Their decision not to do this raises an interesting legal question: what's the difference between obstructing justice and obstructing Congress?
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In addition to the felony charge for obstructing critical infrastructure, the protesters face misdemeanor charges for criminal trespass and obstructing a highway, said the sheriff's office.
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But Democrats on the Judiciary Committee forecast potential articles in Wednesday's hearing, outlining the case that Trump abused his power by committing bribery, obstructing justice and obstructing Congress.
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It could encourage resistant witnesses from the administration to testify and could bolster any case House Democrats make to impeach the President for obstructing its proceedings or obstructing justice.
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Police said the number of arrests in connection with the protests rose to 831 on Sunday, and 53 people had been charged with offences such as obstructing a highway and obstructing the police.
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The deputy arrested Franklin for "obstructing governmental operations," a misdemeanor.
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He has been investigated for obstructing justice by Robert Mueller.
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All were charged with "crowding, obstructing or incommoding," she said.
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His record of obstructing common sense gun control is disturbing.
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Thus, he again blamed the left for "obstructing" the process.
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Sadr's followers reject the accusations of obstructing the war effort.
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At times, he was accused of intentionally obstructing the process.
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Damascus has denied targeting the camp or obstructing aid deliveries.
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Vince was arrested for misdemeanor DUI and obstructing an officer.
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McCrary was charged with obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers.
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And, don't forget, Schumer and the Democrats are just obstructing.
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The government reported some rockslides obstructing highways near the epicenter.
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Mr. Narayan, 65, has been charged with obstructing governmental administration.
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Instead, he began tweeting angrily at Democrats for obstructing him.
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He and his associates could face charges of obstructing justice.
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Eventually 36 were arrested and charged with obstructing public passage.
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Most egregiously, he has a longstanding pattern of obstructing justice.
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The police charged her with theft and obstructing official business.
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But they revolve around two themes: obstructing justice and lying.
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Others are charged with obstructing justice and violating safety rules.
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Pardons themselves might raise questions about obstructing justice, Dellinger said.
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So supporting perjury and tampering with witnesses and obstructing justice.
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Is it important to punish Republicans for obstructing Merrick Garland?
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If Biden is not obstructing the Senate by his refusal to comply with a Senate subpoena, how could Trump be guilty of obstructing Congress by refusing to comply with the House subpoenas absent court orders?
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On what grounds do immigration opponents justify obstructing this happy outcome?
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They also accused him of obstructing Congress's investigation into the matter.
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Ms Murillo is "a witch," shout Ms Ríos's roundabout-obstructing supporters.
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He was charged with filing a false report and obstructing police.
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He was also charged with obstructing justice for falsifying a report.
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It blamed all parties to the conflict for obstructing its efforts.
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He was then arrested, and, in May, charged with obstructing justice.
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And he pled not guilty to the charge of obstructing justice.
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JARRETT: They have been obstructing justice at the DOJ and FBI.
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She's also facing one charge of resisting or obstructing an officer.
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"You are obstructing that Congressional investigation by not answering questions" -- Sen.
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The Dems are obstructing justice and will not get anything done.
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Well, this week it was the Democrats who did the obstructing.
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Mr. McConnell and other Republicans berated Democrats for obstructing the measure.
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And how is tech enhancing and obstructing how we go outside?
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He was arrested on the charge of obstructing the police investigation.
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Instead, they charged him with abuse of power and obstructing Congress.
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Malecki wrote that all are charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Mueller was unable, however, to clear Trump of obstructing his investigation.
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The government put them on trial for obstructing the war effort.
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"If they are obstructing justice, you shoot them," Mr. Duterte said.
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Amnesty International condemned their convictions for "obstructing justice" as politically motivated.
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"We're not obstructing," he added when asked about the Democratic strategy.
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The second article the House adopted accuses Trump of obstructing Congress.
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The Trump administration argued that California is obstructing its immigration enforcement efforts.
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The blockades continued Tuesday, with burning vehicles obstructing road in the area.
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Why are Republicans obstructing President Barack Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court?
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The president was also accused of obstructing justice in the ongoing investigation.
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Mckesson was reportedly booked on a misdemeanor charge of obstructing the highway.
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Well, police weren't impressed: he was charged with obstructing a public way.
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They claimed police arrested them on false charges for "obstructing" a sidewalk.
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In June he accused Mr Temer of negotiating bribes and obstructing justice.
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" "As I said, it found 10 instances of the President obstructing justice.
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HANNITY: But this is a form of obstructing, by intimidating, by threatening.
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Romney said he would not vote to convict Trump of obstructing Congress.
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They also accused him of obstructing Congress' investigation into the alleged scheme.
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Stone is charged with lying to Congress and obstructing a House investigation.
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Hayden said Trump's administration appears to be obstructing the investigations into Russia.
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The U.N. note did not say who specifically was obstructing the probe.
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"You are obstructing this investigation by not answering these questions," said Heinrich.
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Shelby must "stop obstructing" the nominations, they wrote in a separate statement.
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Obstructing our president, just to score political points with the radical left.
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Becker is charged with tampering with evidence, obstructing justice and hindering apprehension.
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He was charged with felony counts of burglary, larceny and obstructing justice.
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Stone is also accused of obstructing an official proceeding and witness tampering.
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But there's a reason obstructing justice is a crime on its own.
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In 2014, Leah Jackson was ticketed for obstructing traffic in Otsego, Minn.
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It also charged him with obstructing the congressional probe into his conduct.
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The White House also denied obstructing the House's investigation for two reasons.
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Once there, the liquid solidifies, obstructing the flow and exchange of oxygen.
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Mr. Venditto was also charged with making false statements and obstructing justice.
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He defied congressional subpoenas but likely will be acquitted of obstructing Congress.
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Trump is accused in impeachment articles of abusing power and obstructing Congress.
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House Democrats accused the president of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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But other shareholders — including Shervin Pishevar — say Benchmark is obstructing Uber's turnaround.
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Trump is also accused of obstructing the congressional investigation into the matter.
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Trump has been charged with abuse of power and obstructing Congress' investigation.
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The articles accuse the president of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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Stone committed new federal crimes by threatening the judge and obstructing justice.
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Johnson is often remembered for obstructing political and civil rights for black Americans.
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Atlanta police say they spotted 34-year-old Atasha Jefferson obstructing traffic Monday.
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Further, openly obstructing and mocking victims crosses the line of legitimate public discourse.
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There are no parked vehicles or signs obstructing the view of the pedestrian.
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He said human rights groups were "obstructing justice" and activists should be shot.
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He then told her she was obstructing the investigation and arrested her instead.
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Obstructing justice seems straightforward: an attempt to impede or undermine a criminal investigation.
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Smith was charged with obstructing official business, tampering with evidence and resisting arrest.
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Six people, including one student, were arrested for obstructing traffic, the spokesman said.
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She pled guilty to obstructing justice after livestreaming a friend's rape on Periscope.
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Failure to provide requested documents can count as obstructing a grand-jury investigation.
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Some might say he is obstructing justice right in front of our eyes.
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In 2007, Libby was convicted of lying to the FBI and obstructing justice.
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Prosecutors charged Kilimnik with obstructing justice for contacting the potential witnesses last spring.
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For FAR TOO LONG Senate Democrats have been Obstructing more than 350 Nominations.
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The Republican National Committee pushed back against what it called "obstructing" by Democrats.
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He has pleaded guilty to charges of obstructing justice and transporting stolen property.
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Make sure nothing is obstructing the nostrils (horses can't breathe through their mouths).
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The House also impeached Trump for obstructing their investigation into the alleged scheme.
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Sefolosha, 31, was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration and disorderly conduct.
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The report accuses Trump of abusing his power and obstructing the congressional investigation.
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Trump was impeached last month on charges of abusing power and obstructing Congress.
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But Demir accused France on January 7 of obstructing the SAMP/T effort.
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But the state's 420 code actually applies to obstructing entry on public land.
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Osberry was arrested for obstructing official business, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and assault.
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Dressed up in terms of obstructing justice, it really revolved around sexual malfeasance.
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It&aposs unclear what Giuliani meant when he accused Yovanovitch of obstructing justice.
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The Republican president was charged with abuse of power and obstructing Congress' investigation.
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He said, 'I'm the law, you're obstructing justice,' and he shows this gun.
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He has pleaded not guilty to those and other charges, including obstructing justice.
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"You are obstructing that congressional investigation by not answering these questions," Heinrich said.
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Tuesday morning on misdemeanor charges of assault, disorderly conduct, and obstructing official business.
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Both Russia and Trump deny collusion, and the president has denied obstructing the probe.
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JARRETT: Hillary Clinton in her assist he has did that they were obstructing justice.
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It therefore needs to tread carefully, preserving the company's future without obstructing needed reforms.
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They remanded Stadler in custody on Monday to prevent him from obstructing their probe.
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A lot of people have invested in just resistance at all cost, obstructing everything.
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Obstructing such critical investigations thus strikes at the very heart of our American democracy.
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Senators also acquitted Trump of a related charge of obstructing the House impeachment investigation.
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Patmon was subsequently charged with violating his probation and obstructing a law enforcement officer.
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The ex-vice president also faces a lesser charge of obstructing justice, Ncube said.
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I was taken into custody and charged with incommoding, or obstructing, a public space.
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Yet obstructing such ties is the country's national-security priority, in the generals' eyes.
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Because the evidence about Hillary and committing felonies and obstructing is overwhelming and incontrovertible.
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They include: * There was no underlying crime for which Trump was obstructing the investigation.
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He charged the White House with obstructing congressional investigations and refusing to provide documents.
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By obstructing (and implicitly threatening) aid workers, the army has put lives at risk.
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The Republican Congress is obstructing Obama just on principle, not for any policy reason.
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The impeachment articles also charged Trump with obstructing the House's investigation into the matter.
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He plead guilty to obstructing official business based solely on his tone that night.
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Kenney was further charged with carrying concealed weapons, obstructing justice and tampering with evidence.
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Last week Ukraine's economy minister, Aivaras Abromavicius, resigned, accusing Mr Kononenko of obstructing reform.
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Captain David Lausman is also charged with obstructing the investigation and making false statements.
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Some people have accused Trump of obstructing justice by firing FBI Director James Comey.
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Israel's military chief, Aviv Kochavi, said Al-Atta had been obstructing the truce bid.
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For one, the lobby was designated a public passageway, which the kiosks were obstructing.
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The Roosevelt administration appealed to the courts to block Moeur from obstructing the work.
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The girl was taken into custody and charged with theft and obstructing official business.
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In 1998, President Bill Clinton was impeached for lying under oath and obstructing justice.
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Stone has pleaded not guilty to charges of lying to Congress and obstructing justice.
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Martin Heinrich accused Sessions of obstructing the congressional investigation by refusing to answer questions.
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Many Democrats thought voters would punish Republicans for obstructing Obama's SCOTUS nominee Merrick Garland.
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She had been charged with aiding and abetting a terrorist act and obstructing justice.
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Hyun-ah was later found guilty of obstructing aviation safety, according to the Telegraph.
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So the proper remedy for a president credibly accused of obstructing justice is impeachment.
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"Such behaviour amounts to obstructing public servant [sic] in discharging their duties," it said.
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She is charged with aiding and abetting in the attack, and obstructing the investigation.
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Mr. Trump has faulted the Democratic minority in the Senate for obstructing his choices.
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Hannah had been accused of obstructing evidence and tampering with evidence, reports The Chronicle.
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In the report Odhikar also accuses the government of obstructing opposition meetings and protests.
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By obstructing justice, refusing to comply with the congressional inquiry, he's already convicted himself.
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Remember a few years ago when Democrats complained about Republicans' obstructing President Obama's nominees?
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She is charged with obstructing the investigation and aiding him by providing material support.
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Clinton was seen as obstructing justice in his conduct related to the Lewinsky investigation.
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The jail's commander, Nancy Lee Evans, is charged with misconduct and obstructing an officer.
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It also undermines the idea that Trump had any corrupt intent in obstructing justice.
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Huawei was charged with bank and wire fraud, violating sanctions against Iran and obstructing justice.
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He was convicted in 2011 of obstructing justice during a government probe into steroid use.
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Ahed eventually pleaded guilty to four criminal charges, including assault, incitement, and obstructing Israeli soldiers.
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All the while, Trump himself was being investigated by Mueller's team for possibly obstructing justice.
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Their testimonies ensnared President Michel Temer, whom Joesley accused of obstructing a major corruption probe.
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The House voted to impeach Trump on charges of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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At the time, Suhr was deputy chief, and he was charged with obstructing the investigation.
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The Senate found Trump not guilty of abusing his power and obstructing justice last Wednesday.
