Maybe a penalty will always be a penalty no matter what.
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The settlement is also a civil penalty, not a criminal penalty.
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New - No penalty for any of these actions in penalty areas.
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Some countries have a very, very tough penalty, the ultimate penalty.
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The penalty comprised $125,193 in restitution and a $25,000 civil penalty.
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Death-penalty cases he dismissed in minutes: the penalty was clearly constitutional.
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Alaska Hawaii Governor-imposed moratorium Has death penalty No death penalty Wash.
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Niskanen received a five-minute major penalty and a game misconduct penalty.
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Penalty: The penalty for early withdrawal is equal to 150 days interest.
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"Some countries have a very, very tough penalty - the ultimate penalty," he said.
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Death penalty: Harris has called for a national moratorium on the death penalty.
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Penalty: The penalty for early withdrawal is equal to 180 days of interest.
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"Some countries have a very, very tough penalty, the ultimate penalty," Trump said Thursday.
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"Some countries have a very, very tough penalty, the ultimate penalty," Trump said Thursday.
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Cleaves was charged with:-- Unlawful Imprisonment (15-year maximum penalty)-- Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Penetration (10 year maximum penalty)-- Criminal Sexual Conduct 2nd Degree (15-year maximum penalty) -- Two counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree (15-years maximum penalty).
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She refused to pursue the death penalty against a man who killed a police officer (and personally opposes the penalty), but also defended California's death penalty system in court.
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Even the penalty with 249 seconds [left] is a penalty we don't want to take.
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Favret agreed to pay a $30,000 penalty and Croft agreed to pay a $10,000 penalty.
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The Gamecocks declined one penalty, and a second penalty on the same play negated another.
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"There was a penalty decided, we served the penalty," he said, praising Hulkenberg for his performance.
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On penalty corners (field hockey's version of soccer's corner kick) and on penalty strokes (field hockey's name for penalty shots), the kicking back dons a face mask and chest protector. Thanks.
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A penalty is a penalty in the regular season; in the postseason, a penalty is a penalty depending upon the score of the game, time remaining, how many power plays a team has had, and which Fall Out Boy song played during the most recent stoppage.
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"The last two minutes if you get a penalty that's not a penalty, that's tough," he said.
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She's a former death penalty defense lawyer at the Center for Death Penalty Litigation in North Carolina.
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A penalty on Stewart was called, but it was offset by a penalty called on the Panthers.
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It is the Federal Death Penalty Resource Counsel Project, not the Federal Death Penalty Research Counsel Project.
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"If you have a penalty and you're due a refund, that penalty reduces your refund," she says.
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However, people who oppose the death penalty outright cannot sit as jurors in a death penalty trial.
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Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, said pursuing a second death penalty after one has been handed out stokes criticism that politics plays a role in death penalty prosecutions.
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Here's how Cruz's death penalty trial would unfold: A death penalty trial could take years Death penalty trials involve an extensive process that painstakingly combs through graphic details of the shooting in court.
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Rates: 1.65% on a 13-month, no-penalty CD; 1.70% on an 11-month, no-penalty CD; 1.90% on a 7-month, no-penalty CD. Minimum deposit requirement for all terms is $500.
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Shortly after the penalty expired, Borowiecki went back to the penalty box after fighting Kings D Matt Greene.
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It is one of 30 states that has the death penalty, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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The maximum penalty for the first charge is life in prison, while the second carries the death penalty.
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Death penalty As the criminal justice reform movement inched along nationwide, states began to grapple with death penalty.
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The race stewards handed Kvyat a 10-second penalty, and also added penalty points to his racing license.
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It's not an especially dangerous play, but it's clearly a penalty, and probably should be a penalty shot.
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That resulted in a racket abuse penalty, a second code violation, for which the penalty is a point.
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Prosecutors to seek death penalty Prosecutors announced in court filings Tuesday that they will seek the death penalty.
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He was also handed a five second penalty for forcing Hartley off track, with two penalty points awarded.
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It all goes under the umbrella of "getting #MeToo'd" — an unfair process in which the man is the victim and the penalty is always death, even when the penalty is actually no penalty at all.
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That penalty is in addition to the $12.6 million penalty levied against the company in February for separate violations.
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It's a crime that has caused anguish in this state, both among death penalty opponents and death penalty supporters.
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On the death penalty: Hickenlooper spoke out against the death penalty and said he would not carry it out.
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She incurred a two-shot penalty for the breach and another two-shot penalty for returning an incorrect scorecard.
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Four of the killers, including Manson, got the death penalty, but the following year California abolished the death penalty.
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Thirty-one percent said the penalty should be a fine while 2 percent said there should be no penalty.
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Luckily our (penalty-kill) was working hard and able to generate a scoring chance which generated the penalty shot.
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A penalty kick is awarded when there is a foul inside the penalty area in front of the goal.
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Executions, new death sentences and public support for the death penalty remain low, the Death Penalty Information Center said.
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It's not about opposition to the death penalty; it's about carrying out the death penalty in the best way possible.
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"This has got nothing to do with whether you're for the death penalty or against the death penalty," he said.
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Altidore converted a penalty kick in the 43rd minute after Wood was kicked down while streaking into the penalty area.
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"I oppose the death penalty, but in situations like this, it's difficult to oppose the death penalty," Ms. James said.
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HCSM members are exempt from ACA's individual mandate and tax penalty but do not appear exempt from AHCA's premium penalty.
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The bipartisan Oklahoma Death Penalty Review Commission issued a study of the death penalty in the state on April 25.
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In October, it changed the penalty for a scopolamine violation to the lesser penalty of a fine and possible suspension.
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Read the order: Go deeper: Trump administration to bring back federal death penalty after 16-year lapse Barr plans death penalty fast-track for mass shooters and police killers Where the death penalty survives around the world
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Twenty states have outlawed the death penalty, four states in which the death penalty is legal are currently under statewide capital punishment moratoriums and several states in which the death penalty is legal haven't executed anyone in years.
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"The death penalty is not reformative, it's revenge killing by the state ... the death penalty is not a deterrent," Opiyo said.
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Then both teams ran into penalty trouble as the game, for a time, devolved into a parade to the penalty box.
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The stewards found Leclerc to be predominantly at fault for the collision, imposing a five-second penalty and two penalty points.
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Since the reinstatement of the death penalty in 1976, Alabama judges have overridden jury verdicts in death penalty cases 107 times.
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Death penalty supporters countered with a study from a state legislative analyst that found the death penalty has no such impact.
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Importantly, there will be no penalty for guessing on questions — previously a wrong answer got a penalty of a quarter-point.
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Old - Two-stroke penalty for grounding club, moving loose impediment or testing the condition in a water hazard (now penalty areas).
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"The penalty eased, but it's still a big penalty," Berger said, noting that Illinois spreads remain the widest among the states.
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"The penalty eased, but it's still a big penalty," Berger said, noting that Illinois spreads remain the widest among the states.
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"In most cases, the failure-to-file penalty is 10 times more than the failure-to-pay penalty," the IRS reports.
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Smith-Pelly was serving a major penalty for fighting Chicago's Connor Murphy when the fans taunted him in the penalty box.
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If convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison and a mandatory minimum penalty of 20 years in prison.
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Their captain, Joe Pavelski, sustained head injuries on the controversial major penalty, which many felt should have been a minor penalty.
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Prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty in the penalty phase of the trial, scheduled to begin next week.
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The charges each carry a maximum penalty of life in prison, so Fields will avoid the possibility of the death penalty.
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People who didn't stay insured could also be charged a 30 percent penalty in their premiums, but that penalty could be waived.
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Defense attorneys argued during the penalty phase that imposing the death penalty would only delay the healing process for the victims' families.
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It literally means under penalty if you don't show up, there is a penalty -- jailing and fines and that sort of thing.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation's penalty calculator, your penalty for not buying coverage would be about $20163 under the individual mandate.
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The second, called Penalty Insights Function, was meant to help goalkeepers and coaches spot patterns around how their opponents take penalty kicks.
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If the penalty taker shot to the right - or Ter Stegen's left, "there was a strong chance the penalty would be saved".
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Boateng tripped Javier Morales in the penalty area in the 19th minute, and Plata converted the ensuing penalty kick two minutes later.
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Nilan had 11 seasons with at least 200 penalty minutes and in 1990-91, he had 277 penalty minutes in 41 games.
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But it wasn't transparent about the performance penalty, and the new benchmarks suggest the penalty is much more significant than previously believed.
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Death penalty feud Also on Monday, the justices shed more light on their deep divide over the application of the death penalty.
