplace protections.
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The First Amendment protects me from laws that target my speech as speech but it does not shield me from all laws.
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But from time to time they do manage to pass laws, and some of those laws cause immense pain to innocent people.
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Law enforcement has to abide by the laws we have on the books, and I was the idiot lawmaker breaking the laws.
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Seven states have laws that explicitly make self-managed abortion illegal while others have arrested and prosecuted women based on laws against harm to a fetus or laws that criminalize abortion and are misapplied to people who independently end a pregnancy.
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It's a troubling attitude for a man who will soon preside over a government armed with, among other things, the antitrust laws, broadcast licensing laws and campaign finance disclosure laws, all of which could conceivably be used against the media.
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State laws vary, and most state laws don't mention feral or outdoor cats, according to one 2010 analysis, which notes that those states that do have cat laws typically leave it up to communities to pass ordinances about their cats.
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Well, for starters, there's a difference between laws being on the books and laws being enforced, and most of the agencies responsible for enforcing the laws around porn don't actually have the time, or the budgets, to prosecute anyone for noncompliance.
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Elizabeth will also condition the new affordable housing money from her housing plan that goes to states on repealing state laws that prohibit local rent control laws and other tenant protections, putting significant additional pressure on states to eliminate these laws.
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The bill would address a remaining gap in civil rights laws: While there are already federal laws protecting people from discrimination based on race, religion, sex, and disability, there are no such federal laws explicitly protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination.
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But, while I was talking with various different state officials who are dealing with crafting their own laws for autonomous vehicles, they pointed out to me that, at the moment, a real conundrum for them lies in any final federal rules that will eventually make their way into law, and how those laws can be mirrored for state laws — they still need to have flexibility to create their own laws, even in competition with federal laws driven by Washington.
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Other states with similar laws on fetal tissue disposal are Arkansas, Louisiana and Indiana, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which monitors abortion laws.
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We are a nation of laws, and the authority of all our public officials, from presidents to police officers, comes from our laws.
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But European laws are different, and countries on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean generally have stricter laws regarding tech and privacy.
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We could, someday, see laws that require giant platforms to treat all speech as neutral, but no such laws exist, at the moment.
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CBP officers are charged with enforcing not only immigration and customs laws, but they also enforce over 400 laws for 40 other agencies.
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The Justice Department is arguing that the California laws at issue conflict with federal immigration laws and frustrate Congress's goals in adopting them.
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Asked about national-security laws requiring firms to assist Chinese intelligence services, they retort that such laws do not apply outside China's borders.
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Laws like HB2 and Act 577 are part of a wave of abortion restrictions known targeted regulation of abortion providers, or TRAP laws.
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But instead of liberalising these laws, some democracies such as Germany have toughened up laws, or even punish the promotion of assisted dying.
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It no longer includes citations to several laws addressing nondiscrimination in federal grant programs, but the manual addresses enforcement of those laws elsewhere.
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Overall, 21% say they oppose laws requiring transgender individuals to use facilities that do not match their gender identity, 2001% support such laws.
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I'm saying we're inundated with permissive laws — that has a lot more to do with it than gun [ownership] laws. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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To assess the effectiveness of laws focused on the academic aspects of recovery, researchers examined laws on the books as of May 2016.
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"I have legally used the tax laws to my benefit ... Honestly, I have brilliantly used those laws," Trump said Monday in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Within three years all 50 states had anti-stalking laws, and in the early 2000s states began updating their laws to add cyberstalking.
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In Canada, the province of British Columbia has province-wide EPR laws, while Ontario EPR laws cover about 215 percent of disposable goods.
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And under the country s strict privacy laws, parents could end up facing jail time if they are convicted of violating the laws.
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"Employers should check whether their city or state has any ban-the-box laws and if those laws apply to them," Huhman says.
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The Justice Department lawsuit cites a provision of the U.S. Constitution known as the "Supremacy Clause," under which federal laws trump state laws.