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She was then placed into police custody and charged with theft and obstructing official business.
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Obstructing speed cameras earns you hero status among some people, obviously less so by authorities.
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This week's defeat may well make the DoJ think twice about obstructing other tie-ups.
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It pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge for impeding the OCC and obstructing its examination.
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" Sources told the Times Corallo had "concerns that Ms. Hicks could be contemplating obstructing justice.
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The aim is to protect the driver's head from flying debris without obstructing his vision.
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Trump's critics, including congressional Democrats, warned he'd be obstructing justice if he went that route.
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The first aim of the next president should be to avoid obstructing this welcome trend.
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Fowler is charged with endangering the welfare of children and obstructing a child welfare investigation.
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But opposing and obstructing this bill only hurts those that Democrats are trying to help.
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ET, will have less moonlight obstructing the view of the meteors in the United States.
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The Palestinians accused Netanyahu of obstructing the peace process, prompting Trump to change the subject.
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New legislation could remove many of the barriers delaying and obstructing lawsuits against oil companies.
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"Obstructing the work" of China's intelligence institutions is punishable and may be a criminal offense.
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Four of them were arrested for assaulting police while another was arrested for obstructing police.
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Republicans were accused of everything from playing politics, obstructing President Obama and even anti-Semitism.
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He attacked judges for blocking his original travel order and Democrats for obstructing his nominations.
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The Senate is predicted to acquit the president of abuse of power and obstructing Congress.
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He faces charges of lying to Congress and obstructing the House Intelligence Committee's Russia probe.
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On July 11, the show aired a segment blaming Democrats for "obstructing" Mr. Trump's nominees.
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When they broke gates obstructing access to the top floor, they discovered more workers sleeping.
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The details: The articles accuse Mr. Trump of abusing his power and of obstructing Congress.
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In its 9-0 ruling, the justices said that it did by obstructing the view.
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Taylor apologized in court for obstructing the investigation into the 52-year-old man's death.
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It aims to become an ENTSO-E member but Serbia has been obstructing these efforts.
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They instead opted to charge Trump with obstructing Congress in the second article of impeachment.
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The Republican president also faces a charge of obstructing the congressional investigation into the matter.
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Afterwards, top House Democrats accused Trump of witness intimidation and of obstructing their impeachment inquiry.
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In 2018, Trump pardoned Libby, who was convicted in 2007 for perjury and obstructing justice.
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Jones was booked for misdemeanor assault, disorderly conduct, obstructing official business charges and felony harassment.
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TMZ broke the story ... Vince was arrested for DUI, as well as obstructing an officer.
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"Michael Gerhardt, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law, testified that Trump committed several impeachable offenses, "including bribery, abuse of power in soliciting a personal favor from a foreign leader to benefit his political campaign, obstructing Congress, and obstructing justice.
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The seldom-enforced charge of contempt of Congress can be brought against someone for obstructing investigations.
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Without the option to filibuster, Democrats in the Senate have few methods of obstructing Trump's nominees.
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Critics have argued that the US is obstructing a technology that could help eliminate rare diseases.
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Wednesday evening saw a flurry of headlines about Trump being officially under investigation for obstructing justice.
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In that case, can he still have the right to fire them and not be obstructing?
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She was charged with obstructing government administration, disorderly conduct, and harassment, but acquitted on all counts.
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Those are going to focus on Ukraine and probably also the White House obstructing the investigation.
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They also accuse her of obstructing justice by lying to authorities investigating the June 2016 massacre.
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A passenger who police did not identify was also arrested for public intoxication and obstructing officers.
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Trump was also acquitted in the GOP-controlled Senate on the second charge of obstructing Congress.
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While the commission vehemently denies it, Fahrenkopf acknowledged the prevailing sensitivity about political elites obstructing outsiders.
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Those who were arrested were charged with unlawfully crowding or obstructing, and then processed and released.
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And Mueller offered no recommendation as to whether Trump should be charged with obstructing the investigation.
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A curtain was also hung across the doorway, obstructing the view into the cell, records show.
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CARTER: He&aposs obstructing the American people from understanding the truth about what&aposs happening here.
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Trump -- one of President Donald Trump's five children -- also said Democrats are obstructing the current administration.
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Yasmin Seweid, 18, was also charged with obstructing governmental administration, a police spokesman said on Thursday.
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Calling for a boycott was an "expression of opinion", not obstructing citizens' voting rights, he said.
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Another woman was charged with obstructing the legal process and also booked into jail, police said.
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He pleaded guilty to a charge of obstructing police and was released from custody in October.
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Christopher Kang, Obama's former deputy counsel, pushes back on the notion that Democrats are obstructing anything.
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Sunglasses makes me think possibly not, because then you're actually obstructing the view of your eyes.
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Himmelfarb and eight other activists were charged with obstructing traffic and spent several hours in jail.
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Democrats have instead decided to use his refusal as evidence that Mr. Trump is obstructing Congress.
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Obviously, a president can be impeached over obstructing the administration of law-enforcement and judicial proceedings.
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Tribe said that Trump's own words insinuated that he was guilty of obstructing the FBI's investigation.
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McCready responded to Harris' comments in a series of tweets, accusing him of obstructing the investigation.
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Aghdam's online activity shows that she believed YouTube was deliberately obstructing her videos from being viewed.
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"Completing the budget is more important than obstructing it and going into futile debate," he wrote.
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Major Evans was charged with obstructing an officer, a misdemeanor, and misconduct in office, a felony.
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A federal jury convicted the company of violating a pipeline safety law and obstructing an investigation.
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Artery-obstructing plaque is filled with white blood cells, smoldering with inflammation and subject to rupture.
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"Why are you obstructing them so much and carrying out Nazi tortures on them?" he added.
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It is hard to imagine 19 Republican Senators voting to convict Mr. Trump for obstructing justice.
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Republicans accused them of obstructing a badly needed bill in the midst of a national emergency.
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"If they are obstructing justice, you shoot them," Mr. Duterte instructed the police, referring to lawyers.
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They were charged with offenses, including organizing an unauthorized assembly, obstructing police and suspicion of rioting.
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It's based on Democrats' deep concern about the Trump administration obstructing congressional investigations at every turn.
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She had already been convicted in a criminal trial of obstructing investigation into her trading activities.
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In Columbus, Ohio, one person was arrested on a charge of obstructing official business, police said.
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Capitol Police said they arrested 41 demonstrators, charging most of them with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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The articles of impeachment prepared against Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton accused both of obstructing justice.
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The articles accuse Trump of abusing his office and obstructing Congress in his dealings with Ukraine.
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Manafort is also accused of acting as an unregistered foreign agent of Ukraine and obstructing justice.
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He was ultimately charged with lying under oath to a federal grand jury and obstructing justice.
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And second, she'll be obstructing the very constitutional principles that Trump's impeachment is supposed to vindicate.
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They ignore his pattern of obstructing Congress and how he places himself shamelessly above the law.
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They were all charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, a spokesperson for the department told CNN.
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The subject matter is not what is significant here; it's lying under oath and obstructing justice.
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Now, just six years later, it is California that has passed a law obstructing federal enforcement.
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Jared Golden of Maine supported impeaching Trump on abuse of power, but not for obstructing Congress.
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The first charges him with abuse of power, and the second accuses him of obstructing Congress.
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Now they're obstructing themselves, a good thing since it may limit their ability to do harm.
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Pat Toomey would not be a senator if it wasn&apost for Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, Paul Ryan would not have been speaker of the House, and then appoint the one thing that is obstructing his agenda and obstructing his legitimacy, it is beyond words and comprehension.
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Michael Gerhardt of the University of North Carolina law school wrote that evidence so far here shows Trump has committed impeachable offenses, including bribery, abuse of power in soliciting a personal favor from a foreign leader to benefit his political campaign, obstructing Congress and obstructing justice.
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We have a court order blocking the federal government from obstructing abortion for all of these minors.
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Charges included "possession of offensive weapons, unlawful assembly, assaulting a police officer, (and) obstructing a police officer".
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Guttilla is charged with first-degree murder and obstructing justice, to which she has pleaded not guilty.
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He would say that the Democrats are obstructing and delaying so that he can't get anything done.
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Yasmin Seweid, 18, faces charges for filing the false police report and obstructing governmental administration, police said.
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Others were removed for "crowding, obstructing, or incommoding" the hearing or "unlawful demonstration activities," according to CNN.
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That makes a good combination for obstructing desire or guilt-tripping and marginalizing those who feel any.
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Yasmin Seweid, 18, was charged with obstructing governmental administration and filing a false report, according to police.
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On Friday, she slammed Trump for welcoming a "hostile" foreign government and obstructing the subsequent investigation. Sen.
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He said that his office specifically did not clear President Trump of obstructing justice in the probe.
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Trump mentioned Schaaff by name, urging Attorney General Jeff Sessions to consider charging her for obstructing justice.
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Meanwhile, new inquiries are under way into two of the bank's former managers for allegedly obstructing supervisors.
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In 2003, Quattrone was accused of obstructing justice after charges related to an investigation of IPO kickbacks.
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More than just a vision hazard, Anthony says that the cyst is seriously obstructing his confidence, too.
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Russia had accused the Ukrainian side of obstructing their work and limiting access to the front line.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the political leaders in Chicago were "deliberately and intentionally" obstructing immigration laws.
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Alaska Airlines Service animals fly for free and must occupy the travelers own space without obstructing aisles.
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Timothy was arrested Tuesday on charges of obstructing justice after he allegedly made false statements to police.
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Peru frequently jails suspected criminals for extended periods to keep them from fleeing or obstructing ongoing investigations.
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Democrats pounced, immediately positing that Trump, if the reports were true, could be guilty of obstructing justice.
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The 212,000 criminal aliens arrested committed crimes ranging from drug-related cases to assault and obstructing justice.
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The 33-year-old was eventually booked on misdemeanor assault, disorderly conduct and obstructing official business charges.
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Several dozen were arrested and charged with "crowding, obstructing, or incommoding," Capitol Police said in a statement.
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Lula, still its most popular leader, has been charged with obstructing the investigation of the Petrobras affair.
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The issue at hand is that Trump was obstructing justice—Comey's behavior before the inauguration is irrelevant.
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In addition, the president was cleared of obstructing justice with regard to the investigation of criminal conspiracy.
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He is accused of obstructing a congressional inquiry, tampering with witnesses and making false statements to Congress.
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TMZ reported that 100 people were arrested during the wide-ranging event, mostly for crowding or obstructing.
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The legislation's supporters also claim that environmental reviews are a major bottleneck obstructing countless worthwhile logging projects.
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Three other individuals charged with obstructing the investigation into Coggins' death remain out on bond, Coker said.
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And Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey suggested a possible attempt at obstructing the Russia investigation.
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Pompeo is also accused of misrepresenting his involvement in the matter and obstructing congressional investigations into it.
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It has been updated in light of Roger Stone being found guilty of obstructing the Russia investigation.
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But the Department of Commerce is obstructing this competitive advantage, while China races to deploy 2628G technologies.
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Stone, who has pleaded not guilty, is also charged with witness tampering and obstructing a congressional investigation.
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Stone, who has pleaded not guilty, is also charged with obstructing a congressional investigation and witness tampering.
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The EU has threatened sanctions against Macedonian politicians it accuses of obstructing efforts to end the crisis.
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In fact, he proves that all the possible claims about the president not obstructing justice are false.
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It would heighten partisan tensions and play into President Trump's arguments that Democrats are actively obstructing him.
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His brother faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted for obstructing a grand jury probe.
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She faces federal charges of aiding and abetting her husband and obstructing justice by lying to authorities.
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"In plain sight, this president is obstructing justice and is engaged in a cover-up," she said.
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"The president is not above the law and can indeed be guilty of obstructing justice," Rangappa said.
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PG&E was convicted of six felonies for violating a pipeline safety law and obstructing an investigation.
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PG&E was convicted of six felonies for violating a pipeline safety law and obstructing an investigation.
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Maloney initially faced charges related to obstructing and assaulting police, but the charges against him were dropped.
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They are forthright about obstructing Democratic plans, but not publicly concerned about Thwaites' far-off grounding zone.
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Trump was impeached by the House on charges of abuse of power and obstructing Congress last December.
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Authorities at the time also ordered the bank to fire employees and accused it of obstructing regulators.
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She argued that GOP lawmakers have empowered Trump by obstructing President Obama during his time in office.
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Prosecutors were criticized for letting the case drag on, while many blamed Assange for obstructing the investigation.
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Many Democrats have seized on the report, arguing it is an example of the president obstructing justice.
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"Every idle miner directly and individually is obstructing the war effort," he said in a fireside chat.