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"When people do this they should get the death penalty … they should very much bring the death penalty into vogue," he said.
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Death penalty possible Warren said he would consider aggravating and mitigating factors in deciding whether to seek the death penalty against Donaldson.
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But two of the losses were negated, by an unnecessary roughness penalty on Buster Skrine and a taunting penalty on Calvin Pryor.
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The referendum asked voters whether to uphold the ban on the death penalty or to repeal the law banning the death penalty.
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"The trend points toward a world ridding itself of the death penalty," said Oluwatosin Popoola, Amnesty International's adviser on the death penalty.
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"We're looking at whether or not we might apply the death penalty or seek the death penalty in this case," Davidson said.
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The penalty cost the Gators Vosean Joseph, their leading tackler, who was ejected for his second such penalty of the first half.
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"There is a punishment or penalty women pay for being negative that is different from the penalty a man pays," Litman said.
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I just want to say one sentence about that penalty: You don't give a penalty like that in a World Cup final.
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The attorney's admission could mean the defense will focus on the penalty phase in an attempt to spare Christensen from the death penalty.
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Death penalty opponents are gathering signatures to place a measure on the November ballot that would outlaw the death penalty in the state.
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He was then hauled in by the stewards for the Ricciardo incident and given a meaningless 10-second penalty and two penalty points.
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The government has also refused extradition requests to countries with the death penalty unless there are assurances that the penalty won't be imposed.
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The self-declared white supremacist, whose lawyers have challenged the federal death penalty, will represent himself in the penalty phase of the trial.
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Fialho told Reuters that the way a player will take a penalty often depends on the circumstances of the match or penalty shootout.
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A vote to "retain" is a vote against the death penalty; a vote to "repeal" is a vote for the death penalty. Gov.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has imposed a moratorium on the death penalty, but prosecutors across the state continue to try death penalty cases.
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This "motherhood penalty" is often followed by the "good-daughter penalty", when elderly parents require care and daughters prove more conscientious than sons.
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He is scheduled to be sentenced in March and faces a minimum penalty of 10 years and maximum penalty of life in prison.
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During death penalty trials, the defense focuses on proving mitigating circumstances to convince a jury not to impose the death penalty, Hornsby said.
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The maximum household penalty will be the average annual premium for a Bronze Plan, or, if a per-person penalty is applied, $2,085.
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Others have suggested shrinking the size of the penalty box, where fouls are awarded with a penalty kick rather than a free kick.
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"Those who oppose the death penalty are free to try to persuade legislatures to abolish the death penalty," he told the prisoners' lawyer.
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Perhaps most distressingly, Trump's Twitter call for the death penalty in Saipov's case may backfire, preventing the death penalty from ever being imposed.
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Infractions would result in a minimum civil penalty of $250,000 and a maximum criminal penalty of $1 million and 20 years in prison.
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Christopher Clarey: France's 27 goals in this World Cup so far: penalty, own goal, tap-in after deflection and penalty Pogba skies it.
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"All major death penalty scholars in China say that death penalty decision-making has improved greatly since 2007," Professor Trevaskes said by email.
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Then she got a point penalty for smashing her racket, followed by a game penalty for verbal abuse after she confronted the umpire.
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Bruins 22, Hurricanes 23 | Boston leads series,21-0 BOSTON — The door to the visiting team's penalty box had scarcely slammed shut before the official was opening it again for another Carolina Hurricanes player to serve his punishment. Penalty. Goal. Penalty. Goal.
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If the penalty were paid to the federal government, as with the individual mandate penalty under the Affordable Care Act, the provision would comply with the Byrd rule because it would have an obvious positive budgetary effect: Penalty payments would increase federal revenues.
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Ings once issued a warning, point penalty and a game penalty against McEnroe at the 1987 U.S. Open for obscenities directed at the umpire.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor has also expressed great concerns about the courts' handling of death penalty cases, as well as some states' death penalty laws.
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In order for her to be extradited, the death penalty has been taken off the table as Mexico is opposed to the death penalty.
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The death penalty continues to suffer from the same maladies that have caused declines in both executions and the seeking of the death penalty.
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A fourth hit, by Darian Stewart in the fourth quarter, did draw a penalty, but an intentional-grounding call against Newton offset that penalty.
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Cincinnati (5-7) had a franchise-record 173 penalty yards, including an offside penalty that gave Boswell 5 extra yards on his game-winner.
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With a strong penalty shout for Liverpool in the interim, the match was sealed when Berti Vogts brought Keegan down in the penalty area.
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Stewards found Vettel wholly to blame for the incident and gave the German a 10-second time penalty as well as two penalty points.
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She refused to pursue the death penalty against a man who killed a police officer, but also defended California's death penalty system in court.
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For example in 2014, the Fed imposed a $508 million penalty against BNP Paribas, its largest ever penalty, also on safety and soundness grounds.
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A one-stroke penalty will be handed out for a second bad time, with a further one-shot penalty for each subsequent bad time.
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She refused to pursue the death penalty against a man who killed a police officer, but also defended California's death penalty system in court.
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But barring the death penalty for juveniles begged another question: If the death penalty for minors was unconstitutional, was life without parole much better?
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In their filing, Roof's lawyers did not address his alleged crimes and instead focused on the constitutional authority of the federal government to impose the death penalty, as prescribed under its Federal Death Penalty Act, and of the constitutionality of the death penalty more broadly.
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Clemency has been granted in 288 cases since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976 with the bulk coming from states that eventually repealed the death penalty, according to the non-profit Death Penalty Information Center, which monitors U.S. capital punishment.
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Read more: Death penalty states are looking for new ways to execute people Death penalty abolition is also an issue that's increasingly gained bipartisan support.
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Letting inmates escape the death penalty just because their execution method may entail a risk of severe pain "would effectively outlaw the death penalty altogether".
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Half the states have some kind of death penalty, 21 do not and four have governor-induced moratoriums, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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The penalty for third-degree murder is up to 25 years in prison and second-degree manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years.
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Families can face up to $2,085 penalty and individuals could pay as much as $695 each year for the tax penalty without providing insurance information.
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Oregonians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty are currently conducting a campaign to raise awareness in preparation for a ballot measure to repeal the penalty.
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So there you have it, the NHL's first penalty shot—#tbt to when a penalty shot could be a standing clapper from 40 feet out.
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Shaw then broke his stick over his left knee and yelled at the officials from the penalty box to earn a 10-minute misconduct penalty.
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Murphy death penalty case Observers are also awaiting a ruling in a death penalty case that could have implications for Native American territory in Oklahoma.
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But death penalty experts said it was only a matter of time before the issue of nonunanimous death penalty verdicts cropped up before the court.
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" What Schubert troublingly fails to grasp, despite touting her background having prosecuted death penalty cases, is that each and every death penalty case is "extraordinary.
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The United States contract included a 90-day probationary period during which I could leave without penalty or the company could fire me without penalty.
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The United States got a break in the 85th minute when a shot hit O'Hara's elbow in the penalty area but no penalty was called.
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Banks will charge you a penalty for withdrawing early, usually charged as a number of days worth of interest, though some offer no-penalty options.
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But support for the death penalty is dwindling across the United States, and there is little concrete evidence that the death penalty deters violent crime.
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Penalty (3 points): When awarded a penalty after the opponent commits a foul, a team may choose to kick the ball between the goal posts.
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"The kinds of drug dealer who might be subject to the death penalty are already subject to the death penalty from each other," he said.
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Kucherov left the penalty box after serving a penalty to score his third goal of the season at 6:57, after which Hutchinson replaced Andersen.
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The failure to file penalty is 5% of the unpaid tax you owe, while the penalty for failure to timely pay your taxes is 0.5%.
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While he did not mention the death penalty specifically, Axios reported recently that Trump has privately been calling for the death penalty for drug traffickers.
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Doing so, it says, means you "will avoid the late-filing penalty, which can be 10 times as costly as the penalty for not paying."
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If convicted, Robert Dear could face the death penalty or life imprisonment, though federal prosecutors say they haven't decided whether to seek the death penalty.
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Prior to New Hampshire's repeal, 30 states as well as the federal government and military had a death penalty, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Here's how we got to this point: Opposition to the death penalty is rising ... In 28, Gallup found that 80% of Americans supported the death penalty.
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There also is a penalty for failing to pay your tax bill, separate from the penalty for failing to file at all, but it's much smaller.
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If convicted of the charges against him, Guerrero would face a maximum penalty of life prison, unless prosecutors were to choose to seek the death penalty.
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The landmark 1972 Furman decision declared all death penalty legislation unconstitutional, which wiped the slate clean until the court upheld revised death penalty laws in 1976.