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But it's one thing to make trading partners adopt strict labor laws —making sure they enforce those laws has proven much, much harder.
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If the lower courts uphold the laws, they may be allowed to take effect until the laws are challenged in the highest court.
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These guys are typically removed from the mainstream, unaffected by laws like HB2, yet are intimately involved with the people those laws oppress.
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"Blankenship was convicted by a jury of his peers of willfully violating mine safety laws — laws designed to keep miners safe," he said.
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"American workers cannot afford to have a man in charge of enforcing labor laws whose restaurant managers regularly violate these laws," he said.
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It would come into play if the merger is blocked on grounds "relating to laws or communications laws", a regulatory filing says. bit.
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And those voters' support for laws that protect trans people from discrimination increased, even when they were presented with counterarguments for such laws.
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From Mexico to Chicago to New York, places with strong gun laws frequently see firearms come in from places with weak gun laws.
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All deals signed between British and EU entities before Brexit, therefore governed by EU laws, should remain under EU laws after London leaves.
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The power of states to experiment with their own laws has led more than half of them to adopt right-to-work laws.
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The Trump administration recently sued California over three "sanctuary" laws that the administration argues prevent immigration officers from effectively enforcing federal immigration laws.
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Kavanaugh said he could not answer, citing pending cases in the courts about the scope of civil rights laws and employment discrimination laws.
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Trump has repeatedly blasted U.S. immigration laws as the "worst" in the world and has called on Congress to pass stricter immigration laws.
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It weakens public trust in law enforcement when we cherry pick which laws to enforce and which laws to ignore or even defy.
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"California's laws work in concert – not conflict – with federal laws and are fully constitutional," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement.
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Sessions on Wednesday announced the administration would sue the Golden State over three laws that hinder its ability to enforce federal immigration laws.
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I've seen my adopted state of California implement some of the toughest gun laws in the nation, laws that just went into effect.
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A majority of Americans now support the passage of new laws on guns over stricter enforcement of existing laws, a new poll shows.
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This is supposed to help Congress learn what it needs to pass effective laws and ensure that those laws are being implemented properly.
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The relevant question, he said, is how minority turnout in states with photo ID laws compares with that in states without such laws.
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"As far as the waterboarding is concerned, we have to stay within the laws, we have to stay within the laws," he said.
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"If it was up to me and if we changed the laws and have the laws, waterboarding would be fine," Mr. Trump said.
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"The laws of some other nations that promote discrimination don't trump the laws of the United States that forbid discrimination," Mr. Ronzetti said.
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In 2014, Italy also repealed harsh drug sentencing laws enacted during the 1990s, similar to the "three strikes" laws in the United States.
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Threats of boycotts stemming from discriminatory laws have forced governors in Indiana and, this week, Georgia to reject similar laws in those states.
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States with sports betting laws in place: New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Mississipi Nevada None of those states' sports betting laws include integrity fees.
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As a result, despite the lack of evidence demonstrating any public benefit to sex offender laws, these stigmatizing, burdensome, and unfair laws persist.
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Some forms of sextortion fall under state laws against coercion, broadly based extortion laws and even child pornography in some cases, experts said.
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" Scalise called for the enforcement of current gun laws, rather than trying to "put new laws in place that don't fix these problems.
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"Both administrations claim that the state laws they challenge impermissibly interfere with the executive branch's ability to enforce the immigration laws," she said.
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Felony disenfranchisement laws vary widely by state, and the states with the most confusing laws take no proactive steps to educate the public.
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Legal battles over laws like SB4 can change at a moment's notice — and laws can be stopped 36 hours before going into effect.
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Laws addressing domestic abuse, bump stocks and background checks were popular, we found, and Florida, New Jersey and Vermont passed the most laws.
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But whatever laws may be best for the kingdom of man, the laws for the kingdom of God and its ministers are unambiguous.
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The government is supposed to be the custodian of all laws, but it's using these same laws to hurt and oppress its people.