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The Democratic leaders have been singularly dedicated to obstructing Trump from doing his job as president effectively.
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Delaying and obstructing President-elect Trump's cabinet selections or his judicial nominees is not a winning strategy.
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Courts in New Hampshire and Indiana found that laws in those states obstructing ballot selfies were unconstitutional.
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Unlike Nixon, Mr. Trump has now actually been impeached, for abuse of power and obstructing congressional investigation.
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Democrats accused Trump of abusing his office and obstructing Congress after conducting an investigation into his actions.
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This impeachment would be based more on obstructing the investigation and less on the alleged crimes themselves.
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They also accused Kelly of obstructing justice by using threats and bribes to keep his victims quiet.
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Democrats don't have a chance in obstructing Coats's confirmation, and Republicans will defer to their former colleague.
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Mr. Bates was held on charges of assault, resisting arrest, theft of services and obstructing governmental administration.
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The second accuses him of obstructing the investigation into his misconduct by blocking witnesses and disobeying subpoenas.
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Joe Biden is the only candidate whose support for impeachment would be conditional on Trump obstructing Congress.
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They were charged with "crowding, obstructing or incommoding"; 28 of them were also charged with resisting arrest.
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For now, Trump has just taken to Twitter to complain about Democrats obstructing his border wall dreams.
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A brief fight with police followed, and three of the eight were charged with obstructing authorities, Bankhead said.
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Ms. Stewart was not charged with insider trading but with obstructing justice by lying about the stock sale.
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The two were cited and released – one for disorderly conduct and the other for obstructing the legal process.
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Both sides are now following the identical strategies pursued in 1973-74 -- Republicans obstructing and Democrats investigating aggressively.
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The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza reads it as Trump confirming that he is under investigation for obstructing justice.
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"Obstructing such critical investigations thus strikes at the very heart of our American democracy," the prosecutors' memo read.
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At the time, police initially responded to the report by saying the man was obstructing the club's business.
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If convicted of all charges, including murder, attempted murder and obstructing justice, he could face life in prison.
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In court, Taylor apologized for obstructing the investigation into the death of the 52-year-old pretrial detainee.
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Esteves, also the bank's former chief executive officer, was arrested and accused of obstructing a sweeping corruption probe.
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This is because Ms Le Pen has wholly different ambitions, and judged that her father was obstructing them.
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Once Garfield invites you on this quest, he spends the entire time obstructing you out of sheer petulance.
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Thirty people were arrested and cited for obstructing the roadway, the Chicago Police Department said in a statement.
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Police have charged each activist with several offenses including violating a ban on political assembly and obstructing officials.
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The EU's antitrust commissioner fined MasterCard €27.3m ($280m) for obstructing merchants' access to cross-border card-payment services.
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On Tuesday, Kelly pleaded not guilty to the Chicago charges, which include enticing a minor and obstructing justice.
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The mayor has been dragging his heels and obstructing accountability at every turn for the past five years.
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Mueller's failure to declare whether Trump committed the crime of obstructing justice is another key point of contention.
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Janot recently requested that the Supreme Court allow him to investigate Rousseff for allegedly obstructing the Petrobras investigation.
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This is obstruction of justice by obstructing proceedings before Congress or any other federal administrative agency or department.
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But Brazil's chief prosecutor has asked for her to be investigated for obstructing justice in the Petrobras case.
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He has also documented many instances where Trump clearly tried to interfere with the probe, thus obstructing justice.
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Risch argued that Trump was not ordering Comey to drop the investigation and thus was not obstructing justice.
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Forty-three protesters were arrested and charged with "crowding, obstructing, or incommoding," Capitol Police said in a statement.
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When Rubio did show up, he was a reliable vote in paralyzing government and obstructing president Obama's agenda.
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It took three months, but Democrats are finally figuring out that obstructing Trump is what their constituents want.
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All three have been charged with reckless engagement, obstructing government administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, Reyes said.
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The indictment accused Manafort and Kilimnik of obstructing justice by attempting to tamper with witnesses in the investigation.
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He pleaded not guilty to obstructing a congressional inquiry, tampering with witnesses and making false statements to Congress.
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Stone was indicted in January and accused of obstructing a congressional investigation, making false statements, and witness tampering.
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Democrats later suggested the comments could amount to witness intimidation and warned the president against obstructing congressional investigations.
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Some of the president's only policy achievements to date revolve around supporting dirty energy and obstructing climate action.
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Without designated docking stations for e-scooters, they can end up in a pile, obstructing sidewalks and crosswalks.
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Capitol Police reportedly arrested several people in the incident for numerous offenses, including obstructing and defacing public property.
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The Turkish people had played the biggest role in obstructing the coup, the statement added, according to NTV.
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A defendant can be charged with obstructing justice even if no one else is charged with another crime.
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Democrats running the inquiry said they would use his refusal as evidence that Mr. Trump was obstructing Congress.
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Civility in politics is extremely overrated and mostly a means for obstructing progress, but civility among mediocre passers?
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Richards was initially charged with inciting a riot, child endangerment, delaying and obstructing peace officers, and felony lynching.
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The European Union has threatened sanctions against Macedonian politicians it accuses of obstructing efforts to end the crisis.
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At first, the Muslims and Democrats were blamed, then the left blamed Republicans for obstructing gun safety laws.
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There were trains by the yard obstructing traffic, and a full complement of halos, wimples, tiaras and crowns.
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But you can't lie to the F.B.I., and you can't lie to impede an investigation, thereby obstructing justice.
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Republicans in turn accused them of obstructing a badly needed stimulus in the midst of a national emergency.
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Bundled, draped and stretched, the materials became extensions of the body and the room, aiding or obstructing movement.
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They have charged Trump with abuse of power and obstructing their probe, while he has proclaimed his innocence.
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The absence of these additional documents and witnesses makes it abundantly clear that the administration is obstructing Congress.
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The debate over the wall should not be relegated to who is obstructing Congress from funding Trump's wall.
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The House also approved an article of impeachment charging Trump with obstructing Congress after several hours of debate.
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However, the birthmark continued to grow and became nearly 2.5 centimeters wide, obstructing the 1-year-old's vision.
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Mr. Cilins pleaded guilty to obstructing a federal criminal investigation and was sentenced to two years in prison.
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He is also charged with obstructing Congress by prohibiting top aides from testifying before the House last year.
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The Republican president was accused in impeachment articles passed by the House of abusing power and obstructing Congress.
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The Democrat-controlled House voted to impeach Trump for abusing his power and obstructing Congress in late December.
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He dismissed the idea of Trump having any foreknowledge about Russia's efforts, or potentially obstructing the subsequent inquiry.
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Today, President Trump will be charged by the House's Democratic majority with abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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The House passed two articles of impeachment against Clinton for perjury before a grand jury and obstructing lawsuits.
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Mark: Can an agreement to pardon an individual for the purpose of obstructing an investigation be a crime?
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The House announced it would charge the president with abusing his office and obstructing Congress in its investigation.
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He has pleaded not guilty to charges of obstructing a congressional inquiry, witness tampering and making false statements.
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Now, Democrats point to his Benghazi-obsessed past to argue that he's the one obstructing a congressional inquiry.
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"The record compiled thus far shows the president has committed several impeachable offenses, including bribery, abuse of power and soliciting of personal favor from a foreign leader to benefit himself personally, obstructing justice, and obstructing Congress," said Michael Gerhardt, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law.
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It's distracting me and keeping me from totally focusing on my writing, slowing me down, and obstructing my view.
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At least four people were arrested as police tried to corral protesters off the streets, three for obstructing traffic.
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And Pelosi again argued that Trump is obstructing justice, pointing to the White House refusing to comply with subpoenas.
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He was charged with obstructing a railway engine or carriage under a 19th-century law, the Malicious Damage Act.
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Now, the Metropolitan Police has formally charged Rabbani for obstructing an examination under a controversial piece of terrorism legislation.
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And we have to take seriously the implications that are about the threatening witnesses, intimidating witnesses and obstructing justice.
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It's not that obstructing democracy wasn't important; it's that it was potentially a happy byproduct of these financial relationships.
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Doing so would only fuel another article of impeachment charging Mr. Trump with obstructing Congress's fact-finding, he said.
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It will be harder for the president to dismiss him without it looking as though he is obstructing justice.
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Opposition parties and ANC sources say Zuma removed Gordhan because he was obstructing Zuma's allies' access to state funds.
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Both face felony charges for obstructing justice and perjury for allegedly misleading investigators over the course of the investigation.
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Republicans would complain, of course, but after years of obstructing Barack Obama, these complaints would be transparently self-serving.
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The girl was arrested for "theft and obstructing official business" and was taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
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It's win-win in their minds, per Axios' Jonathan Swan: Run out the clock by obstructing Dem oversight efforts.
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The claim that the iPhone's very design is "obstructing" law enforcement is key to the government's most important argument.
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Munich prosecutors detained Stadler to prevent him from obstructing a probe into Audi's emissions cheating, they said on Monday.
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If the police [saw] you on the sidewalk walking, they would take you to jail for obstructing the sidewalk.
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On a party-line vote, the Democrat-led House also accused Trump of obstructing Congress' investigation of the matter.
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Instead, it accuses the Houthis of obstructing the payments and insists they be the ones to disburse the funds.
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Attacking or obstructing Trump appears to be an accepted exemption from long-standing rules of legal practice and judgment.
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Even a mediocre southpaw can make the jabber's job very hard if his lead hand keeps obstructing the path.
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But the filibuster allows the minority opposition to avoid accountability, obstructing progress, then blaming the majority for those failures.
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Once they go to their car, the unsuspecting subjects found a similar flier obstructing the view on their windshield.
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He was later charged with two counts of stealing and one count each of public nuisance and obstructing police.
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Congress has a very important oversight role to play to make sure no one is obstructing a legitimate investigation.
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Mr. Stone, 67, is charged with seven felonies, including obstructing justice, making false statements and tampering with a witness.
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Four people were arrested for obstructing traffic during the "mostly peaceful" protest, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said on Twitter.
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That is an admission of guilt: The president is effectively admitting to obstructing justice in his conversation with Comey.
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Many Tories blame Mr Bercow for obstructing Brexit, but the real culprit was their lack of a reliable majority.
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Last year, a federal jury convicted PG&E of violating pipeline safety laws and obstructing investigators after the disaster.
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Remember: Bill Clinton was impeached for lying and obstructing justice, and also had to give up his law license.
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Mr. Esteves is accused of obstructing justice in a broad corruption investigation of the state-owned oil giant Petrobras.
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The financier was accused of obstructing justice in a broad corruption investigation surrounding Petrobras, the state-owned oil giant.
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Yashin said Chechen authorities were obstructing the investigation into Nemtsov's murder, a sign of Kadyrov's growing influence and power.
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"Look, judges are not supposed to be in the business of obstructing justice," he said, according to the Globe.
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Each guest is buckled into a reclining and rotating seat that provides safety and security without obstructing the view.
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Trump seems entirely comfortable with just blaming Democrats for obstructing and letting the political chips fall where they may.
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Mueller's report did not accuse Trump of obstructing justice, but also noted that investigators could not exonerate the president.
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The nine arrested on Thursday were charged with incitement, taking part in an unlawful assembly, obstructing and assaulting police.
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He was convicted in 1989 of obstructing Congress during its investigation, destroying government documents and accepting an illegal gratuity.
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For example, a creative prosecutor could have easily prosecuted President George H.W. Bush for obstructing justice with his Dec.
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Stone has been indicted on seven criminal charges, including obstructing a congressional inquiry, witness tampering and making false statements.
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"I say it's very strongly the Democrats' fault, their obstruction, they're really obstructionist and they're really obstructing," he said.
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The "Dodgeball" actor was subsequently arrested for driving under the influence and for resisting, delaying or obstructing officers, Sgt.
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"If the Democrats would sit down instead of obstructing, we could have something done very quickly," Trump added later.
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The woody perennial plant imposter had his act axed by police who charged him with obstructing a public walkway.
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" Sittenfeld said Garland is "impeccably qualified, and we want the Senate to stop obstructing and start doing its job.
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Orrick cited comment by Trump referencing the order as "a weapon" to use against jurisdictions obstructing his immigration policies.
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The U.S. government needs to stop obstructing the global competitiveness of our auto industry, and start changing direction now.
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Six former Trump associates and top campaign leaders were convicted of obstructing justice for lying to investigators or Congress.
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On Sunday, he accused Mr. Odinga of "dog-whistle politics" aimed at inciting ethnic violence and obstructing the vote.
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The group has also started documenting instances of motorized scooters violating or obstructing pedestrian walkways on its Facebook page.
