Will Judy Ever Be Prosecuted For The Hit & Run?
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But many of the migrants come seeking work, and just 11 employers were prosecuted for hiring undocumented workers over a year — compared with 112,000 people prosecuted for illegal entry or re-entry.
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So far, no one has been prosecuted for the killing.
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In 1997, Buck was prosecuted for capital murder in Houston.
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Physicians cannot be prosecuted for prescribing medications to hasten death.
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No one has been fired or prosecuted for the looting.
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If they lie, then they can be prosecuted for fraud.
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No one should be prosecuted for exposing human rights violations.
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Clinton's inner circle should be prosecuted for mishandling classified information.
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Under current law, presidents can only be prosecuted for treason.
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United States (1878), in which a Mormon was prosecuted for polygamy.
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Between 1976 and 1988 those prosecuted for rape were not named.
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Even heterosexuals could be prosecuted for enjoying oral or anal sex.
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Several people have been prosecuted for engaging in such hate speech.
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He is the only one who has been prosecuted for conspiracy.
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And how come no one was ever prosecuted for the murder?
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But those two are being prosecuted for possibly committing the crime.
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Chris Christie, who could be prosecuted for his role in Bridgegate?
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Parents who had crossed without authorization were prosecuted for illegal entry.
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Or they were prosecuted for lying about crimes that didn't occur.
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While doctors were prosecuted for abortions before Roe, patients rarely were.
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Clinton was never prosecuted for her use of the private server.
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Kolko was arrested and prosecuted for allegedly molesting two young boys.
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None of them, she points out, were prosecuted for any crimes.
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Listen, we know he will never probably never be prosecuted for anything.
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He was prosecuted for defaming the military, the government and individual politicians.
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It called for top generals to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide.
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One activist was prosecuted for helping her disabled father with his ballot.
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Aronberg's statement Monday confirmed that Kraft will be prosecuted for the crime.
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Now she is being criminally prosecuted for third-degree assault, a misdemeanor.
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They have denied raping Kavanaugh and were never prosecuted for sexual abuse.
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They have said that those responsibly are being prosecuted for the incident.
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He could not be prosecuted for it because the Constitution permits it.
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They had the same question: Would Carolyn Bryant be prosecuted for lying?
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Alabama, where only doctors can be prosecuted for providing abortions, in Northern
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Her doctors agreed, even though they could have been prosecuted for it.
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It sounds like she's not getting prosecuted for...her role in something?
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After his release in 2012, he was prosecuted for failing to register.
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His defenders say he is being unfairly prosecuted for doing his job.
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No U.S. president has ever been prosecuted for crimes after leaving office.
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He had also been prosecuted for ordinance violations related to animal control.
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In three others, he was prosecuted for comments made on the site.
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Stone was not prosecuted "for standing up for the President," she said.
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I said, But I was prosecuted for this and I revealed myself!
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No one has yet been prosecuted for the death of Tabaruk, either.
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He'll also be prosecuted for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit.
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Its law does not prevent undocumented immigrants from being prosecuted for criminal activity.
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Some vocal critics have suggested Flynn could be prosecuted for violating the statute.
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If it errs again, the firm will be prosecuted for the original charges.
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But no one appears ever to have been prosecuted for violating the clause.
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In the last decade, at least 200 women have been prosecuted for lying.
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No HSBC executives or employees were prosecuted for the violations, the report said.
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And activists complain that high-ranking officials are never prosecuted for taking backhanders.
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He explains why Wall Street executives were not prosecuted for the financial crisis.
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He indicated in 2010 the NYT could be prosecuted for releasing WikiLeaks documents.
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At least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese-majeste since the coup.
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So, why not take it forward, have it prosecuted for it instead of.
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Two people were prosecuted for improper voting in Colorado, out of 3,85033 investigated.
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Since the coup, at least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese majeste.
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Some, like Binder and Mardini, have been prosecuted for things they deny ever
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President Trump should not be criminally prosecuted for doing what John Edwards did.
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As far as Siska knows, they have never been prosecuted for their crimes.
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Now, Michael Flynn is obviously not going to be prosecuted for levying war.
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And he deserves to be apprehended, if possible, and prosecuted for those crimes.
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We've seen parents prosecuted for letting their kids go to the park alone.
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He was prosecuted for circulating information that could cause public fear or alarm.
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But the real problem, however, is not people being prosecuted for such conduct.
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He says that number will increase as more parents are prosecuted for illegal entry.
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During that same period, 120,344 people were prosecuted for illegal entry or illegal reentry.
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Later, this controversial decision led to Pou and two nurses being prosecuted for homicide.
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But could an embattled president pardon himself if he is prosecuted for federal crimes?
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A$AP, who's being prosecuted for assault, has been locked up since July 3.
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Some U.S. military personnel have been prosecuted for murder and other crimes in Afghanistan.
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"Somebody should be prosecuted for letting Anthony Weiner have access to classified intelligence," Sen.
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Twenty people are now being prosecuted for making threats and discriminatory remarks against her.
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The violence was clearly organised, yet no one has been prosecuted for organising it.
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Since his release from prison, Venables twice has been prosecuted for possessing child pornography.
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In 22010, he was prosecuted for failing to return a rental car, a felony.
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"In 1967, she was charged with kidnapping and wasn't prosecuted for it," Levin reports.
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Of course, one can be prosecuted for giving someone money in exchange for testimony.
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Both Thang and Thanh were prosecuted for other corruption cases, separate from Monday's case.
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Burr raised an army in the West and should have been prosecuted for treason.
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Still, some people who were prosecuted for criticizing officials in the past are cautious.
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Chairman Wu Xiaohui, who had been prosecuted for economic crimes, was arrested in June.
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During the same time frame, 21990,727 people were prosecuted for entering the US illegally.
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They suggested that he could be prosecuted for desertion and for some lesser crimes.
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No one was ever prosecuted for the tampering, or for an isolated 1986 recurrence.
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No one was ever prosecuted for their roles in the black-market baby ring.
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You're more likely to get struck by lightning than prosecuted for engaging in trafficking.
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Last week a former central bank governor was prosecuted for alleged lack of responsibility.
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Once impeached and removed from office, a former president can be prosecuted for crimes.
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Blac Chyna won't be prosecuted for allegedly brandishing a knife and threatening her hairdresser.
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In other cases, women have been prosecuted for the accidental deaths of their children.
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He later recanted the confessions, according to A&E, and was never prosecuted for them.
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Between 2000 and 2011, 129 women were prosecuted for abortion-related crimes, the Center found.
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Now, the op-ed author is obviously not going to be prosecuted for levying war.
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Last year, she was prosecuted for helping two 15-year-old asylum seekers in France.
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He and his allies nonetheless demanded that she should be prosecuted for destroying federal records.
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According to Utah state law, Harvey Weinstein could still be prosecuted for the alleged rape.
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Police have broken up these protests; some 40 people are being prosecuted for taking part.
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As long as the baby is unharmed, the parent will not be prosecuted for abandonment.
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At the same time, he determined that she should not be prosecuted for a crime.
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Ramirez has been the only person prosecuted for the involvement in the scheme to date.
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Important to note, Elliott was never prosecuted for the incidents -- and he maintains his innocence.
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Because of their cooperation, AMI will not be prosecuted for its role in the payment.
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While inquiries have uncovered medical malpractice, no police officer has ever been prosecuted for murder.
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Ellsberg was not anonymous and was in fact prosecuted for violations of the Espionage Act.
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Clarence, a client of mine, should have never been prosecuted for a felony drug offense.
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Last year, a Northern Irish woman was prosecuted for obtaining abortion medication for her daughter.
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But he was cast aside and died in 21865 a criminal, prosecuted for his homosexuality.
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Many are now being prosecuted for sedition and rebellion and campaigned from prison or exile.
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No soldier has been charged or prosecuted for sexual crimes, said the spokesman, Brigadier Karemire.
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Mr. Ntaganda is the fourth person to be prosecuted for atrocities in the Ituri region.
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In 2017, European investigators and the Czech police recommended that he be prosecuted for fraud.
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" The judge added: "Avenatti is being prosecuted for activities wholly unrelated to the political arena.
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I'm going to fight until we get these officers prosecuted for the crime they committed.
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What is unknown is whether a president can be prosecuted for conduct while in office.
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Ted Cruz even called for the suspected Charlottesville driver to be prosecuted for domestic terrorism.
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Protesters at the subway station were angry that nobody had yet been prosecuted for that violence.
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If the trio fail to show up, he ruled, they could be prosecuted for criminal contempt.
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"Nobody's going to get prosecuted for this because that's also the nature of this," Johnson said.
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They are being prosecuted for alleged bribe-paying in Nigeria in 2011 (both firms deny wrongdoing).
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It gave Jabouri and his men assurances that they would not be prosecuted for past crimes.
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They end up being unintentionally criminalized because they can be prosecuted for using water without permits.
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Black men are more likely to be prosecuted for crimes like rape than white men are.
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The French electoral commission has warned the media they can be prosecuted for publishing false information.
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Ricky Schroder won't be prosecuted for allegedly hitting his girlfriend a second time ... TMZ has learned.
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I was recorded illegally by an unscrupulous police officer who was never prosecuted for that crime.
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She is the first person to be prosecuted for Espionage Act violations under the Trump administration.
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Many federal employees have been disciplined and prosecuted for less negligence with classified material than Mrs.
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He could not be prosecuted for the alleged assault, as the statue of limitations had expired.
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I was one of the lawyers who defended the only man ever prosecuted for the offense.
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He was also prosecuted for the contents of a poetry book he had written years earlier.
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Another Northern Irish woman is currently being prosecuted for obtaining abortion pills for her underage daughter.
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The 12 said they did nothing wrong and insisted they were prosecuted for their political ideas.
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In January of this year, federal prosecutors warned that Chaves may be prosecuted for his leaks.
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The good news is that there's very little record of people being prosecuted for this stuff.
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" It goes on to mention that people will also be prosecuted for "intervening in others' secular lives.
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For Chelsea, a top fear—if she stays in the game—is being prosecuted for tax evasion.
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The CIRC also said Anbang's chairman and key shareholder, Wu Xiaohui, had been prosecuted for economic crimes.
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Some have argued that this could lead to patients who self-manage abortions being prosecuted for murder.
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He also said last week he expected members of the ruling elite to be prosecuted for graft.
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He was not prosecuted for his other crimes, and he waived his right to appeal his sentence.
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The father is told that he can't be prosecuted for their deaths because the fire was accidental.
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People need to be prosecuted for ... CONWAY: Right, and look what&aposs going on the Manafort trial.
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Why shouldn't he be prosecuted for rape as Bill Cosby has and Harvey Weinstein was just arrested?
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S. personnel are now at legal risk of being investigated and potentially prosecuted for committing war crimes.
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That means women who seek the procedure could be prosecuted for murder, and potentially sentenced to death.
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"We have a new law now that says they can be prosecuted for murder," Fernandez Rundle said.
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"The cases and charges I was being prosecuted for have completely collapsed," Demirtas said in a statement.
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They should be prosecuted for their crimes, including the kidnapping and beheading of American and other hostages.
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He knew that no firm had ever been prosecuted for hacking back, but he didn't know why.
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Representative Frederica Wilson has called for people to be "prosecuted" for making fun of members of Congress.
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Indiana is also a state in which women can be prosecuted for feticide if they induce miscarriage.
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Republican opponents have not held back, with several urging that Clinton be prosecuted for mishandling government secrets.
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Hughes has disagreed with accusations that the legislation would lead to people being prosecuted for unintentional errors.
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Could the business owners be prosecuted for employing persons without permission to work in the United States?
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Clinton could not be prosecuted for her use of a private email server to handle classified documents.
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The case raised concerns among civil liberties advocates who said Carter was being prosecuted for her speech.
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SEC staffers have been prosecuted for various ethics violations in the past, but it is not common.
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The academics are the first group from 148 who are being prosecuted for signing the open letter.
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Jared could never have been prosecuted for propositioning Caroline, for the simple reason that she didn't exist.
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Mr. Cosby would not be prosecuted for any conduct related to any woman other than Ms. Constand.
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Anyone still on the protest sites after that date, the agency noted, would be prosecuted for trespassing.
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Foreshadowing her greatest achievement, she set up an organisation to defend women being prosecuted for terminating their pregnancies.
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But no elector has ever been prosecuted for failing to vote as pledged, according to the National Archives.
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Emmerson also said senior officials from George W. Bush's administration should be prosecuted for allowing torture, Emmerson added.
