The majority of that group had convictions for DUIs, traffic offenses, drug offenses, or immigration offenses.
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Pure and relative political offenses Courts recognize two classes of political offenses: pure political offenses and relative ones.
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One, do you conclude that there's real proof that the President has committed impeachable offenses ... number two, are these impeachable offenses serious offenses?
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Impeachable offenses – high crimes and misdemeanors – need not be indictable offenses.
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License suspensions are not exclusive to drug offenses or even driving offenses.
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So JaCogLaw is gonna be here to ensure that people accused of offenses—apart from sex offenses; we don't touch that... apart from sex offenses.
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Drug or immigration offenses accounted for 45 percent of the offenses, and approximately 12 percent involved violent offenses including robbery, assault, sex-related crimes and murder.
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And even though love can, indeed, cover up offenses, those offenses don't disappear.
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Under the RICO statute, "racketeering activity" includes state offenses such as murder, robbery, extortion, and several other serious offenses, punishable by imprisonment for more than one year, and more than 100 serious federal offenses including extortion, interstate theft, narcotics violations, mail fraud fraud, securities fraud, currency reporting violations, certain immigration offenses, and terrorism related offenses.
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Under current policies, traffic offenses and local immigration offenses are not a priority for deportation.
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A small percentage were convicted of weapons offenses, sex offenses or homicides, according to the bureau.
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"Impeachable offenses do not have to be criminal offenses, as you well know," Gerhardt told lawmakers.
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Crimes could fall under three broad categories: homicide offenses, espionage and treason, and non-homicidal narcotics offenses.
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We already know mass incarceration for low-level offenses — particularly nonviolent drug offenses — is a failed experiment.
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Impeachable offenses are "public offenses," they include more amorphous actions like abuse of one's office and power.
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His son was charged with second-degree murder as well as weapons offenses and forgery-related offenses.
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Prison sentences for first-time, low-level nonviolent drug offenses and nonviolent white-collar offenses is a mistake.
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But in 20123, anti-Muslim offenses increased again, counting for more than 16% of the religion-biased offenses.
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We urge them not to arrest for low-level offenses, and never arrest for quality-of-life offenses.
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Data indicate that inmates who have committed property offenses commit future offenses at a rate disproportional to other crimes.
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Of the 2,304 arrests stemming from workplace raids, 779 were for criminal offenses, and 1,525 were for immigration offenses.
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The most common crimes committed by these immigrants were drug-related offenses (46 percent) and immigration offenses (29 percent).
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Spending that much time on those offenses will necessitate spending less time on white-collar crimes and regulatory offenses.
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Offenders who have committed certain offenses — including violent offenses, terrorism, and sex crimes — would not be eligible for the program .
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Of over 500,0003 charges or convictions, 288,000, or more than half, were for traffic offenses, drug offenses or immigration violations.
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The charges and convictions included more than 28500 homicides, 6900 robberies, 2628,28503 sexual offenses, 22020,000 weapons offenses and 3,500 assaults.
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The more than 240,383 missing criminal summonses did not simply transition to civil offenses; officers handed out about 238,220 new civil summonses for those offenses, suggesting that many may be deciding to not punish the offenses at all.
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But the grim truth is that as bad as Trump's offenses are against history, his offenses against our times are worse.
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Mr. Schneiderman can pursue financial and other offenses that are crimes under state law, and Mr. Trump cannot pardon state offenses.
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"We find evidence that gender disparities by political affiliation are largely driven by violent offenses and drug offenses," the study said.
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Resources have been devoted instead to prosecuting other types of federal offenses such as drug offenses, weapons, and white-collar crime.
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Uber will also introduce new technology that continuously monitors new offenses by drivers using data sources that cover most new criminal offenses.
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The NAACP also reports that African-Americans spend as much time in prison for drug offenses as whites do for violent offenses.
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This is said knowing that there are 5,000 criminal offenses and more than 85033,000 regulatory offenses, making this task next to impossible.
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Criminal traffic offenses accounted for the largest single category of criminal offenses, with just over 161,000 charges or convictions, according to ICE.
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The irony, of course, is that all these offenses combined in one compromised presidency serve to make the individual offenses less noticeable.
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The Constitution only grants the president the power to grant pardons "for offenses against the United States," in other words, federal offenses.
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Status offenses are those crimes and misdemeanors committed by minors that would not qualify as offenses if the offender was an adult.
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Congress cannot be satisfied that impeachable offenses were not committed when Mr. Mueller's investigative mandate did not cover many impeachable offenses, and when his report does not provide detailed information and answers to the few offenses that are within his mandate.
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Eighteen students have been charged with a variety of offenses, from involuntary manslaughter to alcohol-related offenses -- more than 1,000 counts in all.
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However, the Constitution extends the power to all "offenses against the United States," which can be interpreted more broadly than just criminal offenses.
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According to the filing, dozens of parents have been separated because of traffic violations, DUI offenses, drug possession, and fraud or forgery offenses.
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If the checks show "certain sexual offenses, including serious sex offenses and prostitution" or "a violent crime," a potential host can't use the service.
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Classically, they must be "great" offenses, that is, they need not be crimes, but must be serious offenses against the law or constitutional order.
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The impeachment process can be thought of as somewhat analogous to a criminal proceeding, even though impeachable offenses don't have to be criminal offenses.
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In California, for example, it's possible to petition a court to get low-level offenses eliminated from the record and high-level offenses downgraded.
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State law prohibits prosecution of "two offenses based on the same act or criminal transaction," regardless of whether they are federal or state offenses.
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" Black further explained that offenses subject to impeachment are extremely serious offenses "which in some way corrupt or subvert the political and governmental process.
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The human rights group said drug-related offenses do not fall under the "most serious offenses" internationally and should not be punished by death.
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No court can tell the Congress what offenses are impeachable offenses and what are not; those decisions are made by each member of Congress.
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Massod, according to police, was a U.K. native previously convicted on a range of offenses, including assaults, possession of offensive weapons and public order offenses.
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Messing notes that what we now know as civil offenses were criminal offenses at the time of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, or simply went unpunished.
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Ellison was sometimes too much, and too much in ways that are hard to excuse; offenses committed out of an excess of passion are still offenses.
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" While an initial version of that clause limited the impeachable offenses to "treason and bribery," a proposal was made to expand impeachable offenses to include "maladministration.
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Under Colorado state law, people with felony convictions, alcohol- or drug-related driving offenses, and unlawful sexual offenses are prohibited from working from ride-hailing companies.
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"Terrorism offenses and drug-related offenses seem to be the driving arguments behind this increase, although there is no evidence of its deterring effects," Mr. Simonovic said.
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In some of those cases, according to the ACLU, families were separated because of minor offenses on parents' criminal records, such as traffic offenses or property damage.
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While much of the attention to these systems has gone to drug offenses, Pfaff also points out that, in fact, mass incarceration is mostly about violent offenses.
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For decades, the state has implemented civil commitment and expanded punishments for people convicted of sexual offenses, which have grown while prosecution for drug offenses has fallen.
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Arrests for lower-level offenses fell even more, and there was now also a decrease in arrests for serious crimes: burglary, firearms offenses, murder and attempted murder.
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It's worth noting that most sex offenses are still committed against minors (though that's partly because there are more crimes involving minors that count as sex offenses).
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The new legislation is expected to give judges more leeway to bypass mandatory minimum sentences in certain types of offenses and to reduce penalties for drug-related offenses.
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In 2014-15, there were 23 offenses of grooming children for the purposes of sexual offenses -- that figure increased by 117% last year, when it jumped to 50.
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Parliament was the "high court," the men Parliament impeached were of the "highest rank"; offenses that Parliament described as "high" were public offenses with consequences for the nation.
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While ICE wouldn't provide a breakdown of the offenses, undocumented immigrants are often charged with nonviolent offenses, like working with fake Social Security numbers or driving without licenses.
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As for criminalization, the task force called for illegal production, trafficking, and selling to minors to remain criminal offenses, but for lesser offenses to move towards a fining system.
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Another procedural problem is hard-wired into the Uniform Code of Military Justice: Commanders decide who is charged with what offenses, and how those offenses will be disposed of.
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What this shows, essentially, is that prison sentence length for lower-level offenses did not increase much, while prison sentence length for some of the worst offenses vastly increased.
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Those incarcerated for violent offenses compose a vast majority of our prison population, in spite of a false narrative that most people are in there for nonviolent drug offenses.
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Their bill, which has the backing of more than one-fourth of the Senate, includes reductions in mandatory minimums for certain drug offenses while increasing mandatory minimums for other offenses.
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The main laws governing prostitution in the UK are still the 1956 Sexual Offenses Act, which makes brothel-keeping an offense, and the 1959 Street Offenses Act, which criminalizes solicitation.
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He also stopped prosecuting people for low-level marijuana offenses and spearheaded a program aimed at helping more than a quarter-million Brooklyn residents erase outstanding warrants for minor offenses.
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The scope of the person's Fifth Amendment rights would depend on the scope of the pardon — if for only specific offenses, the person would retain Fifth Amendment rights for other offenses.
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Under California's marijuana legalization initiative, Proposition 64, people with past marijuana convictions can petition a court to have low-level offenses expunged and higher-level offenses downgraded to lower-level crimes.
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Committee checks possible impeachable offenses The president of Puerto Rico's House of Representatives, Carlos "Johnny" Méndez, created a special committee Friday to advise him on whether the governor committed impeachable offenses.
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But there is no doubt that knife crime is a growing problem, with such offenses rising for the fourth straight year, to just under 43,000 offenses in the year ending Sept.
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If Trump pardons Manafort for the pre-campaign offenses Mueller will use the sure to follow campaign offenses of Flynn, Manafort, and what is sure to be a host of others.
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Marijuana legalization: Yang pledged to legalize marijuana and pardon all non-violent drug related offenses, then later clarified in an interview with George Stephanopoulos that he would only pardon marijuana-related offenses.