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By donating 100% of the bath bomb's profits to organizations like Witness to Innocence, Death Penalty Focus, and the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
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Local government spends millions on just a single death penalty trial, and states spend hundreds of millions, even billions of dollars, on keeping the death penalty.
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The United States has executed more than 1,450 people since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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The law, which dates back to the 1996 Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, allows for the state to curb federal appeals in death penalty cases.
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Human rights and anti-death penalty groups are vowing to challenge the Justice Department's decision to resume the federal death penalty after a 28503-year hiatus.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Death penalty: New Hampshire on Thursday repealed the death penalty, which it has not used in 2628 years, with the legislature's override of Republican Gov.
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According to the Death Penalty Information Center, there have been 1,460 executions since 1976, when the Supreme Court effectively lifted a moratorium on the death penalty.
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After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Florida's death penalty law in January 2016, no longer allowing judges to override nonunanimous juries in death penalty trials.
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It was no coincidence that Liverpool was in Leicester's penalty area, deep into injury time, seeking a winning goal, just before it was awarded a penalty.
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The "skinny" repeal would eliminate the individual mandate penalty, the employer mandate penalty and the medical device tax from the Affordable Care Act, according to NBC.
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A Death Penalty Information Center analysis of US murder data from 1987 through 2015 found no evidence that the death penalty deters murder or protects police.
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The national nonprofit providing information on death penalty issues doesn't take a position on the death penalty, but has been critical about how it's been administered.
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In addition to lifting the individual mandate penalty for 2017, the proposed changes would lift for three years the penalty for employers who don't offer coverage.
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Lisa Dahlkvist scored the decisive penalty on Sweden's fifth attempt after Andressa, the youngest player on the Brazil squad, saw her penalty saved by Hedvig Lindahl.
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The game became chippy with two skirmishes in the final two minutes, Toronto's Jake Muzzin was assessed an unsportsmanlike penalty as well as a roughing penalty.
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The "skinny" repeal would eliminate the individual-mandate penalty, the employer-mandate penalty and the medical-device tax from the Affordable Care Act, according to NBC.
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Goalkeeper Diego Alves has been the lone bright spot, with four more penalty saves to add to his reputation as one of Europe's best penalty stoppers.
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"Some countries have a very, very tough penalty, the ultimate penalty," Trump said while speaking at a White House summit on opioid abuse earlier this month.
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Lloyd's penalty shot, taken after a hand ball by Mexico in the penalty area, went toward the middle of the goal and was blocked by Cecilia Santiago.
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If convicted of conspiring to commit a murder-for-hire, the defendants face a mandatory penalty of life imprisonment, or possibly the death penalty, according to prosecutors.
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Common fees include a "substantial understatement" penalty and "negligence or disregard of the rules" penalty, which are an additional 20 percent of the net understatement of tax.
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There is a large partisan divide on the death penalty, with strong support among Republicans and Democrats preferring the penalty of life without parole in that poll.
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Legal basis for challenging federal death penalty "The facts of this case are indisputably grave," Roof's defense team stated in its motion to strike the death penalty.
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Clinton's stance — that the death penalty should be allowed even if it's sometimes been used on innocent people — is not uncommon among supporters of the death penalty.
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Each miss is penalized by either by straight time penalty or the athlete being forced to ski in a "penalty loop" that is usually 150 meters long.
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The bank paid $185 million in fines, including a $100 million penalty from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the largest penalty the agency has ever issued. Mrs.
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Rose Lavelle was fouled in the penalty area and, after a video review confirmed the decision, Rapinoe converted her second penalty kick for a 2-1 lead.
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Because we cannot ensure we get death penalty cases right every time, Biden will work to pass legislation to eliminate the death penalty at the federal level.
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As explained in "Proposition 28503, The 'Death Penalty Reform and Savings Act of 22019,' is Fool's Gold for Californians" qualified death penalty lawyers don't grow on trees.
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The proposed legislation would also come with a penalty for those who still choose to not cast a ballot, though that penalty has not yet been outlined.
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"State senators who voted to repeal the death penalty have ignored the 64 percent majority of Nebraskans who overwhelmingly support the death penalty," the fundraising letter said.
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"Since the state is seeking the death penalty, any juror who is opposed to the death penalty will automatically be stricken, meaning the selected jury panel will already be predisposed to consider the death penalty as a viable sentencing option before the first witness is called," he said.
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In March he suggested during a White House summit on the opioid epidemic that the death penalty for drug dealers be imported to the US. "Some countries have a very tough penalty, the ultimate penalty, and they have much less of a drug problem than we do," Trump said.
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"Since the state is seeking the death penalty, any juror who is opposed to the death penalty will automatically be stricken, meaning the selected jury panel will already be predisposed to consider the death penalty as a viable sentencing option before the first witness is called," he says.
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Facing the death penalty Roof is also set to be tried on state murder charges, and prosecutors have said they'll also seek the death penalty in that case.
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"Part of [the reason] involves my relationship with Debbie and her commitment to being anti-death penalty and her being active in anti-death penalty programs," he explained.
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"We probably will not immediately have billions of penalty payments, but the corporations have intentionally violated the GDPR, so we expect a corresponding penalty under GDPR," Schrems added.
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Washington state's death penalty is unconstitutional, the state's supreme court ruled unanimously on Thursday, with justices citing concerns about racial bias and the arbitrary imposition of the penalty.
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"We probably will not immediately have billions of penalty payments, but the corporations have intentionally violated the GDPR, so we expect a corresponding penalty under GDPR," writes Schrems.
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Failure to report carries a penalty of $10,000, and you could be on the hook for an additional $50,000 penalty if you continue to miss your reporting requirements.
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Under the settlement, the ACCC will seek a pecuniary penalty against former managing director Gary Helou, but will not seek a penalty against the company, Murray Goulburn said.
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"They can't impose a severe penalty for participating in the political activity when they would have imposed a mild penalty for another kind of absence," Wizner tells PEOPLE.
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They can take IRA withdrawals for education purposes before age 59 1/2 without penalty and also take principal out of Roth IRA accounts without penalty or tax.
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"The secretary-general opposes the death penalty on principle and is against the death penalty ruling that was handed down in this case," spokesman Farhan Haq told CNN.
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The capital murder charge against Tellis opens the door for a death penalty case, but Champion said Wednesday the prosecution is not planning to seek the death penalty.
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"There's no particular penalty for lying to the public, unless the public get tired of it, but there's a real penalty for lying about the FBI," McConnell said.
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When the chance for the penalty shot came up, Akinfenwa muscled the ball from another player and slammed the penalty shot out of the reach of Plymouth's goalkeeper.
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Moody is the oldest person put to death since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, according to figures compiled by the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Since 1966, 81 percent of penalty kicks have been successfully converted, so another idea is moving the penalty kick spot farther from the goal to make it harder.
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But, if the individual mandate tax penalty is repealed as part of the Republican tax bill there would be no such penalty to buy one of these policies.
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Death penalty Pope Francis changed the Catholic Church's stance on the death penalty, saying it's never admissible and the church will work to end it around the world.
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India does impose the death penalty but has only carried out three executions since 2007, according to a recent report by Amnesty International on the global death penalty.
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A 2004 ruling decided that the death penalty violated New York State's Constitution; Ms. James said she would not support bringing back the death penalty to New York.
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The death penalty is on the decline Capital punishment across the US remained near "historic lows" last year, according to a report by the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Amel Majri might have won a penalty — a few days ago, she would have won a penalty — to eliminate it entirely, to take the game to extra time.
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Trump tweeted "SHOULD GET DEATH PENALTY" for a New York terrorist suspect in November, one of more than a dozen tweets calling for the death penalty since 2012.
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Tampa Bay has No. 1-ranked power play and penalty killing units, but last season the Lightning were ranked 28th out of 31 teams in penalty killing efficiency.
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Since 2004, 22 states have abolished the death penalty through either legislative or court action, according to the Washington-based Death Penalty Information Center, which tracks the issue.
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Williams was given a point penalty by the chair umpire Louise Engzell, and because it was match point for Clijsters at the time, the penalty ended the match.
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The schedule, death penalty researchers and historians said, was unequaled in the modern history of capital punishment in the United States, which reinstated the death penalty in 1976.
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Another unfortunate reality is that the federal death penalty is marred by the same problems of racial bias and geographical disparity found in the state death penalty systems.
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The proceedings in the penalty phase are not bound by the federal rules of evidence, and the focus of the penalty phase is not on the defendant's guilt.
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Double jeopardy and death penalty Tuesday, justices will hear a case involving the death penalty that will be closely watched to see how divided the eight justices are.