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Mr. Thompson was nonetheless held in custody for two days on charges of resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration.
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And he has charged Konstantin Kilimnik, a Russian associate of Mr. Manafort and a suspected spy, with obstructing justice.
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They included obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs — a hate crime — and using a firearm to commit murder.
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The three officers were also charged with obstructing justice by engaging in "misleading conduct toward witnesses," the indictment said.
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Obstructing Congress Most of today's arguments focused on the second article of impeachment, which argues Trump has obstructed Congress.
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The woman, Yasmin Seweid, a student at Baruch College, was also charged with obstructing governmental administration, the police said.
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House Democrats are seeking to charge Trump with abusing his office in his dealings with Ukraine and obstructing Congress.
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When they were arrested on charges such as obstructing traffic, they staged hunger-strikes from inside their jail cells.
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Other vocal Trump critics seized on Trump's tweet Saturday, pointing to it as evidence of the president obstructing justice.
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A total of eight activists were arrested on suspicion of obstructing trains, the British transport police said on Thursday.
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She was also charged with resisting or obstructing officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime, and contempt of court.
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But firing the attorney general seems out of reach for a President already under scrutiny for potentially obstructing justice.
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The president insisted he would not quit despite facing an uproar over their taped discussion about obstructing graft inquiries.
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The second one charged him with obstructing the impeachment inquiry by blocking witnesses and documents that House Democrats requested.
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The aim would be to prove he has a habitual record of obstructing justice and investigations into his conduct.
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The exchange left Corallo with concerns that Hicks may have been considering obstructing justice, the sources told the Times.
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He adds that Democrats have failed to exhaust their legal avenues to obtain information they claim Trump is obstructing.
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The committee will vote later on a separate article of impeachment accusing Trump of obstructing the congressional Ukraine investigation.
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They've parroted Russian propaganda, pushed unfounded conspiracy theories, and accused Democrats of abusing their own power and obstructing Congress.
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The House probe led to the drafting of two impeachment articles charging Trump with abusing power and obstructing Congress.
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But the Senate is supposed to be our highest deliberative body, and right now, it's not deliberating, it's obstructing.
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Throughout the investigation, the Supreme Court and some of it judges have accused the watchdog of obstructing their business.
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Mr. Tri Quang called for the ouster of Mr. Ky and accused Washington of obstructing democracy by supporting him.
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Stone was convicted on seven felony counts of lying to Congress, tampering with a witness and obstructing a proceeding.
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Prime Minister-designate Mohammed Allawi withdrew his candidacy for the post on Sunday, accusing political parties of obstructing him.
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They also spent 46 percent longer for serious violent offenses and 36 percent longer on charges of obstructing justice.
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Amaral is collaborating with prosecutors after he was arrested and accused of obstructing the corruption investigation, Brazil's largest-ever.
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Pugh is charged with attempting to provide material support to a terrorist group and with obstructing a federal investigation.
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Barr also claimed that since no underlying crime of "collusion" exists, Trump's actions couldn't be conceived as obstructing justice.
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The journalist was initially detained on charges of disorderly conduct and obstructing traffic, though those charges were dismissed days later.
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Not only are activists energized, but their elected representatives have begun obstructing the business of Cabinet confirmations on Capitol Hill.
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Gordon, made clear Congress could not punish nonmembers unless they were obstructing a legislative duty, according to the historian's website.
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Jones was arrested on charges including assault, disorderly conduct, obstructing official business, and harassment with a bodily substance, police say.
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The electoral impact of McConnell's strategy will likely be determined by which side successfully defines the agenda he is obstructing.
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" Biden said Trump "has indicted himself by obstructing justice, refusing to comply with the congressional inquiry, he's already convicted himself.
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They will keep touting the threat of new impeachment articles, and keep railing that the White House is obstructing them.
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She is being charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration, and trespassing.
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In June, she was arrested at the Beverly Hills Hotel for battery and resisting, delaying or obstructing a police officer.
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The president is, among other things, being sued for allegedly profiting from his office and investigated for allegedly obstructing justice.
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Combetta, who could have been charged with obstructing an FBI investigation, initially asserted his 5th Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
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Many blame higher township and regional authorities for obstructing Lin and his team out of retribution for the 2011 uprising.
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They're called persistent organic pollutants (POPs), and they do a bang-up job obstructing the human body's chemical defense system.
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And it may have only been because McGahn refused to obey presidential orders that Trump wasn't charged with obstructing justice.
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Kelly was charged by Ohio officers for tampering with evidence, two counts of obstructing official business, resisting arrest and falsification.
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And we believe that is exactly why Rod Rosenstein and the DOJ have been obstructing and concealing what really happened.
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John Earnest is accused of intentionally obstructing by force or threat the victims' right to exercise their free religious beliefs.
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Covering up is obstructing the path of the blow close to the target—and therefore the "lowest" form of defense.
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Some flight manoeuvres momentarily resulted in the helmet being pinned against the canopy, obstructing the display and inhibiting weapon-firing.
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They just stand there looking demonstratively annoyed, sighing and scrolling through their phones, obstructing the free movement of everybody else.
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But Dacey and his allies have framed Jones's vote against ObamaCare repeal as a vote for obstructing the Trump agenda.
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DHS should announce that colleges obstructing the new SEVIS reporting requirement would lose their eligibility to issue I-20 forms.
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Even before the State Department blocked Sondland's testimony, Pompeo was already accused of obstructing the congressional investigation into the matter.
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It would be the backdrop for why all the villains were caught lying, and why the President would be obstructing.
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Manafort had pleaded not guilty to the charges in the case, which include obstructing justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Stone has been charged by the special counsel for making false statements and obstructing an investigation, but not for conspiracy.
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An unidentified male passenger traveling with Vaughn was also arrested on charges of obstructing officers and public intoxication, Sabosky said.
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It has been 21 years since President Bill Clinton was impeached for lying under oath and obstructing justice in 1998.
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Bates faces charges of second-degree assault, obstructing governmental administration, theft of services and resisting arrest, according to Brown's statement.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, 28503 men and 22019 women had been arrested and charged with unlawful crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Clark, 57, was convicted in December of bank fraud, making false statements, and obstructing the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Investigating these individuals would help unravel the web of spies who are obstructing Argentina's efforts in the AMIA investigation. 85033.
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Cyprus has accused Turkey of obstructing a drill ship exploring for natural gas off the ethnically-split island on Feb.
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The United States cannot declare that it supports democracy and U.S. investors while obstructing initiatives designed to help these thrive.
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A jury convicted Mr. Stone, 67, of obstructing a congressional inquiry, tampering with a witness and lying to congressional investigators.
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United States, decided in March, the court rejected the Justice Department's reading of what constitutes obstructing the Internal Revenue Service.
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Not only the federal government is obstructing Jane Doe's path; Texas lawmakers have created a hostile environment for reproductive rights.
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Ms. Headley was charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and trespassing.
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Police arrested Brown on a possible misdemeanor charge of resisting or obstructing an officer, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
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On the law, though, the argument that Trump is guilty of obstructing the FBI's Flynn probe is quickly gathering steam.
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The honeymoon was brief: Mr. Saakashvili resigned last November, accusing Mr. Poroshenko of obstructing his efforts to root out graft.
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Republican allies of Mr. Trump on Capitol Hill have accused Mr. Rosenstein of obstructing their efforts at legitimate congressional oversight.
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He is also being investigated for possibly obstructing justice and colluding with a foreign power's attack on our electoral system.
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The Democratic-led House voted last month to impeach Trump for abuse of power and obstructing the House's impeachment probe.
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The administrative trials agency already handles thousands of police summonses for offenses such as littering or obstructing a fire hydrant.
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On Monday, 276 activists from Extinction Rebellion in London and more than 100 in Amsterdam were arrested for obstructing roads.
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Mr. Ambrose is also accused of obstructing efforts by the local health department to investigate the deadly Legionnaires' disease outbreak.
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Democrats have signaled they may draft an article of impeachment accusing Trump of obstructing Congress, citing his refusal to cooperate.
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Vallow now faces charges of resisting or obstructing police officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime, and contempt of court.
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In addition, Mr. Mangano was charged with extortion, and Ms. Mangano was charged with making false statements and obstructing justice.
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The following April, Lomanto was indicted on charges of fourth-degree public communication of obscenity and obstructing a criminal investigation.
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Other charges against her include resisting or obstructing police officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime, and contempt of court.
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It cannot be stated often enough that Republicans have spent over eight years doing little more than obstructing Democratic initiatives.
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Her race has become a test case for the larger Democratic strategy of hitting vulnerable Republicans for obstructing Garland's nomination.
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He was separately charged with five federal counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill.
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At least 10 counterprotesters were arrested at the rally, some for wearing the masks and others for obstructing a roadway.
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But as parties to obstructing the entire inquiry, it's not exactly a right Trump and his White House have earned.
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Some top Democrats suggested they might include Trump's attacks against Yovanovitch in an article of impeachment for obstructing Congressional proceedings.
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Bill Clinton was impeached for lying under oath and obstructing justice, but saw out the remainder of his second term.
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McCullum was charged with two counts of cyber stalking, while Browne-Louis was indicted on one count of obstructing justice.
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"The President, credit to him, is winning the short game: He is successfully obstructing and confusing the American people," Rep.
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Trump was also charged with obstructing Congress by directing administration officials and agencies not to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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At the time, Pompeo accused the Obama administration of obstructing congressional efforts to find out what truly happened in Benghazi.
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Mr. Stone stands accused of obstructing an official proceeding, making multiple false statements to Congress and tampering with a witness.
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In the end, there was no need: Judge Kent resigned after pleading guilty to obstructing justice under threat of impeachment.
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Articles of impeachment against Richard Nixon President Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 before the House could vote to impeach him, but after the House Judiciary Committee, with help from six Republicans on the committee, had approved three articles of impeachment -- for obstructing justice, violating the rights of citizens, and obstructing Congress's power of impeachment.
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Huawei, the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker, was charged with bank and wire fraud, violating sanctions against Iran and obstructing justice.
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He was subsequently arrested for driving under the influence and for resisting, delaying or obstructing officers, authorities said at the time.
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For years now it's been clear that blocking environmental regulations and obstructing action on climate change are top Republican Party priorities.
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Not just about the theory of what counts as obstructing access, but also what types of laws constitute an undue burden.
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Pick one up where you find it and drop it off where you like, as long as it's not obstructing traffic.
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Patmon was charged with violating probation and obstructing a law enforcement officer after being released from the hospital, Fox 5 reported.
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The year was summed up by images of police firing tear- gas at protesters obstructing the route of the Olympic torch.
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"The jury found Stone guilty of obstructing a congressional investigation, making numerous false statements to Congress, and witness tampering," prosecutors said.
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The PD meanwhile accused M5S of obstructing negotiations by demanding the role of interior minister for its leader Luigi Di Maio.
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He faces one count of obstructing Congress, five counts of making false statements to Congress, and one count of witness tampering.
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However, the blemish kept growing — obstructing Emanuel's vision, blocking his nose and making it difficult for him to eat, Today reports.
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Obstructing and paralyzing the functioning of the U.S. government – including the Supreme Court – is harmful to our national interest and dangerous.
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Salman faces possible life in prison if convicted on charges of aiding her husband in the attack and obstructing an investigation.
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He was later charged with aggravated murder, child kidnapping, two counts of obstructing justice, and abuse or desecration of a body.
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So, the question really tonight is, why isn&apost Hillary Clinton on trial for violating the Espionage Act, for obstructing justice?
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And the systems can be disrupted relatively easily if there's limited visibility: heavy snow, fog, or something obstructing the unit's view.
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"At the end of this, will some people jump up and down and say there's an obstructing offense?" asks another source.
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The feds had been obstructing her rights, the court found, though the Trump administration lodged an appeal in the bizarre case.
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Now he was not simply obstructing St-Pierre's lead hand but coming in behind jabs and lead hooks of his own.
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The investor, or buscon, wanted Lazarito signed immediately and began obstructing the agency's attempts to get Lazarito in front of clubs.
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Senator Delcidio do Amaral, the government's leader in the Senate, was arrested in November and charged with obstructing the Petrobras investigation.
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Popolare di Vicenza is being targeted by a judicial investigation for obstructing the work of regulators, market manipulation and false accounting.
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A major takeaway from the report was that Trump's advisors played a big role in stopping the president from obstructing justice.
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On a Tuesday appearance on Morning Joe, McGrath said McConnell is obstructing Trump's agenda that Kentuckians want to see get done.
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"The US has an established order that we can call a deep state—of course they are obstructing," Turkey's president lamented.
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As I have previously discussed in columns, it is possible to charge someone for obstructing an investigation into a nonexistent crime.