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On social media after the BuzzFeed news broke, comics fans called for both Berganza and his supervisor, Harras, to be fired: These were fireable offenses then, and should be fireable offenses now.
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The estimate found of the nearly 3 million arrest offenses cited from the study population, about 25,064 arrest offenses, or about 33 percent, fell under the category "homicide" for those four years.
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Any serious impeachment proceedings should consider not only the evidence and the substance of all impeachable offenses, but also the psychological factors that may be relevant to the motivations underlying those offenses.
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For years, critics have said the sentencing disparity disproportionately affects black people, who have been sentenced to longer periods of incarceration for crack offenses than white offenders charged with powder cocaine offenses.
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The population growth is partly attributable to arrests related to nonviolent crimes, such as drug offenses or property offenses, that weren't prosecuted in the same way several decades ago, according to the report.
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If he awaits an indictment and pardons in advance only for the particular offenses named in the indictment, that individual might still assert his Fifth Amendment privilege on other not-yet-pardoned offenses.
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"Putting political opponents in jail for offenses committed in a political setting, even if they are criminal offenses -- and they very well may be -- is something that we don't do here," Mukasey said.
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They've introduced legislation backed by more than a fourth of the Senate that would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for certain drug offenses while increasing mandatory minimums for other offenses, such as domestic violence.
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For residents who have not committed an offense in a decade, the law will expunge several offenses, including marijuana charges affecting the nearly one million individuals convicted of marijuana related offenses since 1990.
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Police say that Petgrave's alleged offenses were crimes of opportunity.
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Suspected of pedophilia and a rich past in sexual offenses.
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Others lied to investigators and were charged with obstruction offenses.
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There were no arrests and no offenses disclosed, it said.
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The statutes for other felony sex offenses is five years.
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He would end mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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People could still be busted federally for those offenses, yes.
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Last year, we prosecuted a record number of firearms offenses.
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These petty offenses are photographed and posted on social media.
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Lots of offenses besides cybercrimes can result in disproportionate sentences.
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Others tinker with the playbooks, tune offenses to feel modern.
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According to the Chronicle, Thomas has some minor criminal offenses.
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Others said they only had minor offenses on their records.
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All the charged offenses occurred over the last few months.
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Allegedly, the man's offenses go back as far as 2007.
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My friends joined in, and quickly we started exchanging offenses.
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Kubiak rushing offenses don't tend to stay bad this long.
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Status offenses should be punished to in an effective way.
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They know that manslaughter and murder are very different offenses.
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Authorities charged 37 members of the fraternity with various offenses.
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They also want to confuse offenses with movement and disguise.
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Other notable athletes with past doping offenses were left out.
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Officials have also charged Amir Armstrong, 23, on weapons offenses.
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Together, these offenses could result in 15 years in prison.
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Incidents, as defined by the FBI, may include multiple offenses.
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Better to save my energy for the most egregious offenses.
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An online search of disciplinary records showed no other offenses.
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They accounted for 4.9 million arrests for 7.5 million offenses.
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She was arrested on three counts of misdemeanor sex offenses.
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There are worse offenses to commit when filling a grid.
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Most people detained before trial are charged with nonviolent offenses.
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The offenses range from small to large, petty to sinister.
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People convicted of sex offenses involving the internet usually do.
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Immigration offenses now make up the majority of criminal prosecutions.
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A quarter of those students were referred for noncriminal offenses.
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Mujey was 15 at the time of the alleged offenses.
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Are people convicted of sex offenses very likely to reoffend?
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Ten more employees, accused of lesser offenses, were not named.
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But these offenses are not cited in the impeachment articles.
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The attack was the boldest in a series of offenses.
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It has made the case that impeachable offenses may exist.
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The offenses alleged: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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The planet is melting & we jail people for minor offenses.
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Pelosi, however, maintained that senators should focus on Trump's offenses.
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Sayoc appears to have pleaded no contest to some offenses.
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Those swept up have committed a broad range of offenses.
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He faces charges of bribery, money laundering and tax offenses.
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He seems destined to serve prison time for the offenses.
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These policies were wrong, but they were not impeachable offenses.
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Not prosecuting a crime encourages others to commit similar offenses.
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The maximum sentence for the offenses is life in prison.
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They include no crimes, no misdemeanors, and no offenses whatsoever.
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Schoolchildren in Burundi have been jailed before over similar offenses.
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He faces counts of manslaughter, human trafficking and immigration offenses.
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Anyone convicted of murder or felony sex offenses is excluded.
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Each was charged "with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine and other narcotics offenses," the sheriff's office said, adding that Lopez-Rayas and Torres were also hit with charges for firearms offenses.
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But it doesn't operate as a general grant of immunity for other offenses, so the person who is pardoned still can assert his or her right against self-incrimination with respect to those offenses.
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Grassley, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Durbin have introduced legislation that would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for certain drug offenses while increasing mandatory minimums for other offenses, such as domestic violence.
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Prop 64 would reduce (and in many cases eliminate) criminal penalties for marijuana offenses, and it's retroactive — people sitting in prison for low-level marijuana offenses would be released and have their records expunged.
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"We as the police, we investigate criminal offenses - I am not sitting here and saying there are criminal offenses that have been committed, that's why you do an investigation, to establish it," Cundy said.
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There are the crimes one would expect to see labeled as serious sex offenses — rape, child molestation, sexual assault — but there are also offenses like peeing in public, which can qualify as indecent exposure.
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In the House bill, lawmakers included language on how they wanted to define "felony sexual offenses," one of the two classes of offenses that would bar a person from getting their voting rights restored.
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When Mr. Clinton signed the Violence Against Women Act into law in September 1994, it created new offenses and penalties, enhanced sentencing for repeat federal offenders, and strengthened investigations and prosecutions of sex offenses.
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It is true that the Constitution does not name "abuse of power" and "obstruction of Congress" as impeachable offenses, but other than crimes of "treason" and "bribery," the text does not name impeachable offenses.
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He was prosecuted for offenses he had not committed (he was not a Treblinka guard), and it looked as if he would escape punishment for the grievous offenses he had committed (as a Sobibor guard).
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Sentencing reforms backed by Senate proponents of the reform deal include lowering mandatory minimum life sentences for serious drug offenses to 85033 years and mandatory minimum 20-year sentences for such offenses to 15 years.
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Police Deputy Commissioner Shane Patton in Australia's Victoria state said police have summonsed Pell to appear in court to face multiple charges of "historical sexual assault offenses," meaning offenses that generally occurred some time ago.
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The most recent proposed legislation would create new types of criminal offenses such as "abortion murder" and "aggravated abortion assault"; offenses which are punishable by up to life in prison and the death penalty, respectively.
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There is, for example, no question that if a vice president were about to be convicted of impeachable offenses in the Senate, the president could pardon him or her for offenses against the United States.
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In certain cases, these students have been charged with violent offenses.
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MCCARTHY: I think you&aposll get a report, no impeachable offenses.
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He then made light of his offenses throughout his legal proceedings.
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Nine people were arrested for drug-related offenses at the festival.
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The office has found that she had made similar offenses before.
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Getchius was charged with lewdness, disrobing in public and other offenses.
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To protect immigrants, some cities have moved to decriminalize minor offenses.
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Do people think there's some impeachable offenses that the President committed?
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The offenses took place in nearby Bottrop between 2012 and 2016.
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The Beats X shy away from the worst neckbud design offenses.
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No woman should have to tolerate these types of disgraceful offenses.
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Dylann Roof is charged with 33 federal offenses, including hate crimes.
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They were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and trafficking-related offenses.
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He has been arrested and charged with murder and other offenses.
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Rape offenses increased in 2018 by 2.7%, according to the data.
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Marijuana: Favors decriminalization and expunging criminal records for cannabis-related offenses.
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Then again, the Chiefs have been facing some potent offenses lately.
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The elder Gigliotti was also found guilty of two firearms offenses.
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Again, sexual abuse is one of the most underreported criminal offenses.
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"His college offense had no carryover to pro offenses," Fangio said.
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They were victims of sex offenses that went unreported back then.
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Here, 81 percent of people were in prison for nonviolent offenses.
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Knox is charged with sexual offenses including rape of a child.
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By traditional standards of American governance, these are clear impeachable offenses.
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On the other side of the ball, offenses were getting trickier.
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In Singapore, the death penalty is mandatory for drug trafficking offenses.
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"I was an awful kid," he said, ticking off his offenses.
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Others have been warned or fined for lesser offenses, he said.
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Obama has committed several offenses while in office that are impeachable.
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But the worst of the gym offenses happened during pizza day.
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The game began in a driving rain that slowed both offenses.
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Abuse of power is stronger in the context of other offenses.
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Those of us in the legal community put tags on offenses.
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Her father was arrested for drug offenses before she was born.
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Court records did not specify the nature of the underlying offenses.
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And the most common offenses that led to arrests involved drugs.
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Punishment for offenses like stalking, molestation and sexual harassment was raised.
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Court records did not specify the nature of those underlying offenses.
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Noah said the first lady was guilty of all three offenses.
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" He continued: "One, were impeachable offenses committed, how many, et cetera.
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His campaign has said he apologized for and acknowledged the offenses.
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Mueller was mandated to find the truth, not just chargeable offenses.
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These offenses also pose much broader hazards to our well-being.
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In those situations, the offenses were related to bribery and perjury.
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Comparatively, anti-Jewish crimes counted for about 60% of those offenses.
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Jadhav had been "convicted of offenses against (national) security," Asif said.
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The Raptors' defense against the league's best offenses was an abomination.
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The other sought to reduce prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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BCFS confirmed that these would be fireable offenses that crossed boundaries.
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A number of the defendants are charged with weapon possession offenses.
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In court, he admitted to two further offenses of train surfing.