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Imagine if the cast members of "The Book of Mormon" could be arrested and prosecuted for ridiculing Mormons.
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Protesters at the subway station on Wednesday were angry that nobody had yet been prosecuted for that violence.
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It's the first time anyone has been prosecuted for murder as an act of terrorism in New York.
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Protesters at the subway station on Wednesday were angry that nobody has yet been prosecuted for that violence.
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Jussie Smollett will not be prosecuted for allegedly faking a racial attack, because all charges have been dropped!!!
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Brown was prosecuted for felony assault and making criminal threats after he brutally attacked Rihanna in Los Angeles.
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No deal is forged, and the client may be prosecuted for whatever matter the prosecutors were initially investigating.
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The United Nations has called for Myanmar's military leaders to be prosecuted for war crimes and genocide. 5.
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In Manhattan alone, about 8,000 people were prosecuted for fare-beating in 2017, according to Mr. Vance's office.
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She said she wanted Hunt prosecuted for the alleged assault and/or for stealing her phone's SIM card.
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" Asked if the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice after he leaves office, Mueller said: "True.
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Some are criminally prosecuted for using the maintenance treatment for opioid addiction that is the standard of care.
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"Fossil fuel executives should be criminally prosecuted for the destruction they have knowingly caused," Sanders said in August.
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The lawmakers say their legislation would protect people from being prosecuted for legal medical and recreational marijuana use.
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She said she would like to see Trump defeated in 2020 and then prosecuted for his alleged crimes.
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The policy, implemented earlier this year, separates children from parents who are prosecuted for illegally crossing the border.
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But not for the eight to 10 years he'll go away if he's prosecuted for that gun charge.
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That is the number of Justice Department officials prosecuted for contempt of Congress under the current referral system.
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Abacus profiles the only US bank prosecuted for selling fraudulent mortgages in the wake of the 2008 crash.
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Two weeks after the case finished, the flat was raided again and Janice was prosecuted for brothel keeping.
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Four of the five — Micah and Jason Holland, Brandon Hein and Anthony Miliotti — were prosecuted for felony murder.
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"I would probably have to leave the country as we could be prosecuted for our activities," she said.
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In exchange for giving up fighting, former warlords were assured that they wouldn't be prosecuted for war crimes.
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Under rule of law, the worst thing that can happen is that people get prosecuted for political reasons.
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Mr. Bruce, who was criminally prosecuted for telling a joke about Eleanor Roosevelt's breasts, would surely be banned.
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If prosecuted for a seventh time — and found guilty a fifth time — Mr. Flowers could return to prison.
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But that doesn't explain the fact that I went on to be prosecuted for my so-called crime.
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Those apprehended would be referred to the Department of Justice and prosecuted for the misdemeanor of illegal entry.
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In other words, many of those prosecuted for drug delivery deaths could easily have been overdose victim themselves.
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"It was designed so that, for all time, Cosby would not be prosecuted for the Constand event," he said.
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Cosby's lawyers also argue the commonwealth previously agreed he would never be prosecuted for the allegations in the deposition.
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He's not being prosecuted for his attempt at conspiracy against the United States, which would be complicated to argue.
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Even people currently being prosecuted for these kinds of drugs are now off the hook, according to the resolution.
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Saca and several associates are being prosecuted for the alleged diversion of at least $246 million in government funds.
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Ghazanfar told CNN that both men will be prosecuted for the Briton's murder at a court hearing next week.
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The CPIB said it was the first time that a company would be prosecuted for offences under the Act.
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"You walk into the courtroom and there are 90 people waiting to be prosecuted for illegal entry," he says.
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Laporta confirmed she was testifying under immunity because of the fear that she could be prosecuted for her actions.
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Officers are rarely prosecuted for police shootings, at least partly because they're given wide latitude to use deadly force.
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The document adds that Benthall won't be prosecuted for his personal use of small quantities of hash "gummies" either.
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Why shouldn&apost he be prosecuted for rape as Bill Cosby has, and Harvey Weinstein who was just arrested?
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Under the "zero tolerance" policy, children were separated when their parents were criminally prosecuted for illegally crossing the border.
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Her interview marked the first time Lee has publicly called for the army chief to be prosecuted for genocide.
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In 2005, DeLay was prosecuted for money laundering and conspiracy, in connection with the illegal use of corporate funds.
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Baucus said that while the trade issues with China are legitimate, ZTE should be prosecuted for violating the law.
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One group of adult foreign sex workers is being detained and prosecuted for not having work permits, he said.
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I don't know of a case where anyone has ever been prosecuted for just being careless, even extremely careless.
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He was prosecuted for burglarizing a home in a St. Louis suburb and assaulting the homeowner with a gun.
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Spain's attorney general said that Catalan leaders will be prosecuted for rebellion after illegally declaring Catalonia's independence from Spain.
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Bedford-Turner himself is currently being prosecuted for the speech he gave at the anti-Shomrim protest in Whitehall.
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In Pleasant Grove, three women who were addicted to drugs have been prosecuted for chemical endangerment in recent years.
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Fawzi said the defense team had been unable to clarify in court which comments Elelaimy was being prosecuted for.
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Marshals say that Scott faked his own death to avoid being prosecuted for the rape of his step-daughter.
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What they're saying: Read the filing Go deeper: Trump lawyer argues the president can't be prosecuted for shooting someone
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Many of these workers that were arrested would be considered "criminals" because they were prosecuted for working without documents.
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But he, too, should not be prosecuted for leaking the material, based on the evidence that we now know.
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Comey publicly said months before the election that Clinton would not be prosecuted for her handling of classified information.
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In another exchange, Credico warned Stone that he could be prosecuted for perjury for giving incorrect testimony to lawmakers.
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Fired from the force in 1993, he was never prosecuted for torture because the statute of limitations had lapsed.
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Either the president can be prosecuted for perjury and obstruction of justice or the president enjoys immunity from prosecution.
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Jussie Smollett Could Still Be Prosecuted for 'Fake' AttackPresident Obama Hangs Out with U2Gabrielle Union & Dwyane Wade's Beach Vacay
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Comment of the day on Facebook: Lidl should be prosecuted for promoting cheap prosecco deal but not having enough stock.
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The lawyer believes he wanted his girlfriend's parents dead so he wouldn't be prosecuted for having sex with a minor.
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During a nine-month trial, his defense attorney argued the cleric was a spiritual leader being prosecuted for his speech.
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" As for his real father, Muhic said even though he was prosecuted for a war crime, "he still denies it.
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There will be few practical consequences—no-one has been prosecuted for blasphemy in Ireland's history as an independent state.
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Under the act, a person can be prosecuted for crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, and impaling animals and sexually exploiting them.
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"No doctor had ever [before] been prosecuted for surgical behaviors," says Michelle Shughart, the assistant DA who took the case.
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BUT ... she's not interested in suing the passenger, although she's told us she'd like to see him prosecuted for assault.
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Several former leftist rebels, who did not demobilize under a 2016 peace deal, are being prosecuted for the second attack.
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L.A. Clippers player Branden Dawson will NOT be prosecuted for domestic violence ... with the city attorney's office citing insufficient evidence.
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And John Edwards, a former senator and presidential candidate, was prosecuted for paying his former mistress to ensure her silence.
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Nobody is ever prosecuted for that, but if they can find anybody for jaywalking, that&aposs what Mueller would do.
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If a president were to slug "an irritating heckler", for example, he should be "prosecuted for violating the criminal laws".
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No members of the former government have been prosecuted for corruption, nor have any wayward soldiers been brought to book.
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The government's proposal would lift the immunity of all deputies but only to be prosecuted for the dossiers against them.
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They said last week they had drawn up a list of suspects who should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity.
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Graziani was never prosecuted for crimes in Africa, though he was convicted for collaboration with the Nazis and briefly imprisoned.
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Video Flowers went to call for Clinton to be prosecuted for the alleged rape of Juanita Broaddrick in the 1970s.
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Foremost, perhaps, the generals do not want ever to be prosecuted for crimes and atrocities committed during their long dictatorship.
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Europeans may laugh at Thailand's lèse-majesté laws—a Thai was recently prosecuted for being sarcastic about the king's dog.
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Distressingly, no one has been held accountable and prosecuted for the illegal gun-walking debacle known as Fast and Furious.
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Critics have also homed in on Kavanaugh's views on whether a president can be investigated or prosecuted for criminal activity.
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In the fight to end sex trafficking in the United States, survivors are being arrested, and often prosecuted for prostitution.
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In some of these states, women and their doctors can now be criminally prosecuted for obtaining or performing an abortion.
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Federal lawmakers are rarely prosecuted for insider trading, though a dramatic example of such a thing came earlier this year.
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If someone in the United States assisted them, though, they could be prosecuted for their participation in the criminal endeavor.
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A woman was prosecuted for harassment after Mr. Baldwin accused her of stalking him; Mr. Baldwin did not sue her.
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" Mr. Risch also suggested that no one had ever been prosecuted for obstruction of justice based on saying, "I hope.
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But Mr. Lee cannot be prosecuted for the killings because the statute of limitations on the cases has already expired.
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There have been similar cases in recent years of members of the Police Department being prosecuted for making false statements.
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The putschists and their supporters, including some state officials and civilians, had to be tried and prosecuted for their crimes.
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Comey got it right when he declined to prosecute her, saying that nobody had previously been prosecuted for comparable conduct.
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Valentina Cherevatenko, a civil society leader in southern Russia, has been prosecuted for "malicious" noncompliance with the "foreign agents" law.
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Better said this way: Mueller didn't recommend that Trump or anyone in his world be prosecuted for obstruction of justice.
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Those foundation expenditures were income, and unless Mr. Trump reported that income, he could be prosecuted for criminal tax fraud.
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One way to ensure you're never prosecuted for a crime is to make it impossible for your victims to testify.
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To those pushing for impeachment, Pelosi reportedly says she wants Trump prosecuted for his alleged crimes after being defeated in 2020.
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Normally, the threat of being prosecuted for perjury — which would be a wholly separate crime — is what would ensure their truthfulness.
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Women in Georgia and Alabama are asking whether they will be prosecuted for potentially crossing state lines to seek out abortions.
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It is unacceptable that these journalists were prosecuted for reporting on major human rights violations against the Rohingya in Rakhine State.
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Affleck's character is told in the movie that you can't be prosecuted for accidentally killing his children, McBride told the judge.
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But there's no evidence that Comey engaged in any illegal leaking, and it's not clear what Trump wants him prosecuted for.
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At least one soldier had already been arrested and prosecuted for attempted rape while deployed in Central African Republic, he said.
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In some cases, sexual assault victims are prosecuted for lying, only for their stories to be vindicated as truthful later on.
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People have been prosecuted for cryptocurrency-related crimes like Ponzi schemes in past years, and governments have issued guidance about bitcoin.
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Mel B will not be prosecuted for intimidating a witness in her domestic violence case against Stephen Belaftone ... TMZ has learned.
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The controversy surrounding this case has some worried that more women will be prosecuted for having miscarriages or complications during pregnancy.
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In January, a senior UN human rights investigator called for Myanmar's army chief to be prosecuted for "genocide" against the Rohingya.
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The proceeding went from a standard judge-defendant hearing, to one where Sullivan asked if Flynn could be prosecuted for treason.
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Just like Dylann Roof, the suspect in Charlottesville can and likely will be prosecuted for allegedly committing a federal hate crime.
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As we reported, cops have recommended that Lochte and fellow swimmer, James Feigen, be prosecuted for filing a false police report.
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Criminals are generally not prosecuted for attempting to buy a firearm once they fail a background check at a firearm retailer.
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Under the Speech or Debate Clause, now-Attorney General Sessions cannot be prosecuted for perjury in his Senate testimony of Jan.
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Under the federal Communications Decency Act, the defendants argued that they could not be prosecuted for content posted by third parties.
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There's a key problem with Rubio's position: Most illegal aliens are not being prosecuted for their so-called "non-immigration" crimes.
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"The Constitution provides that no senator or congressman can be prosecuted for what they say on the floor," he told me.
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"Those who have been accused of committing abuses should be removed from command responsibilities immediately and prosecuted for wrongdoing," she said.
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Barrow's supporters suggested on Thursday that the president might not immediately be prosecuted for alleged human rights abuses during his rule.
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The problem with gun form liars Fewer than 1 in 1000 people are prosecuted for lying on the federal gun form.
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This year, after the family called the police to report a crime, he was arrested and prosecuted for illegal re-entry.