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At this point, red flag laws exist only at the state level, and only 17 states plus Washington, DC, have passed such laws.
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Since 2016, the majority of dissatisfied respondents wanted stricter laws, averaging 16.4 percentage points higher than their counterparts who called for lenient laws.
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That means someone can travel to a state with weaker gun laws, buy them, and take them back to states with stronger laws.
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"We will follow the laws of armed conflict," Milley said Tuesday, a nod to laws that such targeting would constitute a war crime.
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When Federal law conflicts with state laws and the will of the American people, it's time to change the laws, not circulate edicts.
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When anti-anti-bag laws are in place, there's not much Romer can do, besides encouraging bag opponents to get the laws repealed.
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All 50 states have laws that limit speech to some extent, but about nine states have laws as broad as the Minnesota statute.
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Democratic voters are overwhelmingly supportive of new gun laws: Eighty-three percent back stricter laws, compared with only 12 percent who oppose them.
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While some states and localities have laws on the books protecting LGBT employees, those laws do not apply in about half the country.
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"We have good gun laws here, but we just passed a budget ... we did almost nothing to amend our gun laws," Nixon said.
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The study found that states with more permissive gun laws had higher rates of mass shootings compared with states with more restrictive laws.
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"America is a nation of laws and those laws provide rights that must be respected and followed regardless of political ideology," he added.
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It's one thing to make trading partners adopt strict labor laws, but making sure they enforce those laws has proven much, much harder.
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"We need to make redemption something that is valued in our society and in our laws... Our laws got this wrong," he said.
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For one thing, there are different kinds of naloxone access laws, and several states have passed multiple naloxone access laws at separate times.
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LGBTQ nondiscrimination laws essentially build on existing state and federal laws that prohibit other forms of discrimination LGBTQ nondiscrimination laws essentially build on existing state and federal laws that prohibit other forms of discrimination — most notably the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Fair Housing Act, which protect people from discrimination based on their race, color, national origin, religion, and sex.
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The five larger sections of the book count down through the laws of thermodynamics starting with "consequences of the laws of thermodynamics," through the first, second and third laws and ending with "Zeroth law," which refers to the equilibrium between three thermodynamic systems.
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And across the Atlantic, they found it in an entire system of race-based caste laws and practices: America's Jim Crow segregation, citizenship laws, and anti-miscegenation laws; the doctrine of Manifest Destiny that masked a genocide; the wholehearted embrace of eugenics.
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But our research and analysis lead us to conclude that tax return disclosure laws such as the one proposed in California resemble ballot access laws in structure, impact, and purpose much more closely than they resemble laws imposing additional qualifications for presidential office.
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Instead of honoring their oaths to uphold the laws of the United States, these individuals and their minions chose to ignore the laws with which they had political or philosophical differences, whether those laws concerned immigration, national security, or drug or weapons crimes.
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"We are writing to request that your agencies investigate whether Carl Icahn violated insider trading laws, anti-market manipulation laws, or any other relevant laws based on his recent actions in the market for renewable fuel credits," the senators wrote at the time.
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Gallup found that 58% of American adults are dissatisfied with current national abortion laws -- a 49-percentage-point increase from last year, reflecting a rise in both those who said they wanted stricter laws and those who said they wanted laws loosened.
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GOVERNING LAW: This Contest is governed by the internal laws of the state of New York without regard to principals of conflict of laws.
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The study found that states with stricter gun laws had lower rates of gun-related deaths among children compared to states without such laws.
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We talk about rule of law, equal application of our laws, our Constitution are form of government the foundation of all of our laws.
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Nielsen and other Trump administration officials say the separations are necessary to enforce immigration laws and have called on Congress to change the laws.
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Direct democracy where it's slightly harder to put laws in place than to take them away and where laws don't automatically just live forever.
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And, for well over a century, the Supreme Court has held that the ex post facto prohibitions only restrict criminal laws, not civil laws.