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Subsequent offenses can result in imprisonment for up to two years.
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Selling and growing marijuana will remain criminal offenses, according to Reuters.
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And what about all those prior convictions for marijuana-related offenses?
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Some were as young as 14 when they committed their offenses.
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He was charged with multiple offenses including making a terroristic threat.
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He was charged with multiple offenses including making a terroristic threat.
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They can be deported, but also charged with other criminal offenses.
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For instance, they could eliminate life without parole for nonviolent offenses.
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Sergeant Bergdahl's offenses put the lives of fellow soldiers at risk.
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Importantly, only a small number of these offenses have been violent.
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The statute of limitations has expired for any potential criminal offenses.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean he has evidence of impeachable offenses.
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The largest drop in state imprisonment came from drug-related offenses.
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His lengthy report had charged Clinton with numerous potentially impeachable offenses.
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Most ICE arrests are for civil immigration violations, not criminal offenses.
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Here are each of the core offenses the framers feared most.
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Three Democratic-invited constitutional scholars argued Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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But a series of defensive adjustments led to both offenses disappearing.
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The potential offenses Democrats are examining are stunning in their breadth.
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She was being held under the country's strict Security Offenses Act.
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The four were taken in on money laundering offenses, Chan said.
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I've indulged in all of these offenses with my own kids.
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Impeachment was meant to be a political remedy for political offenses.
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These are classic examples of impeachable offenses; some are federal crimes.
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The 1951 Boggs Act created mandatory sentencing for drug-related offenses.
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These were the most serious offenses charged in only 103 cases.
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Hill: Yes, there are small and large offenses; there are degrees.
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Yet the office still prosecutes minor marijuana offenses and fare evasion.
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A good workplace culture stops them before the offenses get worse.
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F.L. offenses in college: Mahomes played for Kingsbury at Texas Tech.
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Too many people in jail for too long for nonviolent offenses.
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Such offenses carry prison terms of between five and six years.
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But other crimes, especially federal narcotics offenses, still come with stiff minimum sentences, including a minimum of five years for offenses involving 28 grams of crack, 5 grams of pure meth, or 100 grams of heroin.
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"There's a difference between felons who are in prison for nonviolent offenses and those who are in for capital offenses," said Jim Kessler, executive vice president for policy at Third Way, a center-left think tank.
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I think it's an incredibly lenient sentence in light not just of the offenses he was convicted for, but the additional offenses that he has pled guilty to in D.C.," McCabe said on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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The exonerations in Harris County, which includes Houston, largely involved drug offenses.
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Sandra Bunn, Lamar Bunn and Gregory Huffman are charged with lesser offenses
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Dad's genuine contrition took the fun out of holding offenses against him.
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And neither is also releasing everyone who's in for public order offenses.
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Nearly half of all federal inmates are locked up for drug offenses.
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Amash is now the first Republican to argue Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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Biehl said the shooter had relatively minor traffic offenses recorded against him.
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Some were guilty of lesser offenses, like mouthing off to a supervisor.
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Sixteen had been convicted of sex offenses and 12 of domestic violence.
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The core offenses begin with classic and now pervasive online privacy violations.
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Each had served time for an array of drug and firearms offenses.
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They know in their hearts that Trump is guilty of impeachable offenses.
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Both teams struggled to get their offenses moving in the first half.
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Both offenses struggled to get their engines moving in the first quarter.
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According to figures from the force, recorded offenses are increasing each year.
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It's a tiny percentage of autistic people who commit offenses like this.
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The couple's accountant, Peter Tarantino, was also indicted on tax-related offenses.
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The country's excessive use of detention for minor offenses has drawn criticism.
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It encompasses things like marriage, divorce, inheritance and punishments for criminal offenses.
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Eight other Marines were also questioned Thursday on unrelated alleged drug offenses.
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The list of offenses, largely self-inflicted, reads like a rap sheet.
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BOWMAN: Nixon is the closest in terms of the offenses he committed.
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The student protesters have demanded tougher punishment for offenses involving road accidents.
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He will now be charged with immigration offenses and deported to Japan.
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It also could free some people serving time for cannabis-related offenses.
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"Most offenses had a bias of anti-race/ancestry," the report said.
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But not all people who commit sexual offenses against children are pedophiles.
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He has since obtained convictions against seven doctors for prescribing-related offenses.
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"Different" offenses each contain at least one element the other does not.
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Proving a hate crime is different than proving other offenses, Cevallos says.
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The story expands on some offenses the man committed in in 2004.
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This is exactly how one man racked up 931 alleged sex offenses.
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Some 80 percent of Singapore's prisoners are incarcerated for drug-related offenses.
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Dykstra was arrested for making terroristic threats, and numerous drug possession offenses.
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There are termination offenses no matter what kind of record you have.
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Some states have even removed the criminal penalty for some status offenses.
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Fields, 20, has been charged with second-degree murder and other offenses.
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These offenses rarely involve transnational elements or require international investigations, for example.
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Eliminating jaywalking and similar offenses won't lead to anarchy on American roads.
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Lafarge "must be exonerated for other offenses alleged against it," they added.
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Both teams have efficient offenses, with a heavy reliance on 3-pointers.
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Nixon guilty of having committed three kinds of offenses against the Constitution,
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Drug offenses comprised the largest numbers of arrests in 2015 as well.
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Most of these violations were trivial offenses, such as forgetting one's permit.
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It does not apply to felons convicted of murder or sex offenses.
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Their crimes ranged from drug-related offenses to burglary, rape, and murder.
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He noted that specific crimes and impeachable offenses are two different things.
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Federal offenses committed within the five preceding years could still be charged.
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Violent and property crime offenses have plummeted in the past 25 years.
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Violations are felony offenses, punishable by up to five years in prison.
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It's a truly grim situation and Trump said nothing against Duterte's offenses.
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The presidential pardon power only applies to federal crimes, not state offenses.
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They justified his behavior, they minimized his offenses, they excused his insults.
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Needless to say, other people often get prison time for bribery offenses.
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"This must rank among the worst offenses of its type," he said.
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Brunson is accused by Turkish officials of espionage and terrorism-related offenses.
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Republicans say they are simply relying on legal definitions of the offenses.
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This obsession with protecting the football has led to more efficient offenses.
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The DAs have drawn a clear line on so-called "violent" offenses.
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The House first has to find that the justices committed impeachable offenses.
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Most languish in prison for drug offenses, property crimes, and immigration violations.
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The maximum penalty for the offenses is 10 years' imprisonment, police said.
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But consider the steps being taken against Wells Fargo for its offenses.
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Refuse to forget last year's offenses and last month's and last week's?
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Moreover, 80 percent of Singapore's prisoners are incarcerated for drug-related offenses.
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Peter Tarantino, the Chrisleys' accountant, also has been indicted on tax offenses.
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For too long such offenses met with "acquiescence" in Washington, he said.
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In Illinois, the state government is automatically pardoning and expunging past offenses.
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Canadian authorities then charged Shirdon in absentia with several terrorism-related offenses.
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They are not fundamentally different from people who have committed nonviolent offenses.
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Often China will deport foreigners suspected of having committed relatively minor offenses.
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Representative Justin Amash read the special counsel's findings and saw impeachable offenses.
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The offenses in hate crimes vary in severity from murder to vandalism.
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He "agreed to plead guilty to the three felony offenses," it added.
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Whistle-blowers often suffer, sometimes more than those whose offenses they report.
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Prosecutors charged the men on Wednesday with attempted murder and other offenses.
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Under Bloomberg, police also went after lower-level offenses, including marijuana possession.
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They have the authority to interpret the law on sex-based offenses.
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Impeachable offenses are those The bickering over collusion "crimes" misses the point.
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Both teams feature balanced offenses which can run and throw with ease.
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These types of offenses once signified the end of an author's career.
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At times, obtaining tax returns can lead to evidence of tax offenses.
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It encompassed more serious offenses and incited intense debate among the members.
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He and another man were charged with sexual offenses at the time.
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Mr. Clinton said their sentences were out of proportion with their offenses.
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Tennessee comes into the postseason with one of the NFL's hottest offenses.
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It's a battle of two star offenses in the college football championship.
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Neither a citizenship requirement nor an ID would have prevented those offenses.
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Sexton and Rozier both hit 3-pointers before the offenses went cold.
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Three of those witnesses said Trump committed impeachable offenses, while one disagreed.
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Congress's constitutional duty is to ascertain whether a president committed impeachable offenses.
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The attacker, Usman Khan, had been convicted of terrorism offenses in 2012.
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Sadly, these offenses are felt almost daily for black folks, even me.
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Turley pushed back and said Trump did not commit any impeachable offenses.
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Under current Michigan law, all 1,900 misdemeanor offenses are eligible for arrest.
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The final impeachable offenses — high crimes and misdemeanors — are perhaps the vaguest.
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But he&aposs been arrested for weed-related offenses in the past.
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Maryland dismissed 85033,850 drivers for criminal offenses and driving history in 2015.
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Trump was also asked if the Obama had committed any impeachable offenses.
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The most common charges were traffic violations and drug and immigration offenses.
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In the past, political leaders have been dismissed for much lesser offenses.
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You cannot divorce these offenses from the underlying offense of Russian interference.
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Cummings declined to say whether he thought Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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It's not fully decriminalizing drugs, since drug possession offenses will remain misdemeanors.
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The offenses involve false statements or misrepresentations of financial and lobbying activity.
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The Department of Justice routinely charges violent individuals, of all types, with a variety of offenses, including arson, threats, fraud, tax violations, hate crimes, murder, and offenses related to the misuse or illegal possession of firearms and explosives.
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He has stopped prosecuting over low-level marijuana offenses, ramped up his office's efforts to identify and reverse wrongful convictions, and spearheaded a program to help more than a million New Yorkers erase outstanding warrants for small offenses.