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Mr. Cholmondeley (pronounced CHUM-lee) was not prosecuted for the first shooting, and he was convicted of manslaughter for the second.
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The U.N. has said top generals should be prosecuted for genocide and the International Criminal Court has begun a preliminary probe.
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Not only did that mean people would no longer be prosecuted for these crimes, but it discouraged police from enforcing them.
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Gropers may be prosecuted for battery (although there is no guarantee), but they can't be held individually liable for workplace discrimination.
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And after he has left office, the president could be prosecuted for crimes committed while he was in the White House.
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Likewise, in cases involving fugitive slaves: When people were prosecuted for trying to help a slave escape, those folks were prosecuted.
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Mr. Puigdemont surfaced almost two months ago in Belgium, and he has refused to return to Spain be prosecuted for rebellion.
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The defendants, almost all teenagers at the time, were prosecuted for sexually assaulting and killing Catherine Fuller, 48 at the time.
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She was prosecuted for "indecency with a child," and added to the state's online offender database for the next ten years.
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He got to come to the United States and design rockets — and not be prosecuted for [World War II] war crimes.
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Should Hart be charged, it will be the first time in US history that a bishop is prosecuted for sexual abuse.
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Both Democratic and Republican presidents pardoned numerous figures caught in the penumbra of those probes, especially those prosecuted for process crimes.
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Judge Llarena made clear that he did not want Mr. Puigdemont prosecuted for lesser crimes than those who had stayed behind.
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He said he was only doing so now because he was granted immunity, which means he cannot be prosecuted for his testimony.
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No, you're not going to get prosecuted for sharing your Netflix password — but somebody else could be charged or sued for it.
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Police are almost never prosecuted for use of force, even in cases in which it seems the force was unnecessary and excessive.
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They said that smugglers responsible for the voyage could be prosecuted for first-degree homicide, abetting illegal migration, and maritime safety breaches.
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"I don't think Harvey Weinstein will ever be prosecuted for any rapes," the actress and activist told Good Morning Britain on Wednesday.
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And there are likely to be more, particularly if police feel they will not be prosecuted for using excessive or unwarranted force.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," Wizner told CNN.
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"He should have been prosecuted for thousands of executions in Iran," said Shahin Gobadi, a member of the NCRI's foreign affairs committee.
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The investigators called for commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing and five generals to be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity.
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Nugent's family wants Tiede returned to prison and prosecuted for the theft of about $3.5 million from her, a family spokesman said.
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While her actions were reprehensible for an educator, in the grand scheme of things, nobody is ever actually prosecuted for such trifles.
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At least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese majeste and as many as 43 have been sentenced since the 2014 coup.
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If that were the case, one would think that "rogue" official would be held accountable and prosecuted for her or his actions.
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Some victims of trafficking risk being prosecuted for being in possession of forged documents given to them by recruitment agencies, campaigners said.
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D'Souza once called on comedienne Rosie O'Donnell to be prosecuted for violating campaign finance laws in a fashion similar to his case.
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Individuals who lie to Congress can be charged and prosecuted for perjury, even if they weren't under oath when providing testimony. Rep.
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Ellison said that Olson was prosecuted for her political beliefs, although she pleaded guilty to possession of explosives with intent to murder.
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How that will work remains to be seen, along with the question of whether government soldiers will be prosecuted for serious crimes.
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They are also fearful of the illegality, although individuals are not prosecuted for importing small quantities of medication for their own use.
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Publishers were arrested for assisting in marketing these obscenities, like Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who was prosecuted for publishing Allen Ginsberg's revolutionary poem Howl.
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Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, said Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg should be prosecuted for allegedly lying to customers about his company's privacy practices.
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Algeria's army chief Lieutenant-General Ahmed Gaed Salah has said he expected members of the ruling elite to be prosecuted for corruption.
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Stricter rules and a registration system would allow drone operators to be easily traced and prosecuted for any irresponsible flying, it said.
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That's quite a penalty for trying to save the lives of fellow human beings, and others have been prosecuted for misdemeanor offenses.
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It's the first time since 2000 that a law enforcement officer in L.A. County has been prosecuted for an on-duty shooting.
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Several Bosnian Serbs have been prosecuted for their roles in the mass killings, part of a campaign of so-called ethnic cleansing.
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Schiff has said his comments were intended as "parody," but Trump has called for Schiff to be prosecuted for treason over them.
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Schiff has said his comments were intended as "parody," but Trump has called for the California Democrat to be prosecuted for treason.
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Fetty Wap can breathe a sigh of relief ... he will NOT be prosecuted for allegedly manhandling a woman at an after-party.
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State authorities twice prosecuted for the murder Byron De La Beckwith, a fervent white supremacist whose guilt was supported by overwhelming evidence.
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For instance, former national security adviser Michael Flynn holds a much greater claim to being unfairly prosecuted for a single false statement.
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The defendants in the murder case, almost all teenagers at the time, were prosecuted for sexually assaulting and killing Catherine Fuller, 48.
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According to an analysis by Fordham University, Americans who are prosecuted for ISIS-related cases received on average 13.5 years in prison.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The former general manager of Sinopec Group will be prosecuted for alleged graft, China's anti-graft watchdog said on Tuesday.
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If a man who claims he is a journalist can be arrested and prosecuted for his work, others could also be charged.
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Holder should have been prosecuted for his congressional contempt, but his own agency refused to even submit it to a grand jury.
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An individual may believe he is selling heroin but may be prosecuted for selling heroin and fentanyl and given a stiffer sentence.
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Indeed, when Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were prosecuted for sharing atomic secrets with the Soviet Union, they were not charged with treason.
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He said that the warrant should stand and that Mr. Assange could be arrested and prosecuted for the crime of skipping bail.
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That priest was later cleared for reentry into pastoral work, only to commit further sexual abuse and ultimately be prosecuted for it.
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It was likely that Kurdish members of parliament would be prosecuted for disloyalty and that they would lose their immunity as parliamentarians.
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But accepting those gifts was perfectly legal in Virginia, so McDonnell instead was prosecuted for what he did in return for them.
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He testified that he was only doing so now because he was granted immunity, which means he cannot be prosecuted for his testimony.
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At the state level, individuals could be prosecuted for failure to carry out their legal responsibilities or doing so in a negligent way.
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Some ICOs have been proven to be outright frauds, others have been prosecuted for less egregious violations, like not registering with the agency.
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Police are very rarely prosecuted for shootings — and not just because the law allows them wide latitude to use force on the job.
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Sanchez-Adams, who's worked on hundreds of cases like Cheryl's over nine years, said she's never seen a perpetrator prosecuted for identity theft.
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Since the handover in 1997, lawmakers and activists in Hong Kong have also been prosecuted for desecrating the Chinese and Hong Kong flags.
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If the London cafe were to set prices for sex acts, owners and managers could be prosecuted for controlling the sex workers involved.
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Sex workers are wary of contacting the cops for fear of being prosecuted for other things, such as immigration violations or brothel-keeping.
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Trump's allies seem to want him prosecuted for a variety of crimes; the Resistance has put him on all kinds of T-shirts.
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HOMAN: Well, first of all, when they enter the country, if they enter illegally, they are going to be prosecuted for illegal entry.
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Heinrich, 52, led officials to the boy's remains in exchange for not being prosecuted for Wetterling's abduction and murder, the Star Tribune reports.
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The final Senate report, published in May, recommended that Lawal be prosecuted for allegedly flouting procurement rules and breaking his oaths of office.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Links from our blog, The Hill, and around the Web Gowdy suggests reporters should be prosecuted for leaks.
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Chope also objected to a 2013 bill that sought to pardon Alan Turing, the World War II codebreaker who was prosecuted for homosexuality.
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James said Olsen will be the first Georgia law enforcement officer in five years prosecuted for fatally shooting a civilian while on duty.
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Government officials also say no journalists are prosecuted for their work and that some are detained on suspicion of membership of militant groups.
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Statisticians whose findings displeased Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the country's president from 2007 to 2015, were sacked and then prosecuted for their effrontery.
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Judges take a dim view of defendants who improperly pressure witnesses, though prosecutors are rarely chastised and virtually never prosecuted for similar conduct.
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The officials said the president was dangling the prospect of a pardon for those prosecuted for breaking the law in the building process.
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He also said none of the protesters would be prosecuted for taking the officials hostage, who he also said had been treated well.
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In August, a prosecutor from Mueller's office told Manafort that he'd be prosecuted for alleged crimes dating back to 2010, the complaint says.
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He added that pardons got a bad name because of former President Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich, whom Giuliani prosecuted for tax evasion.
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All border crossers would be referred to the Department of Justice, and everyone referred would be prosecuted for the misdemeanor of illegal entry.
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But as more people have been prosecuted for an array of sexually inappropriate conduct, the criminal justice system's shortcomings have become more pronounced.
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Tim (Canada): Regarding the senators who sold their stock shortly before the market downturn, could any of them be prosecuted for insider trading?
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The U.N. investigators, who also documented abuses Kachin and northern Shan states, recommended that top generals be investigated and prosecuted for war crimes.
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And Yocca isn't the first, nor is she likely to be the last, to be harshly prosecuted for how her pregnancy turned out.
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Also raising suspicion was a recent drop in the number of migrants prosecuted for illegal border crossings at the federal courthouse in McAllen.
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Police are very rarely prosecuted for killings — and not just because the law allows them wide latitude to use force on the job.
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There is a story that the dramatist Aeschylus was prosecuted for revealing truths about the Mysteries in his plays but was found innocent.
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Michele CorteseNew YorkThe writer is the executive director of the Center for Family Representation, which serves parents who are prosecuted for child maltreatment.
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That did not end well: The Starr spokesman, Charles G. Bakaly III, ended up prosecuted for illegal leaks, though he was ultimately cleared.
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The Department of Public Safety of Newark, N.J., is warning residents they could be prosecuted for falsely reporting coronavirus cases in the city.
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At least two people, including a journalist, were prosecuted for spreading rumors that Ms. Park had a relationship with Ms. Choi's ex-husband.
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He and his colleagues had concluded that Hillary Clinton should not be prosecuted for using a private email account to conduct government business.
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That also recalls Watergate, because Mr. Nixon violated the civil liberties of Daniel Ellsberg, who was being prosecuted for leaking the Pentagon Papers.
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Mr. Obama also had a record of condemning Mr. Assad's atrocities and urging that he and his allies be prosecuted for war crimes.
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But Richard Dearing, an attorney for New York, said that the city guaranteed that gun owners would not be prosecuted for such stops.
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Impoverished women suspected of having undergone an abortion are regularly prosecuted for homicide and sentenced to as many as 40 years in prison.
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In July, China's graft watchdog said Yao would be prosecuted for offences that included taking bribes and "destroying the order of capital markets".
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"I will do everything in my power to make sure Larry Nassar is prosecuted for his crimes and can never harm another child."
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"The ratio of men and women of color to white individuals prosecuted for this crime in Manhattan is 15 to 1," Vance said.
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"It is unacceptable that these journalists were prosecuted for reporting on major human rights violations against the Rohingya in Rakhine State," Dujarric said.
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In the US you'd get kicked out of the club, prosecuted for harassment, fired from your job, and probably listed as a sex offender.
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Free speech advocates had worried that Assange would be prosecuted for publishing classified information he obtained from Manning in violation of the Espionage Act.
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The government of Ecuador told CNN that Bini's detention was authorized by a judge and that Bini was not being prosecuted for political reasons.
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The problem, however, is that companies are only held accountable for complying with these rules if they are investigated or prosecuted for federal crimes.
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"I don't think I've ever seen a church that has ever been prosecuted for harboring; but certainly the law permits that," he told CNN.
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The arrests came after army chief Lieutenant-General Ahmed Gaed Salah said he expected members of the ruling elite to be prosecuted for corruption.
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In Bartow, Florida, a 13-year girl who reported a rape was deemed a liar and prosecuted for filing a false report in 163.
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"If we had an assisted suicide law, Michelle Carter would never have even been prosecuted for this crime," Marx told reporters after the hearing.
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Sotoudeh represented a number of the women who were detained after their protests, including Narges Hosseini, who was arrested and prosecuted for her demonstration.
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When a parent is prosecuted for illegal entry and is in the custody of the US Marshals Service, their children cannot come with them.
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Sandy and Perez were the first Albuquerque officers to be prosecuted for killing someone in the line of duty in more than 30 years.
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Yet people have been prosecuted for disseminating such information, and at trial, the government blocks them from using the unclassified document as a defense.