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It has long been settled that states must comply with federal civil rights laws, even when they disagree with particular applications of those laws.
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"Gun laws fail everywhere they're tried," insists Senator Marco Rubio, contradicting studies showing that states with strong gun safety laws suffer fewer shooting deaths.
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Elections tend to focus on what new laws can be passed, but there needs to be more focus on how existing laws are implemented.
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He pointed out that in states with stronger gun laws, most of the firearms used in crimes come from states with much weaker laws.
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Restrictive voting laws will be in place in several states, and even recent court-ordered changes to some laws are likely to cause confusion.
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While Australia is poised to become the first country to adopt laws on encrypted messages, other nations have said they will introduce similar laws.
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Lawmakers in Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee have enacted laws preventing municipalities from putting so-called "fair workweek" laws into place.
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Adding to the confusion is the fact that the laws for commercial drones are also different than the laws around personal, or hobbyist, drones.
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Asked if whether the laws of mathematics would curb the government's bid to crack end-to-end encryption, Turnbull said Australia's laws would overrule.
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"States with medical cannabis laws had a 24.8% lower mean annual opioid overdose mortality rate compared with states without medical cannabis laws," they wrote.
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Texas that state laws against homosexuality were unconstitutional, it also ruled that states cannot establish laws based purely on the moral disapproval of lawmakers.
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" Crane testified before Congress that the policies were prohibiting ICE from "enforcing many laws enacted by Congress; laws they took an oath to enforce.
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Trump contended he understands tax laws better than anyone else based on his experience, which gives him a unique ability to fix tax laws.
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"Age of consent laws tend to allow consent after age 16, but child pornography laws still criminalize images of anyone under 18," Finkelhor clarified.
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Typically at the EU, the Commission would propose and enforce the laws for members states and the Parliament would approve or reject those laws.
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He makes the comparison to how tougher laws for drunken driving and more enforcement of those laws helped make drinking and driving socially unacceptable.
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Laws meant to protect against nuisance suits that stifle free speech, known as known as an "anti-SLAPP" laws, are common in most states.
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That's because our current Buy American laws are full of too many loopholes, and too much federal spending is not covered by these laws.
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Congress is going to pass laws excluding scientists from public policy decisions and we can expect those laws to find a receptive White House.
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America could work to change this by beefing up its enforcement of existing gun laws or passing new gun laws and strictly enforcing those.
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Sexual extortion could be prosecuted under anti-corruption laws as well as laws against gender-based violence, sexual harassment and discrimination, the report said.
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The problem is that is federal laws still have extremely high mandatory minimums; if Congress changes those laws, Sessions will have far less discretion.
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The women can't give them this when there are laws that persecute and harm them and when new laws to protect them are vetoed.
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Final verdict Since state governments enact individual laws that dictate sources of energy, it may not be easy to harmonize laws across the country.
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You must not, in the use of the Service, violate any laws in your jurisdiction (including but not limited to copyright or trademark laws).
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A detailed strategy related to how a firm will overlay new regulations or laws in other jurisdictions will be helpful when new laws surface.
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The ratcheting-up of laws punishing criminal conduct in the context of protests could spur courts to view those laws with a skeptical eye.
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How little must Clinton think of those who obeyed our laws and came here legally that she would excuse those who violated our laws?
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The tough new anti-gang laws, the expanded death-penalty provisions, the three-strikes laws: All applied only to those tried in federal court.
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Every year brings tax law changes, whether from new laws passed by Congress, old laws expiring, or regular changes to keep up with inflation.
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Over the past several decades, a combination of laws and exemptions from existing laws have effectively crushed consumer freedom in the health-care industry.
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"The Government acted quickly to change New Zealand's firearms laws and Police is now responsible for implementing and enforcing these new laws," Clement added.
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In a statement, Walker and Mallott cited Kavanaugh's potential opposition to existing health care and labor laws and laws that help Native American communities.