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One in five prisoners globally are incarcerated for drug offenses—mostly possession for personal use, the report found, citing UN numbers, adding that in some countries, 80 percent of women in prison were there for drug-related offenses.
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This includes aliens who have been convicted of three or more misdemeanor offenses, other than minor traffic offenses or state or local offenses for which an essential element is the alien's immigration status; who have been convicted of a significant misdemeanor for which the individual was sentenced to time in custody of 220006 days or more; and who have significantly abused the visa or visa waiver programs.
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"This information includes both individuals who committed offenses while located in the United States and those who committed offenses while located abroad, including defendants who were transported to the United States for prosecution," it states in the second page.
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The alleged criminal offenses occurred more than a decade ago, church officials said.
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Suquamish Indian Tribe prohibited tribal courts from reviewing criminal offenses committed by nonmembers.
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Justin Amash, have argued the special counsel investigation demonstrated Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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Miranda Kay Rader posted $200 bond after being charged with drunk-driving offenses.
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Defendants being sentenced to decades for nonviolent and first-time offenses. Overcrowding. Corruption.
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But anyone looking to see offenses on display were greatly disappointed on Saturday.
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The defendant was found guilty of seven offenses, according to a court document.
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The legislation would ban covert foreign interference in politics and expand espionage offenses.
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Courts can also impose fines and canings for offenses, common punishments in Singapore.
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Gomez had spent time in a Dominican prison on drug offenses, prosecutors said.
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Here are some even less known federal offenses that carry a mandatory minimum:
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Unfair trials of Shia citizens for protest-related offenses are all too common.
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Justin Amash is the first congressional Republican to say Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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Among school resource officers who were arrested, 62% were accused of sex offenses.
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According to court records, Saipov was stopped for several offenses in multiple states.
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However, because Avery was convicted of state offenses, the president cannot pardon them.
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But the program doesn't extend to those with any other types of offenses.
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Ortiz was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and related offenses, police said.
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Yet much of the talk about reform has focused on nonviolent drug offenses.
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But some have been seized and given draconian sentences for seemingly minor offenses.
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Nguyen, who has 28 previous convictions for 56 offenses, will be sentenced Dec.
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However, because Avery was convicted of state offenses, the president cannot pardon him.
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The Amendment 4 decision excludes those convicted of murder and felony sex offenses.
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Asset forfeiture is often used to penalize those accused of drug-related offenses.
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But these efforts almost always focus on low-level drug and property offenses.
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This applies for adults whose offenses occurred when they were juveniles as well.
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You can read the statement of Pinedo's offenses and the plea agreement below.
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Still, he had faced tobacco-related offenses before, according to the disciplinary report.
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He has been accused of grabbing and kissing female employees, among other offenses.
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"He has a prior criminal history that includes misdemeanor offenses," the spokesman said.
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Mo Wilkerson is still looking for ways to cause headaches for NFL offenses.
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Cleveland, Toronto, and Washington all feature top-ten offenses loaded with perimeter talent.
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It's not the worst of offenses but it is inconsistent and mildly annoying.
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Police said the lecturer was charged with offenses under Tanzania's strict cybercrimes law.
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According to law enforcement, his prior offenses include assault with a deadly weapon.
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Additionally, they said Saturday three more suspects had been charged with terrorist offenses.
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At the 2013 hearing he was granted parole on some of his offenses.
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It's the mandatory nature of sex offenses that requires registration for 20+ years.
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I don't have to remind you about the other two offenses, do I?
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Their offenses ranged from homicide and kidnapping to drugs, rape, burglary, and larceny.
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Many offenses are not federal crimes, yet they constitute impeachable abuses of power.
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They have been charged with wire fraud, bribery, travel act, and conspiracy offenses.
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Trump, after all, has fired other cabinet officials for much more benign offenses.
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There are few offenses more heinous than those that are sexual in nature.
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Already, fewer persons convicted of nonviolent offenses are being needlessly sent to prison.
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Tuesday's contest was an uncharacteristically low-scoring game for two high-powered offenses.
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"They are interviewing and looking at evidence along with potential offenses," she said.
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At the same time, not all criminal offenses are supposed to be impeachable.
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His records reportedly did not include past arrests or convictions on sex offenses.
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Yet their offenses did not involve directly violating the constitutional rights of others.
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Lately, many are about politics, and the offenses range from minor to major.
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Police say there is enough evidence to charge him with all three offenses.
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Under Krasner's guidelines, a grab bag of criminal offenses no longer are prosecuted.
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One of the offenses to which he pled guilty is lying to Congress.
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If Pelosi believes Trump has not committed impeachable offenses, she should say so.
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It was an accumulation of offenses that resulted in the one-game suspension.
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" On Nixon: Pelosi said Trump's offenses by comparison make Nixon's "look almost small.
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Amodei did not say if he believed Trump had committed any impeachable offenses.
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"These are criminal acts, obstruction of justice, and clearly impeachable offenses," Cicilline said.
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He faces a potential life sentence if convicted in Australia of terrorism offenses.
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Amnesty said drug-trafficking offenses were the main reason for executions in Iran.
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On one hand, Kenyan law is progressive when it comes to sexual offenses.
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The offenses got him kicked off the bench two separate times, CNN reports.
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Violators could face fines between $100 and $500, depending on number of offenses.
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But more efficient offenses are also more predictable, and in turn, more boring.
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The Wildcats have also helped themselves by creating wasted possessions for opposing offenses.
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Prohibit the doubling up of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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He faces charges of murder, arson, abuse of a corpse and other offenses.
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There were 80,393 offenses in 2016-17, compared with 62,518 in 2015-16.
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Today, self-justification is among the greatest offenses a public figure can commit.
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This obviously gets a lot trickier, politically, than addressing low-level drug offenses.
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About 630 women are detained daily on Rikers Island, many for nonviolent offenses.
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She was arrested multiple times in the mid-1940s for prostitution-related offenses.
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He's issued sweeping memos overhauling how prosecutors address drug crimes and immigration offenses.
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The remaining are property crimes, public order offenses, and other low-level violations.
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Charged with several terrorism-related offenses, he may never get out of jail.
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Instead of getting better, it seems as if the offenses are getting worse.
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To end mass incarceration, however, exempting nonviolent offenses from jail time isn't enough.
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Amendment 4 did not apply to people convicted of murder or sexual offenses.
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The CBP agents will move from working on criminal offenses to civil infractions.
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Mr. Moore has been incarcerated for burglary, theft and other offenses, records show.
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All of which, including ones on violent offenses and domestic abuse, were defeated.
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Undocumented migrants with no more offenses than minor traffic violations may be detained.
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Nationwide in 2016, more than 3,2027 people were sentenced for federal pot offenses.
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Roof's motive was "retaliation for perceived offenses" against the white race, Richardson said.
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In truth, most people in court each day are there for minor offenses.
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The first, in 103, was for offenses related to the invasion of Grenada.
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Ilunga was first arrested less than a month ago for reported misdemeanor offenses.
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I left off matters of policy, because policy disagreements aren't traditionally impeachable offenses.
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He was charged with 10 offenses under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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In all, he was found guilty of 159 offenses, including 136 anal rapes.
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Twenty years ago, centers like Robinson and Olajuwon were focal points of offenses.
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Nonviolent drug offenses accounted for only around a fifth of the new incarcerations.
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Three law professors invited by Democrats argued that Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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Three constitutional scholars called by Democrats told lawmakers that Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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Many such laws were applied retroactively, lumping juvenile offenses with those of adults.
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All of the convictions listed qualified as deportable offenses under the Obama administration.
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" She added, "I think every single colleague of mine agrees there's impeachable offenses.
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Fox News poll: Mueller likely to find offenses; Trump likely to fire him.
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" Bennet later added, "Look, I've said I think that he's committed impeachable offenses.
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IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM SEXUALLY BASED OFFENSES ARE CONSIDERED ESPECIALLY HEINOUS.. pic.twitter.
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The consortium also called on lawmakers to ensure proportionate sentencing of drug offenses.
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Instead, the articles simply sum up the offenses the president is charged with.
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She has not been charged with any offenses that nod to international spying.
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She, too, had been sentenced to death on account of offenses against chastity.
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Now, intentional acts of cruelty shown in the videos are also felony offenses.
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Should authorities try to tackle the problem by dealing with offenses more severely?
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Feldman was among three witnesses who testified Wednesday that Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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But they are more likely to commit additional sex offenses than other criminals.
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The senate needs 67 "yes" votes to convict the president of impeachable offenses.
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African-Americans are disproportionately arrested for jaywalking and other small-scale offenses nationwide.
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Issue 1 would have changed that, reducing all drug possession offenses to misdemeanors.
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Of course there are unrecoverable offenses, it's just I shouldn't be the judge.
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Those include supervised release, travel restrictions and, for some serious offenses, electronic monitoring.
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Whether any of that adds up to impeachable offenses remained an open question.
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But there's been little focus at any level on reform for violent offenses.
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A lot of people come in for drunk driving and other minor offenses.
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There are also drug offenses that have been reduced from felonies to misdemeanors.
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Trump's signing of the law reduced mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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An appeals court has called into question whether criminal offenses that civilian prosecutors often find useful for terrorism cases — providing material support for terrorism and conspiracy — may be used in a commission because those offenses are not international war crimes.
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Correction: An estimate from the GAO's report on "Criminal Alien Statistics" found of the nearly 3 million arrest offenses cited from the study population, about 25,064 arrest offenses, or about 1 percent, fell under the category "homicide" for those four years.
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China's report, which accuses the White House of a range of offenses from corruption to racism and police brutality, also criticized Washington for posing as the global "judge of human rights" while committing the same offenses both domestically and internationally.
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National Research Council We can see the result in the incarceration statistics: The plurality of the jail and prison population — about 40 percent — is in for violent offenses, while about 21 percent of people in prison are in for drug offenses.