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And yet by denying a fair hearing and a vote, these senators are obstructing the processes put forth in our constitution.
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Sherman's article of impeachment against the president accuses Trump of obstructing justice when he fired FBI Director James Comey last month.
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In the op-ed, the senator echoed President Trump's previous complaints that Democrats are unfairly obstructing nominees to key federal positions.
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By ceremoniously and conspicuously obstructing the president's rushed agenda on health care, Trump received what many viewed as a justifiable comeuppance.
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According to the French daily, the DGCCRF has also accused FCA of obstructing its investigation, as reported by Reuters last month.
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But by obstructing the inquiry, legal experts told Insider last week, the president is giving Congress more reasons to impeach him.
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Trump came close to achieving the impossible feat of obstructing the investigation into a crime that did not, in fact, occur.
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There are several outstanding issues, including the size of the U.K.'s divorce bill, that are obstructing further progress being made.
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"By firing Comey and waging war on the special counsel, Trump has become the master of obstructing justice," he told me.
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The Justice Department, meanwhile, made similar claims in its most recent filing, which accused Apple of willfully obstructing the FBI's investigation.
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Claiborne was arrested on Tuesday and charged on Wednesday with obstructing an official proceeding and making false statements to the FBI.
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The charges include hate crimes and killing people while obstructing religious freedom — a charge that could result in the death penalty.
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" Spicer said the real question should be directed to Schumer: "Why are you obstructing government at every step of the way?
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That would be doubly true if Trump replaced Sessions with someone even more interested in obstructing real accountability for the president.
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The investigation began more than five months before the release of the "smoking gun" tape that showed the president obstructing justice.
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They were released on bail on Sunday and charged with "obstructing a public servant in the discharge of his public functions".
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The House has told the court that it needs McGahn's testimony to consider whether to impeach Trump again for obstructing Mueller.
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It should increase the cost of on-street parking where personal cars lie immobile 95 percent of the time, obstructing flow.
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Stone was arrested Friday in the special counsel's Russia investigation and was charged with lying to Congress and obstructing the probe.
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It's unclear what Rosario was booked for, but cops say about 100 people were arrested Friday ... mostly for crowding or obstructing.
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"Whoever corruptly endeavors to influence, obstruct, or impede the administration of justice" may be guilty of obstructing justice under US law.
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Her charges, which included resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration, were dropped following widespread public outrage after the video went viral.
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Ms. Headley, 123, was charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and trespassing.
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A couple of yards ahead, partly obstructing your sightline, you notice a man with far-too-low jeans and AWOL underwear.
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Tibetan prayer flags form a fluttering, sunlit tent above the Pusher Street drug market, obstructing the view of police surveillance drones.
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If the United States Senate refuses to convict the president for obstructing justice, Mr. Trump could ignore those warnings going forward.
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It's just under two inches tall, making it short enough to rest just below your TV's screen without obstructing your view.
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One of the lessons of Watergate is that Nixon started to plummet in the polls in part because of obstructing Congress.
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But the recording offers a glimpse into how one of Brazil's richest men bragged about obstructing justice to the nation's president.
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More than just a physical abnormality, David's mass is a potential health risk, as the growth is obstructing his nasal passage.
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"This pardon sends a troubling signal to the president's allies that obstructing justice will be rewarded," Pelosi said in a statement.
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Beck was arrested on two counts of felony sexual conduct with a minor and one count of obstructing a criminal investigation.
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In addition to murder, Fayaadh is charged with possession of an instrument of crime, unsworn falsification to authorities and obstructing justice.
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All the protesters taken into custody Saturday were charged with a violation of the Washington code against crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo once accused the Obama administration of obstructing a House inquiry and letting politics override national interests.
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Mr. Stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison for obstructing a congressional inquiry in a bid to protect the president.
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You are also proving our point for the American people to see: The president is intent on obstructing our legitimate oversight.
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Since taking office, Trump hasn't been afraid to publicly meddle with these investigations, threatening witnesses and coming close to obstructing justice.
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A jury convicted Stone in November on seven felony counts of lying to investigators, obstructing a congressional probe and witness tampering.
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He has also expressed frustration with Democrats, claiming they are obstructing the confirmation process for his nominees for various federal posts.
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The impeachment articles, passed over sharp Republican protests, accused the president of abusing the power of his office and obstructing Congress.
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The impeachment articles, passed over sharp Republican protests, accused the president of abusing the power of his office and obstructing Congress.
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She was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, acting in a manner injurious to a child, obstructing governmental administration and trespassing.
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On one occasion he was arrested on charges of impeding traffic and obstructing a police officer, but the charges were dropped.
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President Trump's longtime adviser is due in federal court to face charges of obstructing justice, witness tampering and lying to Congress.
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But no one knows where Mueller's probe will lead, if Trump or his campaign is guilty of collusion or obstructing justice.
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Officers arrested 42 people for unlawfully demonstrating and crowding and obstructing the building, Capitol Police Spokesperson Eva Malecki confirmed to CNN.
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Trump has frequently sparred with Democrats since taking office, blaming the minority party for obstructing his nominees and for legislative failures.
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Those accusations have now crystallized into two distinct articles of impeachment: one for abusing his power and another for obstructing Congress.
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House Democrats are increasingly confident they have all the evidence they need to impeach President Donald Trump for obstructing their investigations.
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Fulop commended the city's police force, who held the suspects inside the store, obstructing any attempts to flee and harm others.
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The House's resolution appears to focus in particular on the ways in which the president has been obstructing Congress's impeachment inquiry.
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Huawei and Ms. Meng are accused of stealing trade secrets, obstructing a criminal investigation and evading United States sanctions on Iran.
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Law enforcement officials have accused the tech titans of obstructing criminal investigations and amassing too much power over the past decade.
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Law enforcement officials have accused the tech titans of obstructing criminal investigations and amassing too much power over the past decade.
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He was also accused of obstructing Congress by directing administration officials and agencies not to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry.
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Sefolosha was initially arrested for obstructing justice and disorderly conduct -- but he took the case to trial and was eventually exonerated.
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Stone was indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller in January for obstructing a congressional investigation, making false statements, and witness tampering.
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"If you interpret his comment about firing ... Comey ... If you interpret that as obstructing the investigation, as opposed to removing a guy who was doing a bad job, on the recommendation, in part, of (Deputy Attorney General Rod) Rosenstein, but you see it as obstructing the investigation, then you can say it is obstruction," Giuliani told CNN.
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On Tuesday, Stone pleaded not guilty in federal court to charges of lying to Congress and obstructing the special counsel's Russia investigation.
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All over China, there are stories of bikes blocking traffic, bikes obstructing pedestrian sidewalks, bikes stolen or abandoned or stripped for parts.
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David was arrested and booked for resisting, delaying or obstructing an officer and Carrieann got busted for domestic violence against a spouse.
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This -- we are a article one -- we have the absolute right under the constitution to seek these documents and they obstructing it.
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It took a jury 45 minutes to determine that Sefolosha was not guilty of obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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Mueller accused Manafort of obstructing justice in the investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates back in 2016.
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Trump constantly rails about Democrats "obstructing" his nominees, but as the minority party, they don't have the power to tank a candidate.
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In September, Zhao pleaded guilty to gross abuse of a corpse, obstructing justice, tampering with evidence and two counts of endangering children.
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On Wednesday night in Detroit, Trigga Trey Songz was arrested and charged with malicious destruction of property and resisting and obstructing arrest.
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SF recently banned scooter rentals after an unregulated invasion by several of these companies saw the vehicles strewn on sidewalks, obstructing pedestrians.
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He was arrested for resisting, delaying or obstructing officers, and for driving under the influence, the Manhattan Beach Police Department told media.
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Stewart, who was convicted of obstructing justice and lying to the government about a stock sale, hosted a spinoff of The Apprentice.
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But it also did not clear the president of obstructing justice, even though Trump has repeatedly claimed that it exonerated him completely.
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The long gain was nullified by a call against wide receiver Keshawn Martin for obstructing a Tennessee Titans player from covering White.
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The political drama is the latest chapter in Vizcarra's year-long campaign to confront corruption, with right-wing lawmakers obstructing his efforts.
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Three other suspects — Sandra Bunn, 58; her son Lamar Bunn; and 47-year-old Gregory Huffman — are charged with obstructing the investigation.
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And Mueller did not give an outright judgment that Trump violated the law by obstructing justice — instead, he punted on the matter.
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In 1974 the House felt that obstructing a federal investigation, abusing executive power and ignoring subpoenas constituted impeachable offences committed by Nixon.
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Mr Xi has long complained that local officials are obstructing his policies and says he needs more powers to force changes through.
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If that's the case, then that's just another argument about the movement of this country toward authoritarianism, because that is obstructing justice.
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Marion Jones, 2008: Olympic track star was sentenced to six months in prison for lying about steroid use and obstructing an investigation.
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Mueller accused the pair of obstructing justice in the investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates in 2016.
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Trump is delivering his address as the Senate considers two articles of impeachment against him for abusing his office and obstructing Congress.
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He accused his rivals of obstructing budget measures that could unlock $11 billion in Western donor pledges and help avert economic collapse.
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"They have detained him for having committed treason along Limulunga road by obstructing the presidential motorcade," his lawyer Jack Mwiimbu told Reuters.
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Issued by Obama in 2014, targeting people found to have engaged in activities such as recruiting child soldiers and obstructing humanitarian assistance.
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Monday morning, prosecutors officially charged Floyd with 2 counts of DUI, 1 count of failure to obey a cop and obstructing traffic.
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Mitch McConnell passed the test of whether he could be as effective pushing forward legislation as he has been at obstructing bills.
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Once in the operating room, though, doctors lower the obstructing drape so that both parents are able to see their baby's birth.
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Jackson was also convicted of one count of obstructing the administration of justice for later burning the coffin used in the incident.
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Stone, a self-described "dirty trickster," is accused of obstructing justice, witness tampering and lying to the House of Representatives' Intelligence Committee.
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Marshall was charged with assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration and disorderly conduct, according to NBC New York.
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It's the president's opinion," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters during Wednesday's briefing, adding, "The president is not obstructing.
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Laws, such as the Cybercrimes Act 2015, have been used to charge Melo, for instance, in 2016 for allegedly obstructing an investigation.
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But federal prosecutors are seeking a life sentence, arguing Slager committed second-degree murder and should also be punished for obstructing justice.
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Aaron Rugh, the judge, said that he made the decision due to prosecutors obstructing Gallagher's right to counsel, according to CBS News.
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The current lawsuit against Ford, which involves about 30 plaintiffs, accuses multiple local union representatives of harassing women or obstructing their complaints.
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Joesley was later accused of withholding key information from the plea deal, triggering allegations of obstructing justice that led to his arrest.
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They could force him to disclose his tax returns, either with legislation or by obstructing his agenda until he disclosed them voluntarily.
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Congressional Democrats, however, have argued that the president would be obstructing justice if he were to pardon people who were under investigation.
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The Chicago indictment also charges two of Kelly's former employees, Derrel McDavid, 58, and Milton "June" Brown, 53 with obstructing the investigation.
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The comment set off a political firestorm and raised the question of whether he had effectively and inadvertently admitted to obstructing justice.
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"Every day the president puts more grounds forward that says he is obstructing justice, and that has affected members," Ms. Pelosi said.
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Mr. Burck said his client was simply telling the truth under threat of perjury, not accusing the president of illegally obstructing justice.
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Here is what you need to know: The report explicitly stated that the investigation did not clear the president of obstructing justice.
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Against that backdrop, it was notable on Wednesday that he invoked no constitutional theories to justify clearing Mr. Trump of obstructing justice.
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Likewise, "Wall Street Windows" (43) fixates on the repetition of pairs of windows on a building as seen through an obstructing stairwell.
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"Far, far, from obstructing justice, the only individual in the entire Flynn story that ensured swift justice was the president," they wrote.
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Mr. Mueller is likely to follow that guidance and submit a report to Congress instead of indicting the president for obstructing justice.
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But a building will soon rise next door, abutting much of our 20-story building and obstructing most river views, including mine.
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Mr. Haq agreed to play a part but accused the United States and other international powers of obstructing peace efforts in Afghanistan.
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G.B.T. policies, wars waged under false pretenses, stealing a Supreme Court seat and obstructing almost every single action of the Obama administration?
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He also faces a federal hate crime charge of obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs in an attempt to kill someone.
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It holds your phone with a magnet, and its placement on the CD player slot keeps the smartphone from obstructing your windshield.
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McConnell says there is no chance Trump will be convicted on charges that also include obstructing a congressional investigation into his conduct.