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Legislators are credited for passing vague, feel-good laws, leaving the hard details of writing the rules and enforcing the laws to administrative agencies.
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But American gun culture runs far deeper than American gun laws — and changing laws won't matter much (or be possible) without understanding gun culture.
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Connecticut, New York and Maryland passed laws limiting sales of assault rifles and high-capacity magazines following the massacre, but federal laws were unchanged.
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Since Sandy Hook in 2012, more than two dozen states have passed gun laws and almost all of those laws have LOOSENED gun restrictions.
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They can scramble to regulate the industry with new laws, but they may not have the enforcement resources to give those new laws teeth.
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But if the universe sprang into existence from nothing, in accordance to a set of physical laws, then where did those laws come from?
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Governors claim that local sheriffs cannot pick which laws to enforce, but some states have already grappled with low compliance with other gun laws.
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Of course every country can enforce its own laws, but the content of those laws isn't immune from criticism when it violates human rights.
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But the evidence increasingly shows that the voter fraud the laws target is vanishingly rare, and these laws really target and disenfranchise minority voters.
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It prohibits local governments and universities from passing laws or regulations that limit cooperation with immigration enforcement officers or the enforcement of immigration laws.
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New laws taking effect in Arizona, Iowa, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Rhode Island and Tennessee mean a dozen states will now have such laws.
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Several states have enacted broad laws, colloquially called "Amazon laws," that attempt to counteract this disparity between e-commerce and brick-and-mortar businesses.
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They gathered data on local laws on indoor smoking in public places, and followed changes in prices, laws and smoking habits over 10 years.
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Mental health reporting laws, which both Republicans and Democrats have endorsed, are not as effective as background checks and safe storage laws, Wired reports.
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The court struck down a law allowing the government to annul discriminatory local laws, such as religious-based laws regulating morality or women's behavior.
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First, by looking for linguistic similarity – seeing whether countries copied key pieces of language from U.S. or EU laws when writing their antitrust laws.
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They printed pamphlets detailing laws that discriminated against women, and distributed the pamphlets behind closed doors, collecting signatures for the repeal of those laws.
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When March for Our Lives speaks on both federal and state gun laws, it risks getting entangled in a web of state speech laws.
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It's a brilliant loophole, since the laws that govern these highway acknowledgment signs are separate from the laws that restrict weed businesses from advertising.
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Opioid prescriptions under Medicaid also dropped by 5.88% in states with medical cannabis laws compared with states without such laws, according to the studies.
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He supports universal background checks, an assault weapons ban, closing loopholes in existing laws, red flag laws, and federally funded research on gun violence.
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In the United States, those laws are handled by the states, with every state except Alabama and South Dakota enacting laws protecting their citizens.
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Congress can clarify through legislation or otherwise specify that antitrust laws are intended to cover price-fixing schemes in violation of international trade laws.
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His prior order also stretched the immigration laws to the limit and, according to at least one federal court, broke the laws Congress wrote.
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It put up a database of gun laws, which it hopes will help researchers conduct more accurate analyses of the effects of such laws.
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Understanding the rash of late-19th-century segregation laws, like the rash of disfranchisement laws, means asking questions about who wanted them and why.
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Moreover, it is doubtful how plaintiffs could collect if they win against foreign firms, given many countries have implemented laws blocking the laws implementation.
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Recreational drone laws are in some ways more lax than commercial ones, but the line of sight remains pivotal (more on these laws later).
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There were no laws against it then, but if it had happened now, I'd be a very rich woman because of sexual harassment laws.
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"The South Dakota legislature seems to be obsessed with passing abortion restriction laws and laws that interfere with the doctor-patient relationship," Aulwes said.
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They believed that congressmen would think about whether the laws proposed were constitutional before they voted on them, the president would consider whether laws were constitutional before he signed them, and the justice department would consider whether laws were constitutional before they enforced them.