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Changing priorities and attitudes have caused arrests for cannabis offenses to fall by 19 percent since 2015, with recorded possession of cannabis offenses almost halving since 2010, prompting reports claiming cannabis is being decriminalized "by stealth" due to police inaction.
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Ms. Johnson ordered several policy changes amid the 2014 settlement, including a moratorium on suspensions for students in pre-K through first grade for nonviolent offenses, and she pledged to personally review referrals to suspend minority students for nonviolent offenses.
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While Curtis argued that the language of the Constitution mirrored criminal lexicon, his statement that it "designated impeachable offenses as offenses" was meant to argue that the Senate should consider itself a court rather than some heated political forum on impeachment.
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That will still require some hard choices: The pie chart, for one, shows that only about 20 percent of inmates are in for drug offenses and around 19 percent are in for property offenses, while about 40 percent are in for violent crimes — yet most reform efforts so far have focused on property and particularly drug offenses, and neglected the bulk of prisoners serving a lot of time for violent crimes.
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Misdemeanor offenses that included less than two years in prison will also be sealed.
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He's the only Republican in Congress who says the Mueller report contained impeachable offenses.
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"We have an obligation to investigate whether the President committed impeachable offenses," she tweeted.
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He faces multiple charges, including using communications systems to facilitate certain offenses involving children.
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Most of the other people receiving commutations were serving sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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He reacts to personal offenses impulsively, a habit that often gets him into trouble.
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The move does not impact the seven officials who previously pleaded guilty to offenses.
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He's also found himself indicted for improperly backdating stock options and drug-related offenses.
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We need legal regulations to make companies even more obligated to eradicate criminal offenses.
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Orta claims he is constantly ticketed by the COs for petty or falsified offenses.
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Saleh has also brought selective zone blitzes with great effectiveness, another problem for offenses.
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None of those taken into custody have any record of terrorism offenses, police said.
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The suspect's offenses allegedly date as far back as 2007, the news release reports.
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It's part of the reason hairstyles are often the most obvious cultural appropriation offenses.
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This stretches the floor, creating the spacing that is the oxygen of most offenses.
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Instead, tariffs serve nicely to punish China's malign behavior and potentially deter future offenses.
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The problem is: What to do with allegations that fall short of criminal offenses?
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Both teams turned in dominant defensive efforts in Week 1, albeit against weak offenses.
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"You&aposve got the two best offenses in our conference coming together," Helton said.
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Pure political offenses are committed against the state and are not like ordinary crime.
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She appealed on behalf of prisoners hit with life sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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His offenses have consistently been at the top of the college football statistical rankings.
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And Citizenship and Immigration Services may share information when cases involve certain criminal offenses.
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None of these are directly listed as ban-worthy offenses, but they may be.
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So ending mass incarceration will require more leniency on the end of violent offenses.
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Brooker's situation is very rare — a minority of prisoners are in for drug offenses.
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Homicide, aggravated assault, and kidnapping offenses account for three percent of the prison population.
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If he finds offenses, he must lay them out clearly, with every t crossed.
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Offenses ranged from racket abuse to audible obscenity to coaching infractions and unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Nonviolent or violent offenses committed for personal motivations, like greed, are not considered terrorism.
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Attendees were targeted for drug and alcohol offenses as well as "anti-social" behavior.
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The men had convictions for crimes including aggravated assault, weapons offenses and narcotics manufacturing.
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This Texas police department is handling traffic offenses a little differently this holiday season.
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However, Salem still had outstanding $1 bails on two unrelated offenses – tampering and mischief.
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Private Manning was ultimately charged with 22 separate offenses and pled guilty to 85033.
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Public records indicate that Fred Couch has been arrested several times for violent offenses.
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"[Holliday] should have never been a handler based on his past offenses," Hartung said.
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First, the allegation of impeachable offenses, including "high crimes and misdemeanors" must be made.
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These offenses set the stage for the new Netflix original series Dear White People.
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Sixty-two of them were convicted on charges of human trafficking and other offenses.
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Singapore is well-known for punishing drug-related offenses with harsh penalties including death.
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Programs have been developed that have shown positive effects aimed at decreasing status offenses.
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That caveat will expire in 2020 when confinement for status offenses will end entirely.
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For them, those offenses involve false statements or misrepresentations of financial and lobbying activity.
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The Patriots, on the other hand, forced the fifth-most broken tackles among offenses.
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"These individuals were not charged with terrorism or any violent offenses," the president said.
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Indeed, we are a long way from even deciding whether there are impeachable offenses.
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The boys were also charged with drug-related offenses, as were four other suspects.
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Instead, he wrote, he was ticketed for resisting arrest and issued three traffic offenses.
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"You've got five children charged with offenses carrying life in prison," Meiers told CNN.
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Data reported in FY 85033 showed 7,466 youth were jailed for status offenses nationally.
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But changes imposed by Chavez enabled a dramatic increase in violent offenses, critics say.
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There once was a time when fullbacks were primary ball carriers in NFL offenses.
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Duong was jailed without bond last month, charged with attempted murder and other offenses.
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Officers may also divert youth who commit low level offenses to community diversion programs.
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But changes imposed by Chavez enabled a dramatic increase in violent offenses, critics say.
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The new law does not apply to anyone convicted of murder or sex offenses.
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Moreover, the potentially impeachable offenses of Trump are not limited to just statutory crimes.
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The legislation does not apply to Floridians convicted of murder or sexual offenses, however.
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Unfortunately, some people (based on their offenses) are excluded from cashing in their credits.
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And he argued that Democrats are already effectively investigating whether Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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Being charged with two federal offenses, even if minor, was not what I wanted.
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And he's proposed granting clemency to thousands of people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses.
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Segev was charged with spying for the enemy and a number of other offenses.
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The police said the offenses in the charges were committed between 1981 and 1985.
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S. citizens were for immigration offenses, and another 5% of arrests were immigration-related.
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"They are banning people for very minor offenses made out of ignorance," Stine said.
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Black folks were targeted for these offenses & are wildly over-represented in that number.
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Rashda had already served three years in an Israeli prison for terror-related offenses.
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Officials in many jurisdictions have been rethinking their approaches to low-level nonviolent offenses.
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The death penalty is about retribution for past offenses, not prevention of future ones.
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But the seriousness of the alleged offenses has not been made clear until now.
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"For misdemeanor offenses, we cannot force an uncooperative witness to come back," Glen said.
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They face charges of conspiracy, obstruction, weapon offenses and assault on a federal officer.
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In 2013/14, only 3,000 offenses of male rape or sexual assault were recorded.
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First, the Constitution specifically rules out the possibility of pardoning someone for impeachable offenses.
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Hand is serving 33 years for burglary and selling stolen goods, among other offenses.
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As it stands, however, all people convicted of sex offenses would have marked passports.
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As a sitting president this constitutes, if Congress wishes to do so, impeachable offenses.
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In 28, a jury found Mitchell guilty of numerous offenses, including first-degree murder.
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For example, Obama passed the law to eliminate mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenses.
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The memorandum orders federal prosecutors to make higher priorities of the following criminal offenses.
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The men were awaiting trial on unrelated murder charges and felony offenses, authorities said.
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People with certain convictions, such as violent felonies and sex offenses, are not eligible.
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" Hypothetical Trump opponent: "I will happily consider that point, once you acknowledge Trump's offenses.
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Figuring out what qualifies as one of those earlier offenses is not always easy.
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She was charged with assault with intent to cause physical injury and other offenses.
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But surely my bare shoulders were minor offenses in the grand scale of things.
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Penelope Fillon is being investigated for several possible offenses, including embezzlement of public funds.
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Punishable offenses include entering such facilities without permission and the intention to cause damage.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York suggested abandoning prison sentences for low-level offenses.
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The caveats: These offenses did not necessarily occur during that eight-year time frame.
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"They pay us to go out there and stop offenses," safety Jamal Adams said.
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There were 80,393 such offenses in 2016-17, compared with 62,518 in 2015-16.
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Beyond that, these two explosive offenses both will have plenty of chances to score.
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The 1973 Rockefeller laws in New York established lengthy mandatory sentences for drug offenses.
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Urban housing projects have become the scene of increasing drug offenses and gang activity.
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It outlines four "chargeable offenses" against Mr. Sessions as prescribed by Methodist church law.
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Tales of Mr. Weinstein's offenses were widely shared in Hollywood but not publicly discussed.
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He also has convictions, prosecutors said, for weapons possession, robbery and various drug offenses.
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During the pandemic, L.A. cops are not booking and jailing people for minor offenses.
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There are compelling arguments against extending the jurisdiction of military commissions to domestic offenses.
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His drug-related offenses have reached double digits, with some resulting in felony charges.
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In total, seven were arrested in connection with past protest-related offenses, police said.
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Although Rubashkin was initially charged with immigration offenses, prosecutors focused on Rubashkin's financial abuses.
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Federal prosecutors also can seek charges for gun offenses or crimes against federal officials.
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Baltimore prosecutors are no longer prosecuting most drug, prostitution and other public order offenses.
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AFT Michigan sued Project Veritas in federal court, alleging trespassing, eavesdropping and other offenses.
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What about people arrested for violent offenses who were in jail without a trial?
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And that campaign-finance violations don't rise to the level of impeachable offenses, anyway.
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The German police classify some of the offenses as politically motivated, others as violent.
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Defense lawyers argue that the system still criminalizes far too many low-level offenses.
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The British glam rocker (né Paul Gadd) had a long history of sex offenses.
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""Committing any of the above offenses results in buying drinks … for the entire bar.
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The maximum penalty for the two offenses is up to 20 years in jail.
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Indeed, some of the worst offenses occurred with Franklin Roosevelt in the White House.
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He faces 33 federal charges, including hate crimes, obstruction of religion and firearms offenses.
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The disparities remained even after the ages and offenses of inmates were accounted for.