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Then again, no history is really quite like Germany's, where Nazi references are a crime and people are prosecuted for making the Hitler salute.
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Nor, contrary to what some would tell you, has anyone been prosecuted for engaging in protected whistleblower disclosures as is defined by federal law.
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This week, China Huarong Asset Management's former chairman, Lai Xiaomin, was expelled from the Communist Party and is to be prosecuted for suspected corruption.
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The director, 73, will not be prosecuted for the multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against him, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office confirmed.
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Under the new amendment, they can be prosecuted for a number of charges, including some for terrorism, and will effectively be removed from Parliament.
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GOING GREEN: The Hill's Julian Hattem reports: Green Party candidate Jill Stein is calling for Hillary Clinton to be prosecuted for mishandling classified information.
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Under a Montana court ruling, doctors cannot be prosecuted for helping terminally ill patients die, as long as the patient makes a written request.
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He has faced opposition from Democrats in recent days over his stance on whether or not a president can be prosecuted for criminal activity.
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The United Nations has called for Myanmar's military leaders, including the commander-in-chief, to be investigated and prosecuted for war crimes and genocide.
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We met a man who faced years in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines as he was prosecuted for voter fraud.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," Wizner told CNN in 2017.
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Erik Prince is a former Navy SEAL who founded Blackwater (now Academi), a private military contractor prosecuted for its conduct during the Iraq War.
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In courtrooms down the hall from the trials, young black men were being prosecuted for doing exactly what Gray did in fleeing the police.
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When the truth comes out, Mr. Carrey and certain of his advisers are going to be criminally prosecuted for their conduct in this case.
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None of the episodes were reported until 2010, which most likely means no one at the school can be prosecuted for failing to report.
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But the men were lionized by conservative commentators who portrayed them as war heroes unfairly prosecuted for actions taken in the heat of battle.
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The Act makes religion the basis for deciding who will be offered Indian citizenship and who will be prosecuted for being an illegal immigrant.
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More than half of the 22 members of FIFA's executive committee who voted have since been either accused of corruption or prosecuted for it.
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Whether someone is prosecuted for a leak is a different question but a leak is the release of nonpublic information, not just classified information.
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Even though government employees can be prosecuted for working during a shutdown, many did so anyway, laboring without pay to keep vital projects running.
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If there is no recourse against the president, if he cannot be prosecuted for violating the criminal laws, he will be above the law.
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The case against Mr. Slager is one of the few instances in which a police officer has been prosecuted for an on-duty shooting.
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The U.N. investigators said in their report the commander-in-chief and five generals should be prosecuted for orchestrating the gravest crimes under law.
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A handful have been prosecuted for carrying out attacks but most are tried for crossing the border illegally, including some as young as nine.
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It was the first time in state history that a guard had been prosecuted for brutality against someone in prison, according to the Correctional Association.
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" She adds, "I will do everything in my power to make sure Larry Nassar is prosecuted for his crimes and can never harm another child.
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The instances of abuse by McCarrick that we know of exceed the statute of limitations, meaning he likely can't be criminally prosecuted for his actions.
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Despite appearing unlikely to back Salman's appeal, some justices suggested a line should be drawn clarifying when people can be prosecuted for disclosing corporate secrets.
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Migration slowed, and the number of people prosecuted for immigration-related offenses declined,according to TRAC, a Syracuse University program that collects immigration court records.
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Castro's immigration policy goes further than most, proposing to decriminalize border crossings so that migrants cannot be criminally prosecuted for entering the US without documents.
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We haven't found any records of anyone being issued a citation on this, let alone prosecuted for any of these crimes, those should show up.
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If you want an example look no further than Eric Glenn Harroun, a Colorado man who was prosecuted for fighting with al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate.
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The Honduran woman, who was not named, was reportedly being prosecuted for crossing the border illegally, part of the US government's stepped-up immigration enforcement.
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Most Kenyans prosecuted for brewing illicit alcohol are women, perhaps because it is a crime that can be committed without leaving the children home alone.
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These laws make clear that people who join or support groups recognized by the US government as foreign terrorism organizations can be prosecuted for terrorism.
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The group's lawyers interviewed thousands of immigrants being prosecuted for immigration violations at one of the 18 federal courthouses along the border over six months.
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The move came after army chief Lieutenant General Gaid Salah said last week he expected members of the ruling elite to be prosecuted for graft.
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First, Doug is out of the mental health facility, has recanted his murder confession, and is intent on getting Claire prosecuted for her own crimes.
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Earlier this month, the UN's human rights investigator for North Korea called for Kim and senior officials to be prosecuted for committing crimes against humanity.
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In the end, for reasons that were foreseen, he felt that he could not recommend that Mr Trump be prosecuted for obstructing justice (see article).
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Assange also fears extradition to the United States, where he would likely be prosecuted for his role in leaking sensitive and confidential U.S. government documents.
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And if you have violated federal law, and you've committed a crime, you should be arrested and you should be prosecuted for what you've done.
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Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Dan Skuta will NOT be prosecuted for allegedly attacking a woman outside of a Florida bar last month ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Few Wall Street executives were criminally prosecuted for their involvement, triggering calls by lawmakers and the media to hold more individuals accountable for corporate wrongdoing.
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Law enforcement sources tell us, if the buyers don't fork over the stolen goods, they could be prosecuted for the crime of receiving stolen property.
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NY Yankees pitcher Aroldis Chapman will NOT be prosecuted for an alleged domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend back in October ... TMZ Sports has confirmed.
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Although Britain does not criminalize prostitution, sex workers can be prosecuted for offences including soliciting for clients and for brothel-keeping when they work together.
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Critics who want to see Lula prosecuted for corruption tried to raise a giant inflatable doll depicting the former president dressed in a prison uniform.
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The ruling rejected the argument put forward by Alabama inmate Terance Gamble, who was prosecuted for the same gun offense by state and federal prosecutors.
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Hardly any soldier has been prosecuted for civilian killings because Indian law has long granted immunity to troops posted in Kashmir and other troubled regions.
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But even if it were a crime, it is unlikely that a sitting president could be indicted and prosecuted for what is alleged against Trump.
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Even after the campaign, Republicans have suggested Clinton should be prosecuted for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of State.
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Legal authorities and democratic leaders from around the world should now discuss whether Assad and Putin should be prosecuted for war crimes under international law.
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It is not the first time Mr. Seidler has been arrested for pretending to be a lawyer, or prosecuted for fraud, law enforcement officials said.
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Attorney Fry believes that around 4,000 people may have been prosecuted for DWI in Missouri during the period when police were incorrectly calibrating their breathalyzers.
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In 1913, in a largely forgotten episode, National Cash Register Co. became the first tech company to be successfully prosecuted for violating the Sherman Act.
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A UN fact-finding commission called for Myanmar's military leaders, including the commander-in-chief, to be investigated and prosecuted for war crimes and genocide.
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In his 213 months in office, no one has been prosecuted for the looting of the state that took place under his predecessor, Jacob Zuma.
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No elector has been prosecuted for doing so, but then again, almost every elector has voted with his or her state's results in the past.
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Very few of the people who have perpetuated crimes against black people, whether they be police officers or anybody else, have been prosecuted for it.
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Government blames militants for violence Monday's report called for Myanmar's military leaders to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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Zimmerman&aposs lawsuit alleged that nearly all of the defendants worked together to cause Zimmerman to be unjustly arrested and prosecuted for second-degree murder.
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No officials were prosecuted for the leak, but a top aide to Vice President Dick Cheney, Lewis "Scooter" Libby, was convicted of lying to investigators.
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Prosecutors grant immunity sparingly because under Department of Justice policy, immunized witnesses presumptively should not be prosecuted for the crimes about which they have testified.
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Officials say he'll be prosecuted for 2 counts of misdemeanor soliciting another for prostitution -- and if convicted, he faces up to a year in jail.
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MMA star Tito Ortiz will NOT be prosecuted for an alleged battery that happened inside a Vegas nightclub back in February ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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An outside investigator will be hired to determine if any students should be prosecuted for possible hate crimes, as several parents and students urged, Hurley said.
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State policies limiting prosecution for drinking during pregnancy, meanwhile, may have arisen in places where lots of pregnant women were prosecuted for drinking previously, Roberts said.
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The investigation that concluded with the Mueller report didn't make a recommendation about whether or not President Donald Trump could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice.
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A five-year national inquiry into child abuse recommended in December that priests be prosecuted for failing to report evidence of pedophilia heard in the confessional.
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"If we had an assisted suicide law, Michelle Carter would never have even been prosecuted for this crime," Marx told reporters after the hearing last October.
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That removes one way that people who carry out mass attacks in the name of racism or anti-Semitism can be prosecuted for terrorism, she said.
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The attorney general will ultimately decide whether the suspected shooter should also be extradited to Mexico and prosecuted for the killings of eight of its citizens.
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Xinhua added that owners of polluting firms or slack local officials would be held accountable for any environmental damage and could be prosecuted for criminal liability.
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I am advocating that Bill be prosecuted for his sex crimes just like Harvey Weinstein has been arrested and Bill Cosby is about to be sentenced.
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Dallas Cowboys linebacker Tyrone Crawford is being prosecuted for that crazy bar fight at the Coyote Ugly Saloon -- but shockingly, he's not being charged with assault.
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It's almost certain Brad Pitt will not be prosecuted for any alleged assault against his son ... so say multiple law enforcement sources involved in the case.
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And according to Paula Ávila-Guillen from the Center For Reproductive Rights, the women who end up being prosecuted for miscarrying are almost always low-income.
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It's possible that the charges could be barred by the state's double jeopardy law, which prohibits a person from being separately prosecuted for the same offense.
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In 2014, I was prosecuted for contempt of court in relation to a blog post written three years earlier looking at the research into war casualties.
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And a number of individuals have been prosecuted for assault with a deadly weapon after hurling rocks at Border Patrol agents and other law enforcement officials.
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It would be an extraordinary step for the American experiment: No president has ever been prosecuted for a crime while in office or after leaving it.
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He did not have an attorney with him at that time, and was not warned he could be prosecuted for making false statements, his memo said.
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Giuliani also weighed in on the possibility that Cohen may have lied to Congress, saying Trump's former personal lawyer and "fixer" should be prosecuted for perjury.
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If, after receiving a pardon, Cohen is forced to testify and commits perjury to protect the President, he could be then prosecuted for that new felony.
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Mr. Petraeus, 64, has his own black mark: He was prosecuted for mishandling classified material in a scandal stemming from an extramarital affair with his biographer.
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If Johnny's right and he never touched her ... had she filed an official report she could be prosecuted for a felony -- filing a phony police report.
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Bruce's lawyer at the time argued rightly that the comedian was actually being prosecuted for his jokes mocking those in power, as well as ridiculing religion.
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He threw out the top managers of the tax collection authority and replaced them with his own people, partly to avoid being prosecuted for tax evasion.
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The idea of a household appliance snitching on you is slightly troubling if you're a stickler for privacy, or just don't like being prosecuted for stuff.
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Under the plan, people would be barred from getting asylum if they came into the US between ports of entry and were prosecuted for illegal entry.
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NFL quarterback Tarvaris Jackson will NOT be prosecuted for allegedly pulling a loaded gun on his wife and threatening to shoot her ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Mr. Maduro said on state television on Friday that the freed prisoners had him to thank for going home, despite having been prosecuted for their crimes.
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The Justice Department has said that the number of defendants prosecuted for white-collar crime has generally decreased since the second half of the Obama administration.
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Meanwhile, an Alabama Republican legislator, Ed Henry, went even further: He said that the women accusing Moore should be prosecuted for waiting to make their allegations.
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Wang Dong, a lawyer in the southern city of Kunming who specialises in education, has yet to hear of any parent being prosecuted for home schooling.
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For example, in 2007, Lawrence Lewis, an otherwise law-abiding single father, was prosecuted for violating an EPA regulation passed pursuant to the Clean Water Act.
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Spurred by Ken Thompson's efforts as Brooklyn district attorney, the police and prosecutors have greatly reduced the number of people prosecuted for low-level marijuana arrests.
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Under a Florida law that went into effect July 1, he must pay those penalties before casting a ballot or risk being prosecuted for voter fraud.
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"We are pursuing every legal path ... [so] those who might have broken the law [can] be prosecuted for it," he told reporters during a press conference.
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The appropriate course of action would have been for Barr not to have made a determination about whether Trump could or would be prosecuted for obstruction.