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In "Penalty-Kick Shootouts Are a World Cup Abomination," Rob Hughes passionately states a perceived problem in the current game of soccer: The penalty shootout is an abomination.
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In France's 1-0 defeat of Nigeria, the only goal came on a retaken penalty by Wendie Renard; the initial penalty also had been awarded after V.A.R. review.
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After Trump's comments in March 2018 endorsing the death penalty for drug pushers, Quinnipiac asked about the death penalty in a poll and found 58% of Americans support the death penalty for people convicted of murder but another majority, 51%, said they would prefer a sentence of life without parole.
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The 19-year-old looked dominant, using his speed to score two goals, including this beauty on the penalty shot: McDavid on a penalty shot is kinda not fair.
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Here is how the United States got to this point: Opposition to the death penalty is rising ... In 1994, Gallup found that 80% of Americans supported the death penalty.
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SYRACUSE CAN START PENALTY The N.C.A.A. Committee on Infractions has approved a request by Syracuse to begin serving its scholarship penalty this season, the university said in a statement.
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"You are looking at a death penalty that is not nationally imposed," Robert Dunham, executive director of the non-profit Death Penalty Information Center, said in a telephone interview.
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Here is how the United States got to this point: Opposition to the death penalty is rising ... In 287, Gallup found that 21995% of Americans supported the death penalty.
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Just a single military lawyer without death penalty expertise remains on the team, and death penalty cases can't move forward unless defendants have counsel with significant capital punishment experience.
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Kvyat, who was given a three-place penalty after qualifying, has scored only twice and is dangerously close to a one-race ban because of his penalty points tally.
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Vardy fell too easily and too theatrically in the penalty area and was sent off for "simulation," which is FIFA's word for blatant diving to gain a penalty kick.
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The state's death penalty process is under scrutiny after the high court ruled in January that a similar death penalty law in Florida gave too much discretion to judges.
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That would be the first financial penalty for Facebook in the US since the Cambridge Analytica scandal surfaced in March, and the FTC's largest penalty against a technology company.
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California has executed 85033 people since 1976, when the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, an organization that advocates against capital punishment.
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It is less used, less popular and just as unnecessary as ever, according to a year-end report from the Death Penalty Information Center, which tracks death penalty numbers.
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BP had originally faced a Clean Water Act penalty of more than $13 billion, though the federal government would have needed to steer such a penalty through the courts.
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The penalty does not affect projects where KPMG has already been appointed, and KPMG has a right to appeal against the penalty before an independent authority, the CMA said.
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More than a hundred countries (that is, most of them) worldwide have abolished the death penalty; some others have death penalty laws on the books, but don't utilize them.
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That penalty is currently $695 per adult and $347.50 per child; the total penalty per family can reach $2,085 or 2.5 percent of the family's income, whichever is greater.
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According to the official Grand Slam rule book, a first infraction gets a warning, a second offence results in a point penalty while a third brings about a game penalty.
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And because the Republican plan's penalty "is not tied to income," as Obamacare's penalty is, "low-income individuals will pay significantly more under" the GOP proposal than higher income earners.
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Marion Wilson Jr. is the 1,500th person to be executed in the United States since the return of the death penalty in 1976, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Robert Dunham at the Death Penalty Information Centre, a non-profit organisation, does not interpret the success of pro-death penalty propositions as a sign that attitudes are hardening again.
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Although the death penalty in Nebraska was reinstated after it was momentarily abolished in 2015, Maly believes within three decades the death penalty in the US will be no more.
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Another potential black juror was struck for the stated reason that his church opposed the death penalty, although the prosecution's notes showed the church did not oppose the death penalty.
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In the final minute of the first half of the semifinal match between France and Germany, France were awarded a penalty quick for a hand ball in the penalty area.
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Death penalty Once banned, then brought back, the death penalty now exists in a piecemeal fashion with executions a reality or a thing of the past, depending on the state.
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In the Colts–Jaguars game, Denard Robinson spun the ball after a play and earned a taunting penalty that offset a penalty for an illegal hit on the same play.
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The think tank's parent company said it did not accept the penalty and will seek to apply for reconsideration and take legal steps to request that the penalty be lifted.
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People who didn't have insurance during the year will either have to pay a penalty, or cite one of several qualifying exemptions for not having coverage and avoiding the penalty.
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She's drawn a hard line on the death penalty Ayala made headlines in June when she announced she would not seek the death penalty in any cases in her district.
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In order for her to be extradited, the death penalty has been taken off the table as Mexico is opposed to the death penalty, officials said at the press conference.
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Defenseman Jonathan Ericsson took an interference penalty on Patrick Eaves with 8:34 left and Ott went to the penalty box for tripping defenseman Julius Honka with 7:20 remaining.
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This book is not really about why we should end the death penalty but rather about why the end of the death penalty will improve the broader criminal justice system.
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The maximum penalty for threatening to use a biological toxin as a weapon is life in prison, while mailing a threat against the president carries a five-year maximum penalty.
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This is very similar to a mandate, except that the penalty is paid to insurers during the first year of enrollment rather than as a tax penalty year after year.
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Simmons (2005) Banned the death penalty for juveniles The death penalty case concerned Christopher Simmons, who committed capital murder when he was 17 years old and was sentenced to death.
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The use of the death penalty has been on the decline in the US in recent years, according to a trove of data maintained by the Death Penalty Information Center.
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The Oregon Justice Resource Center (OJRC), an anti-death penalty organization, in 2016 found that the death penalty cost twice as much as those for life sentences in the state.
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Fiji, Madagascar, Republic of Congo, and Suriname all scrapped the death penalty entirely in 2015, and Mongolia's government also passed legislation to abolish the death penalty, effective later this year.
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"The stats at the moment say that 60 percent of penalty shootouts are won by the team that takes the first penalty," Stewart Regan, a board member, told The Telegraph.
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Before Trump signed this tax law, Obamacare required most Americans to either buy insurance or pay a tax penalty; the 2017 law removed the penalty, rendering the mandate effectively toothless.
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After serving a double-minor penalty for high-sticking, Bortuzzo jumped out of the penalty box, took a lead pass from Ivan Barbashev and tied the game on the breakaway.
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Insurers could increase their premiums by 22020 percent, and in that sense, Republicans would replace a penalty for not having insurance with a new penalty for allowing insurance to lapse.
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After that may come a vote for a partial, "skinny" repeal that would eliminate the individual mandate penalty, the employer mandate penalty and the medical device tax, according to NBC.
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In additional to scrapping the penalty for individuals who don't obtain coverage, the bill would also get rid of the penalty for business that fail to offer coverage to employees.
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The penalty may still prove to be too small to get enough people to buy insurance, but I think people's knowledge is still catching up as the penalty phases in.
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The penalty for third-degree murder is up to 25 years in prison and second-degree manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years, according to a state website.
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"With the repeal of the individual mandate penalty, that makes these plans more attractive, because they don't have to pay a penalty anymore and they can buy that cheaper coverage without having to pay a penalty on top of it," said Cynthia Cox, a health insurance expert with the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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He also picked up a slashing penalty near the end of the second period, when the Islanders spent 10 minutes in either 4-on-4 action or on the penalty kill.
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His sentence of life in prison without parole was the maximum penalty under a plea agreement with prosecutors which saw him admit his crimes in exchange for avoiding the death penalty.
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In Texas — one of 32 states with capital punishment as legal penalty — the death penalty can be imposed only if prosecutors find that an inmate poses a future danger to society.
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Utah is the only American state that has executed someone by firing squad since the resumption of the death penalty, said Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center.
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And it calls for legislation that would end the death penalty on the federal level -- a reversal from his support for the death penalty during his six terms in the Senate.
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While the penalty called on Burfict — and a subsequent penalty on another Bengals player — helped set the Steelers up for their game-winning field goal, Brown was diagnosed with a concussion.
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After all, it is an inescapable fact that Luis Suarez dived theatrically to win the penalty that made it 5-1 (the penalty for 3-0 was hardly a stonewaller, either).
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Van Hook's execution would bring to 56 the number of executions in Ohio since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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The U.S. Comptroller's office said on Tuesday that U.S. Bank will pay a $10 million penalty and Santander a $3.4 million penalty to lift 2011 consent orders related to mortgage practices.
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A majority of the 32 states with the death penalty have imposed secrecy around their drug sources, saying that suppliers would face severe reprisals or even violence from death penalty opponents.
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The agreement includes a civil penalty of $85033 million and a $19 million penalty paid to the state of California, totaling nearly half a billion dollars in penalties, according to officials.