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"We've lowered the bar in terms of offenses that would have taken out nominees."
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School children in Burundi have previously been jailed in the past for similar offenses.
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After the police arrived, he was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including battery.
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He was also charged with 11 state offenses, including attempted homicide and aggravated assault.
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Mr. Starr testified before our committee that the president might have committed impeachable offenses.
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Women did offer more apologies than men, but they also reported committing more offenses.
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This incarnation of the 49ers suffocates quarterbacks with pressure and deflates offenses with quickness.
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There are simply too many offenses and possible offenders to actually prosecute them all.
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Lewis missed and was not charged with attempted murder but with minor firearms offenses.
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This incarnation of the 49ers suffocates quarterbacks with pressure and deflates offenses with quickness.
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Three other law professors invited by Democrats argued that Trump had committed impeachable offenses.
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Three-fourths of pretrial detainees are accused of property, drug, or other nonviolent offenses.
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Catch up: We explain the impeachment process and how the Constitution defines impeachable offenses.
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The new texts introduce three levels of offenses, from bad behavior to serious crime.
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In the past, Bevin has also granted pardons to people convicted of drug offenses.
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They were found guilty of manslaughter and related offenses, but not criminally negligent homicide.
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"What is going on is that the president has committed several impeachable offenses," Rep.
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They say the two articles reflect Trump's worst offenses and have the broadest support.
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One of them, an executive, committed fairly mild offenses but is reviled by all.
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They were arrested for a range of offenses, including possession of an offensive weapon.
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Another 115 "had prior felony convictions for serious or violent offenses," the statement added.
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Typical offenses include traffic violations and petty theft, and defendants are rarely in custody.
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The release from state police did not give any details of the alleged offenses.
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He was convicted earlier this month of 10 sex offenses connected to the molestation.
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" It will also publicize "the immigration status of foreign nationals charged with major offenses.
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Earlier this week, he was charged with tampering with a body and other offenses.
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But if campaign finance violations now become impeachable offenses, what does the future hold?
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Some of these men have committed graver offenses than Judge Kozinski stands accused of.
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And it's not surprising that people see these kinds of offenses as less exciting.
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Of the 1,600, nine resulted in convictions for discrimination-related offenses, including hate crimes.
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For one, far more people are in prison for violent offenses than drug crimes.
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He had criminal records in both Florida and South Carolina, mostly for minor offenses.
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Repeated offenses can mean being expelled from school or fired from a government job.
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The question of statutory offenses is one that belongs in the Department of Justice.
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Both Coe and Parker were young when their offenses — alleged in Parker's case — occurred.
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But a U.S. Department of Education open records site shows there were eight cases of forcible sexual offenses and four more of rape reported on campus between 2012 and 2014 and 10 sexual offenses, including three rapes, off campus in the same period.
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While these teams combined to go 0-for-5 on Sunday, it wouldn't be surprising to see more good offenses take the risk, further tilting the field in their favor by asking mediocre offenses to succeed at the two just to keep up.
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But it's pretty ridiculous that there are people sitting in [prison] for minor offenses or relatively minor offenses, while the people who run these corporations commit far greater damage to the world than these people do, yet they make profit off it.
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While many of the men recently accused of offenses in the United States and Britain have been forced to resign, in France, it remains the norm in both the public and private sectors for those accused of offenses to stay in their jobs.
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So it balanced its budget in the worst possible way: on the backs of the town's poorest residents who paid excessive, debilitating fines and fees for petty offenses, including "driving while black" — offenses that could land them in jail if they didn't pay.
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In Darboe's case, when Poston testified that her husband had grown past his youth offenses, the prosecutor replied, "talk is cheap," asking Poston, "What if he gets violent with you or your child?" even though Darboe has no record of violent offenses.
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"Convictions for such misdemeanor offenses should be disqualifying because these offenses inherently undermine public safety or government integrity," according to a draft of the rule signed by Attorney General William P. Barr and the acting secretary of homeland security, Chad F. Wolf.
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All except Mr. Savile, who died before the investigation began, were convicted of sex offenses.
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Cohen later pleaded guilty to lying and other offenses and will be sentenced next month.
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In fact, civil offenses did not even exist in the United States until the 1840s.
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Prior to that, US presidents pardoned people for what would be considered civil offenses today.
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The other 10 were charged with misdemeanor offenses including evidence tampering, reckless endangerment and hazing.
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He says two of the five men were previously convicted and imprisoned for terrorism offenses.
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Vance, 38, was wanted on charges of first-degree murder and carjacking, among other offenses.
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They had audience with the Son of God but could not get past their offenses.
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His prior offenses also include: robbery, assault, criminal possession of a controlled substance and harassment.
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Wiggins has multiple convictions for assault, violation of probation and other offenses on his record.
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These guidelines also cover other "intimidatory" offenses, including harassment, stalking, death threats, and controlling behavior.
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It is urgent to prevent people who are guilty of criminal offenses from representing us.
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"The state of Florida has charged you with these offenses, not the court," Lauten explained.
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The number of firearm offenses peaked at 216,258 in 22010-22011, according to government statistics.
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The number of firearm offenses peaked at 24,094 in 2003-04, according to government statistics.
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Prohibit the doubling up, or "stacking," of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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The teams represent coastal cities, features birds as their mascots and have top five offenses.
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The judge had warned him then that any similar offenses would result in jail time.
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What makes the situation even worse is the likeliness of many such offenses going unreported.
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British law allows nationals to be prosecuted in their home country for offenses committed abroad.
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Prohibit the doubling up, or "stacking," of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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Eleven adults are in custody of US Marshals Services or state jail for other offenses.
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The prisoners, most of whom are serving time for drug offenses, won't be released immediately.
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Dallas has had its struggles with dynamic offenses, and prolific quarterbacks in particular, this season.
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Alternatively, it might list extraditable offenses very generally by reference to the severity of punishment.
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The same U.S.-Turkey treaty cryptically excludes some crimes from the protections of "political" offenses.
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Two other men were arrested later Saturday and charged with attempted murder and other offenses.
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The blog post gives a few examples of ways it's avoiding specific spec work offenses.
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As mayor, de Blasio has attempted to reduce the criminal penalties for cannabis-related offenses.
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He was charged with making terroristic threats in the 3rd degree and various drug offenses.
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Prakash faces a potential life sentence if he is convicted in Australia of terrorism offenses.
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Court records on those recent arrests fail to include specific details on his alleged offenses.
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Indonesia is one of 33 countries worldwide that use the death penalty for drug offenses.
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Assad has previously offered amnesty to rebels or deserters, and commuted sentences for various offenses.
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Throwing people in jail for minor offenses, many have argued, takes away from larger priorities.
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"They will be sentenced for criminal indictment for the offenses of felony murder," Altman said.
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The Seminoles have really struggled against balanced offenses and face another one in Boston College.
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Both offenses struggled in the first half as Iowa led 7-0 at the break.
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Saipov was charged with federal terrorism offenses that could qualify him for the death penalty.
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They will still be processed for their previous offenses, which include assault and drug charges.
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African-American defendants are 75% more likely to be charged with offenses carrying mandatory minimums.
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Producing or distributing marijuana outside the government regulation would be considered serious offenses, officials said.
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However, for demonstrators, the messages were just the last in a long line of offenses.
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There was a common theme to their offenses, he said in a press conference Friday.
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Far too many of France's most marginalized people are jailed for low-level drug offenses.
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They were charged with various drug trafficking, money laundering and tunnel-related offenses, authorities said.
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A 23-year-old was arrested south of London Monday on suspicion of terrorism offenses.
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Only one Republican so far, Representative Justin Amash, has said Trump has committed impeachable offenses.
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Draconian drug laws imprisoned men and women, sometimes for life, for committing nonviolent drug offenses.
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Police arrested Coniglio on Tuesday, charging him with grand larceny, unlawful imprisonment and other offenses.
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In Northern Ireland, drivers get only three points and a £60 fine for similar offenses.
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Those convicted for crack offenses historically have been more likely to be a racial minority.
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Clark has been active in recent pushes to treat online threats as serious criminal offenses.
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Critics of #MeToo have argued that advocates are too quick to lump together different offenses.
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Grade hacking is one such example — and one of the most serious offenses in academia.
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It wasn't until late in the half that the offenses started to find some openings.
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Reframing her decision as complicity in her husband's offenses is not just incorrect, but wrong.
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The amendment would not apply to those who were convicted of murder or sexual offenses.
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He was detained on suspicion of terrorism offenses, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement.
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It sends 17-year-olds into adult courts for even for the most minor offenses.
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In 2004, seven of the island's male residents were found guilty of various sexual offenses.
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State prosecutors can still prosecute on similar offenses depending on the facts of the case.
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"It allows us to do a lot of things that slow offenses down," Gentry said.
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When it's really clicking, few offenses look prettier than that of the Portland Trail Blazers.
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However, the state denied 3,471 prospective drivers for violent crimes and 109 for sex offenses.
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City Hall is used for a downtown community court, where low-level offenses are adjudicated.
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He looked at a public report and concluded that the president had committed impeachable offenses.
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Minor offenses are often dealt with simply by firing the culprits and sending them home.
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Nearly 1,000 criminal offenses, most of them nonviolent, were recorded in Harlow in June alone.
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Any narcotics are illegal in Saudi Arabia, and many drug offenses are punishable by death.
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Booker also said Wednesday that he would "absolutely" support mass pardons for federal marijuana offenses.
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The gunman was charged after he confessed to the committing the offenses, according to Christensen.
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For example, banks that accept money from state-legal marijuana businesses are committing federal offenses.
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Rather, it gave officers the discretion to treat such offenses as criminal or civil infractions.
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This latest disgrace just adds to a list of Trump's offenses against American democratic norms.
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Between 2010 and 2013, attacks against Muslims made up about 13% of religion-biased offenses.
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Offenses that involve kidnapping or result in death could bring up to life in prison.