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Another element of due process known as "double jeopardy" appears in the Fifth Amendment and protects an individual from being prosecuted for the same offense twice.
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President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday that allowed the federal government to keep families together in immigration detention while parents are prosecuted for illegal entry.
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McIntosh, grouped together appeals by 10 people from California and Washington who were prosecuted for violating the Controlled Substances Act, the federal statute that outlaws weed.
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And media reports suggest that's not an idle warning: In 2011, for instance, a Manchester man was prosecuted for accidentally killing two swans while water-skiing.
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Ohio, in which the ACLU took on the case of a Ku Klux Klan leader who was prosecuted for calling for "revenge" against Jewish and black people.
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A report by the UN Human Rights Council concluded that six senior generals in Myanmar should be prosecuted for genocide for leading a pogrom against Rohingya Muslims.
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In the early days of Bitcoin, transaction processors were often prosecuted for not upholding anti-money laundering requirements — something many of the pioneering companies had never considered.
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Nearly every candidate has offered support for the federal legalization of recreational marijuana and many have called to expunge federal charges for those prosecuted for pot use.
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But in many ways, Johnson is being prosecuted for inhabiting the very kind of sexual persona black American men were literally bred against their will to have.
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This might seem like a non-issue, because people are rarely prosecuted for engaging in BDSM, and police generally enjoy a strong relationship with the kink community.
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McDonald seems to be committing his agency to real police work: going up the chain to find the highest-level individual who can be prosecuted for wrongdoing.
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" Nadler later asked if it was true that "under Department of Justice policy, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice crimes after he leaves office.
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I believe in family separations because if you get arrested and get prosecuted for a crime just like any American family, you&aposre going to get separated.
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Nothing -- if you got prosecuted for lying to the newspapers or the press, my God, I mean Cohen -- Cohen should go to jail for a thousand years.
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John Carpenter was prosecuted for murdering the "Hogan's Hero" star back in 1994, and the centerpiece of the trial was blood found in Carpenter's rent-a-car.
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LONDON — Three women from Derry in Northern Ireland have publicly handed themselves in at a police station and requested they be prosecuted for buying illegal abortion pills.
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It will also be prosecuted for allegedly exceeding ethylene oxide emission limits for a period of two months in late 2015 and early 2016, Dutch prosecutors said.
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"It is inconceivable that in America someone would be prosecuted for refusing to swear to a false narrative pushed on him by the Muller investigators," Stone said.
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He may be more fearful of being prosecuted for imagined crimes as a private citizen than he is ambitious to lead the country for a second term.
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As they show daily by their heated rhetoric, Donald Trump's most furious detractors actually hope to see him prosecuted for misdeeds they suppose him to have committed.
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Read these stories next:Harvey Weinstein Could Still Be Prosecuted For Alleged Rape Of Rose McGowanWhy Did It Take This Long For People To Listen To Rose McGowan?
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Although he would be prosecuted for accepting the bribe, the granting of the pardon would be the quid pro quo, and thus an essential of the crime.
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Mr. Bellone, the county executive, said that he believed Mr. Rodgers had been prosecuted for trying to bring greater oversight to the Police Department, Mr. Burke's turf.
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"Everybody will breathe a sigh of relief, because people were earlier apprehensive that if they withdrew life support, they could be prosecuted for culpable homicide," he added.
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Parents will still be criminally prosecuted for crossing the border illegally, but they may now be permitted to remain with their children in detention until their hearing.
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Domestic groups that spread hate speech, even if extreme, have First Amendment protections that prevent them from simply being shut down or individuals prosecuted for supporting them.
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The attorney general said the separatist leaders should also be prosecuted for sedition and misuse of public funds, after organizing and staging an independence referendum on Oct.
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Maybe Donald Trump, Jr., or Jared Kushner might eventually be prosecuted for some crime or another related to, say, perjury or lying to the FBI, inmates suggested.
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Scott Baio will not be prosecuted for allegedly sexually assaulting Nicole Eggert during the run of "Charles in Charge," but we've learned the D.A. found her credible.
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Abortion is banned in the socially-conservative Central American country, where women have been prosecuted for stillbirths after home deliveries and abortions induced because of medical emergencies.
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Rather, the defense must go through the government to request interviews, they said — hinting that defense lawyers could be prosecuted for spilling classified secrets if they disobey.
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A North Carolina law passed in 2015 prohibits the removal of these monuments, yet the prospect of being prosecuted for doing just that was not a deterrent.
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Between the lines: The three people had been promulgated as "war heroes unfairly prosecuted for actions taken in the heat and confusion of battle," the Times writes.
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Any reluctance on his part to step in and oversee who gets prosecuted for crimes, and who doesn't, is purely a matter of discretion on his part.
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During the hearing, Judge Emmet Sullivan reacted badly to Flynn's crime of lying and to his then-lawyers suggesting he was unlike others Mueller prosecuted for lying.
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However, Interior Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Salvini has kept the issue high on the political agenda, offering his public support to people prosecuted for shooting robbers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The former assistant chairman of China's securities regulator, Zhang Yujun, will be prosecuted for serious violations of discipline, the country's graft watchdog said on Friday.
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And also at stake is an important effort to change state law to ensure that anyone pardoned by President Trump can be prosecuted for possible state crimes.
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According to DHS officials, this number reflects only the families that have been separated when parents were sent into criminal custody to be prosecuted for illegal entry.
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Myanmar has rejected a report by the United Nations investigators calling for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide, saying the international community is making "false allegations".
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I think that ... There's another soldier on the U.S. side who admits to other atrocities in the same episode, he's not going to get prosecuted for it?
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Boxing superstar Adrien Broner will not be prosecuted for allegedly pulling a gun on a man and violently robbing him earlier this year ... TMZ Sports has confirmed.
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Ohio, the Supreme Court ruled that a Ku Klux Klansman was wrongfully prosecuted for insinuating during a rally that the KKK should take revenge against its enemies.
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In general, police are very rarely prosecuted for using deadly force — and not just because the law allows them wide latitude to use force on the job.
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Ted Cruz, a former solicitor general, even went so far Saturday night as to demand that the perpetrator be prosecuted for domestic terrorism by the Department of Justice.
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The FBI later told Congress that the newly discovered emails did not alter its earlier conclusions that Clinton should not be prosecuted for her handling of sensitive data.
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U.S. President Bill Clinton signed the Rome Statute, but his successor, George W. Bush, renounced the signature, citing fears that Americans would be unfairly prosecuted for political reasons.
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Former opposition leader Sam Rainsy is being prosecuted for defamation in Cambodia for his claims that Prime Minister Hun Sen bought a significant portion of his Facebook followers.
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People with HIV were even afraid to report being raped, Haught said, for fear that they could be prosecuted for failing to disclose their status during the rape.
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"Prosecuted for the same thing millions of people are thinking," he tweeted eagerly after the ruling, along with the hashtags #politiekproces ("political trial") and #pleurop ("bugger off", roughly).
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They pleaded guilty to the federal charges and asserted that they could not be prosecuted for the same crimes in local courts under the Constitution's double jeopardy clause.
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Some offenders have been charged using an old common law called 'Outraging Public Decency', under which you can be prosecuted for public urination, or having sex in public.
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And even if evidence implicates Prince as working to establish a back channel, it is rare that people are prosecuted for perjury or making false statements to Congress.
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Other defendants argued that they were being prosecuted for their political ideas, said that holding a referendum was not a crime and accused the prosecutors of manipulating facts.
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Oddly, Carter Page is one person who hasn&apost been accused of a crime, hasn&apost been prosecuted for a crime, hasn&apost been arrested for a crime.
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The charges were first brought against Snell in 2001, when he was prosecuted for marketing works Rodin works without revealing that they were reproductions made from plaster casts.
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The fact that they could be caught or prosecuted for the crime may be far from their mind, as the group itself establishes it's own system of judgement.
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To date, the biggest case is that of Tafa Balogun, a former police chief successfully prosecuted for money laundering in 2005 and sentenced to six months in prison.
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The catfish-throwing Nashville Predators fan is NOT A CRIMINAL -- and will no longer be prosecuted for slangin' the fish on the ice at the Stanley Cup finals.
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A trained accountant and an admirer of Bolivian President Evo Morales, the fellow Aymara Indian said he and other Peruvian activists have been unfairly prosecuted for opposing mining.
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In the past, flanelinhas have been accused of —and prosecuted for—extorting parkers, demanding exorbitant fees for free, public spaces, and slashing tires if motorists don't pay up.
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It is rare for someone to be prosecuted for a hate crime against people of her own ethnicity, but Interiano said that he believed the case warranted it.
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"That's one of the greatest injustices to be accused of something or successfully prosecuted for something when you honestly did not know where the line was," Franks said.
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Because these individuals have not been prosecuted for these crimes, Rubio would likely consider them to be "non-criminal" and argue that they should remain the United States.
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to overturn a longstanding doctrine on whether an individual can be prosecuted for the same crime twice under federal and state laws.
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Officially a foreign correspondent then, Mr. Sparks was nearly prosecuted for quoting Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, whose husband, Nelson Mandela, was the imprisoned leader of the African National Congress.
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Still, it would be difficult for prosecutors to show that she intended to mislead Congress — a high legal bar — and that she should be criminally prosecuted for it.
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It sets up the perfect double standard argument for Team Trump: if Trump or his inner circle were prosecuted for improper dealings with Russia then what about Clinton?
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Goodwin said the ruling has important national implications as well, since it endorsed the idea that individual officials in a corporation can be prosecuted for the corporation's actions.
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The main sticking point is a police request that parliament strip Babis of his immunity so he can be prosecuted for suspected fraud in tapping European Union subsidies.
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Even Nixon was ultimately held accountable, resigned in disgrace and, notwithstanding a pardon by his successor, may have been prosecuted for obstruction of justice and abuse of power.
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The editors, Can Dundar and Erdem Gul, of the daily Cumhuriyet, are being prosecuted for reporting on alleged weapons transfers by Turkish intelligence agents to rebels in Syria.
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Dearie on Tuesday denied Zaslavskiy's motion to dismiss the case, filed in March, which claimed he couldn't be prosecuted for securities fraud because his investment offerings were currencies.
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"In our research, we've never witnessed or heard through second-hand sources of anyone ever being arrested or prosecuted for arranging or performing a child marriage," said Barr.
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No one knows what might happen to Flynn — he's unlikely to be prosecuted for the charges — but his already-tenuous status in Washington has taken a big hit.
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She was prosecuted for assisting in the management of a brothel and police tried to confiscate £8,000 in cash, which she had earned through her personal sex work.
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"The fact that James Comey was not prosecuted for the absolutely horrible things he did just shows how fair and reasonable Attorney General Bill Barr is," Trump tweeted.
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The pardons will apply to those in England and Wales who have since passed away but were prosecuted for same-sex relations before homosexuality was decriminalized in 1967.
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"A family had never been prosecuted for trying to raise a ransom for a loved one, so that was just him misspeaking," she told me in an interview.
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The two former federal prosecutors now suggest that because there is no law explicitly making "collusion" illegal, then a person can't be prosecuted for actions that constitute collusion.
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So for Firtash it was telling him his case was worthless here and that he&aposs being prosecuted for no reason and basically to get taken care of.
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When the recruiters were prosecuted for these illegal activities, they were charged with conspiracy to commit visa fraud, conspiracy to harbor aliens for profit and making false statements.
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According to the study, poachers are presently being prosecuted for single seizures, but linking smuggling networks to larger seizures would help law enforcement build stronger cases against them.
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Jose was not prosecuted for the crime of illegal entry like thousands of other parents under the policy, but the government still separated him, and he's not alone.
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Wu, detained by the authorities in June 2017, is currently being prosecuted for fraud and embezzlement, though there is speculation that his risky financial dealings led to his downfall.
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Of the 147 women prosecuted for abortion-related crimes between 2000 and 2014, 25 remain in jail, with some serving sentences as long as 40 years, the CFDA said.
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It is possible he could be prosecuted for murder, as O'Brien confirms his office is taking the necessary steps to file such a charge now that Malinowski has died.
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Being falsely charged with a crime, and being prosecuted for reasons that have nothing to do with justice, is a horror that no person should ever have to endure.
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Last week, a federal judge recommended that he and three others be prosecuted for contempt of court for failing to comply with an order in a racial profiling case.
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Founded in 1920, it first came to fame during the Scopes Trial, in which the group defended a Tennessee high school teacher who was prosecuted for teaching human evolution.
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The U.N. mission called for Min Aung Hlaing and five other generals to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity and genocide over allegations of mass killings and gang rapes.