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From my experiences and beliefs, that are shared by my fellow Commissioners of the International Commission against the Death Penalty (ICDP), the death penalty is not the solution to end criminality.
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The agreement includes a civil penalty of $220006 million and a $2202 million penalty paid to the state of California, totaling nearly half a billion dollars in penalties, according to officials.
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The United Nations and Amnesty International have urged the government not to reintroduce the death penalty by hanging, citing concerns whether some inmates facing the death penalty had had fair trials.
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So far this year, the death penalty has been implemented 20 times, and no more executions are scheduled before the end of the year, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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BANK OF AMERICA PENALTY TOSSED IN BAD LOANS CASE: Bank of America on Monday won a reprieve from paying a $85033 billion penalty over shoddy mortgages sold by its Countrywide arm.
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Gustavo Quinteros, the Ecuador coach, said his players had all taken three or four penalty kicks a day in preparation, and Klinsmann said his team had practiced penalty kicks as well.
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The appeals court said Indiana can ask a jury to reimpose the death penalty if Stephenson does not wear the stun belt, or ask a judge to impose a lesser penalty.
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While men engaging in gay sex face the death penalty, lesbian sex carries a different penalty of 40 strokes of the cane and/or a maximum of 10 years in jail.
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Nor is this a story about the death penalty, per se—even though death penalty supporters would be hard-pressed to argue that Williams didn't commit his crimes under mitigating circumstances.
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However, the Giants were hit with a delay of game penalty when they tried to line up for the two-point conversion, and after the penalty, Manning's pass to Beckham failed.
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Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, which opposes the death penalty, called the potential use of nitrogen in capital cases "an experimentation" that would likely cause suffering.
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Three minutes after the halftime break, Paul Dummett hauled down Mohamed Salah in the penalty area, and Salah, Liverpool's top scorer, converted the penalty for his sixth goal in five matches.
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Nelson says flight attendants are lobbying to raise the jail time penalty and civil penalty for air rage incidents, but while in the air, there's only so much you can do.
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Though the United States Code still contains Obamacare's language requiring individuals to pay a tax penalty if they do not have insurance, the amount of that penalty is now zero dollars.
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Shortly after veteran forward Matt Hendricks was released from the penalty box after serving a holding penalty, Streit's blast from the point beat Gustavsson for his fifth goal of the season.
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The ideal capital structure came to be seen as a trade-off between the penalty for holding too much debt (bankruptcy) and the penalty for holding too little (forgone tax benefits).
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" Stewart said the indictment initially called for the death penalty but a state expert advised the penalty "was not appropriate in this case due to the mental defects of the defendant.
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Benteke proved an adequate replacement in attack as he won the penalty that led to the equalizer, powering his way into the Russian penalty box before Roman Neustadter brought him down.
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He exited the penalty box after serving a minor penalty for tripping and took a long lead pass from Lawson Crouse that sent Richardson on a breakaway down the left wing.
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"They can't impose a severe penalty for participating in the political activity when they would have imposed a mild penalty for another kind of absence," ACLU lawyer Ben Wizner tells People.
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The Senate's bill zeros out ObamaCare's individual mandate penalty for those who don't have health insurance, and Republicans have also highlighted that most people who pay the penalty make under $50,000.
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But death penalty opponents wondered a decade later where that principle had gone when as California's attorney general Ms. Harris appealed a judge's decision declaring the state's death penalty law unconstitutional.
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Wilson was the 1,500th inmate executed since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976, four years after declaring existing death penalty statutes unconstitutional, the Death Penalty Information Center said.
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They go a bit wide – Nico gets a penalty.
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Executions, new death sentences and public support for the death penalty in the United States remained at their lowest levels in decades this year as half of the country has abolished the death penalty or imposed a moratorium on executions, according to the annual report of a death penalty research group released on Tuesday.
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Among the law's many provisions was the Federal Death Penalty Act, which expanded federal law to make 60 crimes, including drug crimes that do not involve homicide, eligible for the death penalty.
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Conversions less than five years old may incur a 10 percent penalty, and earnings from the account would generate both taxable income and a 10 percent penalty if a withdrawal is made.
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"California has a history of driving the car in both directions at the same time," said Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, which documents U.S. death penalty cases.
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Because the federal death penalty didn't exist for much of the 1970s and '80s, there have been far fewer federal death penalty cases tried in recent decades than at the state level.
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Here's what that means for Robert Mueller "Any new death penalty case would be able to raise a legal challenge, because you need AG approval to pursue the death penalty," Roiphe said.
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A revision to the bill that imposes a penalty for prolonged lapses in insurance coverage addresses the original bill's provision to drop the Obamacare penalty on those who do not have insurance.
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The minority leader also backed a measure that would repeal the death penalty in California, another position at odds with some of her party, including Hillary Clinton, who supports the death penalty.
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Referees on Thursday night called a penalty after one of the blows to Newton, but many watching the contest criticized the lack of a penalty call on at least one other hit.
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For the death penalty to be sought, the State Attorney&aposs Office would have to convene a death penalty review committee, Samantha Syoen, communications director for the State Attorney&aposs Office, said.
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Since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, 1,452 people have been executed in the United States -- all but 175 by lethal injection, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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" Last month, Denham explained the decision to impose the maximum penalty on Facebook by saying: "We considered these contraventions to be so serious we imposed the maximum penalty under the previous legislation.
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Montana: After a bill to abolish the death penalty narrowly failed along party lines in the last session, a Republican lawmaker introduced a new bill to repeal the penalty in this session.
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The Oklahoma Death Penalty Review Commission recommended the continuation of a moratorium on the death penalty "until significant reforms are accomplished," Brad Henry, commission co-chairman and former Oklahoma governor, said Tuesday.
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Burnley striker Sam Vokes touched the ball with his hand in the Swansea penalty area, but Taylor thought it was a Swansea player, and awarded a penalty to Burnley, which they converted.
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Zenefits agreed to pay a $450,000 penalty, and Conrad agreed to pay $350,000 in disgorgement plus $23,692.39 in interest and a $160,000 penalty for a total of $533,692, according to the SEC.
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The CFPB last week announced a $6900 million fine for Wells Fargo, including a $2628 million penalty paid to the CFPB's civil penalty fund — the largest fine ever levied by the regulator.
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In another trick, a pretend penalty of 19923, he rolled the ball sideways from the penalty spot to an unnoticed team-mate, who then slipped it stealthily back to let him score.
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The Pew survey found that while support for the death penalty has dropped among all Americans, the sharpest decline has happened among Democrats — and 56 percent of Democrats oppose the death penalty.
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On Monday night against the San Jose Sharks, that meant scoring on a controversial penalty shot late in regulation, killing a penalty in overtime and scoring the only goal in a shootout.
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CHILD EXPLOITATION RISKS "Whatever penalty they get ... will be premised on the idea of causing them pain, that's what a civil penalty is," said Brian Johnson, a banking analyst at Jefferies Australia.
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On Thursday, these illegal banking practices cost Wells Fargo $185 million in fines, including a $100 million penalty from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the largest such penalty the agency has issued.
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Scott had signed the state's fix to the state's fix — mandating unanimous jury decisions for death penalty sentences — just two days before Ayala announced she would not be pursuing the death penalty.
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Critics say greater use of the death penalty could tie up resources at U.S. Attorneys offices, because death penalty cases are more complex and take longer to move through the court system.
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It is the biggest penalty for a violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 20143, surpassing a $800 million penalty paid by Siemens in 2008 to authorities in the United States.
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Cronin's penalty-kill structure is no different from a traditional box formation — the standard for penalty killing in hockey, with two forwards at the points and two defensemen closer to the net.
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Though the United States Code still contains the same language requiring individuals to pay a tax penalty if they do not have insurance, the amount of that penalty is now zero dollars.
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All of this dovetails with changing public perceptions about capital punishment, said Robert Dunham, the executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, which provides analysis on issues concerning the death penalty.
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To the Editor: Re "Democratic Candidates Rethink the Death Penalty, and Its Politics" (news article, April 9): Our political parties should not be overly swayed by public opinion on the death penalty.
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But if Delaware's legislature does not act, New Hampshire will become the only state in the northeastern part of the country that still allows the death penalty: According to the Death Penalty Information Center, 2015 had the lowest number of death sentences since the death penalty was reinstituted in 1973 — continuing an overall drop since 1996.
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"The death penalty itself becomes a participant in the decision, almost as if the death penalty is given a seat at the table," said Mr. Bruck, who represented Mr. Roof during the guilt phase of his trial but was sidelined by the defendant during the penalty phase, when jurors decide whether a death sentence is appropriate.