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Verbal offenses that look like sexism are called out almost daily by readers and viewers.
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"She does not believe that he was guilty of any of the offenses," Reddington said.
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Fewer than ten percent of child sex offenses in the UK result in a conviction.
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Last year, the number of offenses punishable by death was reduced from 22 to 15.
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Netanyahu in offenses of fraudulently receiving property under grave circumstances, fraud and breach of trust.
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D'Antoni has had efficient offenses before but never one this efficient in the half court.
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Over 450,000 people were arrested for marijuana offenses in California in the last decade alone.
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In particular, states and the federal government created lengthy mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses.
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In 2004, a jury found Honken guilty of numerous offenses, including five counts of murder.
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He could commute the sentences of federal prisoners convicted of non-violent offenses by 85033%.
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Too many young African-American and Latino men ended up in jail for nonviolent offenses.
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And, nationally, about one in four prisoners are behind bars for low-level drug offenses.
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In June last year, Texas increased the severity of charges and penalties for groping offenses.
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The number of men and women charged for those offenses rose to 167, from 68.
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It does not include violence against a boyfriend or girlfriend, or nonviolent offenses like stalking.
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The death penalty is still used for drug trafficking offenses, and it's used astonishingly often.
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And Sessions stresses the importance of imposing harsher penalties even for low-level drug offenses.
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But the events in Bucharest stand out in the nation's long litany of Holocaust offenses.
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This was in the 1990s, when there were jury trials for even drug possession offenses.
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Sexual offenses are a human rights issue, and men should take their share of responsibility.
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The offenses of Rush Limbaugh and his ilk are as personal as they are political.
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The reviews regularly turn up offenses that applicants neglected to mention on their bar applications.
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After being convicted of drug offenses, the mother of two was incarcerated for 20 months.
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Even short stays for nonviolent offenses can wreak havoc with people's jobs and child care.
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Ferguson police officers say supervisors continue to pressure them to write tickets for minor offenses.
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Often they were beaten to make them work harder or as punishment for minor offenses.
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Mr. Kelley's disciplinary record showed a variety of offenses, including insubordination, profanity, dishonesty and drugs.
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In a perverse way, Trump appears to benefit from the sheer volume of his offenses.
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My reasons: First, being a terrible president and a wretched person are not impeachable offenses.
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"Economic offenses are within the domain of the CBI, but not like this," he said.
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Career federal prosecutors considered these to be the most serious offenses warranted by his conduct.
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Both men have pleaded not guilty, as have two other defendants charged with related offenses.
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Republicans have argued that Trump's actions did not rise to the level of impeachable offenses.
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Mr. López-Rivera, 21625, was convicted in 2900 for seditious conspiracy and other related offenses.
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That is enough, in my opinion, to make it over the threshold of impeachable offenses.
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These are not exactly the major offenses Vance usually pushes in his anti-encryption advocacy.
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Children have the least power of all, and crimes against them are the greatest offenses.
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They must also stand as roadblocks to his engaging in potentially criminal or impeachable offenses.
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Last summer, New York City similarly decriminalized a handful of offenses like littering and spitting.
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The responses to Christofi&aposs tweet prompted others to come forward with other novel offenses.
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His up-tempo spread offenses dominated defenses and were mimicked by teams across the country.
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Hasan was subsequently convicted of 13 counts of murder as well as numerous other offenses.
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The president has plenary power to pardon individuals who commit federal crimes, including military offenses.
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Ms. Shtindler said the reasons Express Scripts gave for terminating the contract were minor offenses.
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We also know that most of those in prison are not there for violent offenses.
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"These offenses do cause harm, and we can never lose sight of that," she said.
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Fines would rise with repeated offenses, with criminal charges filed only after a fourth offense.
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The government decree would have decriminalized some corruption offenses, which alarmed Romanian judges and prosecutors.
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These offenses are both extremely serious and relate to the subversion of the political process.
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Mr. Ryan swallowed Mr. Trump's insults and offenses, in the name of passing his agenda.
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Illegal aliens are more likely to commit criminal offenses than U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
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He said the president had already committed impeachable offenses even before the Ukraine scandal erupted.
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Virtually every elected member of the GOP knows this President has committed numerous Impeachable offenses.
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Despite all of his flaws, new offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian, has run some great offenses.
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Men rated the offenses as less severe and less deserving of an apology than women.
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In comparison, around 2100 percent of inmates in state prisons are in for drug offenses.
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How can this be if so many people are in federal prison for drug offenses?
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These are mostly inmates who are serving long terms for non-violent -- mostly drug -- offenses.
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So how are low-level offenses related to a disproportionate percentage of officer-involved killings?
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A 903 report by the National Research Council demonstrates this: Although the average length of prison sentences for drug offenses barely increased from the 1980s to the 2000s, the average length of prison sentences for violent offenses like murder and sexual assault dramatically increased.
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Over about 40 years, he had a few run-ins with the police, mostly for traffic offenses, but these offenses were separated by enough time and distance that no connection could be made to the future violence he would commit, the sheriff's department said.
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The changes covered offenses that are governed by the city, rather than by state law, and included having an open container of alcohol, littering, making unreasonable noise, public urination and a range of park offenses that includes remaining in a public park after nightfall.
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For several years, I have been part of a free legal clinic for people living on the streets in Los Angeles whom police have ticketed for offenses related to their unhoused status — offenses such as sleeping on the beach or sitting on the sidewalk.
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They generally involve the most serious offenses: homicide, rape, nonfatal shootings, robberies and other violent crimes.
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However, there are numerous, traditional federal criminal statutes, known as Title 18 offenses, that may apply.
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For all its literary offenses, though, Hinkie's letter is a sterling example of its degraded genre.
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And when it comes to the hazy universe of impeachable offenses, there are few sure things.
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In October, Mueller charged the two former Trump staffers with numerous offenses related to money laundering.
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The offenses could muster only 22 yards total yards good for only 12 first downs, combined.
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It would also expunge the convictions of those who have already served time for their offenses.
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The Marijuana Justice Act would also expunge federal marijuana use and possession offenses from criminal records.
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But Biden's plan, like most criminal justice reform proposals, focuses largely on nonviolent and drug offenses.
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It is unclear whether the men are being held for criminal offenses or for other reasons.
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Religious-based hate crimes are next in the ranking, with 53% of those offenses targeting Jews.
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In evaluating the information already made public, Democrats have argued that Trump has committed impeachable offenses.
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Now the kid is back, but he is unlikely to be allowed to forget his offenses.
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There may be crimes that are not impeachable, and impeachable offenses don't have to be crimes.
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They have been charged with foreign incursion offenses, according to Attorney-General for Australia George Brandis.
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They also argue that the trial judge considered evidence that was not related to the offenses.
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Under current law, first-time offenses for child porn are punishable by 153 to 30 years.
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That includes murder and nonnegligent manslaughter offenses, which dropped by 6.2% compared with the 2017 numbers.
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BEST GAME No. 8 Oklahoma at No. 11 Oklahoma State Two of the top five offenses.
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The man, who has a criminal record of mainly drug offenses, is the person of interest.
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In 2015, when 85,000 people attended, there were 300 arrests, many of them for drug offenses.
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GOVERNOR CUOMO - LEGISLATION CREATES PROCESS FOR INDIVIDUALS CONVICTED OF CERTAIN MARIJUANA OFFENSES TO HAVE RECORDS EXPUNGED
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They also argued that bail should be denied because of the seriousness of the alleged offenses.
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Yet he was convicted of soliciting a girl who was aged 16 when the offenses began.
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Other key issues the 2020 hopeful vowed to tackle included: Considering mass pardons for marijuana offenses.
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Our prisons are packed with people serving long, harsh sentences -- in many cases for drug offenses.
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Sixty-four percent of the women in prison in Brazil are there for drug-related offenses.
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" But Rakoff said, "The nature and circumstances of the instant offenses are, by any measure, horrendous.
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It escalates the administration's Russia scandal, and, for the first time, provides indications of impeachable offenses.
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On Monday, police went to Korryn Gaines's apartment with an arrest warrant over low-level offenses.
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The offenses allegedly occurred in Ottawa after the family was rescued in October of last year.
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Meanwhile, Belgian prosecutors say three men have been charged with terrorist offenses linked to Tuesday's attacks.
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Meyer has been charged with aggravated assault and three other offenses over the incident, police said.
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The Supreme Court said she would be investigated for what it called serious violations and offenses.
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When he first cleared Clinton of any criminal offenses, he should have just stated his conclusion.
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She pleaded not guilty to both offenses Tuesday during an appearance in King County Superior Court.
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Sessions also issued tougher sentencing guidelines for an array of offenses, including drug and immigration violations.
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That's important: President Trump could theoretically pardon Manafort for any federal offense — but not state offenses.
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Federal statutes list a bunch of crimes as "aggravated felonies," including some drug and immigration offenses.
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Gropings, genital exposures, grand theft: Andy Dick's litany of offenses to society is long and egregious.
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On June 29, Victoria police announced that Pell was charged with multiple historical sexual assault offenses.
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Greenfield is locked up in New Jersey for sex offenses he committed as a young man.
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The Orange County men's jail is predominantly for those charged with violent offenses, the spokesman said.
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Securities rules require banks to seek regulatory approval to employ anyone convicted of certain criminal offenses.
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Routinely, we're told there's a "scholarly consensus" that illegal aliens commit fewer criminal offenses than citizens.
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In today's NBA, it's awfully difficult for poor-shooting point guards to lead top-tier offenses.
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Just over 1,000 were charged with criminal offenses and the rest face immigration charges, it said.
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She has had no offenses for almost four years and has been drug-free for three.
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Nimr was one of 47 people executed by Saudi Arabia for terrorism-related offenses this weekend.
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"Let's be clear: Trump has already committed 8 impeachable offenses," he tweeted in response to Axelrod.