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"If the government can make laws on its own, then you'll be heading down a slippery slope because they can next pass laws blocking parts of the internet, or allowing detention without trial, for example, and all laws without any Legislative Council scrutiny," he added.
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Many of the laws, some of which are no longer enforced or have been invalidated, stem from the state's segregationist past, including Jim Crow laws and Virginia's Massive Resistance policy, a coordinated effort to thwart federally mandated laws to integrate schools, transportation and neighborhoods.
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Klas: Florida's gun laws have gotten more lenient for the last decade as the conservative majority, pushed by gun rights groups, have passed so-called "stand your ground" laws and measures to prevent counties and cities from passing stricter gun laws than the state.
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She has made statements supporting "preempting state laws that unfairly protect incumbent businesses," a clear reference to the FCC decision last year to preempt state laws (laws that are often backed by telecom giants) that would block cities from building their own broadband networks.
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They show, in short, that the people who oppose stricter laws are much more engaged in the debate than the people who support stricter laws.
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Millions of Americans could not vote because of unfair felon disenfranchisement laws, a particular concern for minority communities given the disparate effect of these laws.
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All this, experts say, has left the 21st century with a big legal disconnect between parental custody laws and laws governing rape and sexual assault.
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The researchers then looked at how the voter ID laws affected turnout and compared trends to states without voter ID laws from 2008 to 2016.
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One stipulation for receiving the money is that states adopt anti-bullying laws that incorporate specific language about cyberbullying or add cyberbullying to existing laws.
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There are exceptions to some of these laws, so you should contact your state attorney general to learn more about these laws in your state.
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Ambiguity in religious liberty laws, policy, and litigation has been inherent to the evangelical right's strategy; vague laws occasionally result in favorable interpretations by courts.
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Indeed, abortion advocates have a term for the kinds of laws at issue in Hellerstedt and Gee, "targeted restrictions on abortion providers," or "TRAP" laws.
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" The email said that "like all businesses operating in China, Airbnb China must comply with local laws and regulations, including privacy and information disclosure laws.
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Labour laws that make hiring and firing too expensive remained a block to growth, as did laws making it hard for companies to acquire land.
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"The District's gun laws are constitutional, reasonable and in line with laws in other states that three other federal appellate courts have upheld," he said.
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In a bid to live up to European regulations, Turkey has pushed through laws and started implementing new regulations to harmonize its laws with Europe.
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Strong state firearm laws were also associated with lower rates of suicide deaths from guns and lower overall suicide rates, regardless of neighboring states' laws.
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There are laws, there are international laws, there are international institutions that have been put in place so that these kinds of things don't happen.
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Conversion Therapy is banned in Toledo, and there are anti-discrimination protections, according to SeniorAdvice, like equal employment opportunity laws and housing non-discrimination laws.
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So the DOJ can't use resources to go after states' medical marijuana laws, but it can use resources to try to block recreational marijuana laws.
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According to the agency, the rule would require compliance with roughly 25 federal laws protecting conscience and religious rights, including some laws dating back decades.
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The bottom line: The Alabama outcome isn't going to end the debate over voter ID laws, but it may help put the laws in perspective.
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Strickland will be pushing federal and state regulators to craft laws — or in some instances refrain from passing any laws — for these types of cars.
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Voter identification laws were adopted by several states in recent years, generally driven by Republicans who said the laws were meant to prevent election fraud.
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Aceh's strict Islamic laws Unlike the rest of Indonesia, Aceh follows strict Islamic laws, which make sexual activity outside marriage and same-sex relations illegal.
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Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.), the issue isn't whether the Trump administration enforces existing laws based on statistical information, but whether those laws are adequate.
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But the laws are causing distress among local business owners, who say that the laws are bad for business and are unfair to tamer establishments.
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At the core of the president's executive authority is enforcement of the nation's laws, which includes investigating, prosecuting and punishing those who break the laws.
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"A lot of people over the years have argued that environmental laws or laws involving equity and who you can marry are inimical," Inslee said.