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Trump accused Comey of lying to Congress, but did not specify was he was referring to, and said the former FBI chief should be prosecuted for leaking classified information.
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The woman who plays a post-apocalyptic juvenile on the CW series "The 100" will NOT be prosecuted for domestic violence ... because prosecutors realized there was no domestic violence.
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An official from the election's board where Justin voted is clearly against prosecution, telling us he should be commended, not prosecuted, for inspiring people to get out and vote.
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Parliamentary privilege allows for all proceedings of both Houses to be "privileged," meaning that MPs and peers (such as Hain) cannot be prosecuted for anything they say in Parliament.
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And if the First Amendment means anything, it means Americans can't be criminally prosecuted for speaking without a license where the license, as a matter of law, doesn't exist.
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This is a mistake because I believe that there has long been an unwritten norm in this country that no one should be prosecuted for partisan or political reasons.
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Belgium banned the niqab - which covers the hair and face except for the eyes - and the burqa in 2011 and 60 women have since been prosecuted for wearing them.
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"Comey should be prosecuted for leaking confidential FBI information when he leaked his report intended to develop a special prosecutor for the President of the United States," Giuliani said.
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The U.N. report targeted several top Myanmar military officials, including its commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing, that it believes should be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity.
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The U.N. report targeted several top Myanmar military officials including its commander-in-chief, Min Aung Hlaing, that it believes should be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity.
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Human Rights Watch also said that it could not find publicly available information indicating that any police officers or members of pro-government groups had been prosecuted for abuses.
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The UN report strongly suggests these top military commanders should be investigated and prosecuted for crimes against humanity, either through the International Criminal Court or an ad hoc tribunal.
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In a single day in a single court last Monday, Steglich witnessed 62 parents prosecuted for illegal entry in McAllen, Texas, after they had been divided from their children.
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Ex-"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" star Althea Eaton won't be prosecuted for smacking her baby daddy, Benzino, upside his head, and she can partially thank Benzino himself for that.
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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, under the Bush administration, did resign from his post because some members of Congress felt his testimony was misleading — he was never prosecuted for anything.
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The vote was more symbolic than practical: No one has ever been prosecuted for blasphemy in modern Ireland, and in practice the ban had never led to a prosecution.
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A big pre-season victory for Seattle Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner -- who will NOT be prosecuted for allegedly attacking his baby mama's father last month ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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In one recent example, Goldman Sachs refused to pay legal fees for Sergey Aleynikov, a computer programmer who was twice prosecuted for stealing code from the Wall Street firm.
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Sources close to the case said on Wednesday the Navy is examining possible grounds under terms of Scott's immunity agreement that might allow him to be prosecuted for perjury.
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At least 180 felons have been prosecuted for voting over the past 20 years, according to a list of voting-related convictions and civil judgments compiled by Mr. Snead.
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In the United Kingdom, the birthplace of freedom of speech, thousands of people have been arrested and prosecuted for social media posts, often at the behest of liberal activists.
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As a result of the performance, Mr. Brus was prosecuted for the crime of "degrading symbols of the state" and fled with his family to exile in West Berlin.
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The case, the first in the state to consider manslaughter charges tied to texting, raised concerns among civil liberties advocates who said Carter was being prosecuted for her speech.
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Artists and critics have been prosecuted for writing a short story about the Prophet Muhammad descending to earth or publishing a popularity contest ranking him 11th, among other things.
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In 2010, the Australian government went so far as to buy advertisements in newspapers to remind its citizens that they can be prosecuted for molesting children in other countries.
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Reve was also prosecuted for blasphemy in 1966, because of an essay in which he expressed a wish to have sex with God, who was depicted as a donkey.
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Mr. Lee was prosecuted for possessing the drug ecstasy with the intent to distribute it, and his lawyer urged him to plead guilty in exchange for a lighter sentence.
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Some of his top officials have been indicted in the U.S., while he and others could be prosecuted for crimes against humanity if they were to leave the country.
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Since the military took power in a 2014 coup, at least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese-majeste, according to the iLaw group, which monitors royal insult cases.
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The authorities deny that, and say many of this summer's opposition protests were illegal because they were not formally authorized and that people were prosecuted for breaking the law.
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If a teenager could be prosecuted for breaking into a grocery store, you also had to prosecute those comfortable people who put their money offshore and paid no taxes.
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Critics say the laws could be difficult to enforce, and could lead people to be prosecuted for sharing pictures of breastfeeding or other images not intended to be sexual.
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Among other people prosecuted for such conduct, former FBI agent Terry Albury is now looking at a sentence of four to five years in prison in an unrelated case.
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More than 200 people were arrested during the protests, and the six acquitted Wednesday were being prosecuted for the more than $100,000 of damage that occurred across the city.
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All three have been championed by conservative lawmakers and commentators, who have portrayed them as war heroes unfairly prosecuted for actions taken in the heat and confusion of battle.
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Mr. Vance's position got a boost last week, when the Supreme Court ruled that criminal defendants may be prosecuted for the same offenses in both federal and state court.
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Cosby's lawyer had argued he got a solid promise from the former D.A. in suburban Philadelphia ... that the comedian would NOT be prosecuted for allegedly sexually assaulting Andrea Constand.
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He was put under investigation later in July and on Friday the party announced he would be prosecuted for corruption, accusing him of leaking secrets, bribery and abusing his power.
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But the FBI didn't stink only from the head — Comey's deputy, Andrew McCabe, also was fired, and could be prosecuted for allegedly being dishonest with investigators about a media leak.
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In August, a U.S. appeals court upheld the conviction of former New Jersey-based high-speed trader Michael Coscia who was the first individual to be criminally prosecuted for spoofing.
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Being prosecuted for illegal entry resulted in parents being sent to federal custody to face the charges and their children being sent into the custody of Health and Human Services.
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He would also become the only person arrested and prosecuted for any one of the shootings — a conviction he is appealing, insisting that he was railroaded by detectives' perfunctory investigation.
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"Under zero tolerance, the number of migrants who were prosecuted for entering the U.S. illegally — single adults as well as those part of a family unit — was increased," Waldman said.
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Any other public official besides Secretary of State Clinton would have been prosecuted for some of the actions that the Clintons have been engaged in for more than four decades.
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Donald Trump's campaign manager will not be prosecuted for pushing a reporter because of an unreleased video shot prior to the incident showing the reporter in question crossing the line.
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Instead, LGBT people have been prosecuted for serial "debauchery," often on the basis of anal exams that Egyptian authorities falsely believe can prove whether someone has had repeated anal sex.
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I know that not all men are violent, but I also know that in 2017-18 in Britain 93% of those prosecuted for violence against women and girls were men.
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The federal case currently on trial in Boston, where Kapoor and other former executives of the company are being prosecuted for racketeering, is the background for this latest bizarre revelation.
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Ten years ago, it seemed remarkable that America had gotten so soft on corporate crime that nobody was prosecuted for the banking malfeasance that crashed the world economy in 2008.
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South Carolina congressman Trey Gowdy even asked Comey if reporters could potentially be prosecuted for publishing classified information, which would be a major attack on the freedom of the press.
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"Importantly, under the zero-tolerance policy, even asylum-seekers are being criminally prosecuted for the simple act of seeking asylum, and separated from their asylum-seeking children," the petition reads.
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A federal judge has recommended that the sheriff be prosecuted for criminal contempt for defying court orders to stop racially biased policing: charges that could conceivably end in jail time.
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The Trump administration has faced criticism over its "zero tolerance" immigration policy for months, which mandates that any immigrant suspected of crossing the border illegally be prosecuted for illegal entry.
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More than 10,000 people were killed, according to the UN; it has called for Myanmar's military leaders to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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Under current law, immigrants who enter the country between ports of entry are criminally prosecuted for illegal entry while their immigration cases — including requests for asylum — are reviewed in parallel.
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Penalty for an abortion: Women will not be prosecuted for having an illegal abortion in Alabama, but doctors who perform the procedure could face up to 99 years in prison.
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Women's suffrage activist Susan B. Anthony was famously arrested along with 15 other women, and prosecuted for attempting to vote in the presidential election of 1872 in Rochester, New York.
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The bill also aims to reverse the damage done to those who were prosecuted for marijuana use by expunging federal crimes and allowing offenders to petition courts for shorter sentences.
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Now, at the same time, I said in that initial statement that if the evidence indicated that Edward Snowden violated the law, he should be prosecuted for violating the law.
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Will other actions he takes, such as an increase in deportations, disproportionately hurt LGBTQ people — by, for example, sending immigrants back to countries where they are prosecuted for their identities?
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And in some states, like Illinois, people who try to help other drug users can get prosecuted for crimes like battery instead of murder if the victim survives the overdose.
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A United Nations panel has recommended that top Myanmar military officials "be investigated and prosecuted" for genocide and human rights atrocities against the Rohingya and other minority groups in Myanmar.
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The Legal Aid Society, a nonprofit organization that represents low-income New Yorkers, said 84 percent of its clients prosecuted for gravity knife possession between July 1, 2015, and Dec.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," the American Civil Liberties Union's Ben Wizner told CNN last year.
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Once Radwan made the reparations, she said, they would send his case to court and see him prosecuted for beating and abusing Amira for the two weeks they were married.
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Among the companies that have not been prosecuted for employing undocumented laborers, however, are those owned by President Trump, despite the Trump Organization having reportedly hired undocumented workers for decades.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar rejected on Wednesday a report by United Nations investigators that called for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide, saying the international community was making "false allegations".
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The pro-life movement has insisted for decades that women should not be prosecuted for self-abortion, although this position is shifting in the face of safe, cheap abortion medications.
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European countries, no doubt, would prefer that the fighters never came back, or that they were prosecuted for war crimes and terrorist activities in the countries where they were captured.
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While adults were jailed and prosecuted for misdemeanor illegal entry, their children were placed in shelters run by the Office of Refugee Resettlement and put into a completely separate process.
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In the end, he pled guilty in exchange for not being prosecuted for any felonies — a deal that included, as one provision, an agreement to never again seek public office.
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Further reports documented that Smith had been investigated but not prosecuted for domestic abuse in 2009, when he was a member of Meyer's coaching staff at the University of Florida.
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"Defense lawyers tell us that the parents being prosecuted for crossing the border are being made to wear yellow bracelets to denote their status," said Eve Krief, a protest organizer.
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Mr. Bharara, who was fired by Mr. Trump last year and became one of his most outspoken critics, has rejected the assertion that Mr. D'Souza was prosecuted for political reasons.
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The bill does not propose any exceptions for rape or incest, but it does say that those who receive abortions and doctors who perform them can be prosecuted for murder.
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While he said "it was unlikely that Mr. Allen could be prosecuted for sexual abuse based on the evidence," Wilk said "he found the evidence inconclusive," according to the newspaper.
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Since the coup, at least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese-majeste, but the Thai Lawyers for Human Rights Centre said there had been no such prosecutions this year.
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Mr. Trump has previously said that Mr. Kerry — who was a key negotiator in the Iran nuclear deal — should be prosecuted for discussions with Iranian officials after he left office.
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His comments during a marathon House Oversight Committee hearing were his first public denial under oath, meaning he could be prosecuted for perjury if he was not telling the truth.
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Assange says he fears that if he hands himself in he could be extradited to the United States to be prosecuted for publishing U.S. diplomatic and military secrets on WikiLeaks.
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Loomer shouted "You're going to get locked up" and called Comey a criminal, saying that he would be "prosecuted for your transgressions" in a video posted to her Twitter account.
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ICE will be putting the parents of UACs in removal proceedings if they are undocumented aliens too, and if a smuggler was paid, they might be prosecuted for human trafficking.
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If I break into a senator's office and steal documents, I can still be prosecuted for doing so, even if I intend to report on the content of those documents.
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In the meantime, I hope that the bishops and cardinals who looked the other way and covered up the abuse are prosecuted for behavior that would make the Mafia blush.
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It's typical for us to concoct a commensurately brutalist set of policies to punish the body in response to being checked, limited, and prosecuted for others' desire for that body.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," the American Civil Liberties Union's Ben Wizner told CNN in 2017.
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"Farmers and villagers are being prosecuted for farming our land and living in the forest, which we have done for generations," said Prateeb Rakhangthong of the Southern Peasants' Federation of Thailand.
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The same day, U.N investigators accused Senior General Min Aung Hlaing of overseeing a campaign with "genocidal intent" and recommended he and other senior officials be prosecuted for crimes against humanity.