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What makes the plaintiffs so sure he won't simply rule that just because the tax penalty has been reduced to zero does not mean that there is no longer a tax penalty, it just means that until a future Congress comes along and raises that tax — something Congresses have been known to do — the penalty is zero?
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It's the third Commission antitrust penalty for Google, following the $21.49BN fine for anti-competitive behaviors attached to Android last summer and a $21.7BN penalty for Google Shopping antitrust violations in mid 2017.
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Although the Obama administration has said it would not seek the death penalty for Snowden, there are few, if any, barriers stopping the Trump administration from seeking death-penalty-eligible charges against him.
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Leddy was awarded his first career penalty shot, and snapped a wrister past the glove side of Nilsson to make it 2-1, becoming the first Islanders defenseman to convert a penalty shot.
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"They (Pfizer) have caved in to pressure from the anti-death penalty side," said Kent Scheidegger, legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation, a victims' rights organization that supports the death penalty.
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She was then given a point penalty for smashing her racket into the court, and minutes before the close of the match, she was handed a game penalty for verbal abuse against Ramos.
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Scott has taken 27 of death penalty cases away from Orlando prosecutor Aramis Ayala after she said in March that she would not pursue the death penalty in any cases during her term.
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The judge then sentenced Chris to life in prison without parole, the maximum penalty under a plea agreement with prosecutors which saw him admit his crimes in exchange for avoiding the death penalty.
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Here's his reaction to an offside penalty against the Wolverines, whose playoff hopes remain a bit murky: That eruption earned him an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, and likely contributed to the fine and reprimand.
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"A $62 million penalty and promises to maintain pipelines as a penalty for the worst inland oil disaster in U.S. history is woefully insufficient," said Collin O'Mara, president of the National Wildlife Federation.
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Predators 5, Stars 4 (OT) Mattias Ekholm, whose penalty late in regulation put Nashville in harm's way, roared out of the penalty box to net the winner in overtime to beat host Dallas.
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The incident occurred with 4:26 remaining in the game and the score already 5-1, with Kucherov drawing a minor penalty for tripping, a major penalty for boarding and a game misconduct.
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Williams later broke her racket and shouted at Ramos, which led to a penalty point and a game penalty, two costly penalties as Osaka went on to win the match and the championship.
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Ohio acknowledged that the penalty for violating the mandate will be $0 in 2019, but it rightly worries that so long as the mandate remains the law the tax penalty could be reinstated.
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The Libyan militant faces the death penalty, and had also requested that the court take that penalty off the table, since the Libyan government would likely not have subjected him to that punishment.
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Here's what it says:No 503% penalty on early withdrawals up to $250,250A provision in the relief bill allows Americans to take penalty-free distributions from IRAs and qualified retirement plans up to $2000,000.
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The ZTE penalty was tucked into a large military policy bill that passed this week in the Senate and still must be reconciled with the House bill, which did not include the penalty.
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He joined the rush after coming out of the penalty box following a two-minute slashing penalty and beat Holtby with a shot from outside the right circle 10:06 into the period.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Comptroller's office said on Tuesday that U.S. Bank will pay a $10 million penalty and Santander a $3.4 million penalty to lift 2011 consent orders related to mortgage practices.
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If you owe a penalty but aren't owed a refund, and then you decide not to pay the penalty, the Internal Revenue Service may take it out of a future refund, she says.
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"The options we're looking at are the full revocation, the revocation of just the A10 section or a penalty, but a 150 million euro ($170 million) penalty is too low," Rixi told Reuters.
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He appealed and, after a retrial, got the death penalty.
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The court could even decide to end the death penalty.
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If convicted, Williams and Shannon could face the death penalty.
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Nazara said the penalty on JPMorgan has already taken effect.
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I think there should be like death penalty or something.
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On Tuesday, they decided Dylann Roof deserves the death penalty.
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He was given the death penalty for the murder convictions.
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To Paul, this is simply letting insurers charge the penalty.
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There was also the added stress of two penalty shootouts.
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Johnny Depp is taking a stand against the death penalty.
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Many other rich nations have stopped using the death penalty.
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Then Williams once again confronted Ramos for the point penalty.
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It carries a maximum penalty of 23 years in prison.
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Neither Zhu nor Lei suffered any penalty for the fraud.
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The sedition law carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
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The death penalty and immigration are also on the docket.
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Erdogan has openly said Turkey may reinstate the death penalty.
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I think there should be like death penalty or something.
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In August, Roof's attorneys had challenged the federal death penalty.
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The points were erased because of a personal foul penalty.
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Death penalty opponents were quick to criticize the planned executions.
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LONDON — Penalty trick shots are not for the faint hearted.
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Given the allegations involved, Alan could face the death penalty.
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And the agency might be puffing up its penalty numbers.
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The IRS might let you slide on an underpayment penalty.
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Why then is support for the death penalty increasing again?
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Vernon Fiddler was serving a penalty for slashing Jaden Schwartz.
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The two violations resulted in a point penalty for Williams.
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The penalty imposed on Lloyds was a record retail fine.
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The penalty starts accruing the day after the tax deadline.
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MTN said the profit warning did not include the penalty.
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Buffalo's Jack Eichel was in the penalty box for slashing.
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He received a minor penalty for boarding in the game.
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Judge Kavanaugh forcefully denied the allegations under penalty of perjury.
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Each charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years imprisonment.
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Apple Card has no late fees and no penalty rates.
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Cordray decided a far higher $109 million penalty was appropriate.
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All involved face a maximum penalty of life in prison.
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In that case she agreed to pay a $500,000 penalty.
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TRACKING the use of the death penalty is not easy.
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The death penalty in Bangladesh is carried out by hanging.
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In 2007, it paid a penalty more than $630 million.
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The penalty phase of the trial will begin May 12.
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He converted the team's second penalty in the second half.
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He also sometimes cast liberal votes on the death penalty.
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Is there a penalty for filing an amended tax return?
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His crime bill expanded the death penalty for drug kingpins.
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President Obama has not called for abolishing the death penalty.
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Officials said prosecutors will seek the death penalty against him.
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For these killings, California prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
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The company paid the $1 billion civil penalty last week.
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Go deeper: Trump: U.S. needs to stiffen death penalty laws
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This meant that Byron was not facing civil penalty action.
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It has levied a very large penalty in this case.
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It confirmed that the bank had now paid the penalty.
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Golsby could face the death penalty, according to the filing.
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The benefits of the death penalty are also simply questionable.
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The death penalty is the ultimate cruel and inhuman punishment.
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His lawyer says he confessed to avoid the death penalty.
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Prosecutors wanted to seek the death penalty for Kenneth Ancrum.
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Ayala never commented on the death penalty during her campaign.
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Go deeper: Where the death penalty survives around the world
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She recently voted to do away with the death penalty.
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A Georgia prosecutor is seeking the death penalty for Murray.
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He faces a maximum penalty of life imprisonment, if convicted.
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Florida prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Cruz, 19.
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An SEC penalty would have added insult to that injury.
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The ruling was hailed a victory by death penalty critics.
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An Arizona penalty about a minute later swung the momentum.
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President, we all know he should get the death penalty.
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NFL considers proposed 15-yard penalty for kneeling , report says.
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He faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison.
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"That (penalty) will come into play for sure," said Hamilton.
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If they make the contribution anyway, the penalty may apply.
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Failing to do that can lead to a tax penalty.
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Those companies should have to pay a penalty for that.
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The second potential penalty is for underpayment of taxes owed.
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To be clear, the suspects could face the death penalty?
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"It was really important," Sutter said of that penalty kill.
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Under state law, Davison's death penalty will be automatically appealed.
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Both were also given two penalty points on their superlicense.
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As it didn't succeed, they've paid the penalty by death.
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She also hasn't pursued the death penalty in other cases.
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Facebook, as you might imagine, disagrees with the regulatory penalty.
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It was the second costly Falcons penalty of the possession.
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So holding reserves at the central bank represented a penalty.
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He received a life sentence rather than the death penalty.
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Life sentencing is the best alternative to the death penalty.
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Let's examine Ramos's conclusions, beginning with the penalty for coaching.
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He faces a maximum penalty of two years in prison.
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"[Alyssa] Naeher's penalty save was a huge deal," Kurk added.
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It carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison.
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Being gay in Saudi Arabia ispunishable with the death penalty.
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The penalty adds up to about $1,000 over three years.
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Urias agreed not to appeal the penalty, according to MLB.
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The death penalty fails to meet any of those measurements.
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The Avalanche answered on a delayed penalty six minutes later.