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Salman is charged with obstructing justice and aiding Mateen in his attempt to provide material support to the Islamic State militant group.
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The Republican Party previously endorsed impeachment for obstructing a congressional inquiry into an attempted burglary of an opponent's office for political dirt.
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The House Judiciary Committee approved articles accusing Trump of abusing his office and obstructing Congress in a party-line vote last week.
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He accused his rivals of obstructing budget measures that could unlock $11 billion in Western donor pledges and help avert economic collapse.
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Ms. Gardner had also accused the Police Department of obstructing the investigation in its rush to initially label the shooting an accident.
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The tickets mostly came from ignored "no parking" signs, parking in spots reserved for residents, or blocking crosswalks and obstructing pedestrians' paths.
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He spent much of the letter elaborating an argument that a President's Article II powers rendered him essentially incapable of obstructing justice.
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Trump is accused of abusing the power of his office in seeking foreign interference in a U.S. election and of obstructing Congress.
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Voting nearly along party lines, the Republican-led Senate acquitted Trump of abusing his power and obstructing Congress' investigation on Feb. 5.
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The president was impeached on two counts related to the Ukraine scandal and the ensuing House inquiry: abusing power and obstructing Congress.
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According to Capitol Police, six people were arrested and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding at the Russell building about 1 p.m.
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The House on Tuesday introduced two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump accusing him of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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It's happening: Democrats on Tuesday formally called for President Trump's removal from office, charging him with abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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He was arrested and charged with trademark counterfeiting, driving with an object obstructing vision and failing to stop at a stop sign.
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It is possible for the president to be accused of obstructing justice into an investigation of a crime that did not occur.
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On Friday, the House Judiciary Committee voted to advance two articles of impeachment against Trump for abusing his office and obstructing Congress.
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Then Trump covered up his misconduct, Democrats say, obstructing Congress by stonewalling all the subpoenas from Congress trying to investigate his conduct.
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Ruben An, 24, was charged with obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest when he filmed officers in Manhattan in 2014.
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The idea of Trump potentially obstructing justice has come back into the spotlight since his former national security adviser, retired Lt. Gen.
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"Not only is it obstructing the investigation, it's directly contrary to federal law on something that he's personally implicated in," he said.
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The Mueller team decided not to charge the president with obstructing justice, citing numerous legal constraints, but pointedly declined to exonerate him.
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A spokesperson for the Pas-de-Calais prefecture said that between 5 and 300 migrants started obstructing the road around 3:00pm.
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A spokesperson for the Pas-de-Calais prefecture said that between 200 and 300 migrants started obstructing the road around 3:00pm.
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"Look, judges are not supposed to be in the business of obstructing justice," Baker said during a Statehouse press conference on Monday.
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Three people, including a photojournalist, were arrested for obstructing vehicular traffic, and police used pepper spray on the crowd at one point.
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Once they did, Vaughn was arrested around 1 AM and booked and cited for misdemeanor DUI, as well as obstructing an officer.
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That's why it's worked to embed the new art features without obstructing the speed of text if people want to keep it simple.
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A third person, identified by police as Carolyn Feldman, 27, was arrested on charges of obstructing the legal process, a misdemeanor, police said.
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Plenty of other people have been convicted of obstructing justice even when they weren't convicted of an underlying crime, according to legal experts.
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Beth's health woes come five months after she underwent emergency surgery in November to clear a throat blockage that was obstructing her airways.
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But George Sabra, deputy head of the opposition delegation, said obstacles which the opposition say are obstructing the talks had not been removed.
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Sefolosha was initially charged with obstructing justice, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest -- but he took the case to trial and was eventually exonerated.
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Purpose because nothing serves liberalism better than "a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress".
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This is typically the result of plaque build-up in the artery that breaks away and forms a clot, thus obstructing blood flow.
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We dart our eyes between mirrors and decipher the difference between a tree's shadow on the road and a fallen branch obstructing it.
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House Democrats had accused Trump of obstructing their inquiry into his contacts with Ukraine by blocking the release of documents and witness testimony.
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Rose wouldn't go to Washington with a "pitchfork," he said, and simply obstructing the administration couldn't help solve his future constituents' problems anyway.
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Stone was hit with one count of witness tampering, five counts of making false statements, and one count of obstructing an official proceeding.
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On Thursday, Brant was charged with second-degree assault, second-degree obstructing governmental administrations, resisting arrest, third-degree criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.
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He has accused the president of colluding with Russia to win the White House and obstructing investigations into their efforts, allegations Trump denies.
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The notice said that following an investigation, she and eight other students had been found guilty of "obstructing the education process" and protesting.
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Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) on Monday introduced an article of impeachment accusing the president of obstructing justice in the act of firing Comey.
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Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) unveiled a proposed article of impeachment Monday against President Trump for allegedly obstructing justice in a federal investigation.
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He was arrested for, among other things, breaking noise laws and obstructing view out the rear of the van, according to the report.
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Martin Alan Schnitzler, 43, of Seminole, pleaded guilty in February to one count of obstructing persons in the free exercise of religious beliefs.
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Many Democrats have already accused Trump of obstructing justice in firing Comey, but Republicans have, who control both chambers of Congress, have not.
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Manafort will face charges of obstructing justice, conspiracy to obstruct justice and failing to register as a foreign agent during his D.C. trial.
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Declining numbers and bureaucratic impediments alone, however, do not convey the depth of Pruitt and Trump's misguided leadership in obstructing EPA's enforcement work.
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They include everything from obstructing solar radiation with space-based mirrors, to spraying clouds with sea water to whiten them, increasing their reflectivity.
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Barbara Schulman, who was arrested by Capitol police, said she was charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding while protesting inside the Hart building.
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Menendez tweeted that Trump is "the problem," a criticism that comes after the president on Sunday said Democrats are obstructing the confirmation process.
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Those waves were evidence of moon resonances: the gravity of Saturn's small moons slowing the movement of the rings and obstructing their momentum.
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These revelations are important additions to the growing pile of evidence that Trump fired the FBI director with the intent of obstructing justice.
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Robinson, of Blue Island, Illinois, was charged with felony aggravated battery of an officer and misdemeanor resisting and obstructing an officer, police said.
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" Trump also knocked the probe in a tweet earlier Monday, claiming that he wasn't obstructing justice in the investigation but is "fighting back.
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More importantly, any obstruction case must meet the elements of an obstruction crime, which usually involves obstructing a grand jury or destroying evidence.
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In addition to misrepresenting his involvement in the Trump-Zelensky call, Pompeo is also accused of obstructing the congressional investigation into the matter.
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But Mueller's team may uncover evidence that Kushner was somehow involved in obstructing the investigation in other ways, or making false statements himself.
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Last year, a federal grand jury indicted Mr. Roof on 33 counts, including hate crimes, weapons charges and obstructing the practice of religion.
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House Democratic leaders are grappling with a caucus divided over how to proceed after Mueller found several instances of Trump potentially obstructing justice.
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A jury found Stewart guilty in 2004 of obstructing justice and lying to investigators about the reasons she sold shares of a company.
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Clouds often move through the Genji illustrations, stretches of blank space often painted in lambent gold leaf washing through buildings and obstructing forests.
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Bikes started to pile up at popular places like the ferry dock and light rail stations, clogging up the walkways and obstructing commuters.
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Three were taken into custody for obstructing traffic -- a far cry from the dozens of arrests made during the last round of rallies.
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So the Democrats are obstructing, the Democrats don't want border security, the Democrats are OK with crime — but we're not OK with it.
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If these measures have such overwhelming support, why aren't Republicans jumping on board, instead of obstructing what most Americans see as positive change?
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney, John Dowd, said Monday the President cannot be guilty of obstructing justice, according to an interview with Axios.
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The police said that he injured an officer's hand while in custody, so he was also charged with obstructing governmental administration and assault.
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The tremors may also energize protesters, who have kept a vigil outside the gate of the site for months, occasionally obstructing truck traffic.
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Cuadrilla has also gone to court to protest the protesters and obtained an injunction in July barring them from obstructing its work site.
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Above, the ship on Sunday obstructing passage under a bridge between the Russian mainland and the Crimean peninsula, with Russian jet fighters overhead.
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Bret: Speaking of obstruction, the thing I found most interesting about the Mueller report is how often Trump's advisers wound up obstructing him.
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Obtaining a so-called light-and-air easement from the property next door prevents anyone who owns the land from obstructing your view.
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If these claims are simply another strategy to deflect attention from investigations into Russian interference in our elections, then he is obstructing justice.
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The Democrat-controlled House voted to impeach Trump for abusing his office over his dealings with Ukraine and obstructing the subsequent congressional inquiry.
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House lawmakers sent two articles of impeachment to the Senate earlier this month, accusing the president of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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Their task is clear: to present a case to convict Trump of abuse of power and obstructing Congress over his dealings with Ukraine.
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Guy Reschenthaler (R-Pa.) proposed an amendment striking the article of impeachment that accuses President Trump of obstructing Congress during the impeachment inquiry.
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Stone was sentenced after being found guilty on seven felony counts of obstructing a congressional investigation into Russia's interference in the 218 election.
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The committee said it has "an urgent need for McGahn's testimony" to support their second article of impeachment, accusing Trump of obstructing Congress.
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Mr. Stone was convicted in November of seven felonies for obstructing a congressional investigation into whether the Trump campaign had ties to Russia.
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In addition to conspiracy, Huawei and the defendants are charged with lying to federal investigators and obstructing the investigation into the company's activity.
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Letter said House committees are eyeing different articles of impeachment, which could include obstructing Congress from getting information to which it is entitled.
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Lee Baca, 77, was convicted in 2017 of obstructing an F.B.I. investigation into corruption and civil rights abuses at jails under his control.
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As part of that story, back in 2013, Senate Republicans were obstructing Mr. Obama's nominees to executive branch positions and lower-court judgeships.
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Congress now has backup if it wants to impeach on obstruction Democrats are considering impeaching Trump for obstructing Congress for blocking its subpoenas.
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In 2009, the U.S. government banned him from traveling to the United States, accusing him of obstructing the fight against corruption in Kenya.
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Thousands of coca farmers — including children — are camped around the town's strategic river bridge, obstructing Bolivia's main highway and paralyzing its national economy.
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The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday was likely to impeach Trump on charges of abusing his office and obstructing a congressional probe.
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If obstructing justice means "corruptly" impeding an investigation, then doesn't the White House's deliberate undermining of Congress' investigation into Ukraine meet that threshold?
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An official working on the inquiry said Thursday that his absence could factor into a determination that Trump is obstructing the impeachment inquiry.
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Democrats also charge Trump with obstructing Congress by preventing members of his administration from cooperating with the probe, in defiance of the Constitution.
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When he was later convicted of lying to the Congress, obstructing investigators and intimidating a witness, the same person cheered from the sidelines.
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If he can't do that, though, then the next best thing might be to blame the Democrats for obstructing his new trade deal.
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Of course, the charge of obstructing a congressional investigation could be more politically momentous than being charged with interfering in an FBI investigation.
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In January, Mr. Mueller charged Roger Stone, Mr. Trump's longtime aide, with multiple counts of witness tampering, obstructing justice, and making false statements.
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Huawei, which was also charged, this month pleaded not guilty to the accusations, which also include obstructing a criminal investigation into the company.
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Charges of aggravated assault and resisting and obstructing a police officer were dismissed as part of his plea ... according to Wayne County prosecutors.
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"If the Democrats would sit down instead of obstructing, we could have something very quickly," Trump told reporters at a press conference Monday.
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In a speech in the state capital, Sessions accused California of obstructing federal immigration enforcement efforts and vowed to stop the state's defiance.
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At this point, the line between "obstructing" federal law enforcement and simply deciding not to help isn't as clear as one might expect.
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In 2017, Sidney was convicted of obstructing the police investigation into the case and sentenced to 10 years in prison, Myrtle Beach Online reports.
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Initially charged alongside his wife with murder, Sidney Moorer is serving a 10-year sentence after his conviction for obstructing justice in the case.
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Cassani pleaded not guilty to being an accessory to a crime after the fact, unauthorized burial or removal of a body and obstructing justice.
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France and the United States have accused Russia of obstructing access to the site, where medical relief agencies say dozens of people were killed.
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The tax police were acting on behalf of Milan prosecutors who are looking into allegations of market rigging and obstructing regulators, the sources said.
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She initially pled not guilty by reason of insanity to murder, tampering with evidence, obstructing justice, gross abuse of a corpse and endangering children.
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President Donald Trump was acquitted by the US Senate of abusing his power and obstructing Congress Wednesday in the climax of his impeachment trial.
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He has pleaded not guilty to charges of obstructing the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, making false statements to Congress and witness tampering.