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Amendment 4 does not restore voting rights to people convicted of murder or felony sex offenses.
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There's been discussion here about the acquittal of felony offenses and your conviction of a misdemeanor.
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The FIRST STEP Act appropriately excludes the most serious offenses from earning credits through completing programs.
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Hearing offenders talk about their crime could be challenging – in particular, those relating to sex offenses.
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But those who see immigration violations as serious offenses contend that such policies lead to criminality.
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You could apply the bill retroactively for regulatory offenses, but prospective for crimes under Title 18.
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Overturning the rule allowing separate prosecutions for the same offenses would have worked in Manafort's favor.
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Similarly, the second portion of my bill addresses enhanced sentences for individuals with prior sex offenses.
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Firing squads executed 13 people in 2015 for drug offenses, all but one of them foreigners.
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Criminologist Cho said a social support network could make all the difference in preventing future offenses.
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Under the Turing Law, the pardons would apply only to offenses that are no longer crimes.
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Since Rayos had not committed any serious felony offenses, she was not seen as a threat.
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A bunch of them were sent there for offenses they'd never heard of: malingering, mopery, incorrigibility.
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Among them were 67 people serving life sentences, nearly all of them for nonviolent drug offenses.
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But Trump goes further in this plan by calling for much tougher penalties for drug offenses.
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Rape doesn't happen, sexual offenses don't happen, unless they think they can get away with it.
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The Broncos, meanwhile, have found ways to bring captivating offenses down to their level of ugliness.
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Nor do they apply to people stopped for vehicular offenses or infractions involving drugs or weapons.
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Johnson, 28, was released by Sunderland last month after pleading guilty to two child sex offenses.
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But jurors could not reach a verdict on 93 more serious offenses, resulting in a mistrial.
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This is down to the Sentencing Council having revisited their guidance for these types of offenses.
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Since the gang was arrested, there has been a significant slowdown in the number of offenses.
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Two 17-year-old boys were arrested in suspicion of "drug offenses" and remain in custody.
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The Sexual Offenses Act (2006) guarantees the right of sexual assault victims to free medical treatment.
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But by the end of the half, both quarterbacks — and offenses — had piled up staggering stats.
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And when you do that, you have a very good chance of making opposing offenses inefficient.
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Now, of course, not all offenses are the same and not all victims are the same.
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But the bulk of people in prison are convicted of violent crimes, not low-level offenses.
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This time he's charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking and five weapons-related offenses.
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Noah Feldman, a Harvard legal historian who previously suggested Trump may have committed impeachable offenses, agreed.
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The New York City Council considered decriminalizing numerous petty offenses, including public urination and public drinking.
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It said the suspects have been linked to various crimes, including sexual assault and drug offenses.
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In other words, it's whatever lawmakers decide, and they could well include even minor drug offenses.
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Yet 67 percent of those picked up for serious drug offenses (other than marijuana) were black.
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He has been charged with multiple alcohol-related offenses, according to the Iowa City Press-Citizen.
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An Israeli flag was burned, and the police arrested nine fascists for a variety of offenses.
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About 1,200 people, many of them sentenced for drug offenses, are on death row in Malaysia.
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Fernando Karadima, was found guilty of sexual offenses by the Vatican as long ago as 2011.
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Two offenses averaging more than 216 points a game, two defenses giving up fewer than 2150.
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The trend of more spread offenses and better shooting will likely increase in the coming years.
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In the first half of 2015, the country executed 694 people, the majority for drug offenses.
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Dealing drugs is ballsy in China, where small offenses can lead to long incarcerations, even death.
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Studies have found no evidence that keeping prisoners jailed for decades for nonviolent offenses reduces crime.
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The overwhelming majority ensnared by this system have been convicted of nonviolent crimes and drug offenses.
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Plus, he was convicted of other corruption offenses having nothing to do with the Senate seat.
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In response, the government added some concessions to the bill, such as limiting the extraditable offenses.
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"These offenses, the penalties are ceilings, not floors," Senator Birdwell said, according to The Texas Observer.
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Venice, for example, has an #EnjoyRespectVenezia campaign listing the finable offenses, including diving into the canals.
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He has been facing charges of "historical child sexual offenses" in the county court of Victoria.
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As prosecutors know, locking people up makes them more prone to committing offenses in the future.
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Federal prosecutors looking into Mr. Bezos' accusation have yet to determine whether there are chargeable offenses.
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Rival campaigns seem to doubt it — at least for superficial offenses like vulgarity or awkward speechifying.
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Each State Party shall ensure that all acts of torture are offenses under its criminal law.
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"If the offenses they committed have already been 'paid for' by serving an appropriate sentence," Rep.
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They were charged with offenses, including organizing an unauthorized assembly, obstructing police and suspicion of rioting.
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In a dissent, Barrett suggested the law should not apply to those convicted of nonviolent offenses.
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For lesser offenses, such as hacking or identity theft, it's unclear exactly if this would apply.
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Mr. Townes had previous state charges for theft and drug possession, but not for violent offenses.
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"This is one of the best offenses in the league," Astros Manager A. J. Hinch said.
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Several of them told me they would like to see career suspensions for first doping offenses.
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In your opinion, do any of Mr. Trump's actions rise to the level of impeachable offenses?
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He has not been convicted of any crime, and is not charged with any violent offenses.
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Or perhaps not: All of this may still not rise to the level of impeachable offenses.
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Why not, for a start, suspend all members convicted of bribery or other serious ethical offenses?
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The men are charged with multiple firearms and immigration-related offenses, according to the Justice Department.
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It's up to the House of Representatives to accuse the president of one of those offenses.
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Each has paid the price for their offenses, but our immigration law provides no second chance.
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Mr. Wong has been charged with unlawful assembly and other offenses related to the 2014 protests.
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No. 242 Oklahoma (+9.5): The Tigers and Sooners have the top two offenses in the country.
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The draft also empowers the FTC with the ability to issue fines for first-time offenses.
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Among the offenses were assisting in torture and extrajudicial killings, the Department of Homeland Security claimed.
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Our American punitiveness has distorted our sense of what is an adequate sentence for serious offenses.
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Fifty-three percent of all state prisoners are serving time for violent offenses, most commonly robbery.
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"Someone should inform the president that impeachable offenses committed on national television still count," she tweeted.
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To avoid the ban and a fine, he had to avoid major offenses for six months.
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Under Mr. Obama, immigration officials targeted people for deportation who had been convicted of violent offenses.
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Many of these are in prison for minor or nonterrorist offenses and will soon be released.
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"Someone should inform the president that impeachable offenses committed on national television still count," she said.
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Others have alleged more violent offenses, saying the producer forced oral sex or intercourse on them.
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Officers have also used the threat of arrests for minor "broken windows" offenses to extort sex.
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"I think every single colleague of mine agrees there's impeachable offenses," the Michigan Democrat said Wednesday.
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"Nothing rises to the level of impeachable offenses," Stefanik said during a press conference last week.
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Afghanistan made bacha bazi and related offenses violations of the national criminal code in May 2017.
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But people convicted of drug offenses still make up half of all people in federal prisons.
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The point is: For anybody else, any one of those offenses would be a fireable offense.
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Out of 3.3 million Muslims, there were 301 hate crime offenses and 257 incidents in 2015.
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A total of 54.2 percent of those offenses were anti-Semitic, while 24.8 percent targeted Muslims.
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Democrats contend there is overwhelming evidence that Trump committed impeachable offenses in his dealings with Ukraine.
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Rudy Giuliani will prove to be the crucial character who pushed Donald Trump toward impeachable offenses.
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Twenty other Nigerians are facing death sentences for various offenses in Saudi Arabia, the ministry said.
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Illegal entries are a crime: The first offense is a misdemeanor and subsequent offenses are felonies.
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In a matchup of two versatile offenses, Kansas State had more of its shooters get hot.
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But over time, it has mutated into something quite different: a partisan remedy for political offenses.
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These are highly unusual measures for white-collar offenses, as former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy explains.
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The exonerated were largely African-American men convicted of crimes like murder, robbery and drug offenses.
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Diversion can be completed quickly, in as little as three months for the most minor offenses.
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Cotton, it will mean ignoring studies demonstrating the detrimental effects of incarcerating children for status offenses.
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"It adds more clarification to what impeachment is and what the impeachable offenses are," said Rep.
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This season, some offenses have spent nearly half a game — 25 plays — without stopping to huddle.
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What is most notable here is all the other offenses from which Mr. Flynn escaped charges.
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In a few years, even some of those convicted of terrorist offenses will be free again.
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Eventually, McDowell was subdued, arrested and charged with several serious offenses, including felony assault/resisting arrest.
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"They started getting louder and louder, getting upset, yelling offenses to the server," Gonzalez told WREG.
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They were all doing time for previous drug offenses, according to the case's prosecutor, George Aspden.
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Basically, Gates has admitted to conspiring to commit offenses against, and to defraud the US government.
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The commission said it suspected criminal offenses may have been committed, and the responsible person, Leave.
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Here's what I mean: In evaluating an extradition request like this from Brazil, our federal courts would determine whether: (1) the offenses charged are extraditable; (2) the requirement of "double criminality" is satisfied; (3) there is probable cause to believe the individual committed the offenses charged.
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But he will probably be used in several ways as the Jets try to combat the proliferation of spread offenses around the N.F.L. "In today's game you're getting a lot more spread offenses and empty sets and the fullback is almost nonexistent right now," Bowles said.
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The report is just the latest in a growing body of evidence that mass incarceration has been caused far more by rising punishments for violent offenses than drug offenses — and it complicates the traditional liberal narrative about how the US became the world leader in incarceration.
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The policy does not include offenses committed in a foreign country, meaning that it will target those who were convicted of one of the offenses and are returning to the United States for protection or are currently in the country awaiting a decision in their asylum case.
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