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President Trump's lawyer argued in a federal court on Wednesday morning that he could not be prosecuted for a crime even if he shot someone in broad daylight on Fifth Avenue.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey reintroduced a bill in February that would legalize marijuana nationwide, expunge federal convictions and allow those prosecuted for use to petition the courts for shorter sentences.
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However, Hosko acknowledged critics of the decision will struggle with how Comey interpreted a federal statute under which Clinton could have possibly been prosecuted for gross negligence in handling sensitive material.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," said Ben Wizner, director of the ACLU Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project.
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"I see the fact that no one was being prosecuted for this as a factor in a five-fold increase in four years in this kind of illegal immigration," Sessions said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand said during an MSNBC town hall Monday that drug manufacturers like the Sackler family, which founded Purdue Pharma, should be prosecuted for their role in exacerbating the opioid crisis.
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In 2006 she was prosecuted for "insulting Turkishness" (in her novel "The Bastard of Istanbul", a character refers to the massacre of Armenians during the first world war as a genocide).
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In addition, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office had problems with the quality of the data it maintained on people investigated, arrested or prosecuted for immigration law violations, the report found.
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This new report builds on preliminary findings by the UN, published in August, which recommended that top military officials in Myanmar be investigated and prosecuted for crimes against humanity and genocide.
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U.S. officials have said they will not budge on their demand that Snowden be prosecuted for stealing thousands of classified intelligence documents, the release of which they say damaged national security.
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On Monday, Supreme Court Justice Maikel Moreno said Guaido should be prosecuted for violating a travel ban, after the National Assembly leader toured several Latin American countries a few weeks ago.
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Yet, here we have a sitting president encouraging police and hired assassins to commit murder with impunity: Duterte has repeatedly pledged that police officers will not be prosecuted for extrajudicial executions.
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He went on to explain why he believes Comey deserved to be fired and why Clinton should have been prosecuted for her handling of classified material on a private email server.
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At the moment, Can Dundar and Erdem Gul, two prominent journalists from Cumhuriyet newspapers, are being prosecuted for disclosing Turkish Intelligence's illegal weapons shipment to Syria, most probably to Al Qaeda.
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Between 2012 and 2015, 1,205 individuals and companies were prosecuted for securities offences in Canada, but fewer than 40 went to jail, according to FAIR, a lobby group for investor rights.
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While it is still not routine that heads of state are prosecuted for their crimes, it is no longer inconceivable and there is now even an expectation that it will happen.
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"We will do all we can to get prosecutors to reopen the Swedish preliminary criminal investigation so that Assange can be extradited to Sweden and be prosecuted for rape," she added.
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In the U.S., drone users have been prosecuted for flying drones near a range of buildings and events, from smuggling drugs to prisons to "stalking" protests at the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Not a single bank and just one low-level trader were prosecuted for the shenanigans that led up to the devastating stock market crash of 2008 and the ensuing Great Recession.
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These included: Nixon was never prosecuted for his role in the scandal due to a blanket pardon granted by his former vice president, Gerald Ford, shortly after Ford assumed the presidency.
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The United Nations has called for Myanmar's military leaders to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes following a campaign of persecution and killing of Rohingya.
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Of course, we had a situation with President Clinton 20 years ago where he was never prosecuted for perjury even though he gave a highly misleading testimony in a civil deposition.
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"Almost no one is prosecuted for lying to Congress," US Attorney for Northern Texas P.J. Meitl wrote in a 2007 law review essay (Meitl was, at the time, in private practice).
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"The framers did not create the power to pardon as a way for the president to protect himself and his associates" from being prosecuted for their own criminal behavior, he said.
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The Trump administration last year began a policy of routinely separating all migrant children from their parents at the border so the adults could be criminally prosecuted for crossing the border.
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Small-scale, personal use is largely ignored by the police, although as in the United States, studies have shown that minorities are more likely to be arrested and prosecuted for it.
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Ms. Corfman said on Saturday that a firestorm of criticism from Mr. Moore's supporters — one of them, a state legislator, suggested that she be prosecuted "for lying" — had not deterred her.
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Nuon Chea was convicted alongside Khieu Samphan, or "Brother Number Four" -- they were two of the most senior leaders of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime to be prosecuted for the genocide.
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Some commenters on Twitter have suggested that if Mr. Cosby could be prosecuted for a sexual assault that occurred more than a decade ago, Ms. Donham should face prosecution as well.
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In December, Mexico's lower house of Congress approved legislation proposed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador that would grant amnesty to women federally prosecuted for abortion, including those charged with homicide.
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The current and former officials agreed to discuss the intelligence only on the condition of anonymity because much of it remains highly classified, and they could be prosecuted for disclosing it.
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But they rejected the idea for fear the justices would have to recuse themselves from an appeal should the president be prosecuted for the same conduct after being removed from office.
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Gorsuch asked Wall whether he agreed with Clement that the potential for gun owners to be prosecuted for stopping for coffee while traveling to a gun range kept the case alive.
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Burnham said that in light of an Office of Legal Counsel opinion upholding Trump's immunity claim, it was entirely impossible that Kupperman would ever be criminally prosecuted for contempt of Congress.
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To respond to children being separated from their parents at the border, House Republicans added language to the bill intended to keep families together when parents are prosecuted for crossing illegally.
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Before this trip, we hadn't seen Conor in America since around the time he was being prosecuted for stomping on a cell phone outside of a Miami hotel back in March.
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In a police interview, McDonald and Evans admitted to having sex with X. They were charged and eventually prosecuted for rape on the basis that X was too drunk to consent.
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"Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo should never have been arrested, much less prosecuted, for doing their jobs as investigative journalists," said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch.
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Donald Trump's embattled campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, will not be prosecuted for battery after he allegedly grabbed a reporter at an event last month, a Florida state prosecutor said on Thursday.
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Because of an existing legal opinion stating that a sitting president cannot be indicted, the report did not reach a judgment on whether Mr Trump should be prosecuted for obstruction of justice.
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Did former Montgomery County District Attorney Bruce L. Castor, Jr. have the legal authority to promise entertainer Bill Cosby he would never be prosecuted for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand?
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It is unfair to portray our peaceful movement as having "an undertone of intimidation and intolerance", particularly as more than 285,230 Catalan citizens are being prosecuted for organising the referendum on independence.
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The political effects of both issues are strikingly evident in Rio de Janeiro, where every governor elected between 1998 and 2018 has been prosecuted for crimes related to theft of public funds.
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LONDON — Social media companies could face hefty fines and their employees may be criminally prosecuted for failing to combat online illegal content, according to proposals backed by the British government on Wednesday.
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The shooter, identified as 26-year-old Esteban Santiago, was being prosecuted for allegedly strangling and hitting his girlfriend last year, according to court documents filed in Anchorage, Alaska, where he lived.
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In August, the United Nations said a string of high-profile Burmese military figures, including the head of the armed forces, should be prosecuted for genocide over the "shocking" wave of violence.
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When Nadler asked if it was true that "under Department of Justice policy, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justice crimes after he leaves office," Mueller said that it was.
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"The laws do not strike me as being so loose that they are being incapable of successful enforcement actions, and in fact people are prosecuted for being unlicensed firearms dealers," Malcolm said.
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The body called on President Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov to make "a public statement affirming unambiguously that torture will not be tolerated", adding that nobody had been prosecuted for torture, despite widely publicized cases.
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And after Comey's publicly stated that Clinton should not be criminally prosecuted for her improper email practices, new and important evidence surfaced in the FBI's New York office about the email practices.
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Cruz should know that, because of the way Congress has limited the reach of federal terrorism laws, the driver who plowed his car into the crowd can't actually be prosecuted for terrorism.
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NFL lineman King Dunlap will NOT be prosecuted for violating a restraining order involving his baby mama ... and his lawyer says the two sides are working together to co-parent their kids.
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Joshua Vallum, 29, of Lucedale is the first person prosecuted for a federal hate crime in which the victim was targeted for being transgender, the Justice Department said in a news release.
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Tommy Lee's reached the point of no return -- even if he changes his mind about wanting his son, Brandon Lee, prosecuted for battery ... the case is headed to the D.A.'s office.
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It started to shut down the program in 2006, after the Supreme Court issued a ruling about the Geneva Conventions that put agency interrogators in jeopardy of being prosecuted for war crimes.
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" In Cohen's cooperation agreement with the special counsel's office, it notes that Cohen will not be prosecuted for "obstructing" or conspiring to obstruct or commit perjury "before congressional or grand jury investigations.
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On Wednesday, Algeria's army chief, Lieutenant-General Ahmed Gaed Salah, said he expected to see members of the ruling elite prosecuted for corruption and said he would support a transition toward elections.
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In this context, it may mean that the Trump-campaign officials can be prosecuted for aiding and abetting the hacking even though they did not know about it when it was done.
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When Consovoy was asked by Judge Denny Chin if Trump could not be prosecuted for shooting someone on Fifth Avenue, the lawyer suggested Trump could be once he left the White House.
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House Democratic Caucus Chairman Xavier Becerra of California compared the situation in Michigan to the Wall Street meltdown when he said none of the bank officials were prosecuted for causing the crisis.
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Meyer said the fact that Zach Smith was not prosecuted for domestic violence led him to believe there was no reason to pursue the case with university officials who handle such incidents.
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The Public Ministry said Mr. Castillo was "the person in charge of providing logistics and other resources to one of the material authors already being prosecuted for the crime," according to Reuters.
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The department accused Mr. Helms of intimidating black voters by sending out postcards that suggested they were not eligible to vote and that they could be prosecuted for fraud if they tried.
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Mr. Netanyahu was already embattled, after the police recommended a week ago that he be prosecuted for accepting what they said were bribes worth nearly $300,000 from wealthy businessmen seeking government favors.
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Mr. Cosby is not being prosecuted for his alleged encounter with Ms. Johnson, but her testimony offered a stark rebuttal to his longstanding persona as an amiable comedian and beloved television dad.
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"Would the state of Kansas accept more money in exchange for forgoing the ability to have decision-making authority over who is criminally prosecuted for committing crimes on Kansas lands?" she said.
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Other investigations are in the works, and the American government is trying to delicately warn Mr. Kabila that his chances of being prosecuted for corruption would be lower if he left now.
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These findings are consistent with a report by the U.N. Fact-Finding Mission published this week, which called for senior generals to be prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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While a sitting President cannot be indicted, according to current Justice Department guidance, Trump cannot be certain that he will not be prosecuted for campaign finance violations when he eventually leaves office.
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Three years ago, when Oregon Christian baker Melissa Klein was prosecuted for not decorating a wedding cake for a same-sex couple, one of my law school classmates bemoaned the government's overreach.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The former vice chairman of China's securities regulator, Yao Gang, is being prosecuted for taking bribes and insider trading, the ruling Communist Party's offical People's Daily newspaper reported on Thursday.
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The remarks prompted the Global Times, a powerful Chinese state-run newspaper, to call for the government to issue an international arrest warrant for Lai, saying he should be prosecuted for secession.
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On a call with reporters Friday, DHS officials said this number reflects only the families that have been separated when parents were sent into criminal custody to be prosecuted for illegal entry.
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The letter comes hours after Trump called for former Secretary of State John Kerry to be prosecuted for violating the Logan Act by negotiation with the Iranian government -- a charge Kerry immediately denied.
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In 2016 the US Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit dismissed the Browns' civil case, finding that there was no reasonable expectation that the family would be prosecuted for any criminal misconduct.
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American officials were not terribly optimistic that Mr. Kagame would cede power this year, not least because he faces the prospect of being prosecuted for war crimes at some point in the future.
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Under the policy, parents who crossed the US border with children without authorization were prosecuted for illegal entry and then separated from their children, who were then considered unaccompanied minors by the government.
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We don't know how many people were prosecuted for human trafficking in the past years or how many times the prosecution code paragraph on human exploitation cases, introduced in 2013, has been applied.
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To advance the drug war, his political allies have introduced legislation to bring back the death penalty – and to lower the age at which people can be prosecuted for crimes to just 9.
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Brad Pitt will not be prosecuted for the incident on his private jet ... in fact, we've learned there was never an investigation in the first place because FBI sources say there's no case.
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So, for jurisdictions the Justice Department has prosecuted for discrimination in the past, none of that evidence can be introduced in new cases, making it that much harder to protect minority voting rights.
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MOSCOW (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Moscow clinic which says it performs female genital cutting came under fire on Tuesday as campaigners called for it to be prosecuted for carrying out the harmful practice.