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The experts were asked to rate the state's performance on everything from election laws and procedures to district boundaries, voter registration and campaign finance laws.
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"There's often an instinct to 'fix the laws,' and what we really need to do is focus on implementing the laws that we already have."
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The problem here is not only the appearance of political favoritism and the implication that different laws (or no laws) apply to the political elite.
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Forty-nine states have anti-pyramid scheme laws on the books, and 18 states enacted laws modeled on recommendations by the Council of State Governments.
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For sure, America's founders opposed the establishment of a national church: Church doctrine would not determine the laws, and laws would not determine church doctrine.
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"We believe the U.S. laws and the application of those laws by the courts of the United States comport with international law," Mr. Toner said.
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Almost half of the 27 states with TIS laws said the grants were irrelevant, and 23 states opted not to adopt the laws at all.
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Moreover, breaking up families runs counter to the family unity principle that guides our immigration laws, family laws, and the UN High Commission on Refugees.
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They therefore have to follow a myriad of existing laws, including financial data protection laws, which exist today largely thanks to regulations passed in Congress.
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Instead of immigration laws, what would be the effect if states chose to ignore federal laws on, say, firearm purchases, abortion or same-sex marriage?
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Courts do not judge laws that discriminate based on sex with the same scrutiny that they judge laws that discriminate based on race or nationality.
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New laws The month of July brings the nation a slew of new laws: The minimum wage is now $15 per hour in San Francisco.
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The law requires proof of violations of underlying state and federal laws, he wrote, and at least some of those laws apply to conduct abroad.
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The 'cabotage laws' (or 'sabotage' laws, for their perverse economic effects), restrict transportation of goods between ports of the United States to U.S.-flag vessels.
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DeVos again said schools that receive federal funds must follow federal laws, but Merkley pointed out that the federal laws in this area are foggy.
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While threats and harassment are technically prohibited by both federal and state laws, and there are a variety of civil laws that could also apply.
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Strict Islamic laws Unlike the rest of Indonesia, Aceh province follows strict Islamic laws, which make sexual activity outside marriage and same-sex relations illegal.
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People or antitrust lawyers will try to argue that European antitrust laws are so vastly different from US antitrust laws, but I think that's overstated.
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Maine and Connecticut have also adopted labeling standards, but those laws do not go into effect until other states in the region also pass laws.
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The laws are the second phase of the Sultan's plan to introduce harsher Islamic laws to the country, which has a population of just 420,000.
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One is "respect for rules and laws," which, given that the Anti-Doping Code is a set of rules and laws, is a bit circular.
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In the anti-corruption realm, such laws include campaign finance laws that create absolute limits how much corporations, labor unions, and foreign governments can spend.
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Oregon, which challenged direct-democracy laws in the state that gave voters the power to introduce laws and to reject those passed by the legislature.
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Federal law and constitutional norms make federal pre-emption of such state-level leadership illegal under most laws and highly unlikely under any future laws.
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Previous E.P.A. administrators, in Republican and Democratic administrations, have supported strong enforcement of those laws, recognizing that laws are only as good as their enforcement.
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Many states, moreover, have laws that temporarily prevent individuals from purchasing a gun, and the courts have largely allowed these laws to remain in place.
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"The laws are very clear and stipulated in the laws of Shariah (Islamic law): that women wear decent, respectful clothing, like men," Prince Mohammed said.
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But prepare for what you think is inevitable and pass laws with stiff penalties for making or possessing guns outside of US laws and regulations.
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This patchwork of laws, state to state to state, means that your state is only as safe as the closest state with the weakest laws.
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But while the question of whether she appropriately followed the existing laws is obviously important, so is the question of whether the laws make sense.
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Chinese laws and regulations are often succinct — only a page or two when American laws or regulations would require dozens or even hundreds of pages.
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DoNotPay says it will use the "full force of the local and state laws" for states with no related coronavirus laws or orders in effect.