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"Under penalty of felony, I denied this categorically," he said.
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Prosecutors have said they plan to seek the death penalty.
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They also said she reassured them on the death penalty.
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The Supreme Court is closely divided over the death penalty.
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This recent study strengthens the argument against the obesity penalty.
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He believes Proposition 2900, death penalty reform, is deeply flawed.
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But don't just accept the penalty, say personal financial advisors.
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The government announces the death penalty and we accept it.
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Charter has also been hit with a $2 million penalty.
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Swaim immediately hit the ground and penalty flags were thrown.
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When I am president, we will abolish the death penalty.
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Instead, the state was determined to seek the death penalty.
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A big, painful penalty may well be in the offing.
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There are also no late fees and no penalty rates.
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Few defendants in death penalty trials can afford a lawyer.
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But they also raise deeper issues with the death penalty.
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Prosecutors have indicated that they will seek the death penalty.
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It came with Tyler Bozak sitting out a tripping penalty.
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The death penalty is too final & too prone to error.
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You kill a cop, and it's called the death penalty.
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For some FTC commissioners, the penalty didn't go far enough.
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"The death penalty is a great bargaining tool," she said.
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SHOULD GET DEATH PENALTY!' the President tweeted late Wednesday night.
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The existing penalty is $5.50 and hadn't changed since 85033.
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However, the chips and guacamole belong in the penalty box.
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There is no penalty for not meeting the 2% target.
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The death penalty had been recommended by the state prosecution.
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I used to be in favor of the death penalty.
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The penalty would be less than two months of premiums.
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Hundreds of goals, thousands of penalty minutes, dozens of fights.
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If under 12 years, you will be given death penalty.
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Prosecutors have announced their intention to seek the death penalty.
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He could face the death penalty when he is sentenced.
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But the death penalty is still on the statute book.
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Though no penalty was imposed, Spieth was far from delighted.
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Bird settled in February, agreeing to pay a $300,000 penalty.
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Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, has opposed the death penalty for decades.
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Moreover, it would be a penalty charges up to 23,000$.
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I am knowingly submitting this letter under penalty of felony.
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SAMA did not specify the size of the financial penalty.
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The tax penalty for not getting health insurance is eliminated.
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Pete Ricketts is a staunch supporter of the death penalty.
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The suspect in the shooting is facing the death penalty.
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Judge Kavanaugh forcefully denied the allegations under penalty of perjury.
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Federal authorities said they intended to pursue the death penalty.
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A Florida prosecutor said he would seek the death penalty.
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Women in particular pay an earnings penalty for having children.
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Served as assistant secretary of Nebraskans for the Death Penalty.
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Modric. He blew the earlier penalty, and Schmeichel guesses right.
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GOAL Kjaer gets it right with a penalty blasted right.
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"Perjury of penalty" is enough to trust Judge, Cornyn said.
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I'm assuming theres a financial penalty for failure to report?
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The decision brings the first serious penalty Pantaleo has faced.
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She even flopped once to try to win a penalty.
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The game penalty led Kyrgios to go on a tirade.
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Neville has no qualms about keeping Parris on penalty duty.
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ELIMINATE PLAYERS' RIGHT to catch a service toss without penalty.
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It also said it did not expect a financial penalty.
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Colorado became the 22nd state to repeal the death penalty.
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It should have been 8, but Neymar missed a penalty.
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There are numerous pragmatic reasons to abolish the death penalty.
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Instead they have placed Mr. Putin in the penalty box.
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Mr. Montgomery's charges carry the death penalty, Mr. Smith said.
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President Donald Trump has also called for the death penalty.
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He also said the gunman should get the death penalty.
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However, he had no compunction about invoking the death penalty.
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Alaska Hawaii States with no death penalty New Hampshire Wash.
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"But landing in water is a penalty stroke," Jones said.
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Gavin Newsom has put a moratorium on the death penalty.
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Whereas murderers have done something to merit the death penalty.
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That meant a penalty, and a red card for Sanchez.
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And Kagawa converted the penalty to put Japan on top.
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Mexico narrowly escapes returning the favor with a penalty kick.
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But a video review determined that it was a penalty.
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No one will remember his blunder to surrender the penalty.
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Denmark free kick from the side of the penalty box.
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Luckily for Senegal it was just outside the penalty box.
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No penalty is called and a review upholds the decision.
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R.B.S. paid a civil penalty, but escaped criminal charges altogether.
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Decisions by prosecutors to seek the death penalty varied widely.
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Lingard appeals for the penalty, but Mark Geiger isn't interested.
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If convicted Mohammed is likely to receive the death penalty.
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The maximum penalty was eventually changed to life in prison.
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There are many pragmatic reasons for abolishing the death penalty.
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Nebraskans voted overwhelmingly in 2016 to reinstate the death penalty.
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As he fell, Colombian referee Wilmar Roldan called the penalty.
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Users have the flexibility to repay early with no penalty.
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The death penalty in the United States is in decline.
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"In California the death penalty is dead," Rubin tells PEOPLE.
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A violation would result in an "Excessive Shot Time" penalty.
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This seemingly draconian penalty is explained by concerns about betting.
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"It was never a penalty," Barnsley Manager Paul Heckingbottom said.
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He faces federal murder charges and possibly the death penalty.
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Its authors suggested that policymakers explore a vacant home penalty.
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Anyone who flunks that task will suffer an unusual penalty.
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But this season, the team's penalty kill is a weapon.
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You need, as in England, the certainty of the penalty.
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Friday's $3 billion penalty, while large, is not record breaking.
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Prosecutors sought the death penalty in five of six trials.
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Failure to do so could result in a $10,000 penalty.
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" "The penalty for treason under the US code is death.
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By taking the plea deal, Winn avoided the death penalty.
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The jury did not elaborate on what prompted the penalty.
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Supporters of the death penalty expressed frustration over the issue.
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That was unsurprising and necessary, death penalty defense lawyers said.
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The Republican plan repeals the penalty for not buying insurance.
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He could face the death penalty if he is convicted.
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"Some countries have a very, very tough penalty," Trump said.
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He faces a maximum penalty of two years in jail.
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Mind you, the companies had agreed to the penalty amounts.
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In 2015, the average individual mandate penalty was only $442.
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If found guilty, the women could face the death penalty.
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For each payment period, a penalty is applied for underpayment.
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Put simply, fossil fuel companies are in the penalty box.
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Each count carries a maximum penalty of 20 years imprisonment.
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"He cannot avoid death penalty on these grounds," Maneshinde said.
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For a criminal penalty, there's a reputational issue in play.
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Suspended disbursements from its Civil Penalty Fund in late November.
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"That should carry a consequence and a penalty," said Nieto.
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Reed accepts the penalty but maintains the infraction was unintentional.
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Under the proposed rules, it would not be a penalty.
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Correa missed a penalty in the 15th minute for Sevilla.
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In 19983, it paid a penalty more than $630 million.
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Flake knows the penalty for wandering from the tribe well.
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As for deterrence, the death penalty speaks loudly and clearly.
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That came following New York's first penalty of the game.
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"We'll kill that penalty anytime," Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault said.
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Up went an arm as she stopped, whistling a penalty.
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GOP plan cuts subsidies so much that penalty is unworkable.
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The execution comes amid scrutiny over Alabama's death penalty process.
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The kingdom's attorney general sought the death penalty for him.
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Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of them.
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The charges against him, including sedition, carry the death penalty.
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Investors seemed to take heart in the relatively light penalty.
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This is not just a dispute over the death penalty.
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"I'm somebody who still embraces the death penalty," McConnell said.
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"It's important that we get civil penalty authority," he said.
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Overdraft fees were originally a penalty primarily associated with checks.
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Penalty goals will count for two points instead of three.
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The death penalty is still legal in much of America.
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And even that Kovalchuk penalty ended up being walked back.
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The penalty for children is half the adult rate ($10953).
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Clinton was asked if she still supports the death penalty.
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Judges incur no penalty for failing to do these things.
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VICE: Let's start broad: Why has the death penalty declined?
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A judicial official said some could face the death penalty.
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In Japan, the death penalty is carried out by hanging.
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The penalty for too little is starvation, a terrible death.
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The threat of the penalty also played a big role.
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Florida prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in his case.
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Four years later the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in Gregg v Georgia by a 7-2 majority, finding that states had mended their death-penalty laws to address the concerns in Furman.
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Instead of a clear choice between buying comprehensive insurance and going without (and paying a penalty), there will now be an option to buy cheap plans that offer thinner coverage (and pay no penalty).