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" She later reiterated that the president was not "obstructing" justice by calling on Sessions to end the probe, but that he was "fighting back.
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Maranhao became speaker of the house last week after the Supreme Court suspended the previous speaker for allegedly obstructing corruption investigations and intimidating lawmakers.
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The Houthis and their allies have been cited for indiscriminately firing shells in civilian areas, obstructing aid convoys, and laying mines as they retreated.
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West Palm Beach Putin, which is a really great alias he should consider, was charged with resisting and/or obstructing an officer without violence.
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One of West's 26-year-old female fans was detained by police Monday and charged with obstructing governmental administration and disorderly conduct, police say.
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A Republican lawmaker on Monday proposed a measure that would imprison government officials up to five years for obstructing the enforcement of federal laws.
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While Kiev struggled to mobilize a war-weary society last winter, Kotsaba was remanded in custody on charges of treason and obstructing the military.
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" The officer then tased her, striking her in the back, took her into custody, and she was charged with "theft and obstructing official business.
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In October 2014, he was arrested in Boise, Idaho, and charged with two misdemeanor counts: malicious injury to property and restraining or obstructing officers.
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And remember, Rod Rosenstein has been slow- walking, obstructing, stonewalling every congressional attempt to do their constitutional authority of oversight every chance he gets.
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However, both are vocal Trump critics and have published writings outlining a case for impeaching or indicting the president for obstructing justice, CNN reports.
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Five years later, a judge signed an order allowing the city to clean up waste they said was obstructing the view of the street.
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Chance has prior convictions for resisting and obstructing police in 2011 and two counts of possessing a controlled substance in 2016, according to MLive.com.
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So when Barboza counter kicked he was on one leg, with nothing obstructing Lee from stepping in and pushing him straight onto the fence.
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Eventually, cops took him into custody -- and he was charged with misdemeanor resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration and operating a vehicle without safety belts.
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James Shaffer was recently arrested and charged with obstructing justice for allegedly hiding Coltharp's children in his home and lying to police about it.
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Police said demonstrators had mostly been arrested for obstructing the road, and had no immediate information on charges or the total number of protesters.
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Democrats, it seemed, wouldn't treat Trump the way Republicans had treated Barack Obama from the moment he took office: by obstructing his every move.
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The touch strip can be used for scrolling or zooming without obstructing the view of the screen, much like the Apple Watch's Digital Crown.
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Another six individuals were arrested for "unlawful demonstration activities" in the Russell Senate Office Building and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, officials said.
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Another 82 people were removed from the Rotunda of the Russell Senate Office Building and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding, the spokeswoman said.
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His decisions establish a pattern of obstructing the path for people to participate in our democracy while constructing a pay-to-play political system.
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It's the president's opinion," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters during a press briefing Wednesday, adding, "The president is not obstructing.
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Attorney General Bill Barr said at a press conference Thursday that special counsel Robert Mueller found 10 episodes of President Trump potentially obstructing justice.
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That day America's attorney-general charged Huawei, one of China's biggest firms, with 23 crimes, including sanctions-busting, stealing corporate secrets and obstructing justice.
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According to his lawyer, Su Yon Yi, of Queens Law Associates, the police stopped him for a traffic violation — obstructing the view while driving.
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The group, comprised of American citizens, has been obstructing Venezuelan citizens and the internationally recognized ambassador of Venezuela, Carlos Vecchio from entering their embassy.
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Colombia's commerce regulator said on Monday it would fine ride-hailing company Uber Technologies more than $629,5.23 for obstructing a regulatory visit in 2017.
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Danylyuk said Lutsenko's team was actively pursuing cases that were in the interests of the former owners while obstructing those brought by the state.
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Barr ultimately judged Mueller's evidence to be insufficient to charge Trump with obstructing justice, which he revealed three weeks before making the report public.
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But federal prosecutors accused him of undermining national security by taking the photos, and then obstructing the investigation by destroying a laptop and camera.
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A fourth man was also arrested for obstructing the police operation and will also appear in court next week alongside the accused, she added.
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There are several different statutory obstruction provisions, but, to summarize, obstruction pertains to corruptly influencing or obstructing a proceeding or the administration of justice.
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He's now obstructing Congress at every turn, including telling witnesses who no longer work for the government that they cannot speak about public documents.
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In fact, Republicans became even more fevered, not only obstructing Obama but becoming more extreme in their racial politics, paving the way for Trump.
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Republicans argue that Gorsuch is an eminently qualified judge and Democrats are obstructing because they and their base are upset that Trump is president.
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Most of the fighters grabbed the ropes at some point in the course of a scramble just because they are there, obstructing the action.
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A judge in Germany has ordered that Stadler be remanded in custody, it said, to prevent him from obstructing or hindering the diesel investigation.
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Turtles face many other dangers, including fishermen's hooks, boat accidents and habitat loss resulting from erosion and human construction — especially those obstructing nesting sites.
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"These big rallies do a favor to the virus, instead of obstructing it," Dr. Ricciardi said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper ABC.
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Phann Pheach, another Cambodian refugee who was pardoned, served six months for possession of a controlled substance for sale and obstructing a police officer.
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He was charged with obstructing government administration, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and assault on a police officer, which is a felony, among other charges.
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She was handcuffed behind her back and detained at a police station on charges of trespassing and obstructing law enforcement officers, the report said.
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Mr. Falcone was charged with making a terroristic threat in the third degree and fourth-degree of obstructing administration of law, Mr. Grewal said.
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One charged Trump with abuse of power in his dealings with Ukraine and the second with obstructing Congress during its investigation of those actions.
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Nita Lowey of New York, ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, proposed a measure to prohibit the Justice Department from obstructing Mueller's work.
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"The president is obstructing Congress from getting the facts that we need," she told reporters in Seattle, where she was holding an unrelated event.
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Trump is charged with abusing his power and obstructing Congress for pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden, a political rival.
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Most recently, the 116th House impeached Trump for abuse of power and obstructing Congress — and explained why it felt each was an impeachable offense.
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Dauman talked about "noise," as a factor that had been obstructing the company's performance, an apparent reference to the legal battle over Redstone's health.
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It would seriously disrupt the recovery of two critically endangered species — the Mexican gray wolf and the jaguar — by obstructing and fragmenting critical habitat.
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"The president is not obstructing, he is fighting back," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during a briefing with reporters later Wednesday.
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The groups say Shell is "deliberately obstructing" efforts to keep global warming well below 2 degrees Celsius, the key goal of the Paris agreement.
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If Trump were to recklessly end an investigation into whether he is obstructing justice, that would seem prima facie evidence of obstruction of justice.
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She was jailed on a charge of obstructing aviation safety, but returned to work as an executive of Korean Air's hotel affiliate in March.
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Ms. Mangano, who prosecutors said accepted a "no-show" job from Mr. Singh, was indicted on charges of making false statements and obstructing justice.
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He complained that the Justice Department prosecuted his friend for lying and obstructing a congressional inquiry, but did not charge his enemies like Mrs.
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Police unions exert pressure on policymakers, too, opposing and obstructing transparency efforts, and thereby maintaining control of what the public knows about police violence.
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It's especially problematic for the courts to resolve the testimony standoff, the Justice Department argues, while the Senate tries the President for obstructing Congress.
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Democratic managers closed out their opening arguments on Friday, concentrating on the second article of impeachment, which charged President Trump with obstructing the inquiry.
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Federal prosecutors have also filed five hate crime charges, accusing Mr. Thomas of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill.
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Trump is charged with abusing his power and obstructing Congress for pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a Democratic political rival.
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As his tweets and verbal statements make clear, he has an inner compulsion to lash out at forces and people who are obstructing him.
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John Chapman, 39, faces charges of kidnapping, obstructing administration of law and criminal use of a communication facility in Pennsylvania, according to the complaint.
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Last week, Hong Kong authorities arrested seven pro-democracy lawmakers, accusing them of obstructing the debate over the now-withdrawn extradition bill months ago.
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A manhunt began and authorities captured Lee, who had been held on charges of felony identity fraud, misdemeanor obstructing official business and misdemeanor assault.
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Six people were arrested for misdemeanor charges of resisting and delaying a peace officer and intentionally obstructing business on nonpublic property, the outlet noted.
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Trump last year picked a fight with Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, accusing her of obstructing justice by warning residents of an impending immigration raid.
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Voters were more split on the congressional GOP, with 46 percent saying Republicans were obstructing the probe and 44 percent saying they were not.
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The Judiciary Committee then voted three articles of impeachment against the president for obstructing justice, ignoring congressional subpoenas, and grossly abusing his presidential powers.
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As Abromaitis dribbled near the baseline, Ntilikina waved his arms above his head like two big palm fronds, smothering Abromaitis and obstructing his sight.
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It seems like ages ago, but it was only January when Stone got indicted for lying to Congress and obstructing its 250 Russia probe.
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Hanging floor to ceiling and obstructing the path, the mobiles form a kind of web that seems to evoke Mr. Pederson's wacky artistic subconscious.
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As Tucker, the trade expert at the Roosevelt Institute, points out, Trump can also blame Mexico for obstructing USMCA if it balks over tariffs.
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"There's a difference between colluding with Russia to win an election and obstructing justice ... and having a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky," Cohen said.
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Trump and the White House have hailed the conclusions as a victory for the president, who has denied conspiring with Russians or obstructing justice.
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The dustup over Grasz comes as the full Senate continues to confirm Trump's judicial choices amid Republican complaints that Democrats are obstructing the process.
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It's based on Democrats' deep concern about the Trump administration issuing a blanket denial to congressional subpoenas and obstructing lawmakers' investigations at every turn.
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Officers charged Headley with resisting arrest, acting in a manner that puts a child at risk of injury, obstructing governmental administration, and criminal trespass.
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But Democrats in Congress have raised alarms about the findings in the 448-page report, including multiple examples of Trump possibly obstructing the Russia probe.
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Escobar is charged with kidnapping, aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, battery by strangulation, sexual assault, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and obstructing justice.
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Howard acknowledged committing the acts and obstructing or attempting to obstruct the mosque members&apos free exercise of their religious beliefs, the news release said.
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In 2006, PEOPLE confirms that he was arrested 3 times: In February, he was charged with possession of marijuana and 3 counts of obstructing police.
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They say too many people sit down for too long, obstructing the steps for others, or stop to eat lunches from nearby fast food joints.
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To my Democratic friends in Congress, it's time to prove your political opponents wrong – stop obstructing worthwhile legislation and take "yes" for answer on immigration.
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"Even today Democrats have picked up the disgraceful mantle of investigating, obstructing, and destroying the will of the American people at any cost," he said.
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Attorney General Raúl Melara, who declined to be interviewed for this article, accused demonstrators of obstructing people from visiting the office during the hourlong protest.
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Police said Sefolosha and Antic were not involved in the stabbing incident, but they were charged with misdemeanors, including disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration.
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"The unprecedented regulatory power the Obama Administration imposed on the internet is smothering innovation, damaging the American economy and obstructing job creation," the comment begins.
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They ordered Mr. Kupperman to testify on Monday or risk adding to evidence that Mr. Trump is obstructing Congress and should be held in contempt.
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The defendants who appeared in court Monday were charged during the first protest with obstructing free passage and failing to heed police commands to disperse.
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Background: Obstructing justice is when someone intentionally interferes or attempts to interfere with an ongoing investigation with corrupt intent, according to U.S. Code Chapter 73.
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In the end, for reasons that were foreseen, he felt that he could not recommend that Mr Trump be prosecuted for obstructing justice (see article).
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JARRETT: So far they have been obstructing the Judiciary Committee, as for a year been trying to question people high ranking officials of the FBI.
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Especially if he's going to defy his own low approval ratings and the inflamed Democratic voters who'd like to see him impeached for obstructing justice.
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A grand jury indictment released Friday charges 26-year-old Dustin Allen Hughes with obstructing free exercise of religious beliefs and making threats by telephone.
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After the referendum, separatists were further inflamed by the jailing, pending trial for obstructing a police raid, of the leaders of two secessionist social movements.
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Gallagher, 39, a decorated career combat veteran, has pleaded not guilty to all charges, including premeditated murder, two counts of attempted murder and obstructing justice.
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The United States and European Union have sanctioned several close Kabila allies accused of overseeing the crackdowns and obstructing the electoral process, moves Kabila denounced.
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Mueller appeared to agree that if he hadn't been held back by DOJ policy, he would have slapped Trump with an indictment for obstructing justice.
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The grand jury also charged Slager with discharging a gun during a violent crime and obstructing justice by intentionally misleading state investigators probing the shooting.