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DoNotPay says it will use the "full force of the local and state laws" for states with no related coronavirus laws or orders in effect.
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Second, we already have laws, including prohibitions on insider trading, that punish wrongdoing by officeholders -- though those laws address only more extreme types of misconduct.
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However, support from independent voters for stricter gun laws shot up by 17 points since May, with 60 percent saying existing laws are too lax.
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The Florida shooting has renewed attention on state laws that allow a judge to remove weapons from people deemed dangerous, known as "red flag" laws.
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The old Tunisian revolutionary has thus exposed one of the mechanisms that continues to handicap the Arab world: collusion between civil laws and religious laws.
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So courts must treat federal laws that substantially burden religious exercise with the same high amount of skepticism they give to laws about racial discrimination.
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Republicans in Washington have tried to block state assisted-suicide laws, for instance, while Democrats have championed liberal state laws, for example on gun control.
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While several laws have been introduced to protect indigenous people's rights, some laws have been diluted and not always helped the most vulnerable, activists say.
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"States with medical cannabis laws had a 24.8% lower mean annual opioid overdose mortality rate compared with states without medical cannabis laws," the study found.
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Only 13 percent said the laws should be less strict than they are now, and 31 percent would prefer to leave current gun laws unchanged.
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According to the Giffords Law Center, which lobbies for tougher gun laws, there have not been any successful legal challenges of any similar state laws.
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" Asked if that meant "no" because targeting cultural sites constitutes a war crime under those laws, the general replied, "That's the laws of armed conflict.
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But the battle continues: 23 states, mostly across the South, have adopted laws that ban its urban municipalities from passing laws to increase employee wages.
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The service said on Wednesday that it had barred the singer for a "breach of Ukrainian laws," but did not specify what those laws were.
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Bad actors co-opting our trade laws to play legal games for profit not only waste precious government resources, but they undermine the trade laws.
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Instead of finalizing the transformation of our laws to the full criminalization of migrants, they should commit to preventing harsh laws from getting even harsher.
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Existing laws on sand mining should be adequate to regulate the trade, but as is so often the case in India, the laws are toothless.
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This Labor Day, let us not forget that solidarity and organizing are the reasons we have weekends, child labor laws, and work place safety laws.
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Singapore also passed fake news laws giving authorities sweeping powers to police social media, prompting criticism that the laws are a threat to civil liberties.
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The company also must operate within the laws of more than 100 countries, some of which use speech laws to suppress political dissent, he said.
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Governing Law; Disputes: This Contest is governed by the internal laws of the State of New York without regard to principles of conflict of laws.
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Each time the city imposes these laws, business owners warn that these laws can harm businesses — mostly by raising costs above what shoppers can afford.
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It makes no sense for Congress to pass immigration laws and then prohibit State and local jurisdictions from providing assistance needed to enforce those laws.
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This is tricky because, for instance, naloxone access laws can be passed in response to rising overdose deaths, making it seem like laws increase overdoses.
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The authors find that naloxone access laws lead to more opioid-related emergency department visits, the premise being that naloxone access laws increase opioid overdoses.
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Additionally, six states have "no promo homo" or "don't say gay" laws — laws that prohibit discussing the LGBTQ+ community in a positive light or at all.
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Those laws were drafted with the counsel of Kobach, who reportedly saw those areas as testing grounds for larger-scale implementation of laws targeting undocumented populations.
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"I don't think people fully appreciated what those laws had done," says Nancy Morawetz, referring to both IIRIRA and the other 1996 laws that affected immigration.
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But dozens of other countries have relaxed their marijuana laws over the years, legalizing medical marijuana, decriminalizing recreational use or easing the enforcement of possession laws.
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On Wednesday, after swearing in the ministers, he ordered them to revise 74 laws by applying "omnibus laws", or legislation that encompasses diverse and unrelated issues.
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There should be some more around privacy and there should be real teeth around these laws and certain laws already in place that they aren't enforcing.
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