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Instead, it was the words of Jesus in the Bible that led him to join the anti–death penalty movement; advocating against the death penalty gelled with the social justice emphasized by his faith.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) fined Wells Fargo $185 million, including a $100 million penalty the bank will pay to the CFPB's Civil Penalty Fund -- the largest fine ever levied by the regulator.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) fined Wells Fargo $28500 million, including a $6900 million penalty the bank will pay to the CFPB's civil penalty fund — the largest fine ever levied by the regulator.
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Asay is the 93rd person to have been executed in Florida since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in the country in the mid-1970s, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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"—USA Today Trump Pushes Death Penalty for NYC Attack SuspectIn a late-night tweet Wednesday, the president said Sayfullo Saipov, suspected of killing eight people in the Manhattan truck attack, "SHOULD GET DEATH PENALTY!
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Those in favor of abolishing the death penalty may call the death penalty cruel and unusual but I would argue that these killers will have it easy – they will be executed by lethal injection.
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Georgia especially is tightly intertwined with the history of the death penalty: A lawsuit over Georgia's use of capital punishment in 213 led to a moratorium on the death penalty in the United States.
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When you look at who gets the death penalty in this country, it becomes vividly apparent that we value victims differently, and that it is hardly the "worst of the worst" receiving this penalty.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE's decision to seek the death penalty for Boston Marathon bomber Dzokhar Tsarnaev, Warren said she was against the death penalty but respected Holder's decision.
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Twenty-nine states have the death penalty, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, and a map of those states looks a lot like the red-blue political demarcations of next year's presidential contest.
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It said violators would face a $10 million penalty for every disclosure of nonpublic information they learned during their White House tenure, though Marcus said the penalty was probably reduced in the final version.
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The penalty: The $5 billion penalty (4.3 billion euros) is higher than the 2.4 billion euro fine that EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager hit Google with in a previous case about online comparison shopping.
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It keeps a lot of the taxes; keeps the Medicaid expansion, and actually expand it; they get rid of the mandate, but bring in this other penalty which is just basically the mandate penalty.
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Since the reinstatement of the federal death penalty in 1988, 77 defendants have been sentenced to death, compared with more than 5,000 in state courts through 2015, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Asked whether she supported calls by Mr. Trump and others for the death penalty, Ms. James said she is against the death penalty, but would support it in the case of the synagogue shooting.
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Neither senator's statement directly addressed the president's call for the death penalty for traffickers, but Ms. Hassan's aides said that in comments earlier in the day, she had opposed the death penalty for traffickers.
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With France awarded a late penalty that seemed to present it a ticket to victory against Nigeria and first place in its group, Renard stepped up and sent the penalty around the left post.
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But V.A.R. would come to France's rescue, and the first penalty kick was awarded after French forward Viviane Asseyi lunged for a cross inside Nigeria's penalty area with defender Ngozi Ebere marking her tightly.
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Ronaldo, running alongside Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti at the edge of the penalty area, fell into the box after the players collided and appealed to the referee, Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea, for a penalty.
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Melia stopped first-half penalty kick by Marco Fabian, his eighth save in 20 penalty kick tries since the start of the 280 season, three more than any other MLS goalie during that span.
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In most cases, Buerkle has voted against any penalty and even when she voted for a penalty, it has always been for one much less than what the violating company has agreed to pay.
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But Argentina was awarded a penalty kick after referee Ri Hyang-okof North Korea took an extended look at replays of a sliding tackle in the penalty area by Sophie Howard on Aldana Cometti.
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The CFPC ordered CitiMortgage pay an estimated $17 million to consumers and a $3 million civil penalty and CitiFinancial Servicing to refund about $4.4 million to consumers and pay a civil penalty of $4.4 million.
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Since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, the US has carried out 1,423 executions, according to the Death Penalty Information Center—but even in America this extreme punishment is on the wane.
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Every long ball and cross driven into the penalty area rocked the Hungarians and it was hardly surprising that it produced the penalty which Gylfi Sigurdsson converted after a glaring error by goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly.
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The penalty consisted of a civil monetary penalty of $11.5 million, over $2.3 million in restitution, and disgorgement of $11.1 million, with restitution and disgorgement credited for any such payments made to the Justice Department.
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State prosecutors had signaled their plans to seek the death penalty last year, making the case a rare instance of a defendant facing the death penalty in federal and state courts at the same time.
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Not only did he lead the team in penalty minutes in the 1975-1961 season, but from 1971-72 through to 1975-213 no other player in the league accumulated more penalty minutes than Schultz.
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Death penalty opponents were discouraged by Harris' decision as Attorney General to say while that while she personally opposed the death penalty, she would defend it as a matter of professional duty to her state.
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The flagging support for the death penalty aligns with a decline in the number of executions nationwide, which peaked in 1999 when 98 people were put to death, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Ayala, at a news conference earlier on Thursday, said Florida's death penalty system was the cause of "legal chaos" and said she would not seek the death penalty against Markeith Loyd, charged in the Jan.
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"All I'd say is that it's now two races that the Ferraris have taken out one of the Mercedes, and a five-second penalty and a 10-second penalty doesn't appear to feel...," he hesitated.
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The first count carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine, while the conspiracy charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison, plus a maximum fine of $250,000.
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A 2015 Pew Research Center survey found that while support for the death penalty has dropped among all party identification, the sharpest decline has happened with Democrats — 56 percent of Democrats oppose the death penalty.
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The agency is expected to impose a $3 billion to $5 billion penalty on Facebook for violating a 2011 privacy settlement with the regulator, in what would be a record penalty against a tech company.
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KAZAN, Russia — After 88 years of soccer players, coaches and fans crying foul, there is finally a second chance for a referee to confirm whether a penalty is indeed a penalty at the World Cup.
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The death penalty seemed harsh, but it was a legitimate legal/regulatory decision in light of ZTE's violation of important U.S. sanctions and its subsequent disregard for the penalty that it had agreed to accept.
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If you ignore your reporting responsibility after hearing from the IRS, an additional penalty of up to $50,000 could be added plus a 40 percent penalty on an understatement of tax attributable to nondisclosed assets.
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Columbus was unable to score during a four-minute power play when Buchnevich was assessed a hooking and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for arguing the offensive zone penalty with 12:36 left in the second.
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The league cited Rule 220 in handing out the harsh penalty.
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The adjustment would add a new penalty to existing risk metrics.
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Prosecutors have said they will pursue the death penalty for Rhodes.
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In other words, an abhorrent crime deserves an equally grave penalty.
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In Singapore and elsewhere, the death penalty remains popular with voters.
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That lead evaporated when penalty trouble piled up for the Rangers.
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The charge carries a maximum penalty of six years in prison.
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Like Messi, he sidefooted the penalty to a teammate, Jesper Olsen.
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The negative outcome was a financial penalty or an electric shock.
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He said he is considering whether to pursue the death penalty.
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The adults now faced the possibility of death penalty sentences. Jan.
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He can roll back all of Obama's carbon regulations, without penalty.
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The more severe penalty was almost $7927 million against JPMorgan (JPM).
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Mike Pompeo, also has called for the death penalty against Snowden.
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"This offers a strong argument against the death penalty," says Branson.
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Let me be clear: I am opposed to the death penalty.
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Ko took the mandatory one-stroke penalty and bogeyed the hole.
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Fellenbaum has been charged with murder and faces the death penalty.
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Nevertheless, Jones thinks Brown was faking it to get a penalty.
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Repeal of the individual mandate penalty would be retroactive to Dec.
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Currently the average penalty for reentry is 18 months, Takei said.
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A previous version of the bill initially included the death penalty.
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He then made two more stops right after the penalty ended.
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Italy went on to win the title in the penalty shootout.
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Are they looking for the president to get the death penalty?
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Prosecutors decided not to seek the death penalty against John Reed.
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That forced the contest to extra time and ultimate penalty kicks.
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Saudi prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of them.
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Death penalty for Charleston shooter He also faces state murder charges.
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The wire fraud charge alone carries a penalty of 20 years.
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Each charge has a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.
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Majerczyk's charges carry a maximum penalty of five years in prison.
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Kvyat collected a 10 second time penalty for causing the collision.
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That mandate imposes a tax penalty on consumers who are uninsured.
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Murphy's death penalty case opened a hornet's nest for the court.
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Likewise, no one who faces the death penalty will be extradited.
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Many pundits throwing the penalty flag because of this Trumpian tweet.
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The question now is whether he will face the death penalty.
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The suspect has pleaded not guilty and faces the death penalty.
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Still, politicians grasped at straws, trying to justify the death penalty.
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As Medicare premiums go up each year, the penalty does, too.
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