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Refusals from McGahn — and other top White House staffers — to obey presidential directives are part of the reason that Trump may have avoided obstructing justice.
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Moses built New York's parks, bridges and expressways; but his schemes betrayed contempt for minorities and the poor, destroying their neighbourhoods and obstructing public transport.
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He was subsequently charged with four counts of obstructing justice, one count of possessing ammunition after a felony and one count of breaking and entering.
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There are so many ads obstructing your way before you can get to the camera and do your very real, incredibly authentic iPhone paranormal investigation.
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So, first Trump asked Comey to collude with him in obstructing justice — thus giving Comey the ammunition to torch Trump if he were ever crossed.
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Trump was charged with abusing power and obstructing Congress after pushing Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rivals and blocking his administration from testifying about it.
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The alleged crimes relate to the 2008-2012 period and include market manipulation and obstructing supervisory activity as well as false accounting, the sources said.
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In his first major test as the leader of a party responsible for governing rather than obstructing, Senator McConnell fell short of the end zone.
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"Due to the Democrats obstructing normal business in the Senate, I have been forced to postpone this afternoon's Crime and Terrorism Subcommittee hearing," said Sen.
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So we continue that effort and it's certainly much easier with the gavel but it is difficult now because we have a president obstructing everything.
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As for keeping Skips from getting strewn in the sidewalks and obstructing pedestrians, Dastoor claims his company's vehicles have more precise location tracking than competitors.
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Two of the four remaining defendants from that group were retried and acquitted, and two others pleaded guilty last week to obstructing a court order.
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On Thursday, Graham told CBS that if Comey was testifying, it means that special counsel Robert Mueller had decided against prosecuting Trump for obstructing justice.
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Maxence Melo Mubyazi, 40, managing director and co-founder of jamiiforums website, was charged with multiple counts of obstructing justice and running an unregistered website.
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But she has been charged on the sidelines of the impeachment process with obstructing an investigation into political kickbacks at state-run oil company Petrobras.
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"By lying, tampering, and obstructing, which we've seen from people indicted, they are able to shield themselves from Mueller getting to the truth," he added.
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"As long as the policy of Israel that your Government and yourself support is obstructing (the) peace process ... there will be more Shivas," Shocken tweeted.
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A spokeswoman for Capitol Police said the individuals were charged with crowding, obstructing, or incommoding, all of which are prohibited under D.C. Code § 22–1307.
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Barr reportedly insisted in his memo that, while a president can be accused of obstructing justice, Trump could not be guilty of having done so.
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The authorities arrested more than 100 people in connection with a protest outside the city's police headquarters, charging most of them with obstructing the road.
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And he charged Stone earlier this year with making false statements to Congress, obstructing a congressional investigation and witness tampering over his statements on WikiLeaks.
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Solder, brass fixtures or maybe a chunk of lead obstructing a pipe — those, Edwards hypothesized, were the likely sources of the lead in Carthan's water.
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If Obama had fired the FBI director who was leading an investigation into his campaign, Republican Party leadership would have accused him of obstructing justice.
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Stone pleaded guilty to lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstructing a congressional proceeding, and is set to stand trial in November in federal court.
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And should Trump order the department to end an investigation into his own conduct, he could open himself to accusations that he is obstructing justice.
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Roger Stone was convicted on Friday in federal court in Washington, DC, of obstructing justice, making false statements to investigators, and tampering with witness testimony.
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Trump on Tuesday came out with a new ad hitting Democrats for "obstructing" efforts by the president and congressional Republicans to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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" In comments before the National Space Council, he added: "If the Democrats would sit down instead of obstructing, we could have something done very quickly.
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Stone was convicted of one count of obstructing an official proceeding, five counts of making false statements to Congress, and one count of witness tampering.
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Federal officials charged him with 29 criminal counts, included obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs — a hate crime, which can carry the death penalty.
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Summonses carry a fine varying from $25 to $100, including $100 for fare evasion, $75 for moving between subway cars and $50 for obstructing seats.
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The president's request over Flynn is part of why some legal experts think there's reason to believe Trump committed the federal crime of obstructing justice.
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Don't forget that both presidents who have faced impeachment proceedings in the past few decades, Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, were accused of obstructing justice.
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It's a scary situation if you have a president obstructing justice, particularly when it's about whether his political campaign was infiltrated by a foreign adversary.
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Stone was found guilty in November of five counts of lying to Congress, one of witness tampering and one of obstructing a congressional committee proceeding.
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Five teenagers ranging in ages of 13 years old to 19 years old were arrested for assualting police or obstructing police, according to the Guardian.
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The groups have accused Shell of "deliberately obstructing" efforts to keep global warming well below 2 degrees Celsius, the key goal of the Paris agreement.
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A Twitter spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that Trump possibly obstructing justice or intimidating a witness via tweet would be protected by their world leader policy.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday is expected to advance two articles of impeachment that accuse the president of abuse of power and obstructing Congress.
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Nadler gaveled in the hearing to markup the two articles of impeachment that charge Trump of abusing his power of the presidency and obstructing Congress.
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One example: Crabb reasoned that because Stone had in fact succeeded in obstructing justice — as opposed to just trying to — he deserved a harsher sentence.
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Democrats have repeatedly blasted the administration for stonewalling their investigation, alleging the White House is obstructing Congress by failing to provide requested testimony and documents.
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In the federal case, Mr. Thomas was charged with five counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill, prosecutors said.
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The longtime former Trump adviser has pleaded not guilty to obstructing a congressional inquiry, witness tampering and five counts of making false statements to Congress.
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The president is also accused of obstructing Congress during its investigation by directing the White House to defy lawful subpoenas for witness testimony and documents.
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In December 1998, the House impeached Clinton on charges of lying under oath to a federal grand jury and obstructing justice in the Lewinsky case.
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If the House votes to impeach Trump, he will be tried on the charges of abusing his power and obstructing Congress in the US Senate.
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Floyd was also charged with failure to obey an officer and obstructing a roadway after his car was spotted an intersection just before 2121 a.m.
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A few weeks ago, both women had come to the clinic for a "minilap," or minilaparotomy — a sterilization procedure for permanently obstructing the fallopian tubes.
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Khan grabbed the child, pulled her back into the store and pushed her into a corner obstructing the view of the security camera, prosecutors say.
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Progressives in blue-state capitals appear primed to take a more combative approach, attacking Mr. Trump and obstructing him on issues important to liberal voters.
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All signs indicate that the Democrat-led House of Representatives will impeach US President Donald Trump, charging him with abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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" Trump also mocked critics who have accused him of obstructing the Russia probe by attacking the investigations and referring to them as a "witch hunt.
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He's been charged with high crimes and misdemeanors in the form of two articles of impeachment, one for abuse of power, one for obstructing Congress.
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Making a specious legal argument and obstructing congressional oversight of a complaint implicating the president in a crime are both shocking acts on their own.
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Rather than obstructing the Bolshevik takeover, the strike ended up facilitating it, spurring the Bolsheviks to build parallel organs of governance dedicated to revolutionary goals.
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Two of them -- for perjury in depositions other than the grand jury and for obstructing Congress -- didn't make it out of the House of Representatives.
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On Friday, Waters said that she could "guarantee" that Trump had colluded with Russians, and was actively obstructing justice and attempting to undermine American democracy.
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On Tuesday, December 10, the House of Representatives announced their plan to impeach President Donald Trump on two charges: abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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Detecting very low altitude threats at an engageable distance requires an elevated sensor that can see over obstructing objects, terrain, and further over the horizon.
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His comments came as the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives debated before historic votes on charges accusing Trump of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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Trump is accused of pressuring Ukraine to initiate a probe of a Democratic political rival and then of obstructing Congress' efforts to investigate his actions.
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He did this with my own mother in the room, carefully and perfectly obstructing her view so she would not know what he was doing.
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Ms. Ferreras-Copeland secured financing in 2013 for the bike lane project and had criticized the community board for obstructing the proposal for three years.
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After the president tweeted, his personal lawyer advanced the long discredited claim that the President of the United States is constitutionally incapable of obstructing justice.
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The latest attempt was in Geneva earlier this month but the Houthis didn't travel as all sides blamed each other for obstructing the peace talks.
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Democrats were also angry that House Speaker Thomas Reed instituted new rules that prevented them from effectively obstructing the majority's partisan agenda through dilatory tactics.
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The first charged him with abuse of power in his dealings with Ukraine, and the second with obstructing Congress during its investigation of those actions.
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"That shows the level of distrust the special counsel has for Stone," she said, noting Stone was also charged with obstructing justice and witness tampering.
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Brown was initially arrested for resisting or obstructing an officer, but he was not charged with any crime after review of the body camera footage.
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Martin has been charged with obstructing the IRS and presenting false documents -- if convicted on all counts, he faces up to 18 years in prison.
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At around the same time, Burke was reported to be obstructing federal authorities from collaborating on the effort to catch the Long Island Serial Killer.
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So, to summarize: Mueller says the special counsel's hands were tied by the OLC opinion when it came to charging Trump with obstructing the Russia probe.
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Los Angeles district attorney&aposs spokesman Ricardo Santiago said Monday that Farrah has been charged with misdemeanor battery and resisting, delaying or obstructing a peace officer.
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The Intercept even describes an incident that resulted in a woman being charged with "obstructing government administration and harassment" after being struggling during an inappropriate search.
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If the president fails to comply, the Democrats will look more justified in adding an article of impeachment that accuses the president of obstructing the House.
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Nine people were also removed from the Dirksen Senate Office Building for what police described as "unlawful demonstration activities," and charged with crowding, obstructing, or incommoding.
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The Cajun Navy arrived on Tuesday once the bridge opened, fresh off assisting Hurricane Harvey victims in Texas, cutting down trees obstructing roads and clearing debris.
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He was also charged with obstructing a railway engine or carriage under a 19th-century law that carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison.
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Stern said the tiny homes pose a "safety hazard" to pedestrians by obstructing sidewalks and other public spaces, and may be unsafe for residents as well.
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"Roy Moore is obstructing same-sex couples' access to marriage, which they are constitutionally guaranteed," said Sarah Warbelow, the legal director of the Human Rights Campaign.
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Police say the teenage driver has been charged with reckless driving, felony receiving stolen goods, obstructing an officer and driving on a suspended or denied license.
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Soon, Nils is obstructing long-established business arrangements in ways that make him a problem not just for his crooked countrymen, but to the international syndicates.
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Roof was indicted last year by a federal grand jury last year, which delivered a 33-count indictment, including hate crimes, weapons charges and obstructing religion.
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Yadira Ríos, the vice-presidential candidate of the Independent Liberal Party (PLI), has taken to obstructing rush-hour traffic at a roundabout just to get noticed.
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With traffic obstructing Nilsson's view in front of the net, Auvitu's long shot from the left point went untouched into the top corner of the net.
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The man, who wasn't immediately identified, was arrested for interfering with the Milwaukee County Bomb Squad, obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct, according to FOX6 Now .
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Van Breda, who handed himself over to police in September 2016, has pleaded not guilty to all the charges, including an additional charge of obstructing justice.
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The comments came after Videgaray said the country's fresh steps to support Mexicans living in the United States were not aimed at obstructing law enforcement there.
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Many were charged with defrauding the US government by "impairing" and "obstructing" lawful government functions, like the ability of the Federal Election Commission to regulate elections.
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But voice controls add pure utility without obstructing Messenger's core value proposition and could end up getting users to chat more if they're eventually rolled out.
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In 1974, articles of impeachment drafted against Richard Nixon accused him of obstructing justice after he refused to hand over his tape recordings to the FBI.
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Washington urged the Assad regime to end its escalating attacks on Aleppo and Daraya, as well as besieging towns and obstructing humanitarian access, the department said.
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The university said it ejected him for obstructing the education process, and for rioting and destruction at a protest against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's government.
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He admitted to gross abuse of a corpse, obstructing justice, tampering with evidence and two counts of endangering children, the prosecutor's office previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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In fact, it had less to do with the beach view and more about what was obstructing it: specifically, Cavallari's husband Jay Cutler's bare, naked butt.
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The stunning new developments triggered immediate claims from Democrats that Trump was guilty of obstructing justice and extreme concern from Trump's Republican allies on Capitol Hill.
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Kalanick issued tweets criticizing opponents, including an all-capitalized message saying "WATCH THIS!" which linked to a video that suggested the mayor was obstructing social progress.
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Mueller has already been looking into Trump's statements about removing Sessions to determine whether they fit a pattern of obstructing justice, according to the Washington Post.
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In March, a fired Volkswagen Group of America employee filed a whistleblower lawsuit, accusing VW of deleting documents and obstructing justice in the diesel emissions investigations.
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