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Mr. Glover was prosecuted for driving without a license, and he moved to suppress the evidence against him, arguing that the stop had violated the Fourth Amendment, which forbids unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Only Jamaica has entirely repealed laws that would permit journalists to be prosecuted for their reporting, according to the study released by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The East African country enacted a tough cyber crimes law in 2015 under which several people have been prosecuted for violations including insulting the president, punishable by up to three years in jail.
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As Coleman shows, many people throughout Europe have been cited, arrested, or prosecuted for a variety of allegedly offensive statements, including criticisms of Islam, Catholicism, Scientology, homosexuality, and abortion, among many other things.
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The justices, in a 7-2 decision, found that the dual-sovereignty doctrine does not contradict the Constitution's Double Jeopardy Clause, which prevents an individual from being prosecuted for the same crime twice.
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The president may not be prosecuted for obstruction of justice over it, even though it seems like a profound obstruction of justice, because the president has the indisputable authority to take the action.
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However, Hamzeh's attorneys argued he was manipulated, "in hopes of pressuring him into a FBI-orchestrated terrorism plot that he would be prosecuted for," and that their client should be released on bail.
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On Monday a United Nations fact finding mission investigating Myanmar's treatment of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya who fled to neighboring Bangladesh last year recommended the country's military leaders be prosecuted for genocide.
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Supporters of the chief, including his wife and brother, have made his case something of a cause célèbre, portraying him repeatedly in media appearances as a hero wrongly prosecuted for doing his job.
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For years, the detention center held only police personnel being prosecuted for crimes, but in 2013, it began housing convicts and detainees suspected of terrorism who were believed to be violent and dangerous.
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In a country with a population of 1.4 billion, only 43,2043 people were prosecuted for "crimes of violating women's personal rights" from 2013 to 2017, according to the office of China's top prosecutor.
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Even if Mr. Trump is wrong and Ms. Muthana's claim of birthright citizenship is proven, she can still be prosecuted for a variety of criminal offenses upon her return to the United States.
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The Intercept, which maintains a real-time record of terrorism-based prosecutions, reports that of the 21625 people prosecuted for terrorism post 2900/220006, the vast majority did not commit acts of violence.
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Matt Patricia was a graduate assistant for the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute football team while he was being prosecuted for sexual assault ... but the head football coach says he was kept in the dark.
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"This order will not protect anyone, and instead it creates additional penalties that could cause people to be significantly over-prosecuted for offenses including resisting arrest," Amnesty International's Noor Mir said in a statement.
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If either of them violated grand jury secrecy, they could be prosecuted for criminal contempt, and they had formally notified the agents on the case that they too had to keep things absolutely quiet.
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An analysis by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University found that during April 2018 and March 2019, only 11 employers — individuals, not companies — were prosecuted for hiring immigrants without proper documentation.
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Jensen was arrested last Thursday and charged with 10 counts of child pornography, yet the statute of limitations will keep Jensen from ever being prosecuted for abusing the students who were in his Program.
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The documents, part four of four to be released by the FBI, include notes and interview summaries that may illuminate more about the bureau's decision not to recommend Clinton be prosecuted for her actions.
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Consumer protection has been a focus for the agency and while some ICOs have been proven to be outright frauds, others have been prosecuted for less egregious violations, like not registering with the SEC.
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Turned out the assassin wasn't even remotely affiliated with the Aryan Brotherhood; instead, he knew his victims well, having worked with all of them before being prosecuted for theft of county-owned computer monitors.
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A Zimbabwean pastor who was prosecuted for leading large anti-government protests when Robert Mugabe was leader has conceded defeat in his bid to be elected as a ward councilor in the capital, Harare.
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In a court of law, witnesses who lie or knowingly misrepresents facts or their expertise can be subject to contempt of court ruling and prosecuted for perjury, potentially incurring fines or even jail time.
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The man who attacked A$AP Rocky's crew will NOT be prosecuted for any crime, despite the fact that he incited the violence and persisted in harassing the rapper before A$AP finally snapped.
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Matthew Bissonnette turned over a hard drive that contained the photo to U.S. investigators in exchange for an agreement that he wouldn't be prosecuted for unlawfully possessing classified material, according to the The Intercept.
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In the same month, operators of an illegal dog slaughterhouse were prosecuted for water pollution, and President Moon Jae-In's office pledged to consider removing dogs and cats from the legal definition of livestock.
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Mayor sees an educational opportunity No one was ever prosecuted for the death of the black men and the federal government did not intervene, according to the College of Charleston's Lowcountry Digital History Initiative.
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DAKAR, Senegal — Nigerian soldiers should be prosecuted for killing more than 300 people last year in battles with a sect of Shiite Muslims, according to a report issued Monday by a Nigerian judicial panel.
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Former DEA Deputy Administrator Jack Riley told the New York Post that he wanted Penn prosecuted for obstruction, adding that the 2015 interview foiled an attempt to capture the then-at-large drug lord.
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The case comes a month after the Chinese government seized control of the insurer and announced Wu had been prosecuted for economic crimes, as Beijing cracks down on big-spending conglomerates and financial risk.
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At the same time, even brand-name companies are increasingly hiring poorly regulated Indian and Asian plants to make their ingredients or formulations — just as the generic industry is being prosecuted for price-fixing.
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The atrocities have been described as genocide by the UN fact-finding commission, which called for Myanmar's military leaders, including the commander-in-chief, to be investigated and prosecuted for war crimes and genocide.
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His options were scant, as he told The New York Times in May: become a refugee or return to Egypt, where he could be prosecuted for traveling to Syria to work with the rebels.
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The move comes after army chief, Lieutenant General Gaid Salah, said last week he expected members of the ruling elite in the major oil and natural gas-producing country to be prosecuted for corruption.
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Since the start of its current financial year, 630 people have been arrested and prosecuted for various crimes relating to electricity theft and fraud, with 115 people convicted, the company said in a statement.
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"Never in the history of this country has a publisher been prosecuted for presenting truthful information to the public," said Ben Wizner, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project.
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An independent United Nations investigation into alleged human rights abuses carried out against the Rohingya has called for Myanmar's military leaders to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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An independent UN investigation recommended on Monday that Myanmar's top military leaders be investigated and prosecuted for genocide over alleged human rights abuses committed against the minority Muslim Rohingya over the past six months.
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Washington (CNN)Maria Butina, the Russian woman prosecuted for participating in a conspiracy for Russia to gain political influence in the US will be sentenced in late April, a federal judge said on Thursday.
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Andre Segura, legal director of the ACLU of Texas, said Mason's case is the first one the advocacy group knows of in Texas in which someone is prosecuted for casting just a provisional ballot.
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Under that initiative, migrant parents were prosecuted for illegal entry and sent to adult detention facilities while their children were labeled "unaccompanied" and placed into the care of the Health and Human Services Department.
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If a person in McConnell's position -- judge or juror -- tried to coordinate with a party to a criminal case, he would be thrown off the case, disciplined and potentially prosecuted for obstruction of justice.
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The committee recommended that Benalla, who was found to have eight passports, four of them personal and four of them either issued for work or on diplomatic grounds, be prosecuted for perjury during the investigation.
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Romania protests Romanians have been taking it to the streets for days to protest a government decree that would have protected many politicians from being prosecuted for corruption -- if "damages" were worth less than $48,000.
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Google will meet with New Zealand's Justice Minister on Tuesday, after he lashed out at the search engine platform said the tech giant could be prosecuted for naming the suspect in backpacker Grace Millane's murder.
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No doubt the neo-Nazi who slammed his car into the Heather Heyer meant to express a distinct message of hate, but he will have no First Amendment defense when he is prosecuted for murder.
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UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh blogged last month about the prospect that whistleblowers and journalists could be prosecuted for fraudulent conversion under the government's theory that agencies have a property interest in their regulatory decisions.
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In Mr Tatchell's opinion, the free-speech dimension made this story different from other cases where businesses have been prosecuted for discrimination against gay people: for example, hotels which have turned away same-sex couples.
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Nick Carter will not be prosecuted for alleged sexual assault after former teen pop singer Melissa Schuman detailed the alleged incident on her personal blog, claiming that Carter had raped her in the early 2000s.
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He was prosecuted for offenses he had not committed (he was not a Treblinka guard), and it looked as if he would escape punishment for the grievous offenses he had committed (as a Sobibor guard).
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And even if cops are charged, statistics show they are rarely convicted: Police are very rarely prosecuted for shootings — and not just because the law allows them wide latitude to use force on the job.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - Former South African President Jacob Zuma will be prosecuted for corruption relating to a 30 billion rand ($2.5 billion) arms deal in the late 1990s, chief state prosecutor Shaun Abrahams said on Friday.
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Min Aung Hlaing The United Nations has said a string of high-profile Burmese military figures, including the head of the armed forces, should be prosecuted for genocide over the "shocking" persecution of Rohingya Muslims.
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The UN report calling for senior military figures to be prosecuted for genocide underscores just how widespread anti-Rohingya sentiment has become in Myanmar, as well as the state's role in directing and fomenting violence.
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"We will do all we can to get prosecutors to reopen the Swedish preliminary criminal investigation so that Assange can be extradited to Sweden and be prosecuted for rape," she said in a text message.
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Sakhaeifar first came to the US in 2009 on a student visa in order to make the political art that she would be prosecuted for creating in Iran, due to the country's free speech restrictions.
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On Thursday, Trump said at a press conference that former Secretary of State John Kerry should be prosecuted for allegedly violating the Logan Act by reaching out to Iranian officials about the 2015 nuclear deal.
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GIULIANI: On the other hand, how does Hillary not get prosecuted for destroying tapes, lying at least three or four times, having people -- having people tell totally phony stories, false exculpatory statements, destruction of evidence.
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The pro-Maduro Supreme Court, meanwhile, said opposition leader Freddy Guevara - who runs the militant Popular Will party in the absence of its leader Lopez - should be prosecuted for "instigation" and using children in protests.
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The New York Times does not use the term "Female Genital Mutilation" (FGM) in its article about a Michigan doctor who is being prosecuted for allegedly performing that procedure on two seven-year-old girls.
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Mueller pointedly did say that while he did not recommend that Trump be prosecuted for obstruction, "If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so."
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley announced that his office had "uncovered evidence of wrongdoing" by the governor that he could be charged or prosecuted for related to an investigation into a veterans charity Greitens founded.
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Manafort can be prosecuted for any evasion of state tax laws under New York law and existing precedent, but Vance and other prosecutors should show also equal vigor in pursuing any such crimes by Cohen.
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Examples the agency cites include cases such as those of Terry Albury, an FBI agent, and Reality Winner, a former NSA contractor, who both were prosecuted for leaking confidential government documents to The Intercept website.
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At a news conference this month, Mr. Trump said Mr. Kerry "should be prosecuted" for violating the Logan Act, which prohibits private citizens from interfering in diplomatic relations between foreign governments and the United States.
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On Monday, U.N. investigators said Myanmar's military carried out mass killings and gang rapes with "genocidal intent", and the commander-in-chief and five generals should be prosecuted for the gravest crimes under international law.
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Under certain circumstances, an individual who violates the state's stay-at-home order may be criminally prosecuted for reckless endangerment, which is considered a class A misdemeanor, according to the order issued by Alaska Gov.
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An independent UN investigation last month into alleged human rights abuses carried out against the Rohingya called for the country's military leaders to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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The Chinese government's action on Anbang, along with the announcement that its chairman was being prosecuted for economic crimes, dramatically illustrated Beijing's willingness to curtail big-spending conglomerates as it cracks down on financial risk.
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Advocates for pregnant people have said that laws that enable women to be prosecuted for allegedly endangering their unborn child can open the door to more cases where people are charged for miscarriages and abortions.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - British visitor attractions group Merlin Entertainments is to be prosecuted for breaching UK health and safety laws after a rollercoaster crash at its Alton Towers theme park in June last year.
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For example, the women who have accused Roy Moore of harassment and assault have been portrayed as political pawns, whose alleged experiences are either trivial or who should be criminally prosecuted for not reporting sooner.
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Mr. Adityanath was a forceful defender of the Hindu mob who lynched Muhammad Ikhlaq, a Muslim man suspected of slaughtering a cow, and argued that Mr. Ikhlaq's family should be prosecuted for possessing the meat.
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Kushner stands out among Trump's associates in that his father is the rare person actually prosecuted for and convicted of serious financial crimes, which doesn't seem to have made the younger Kushner any more cautious.
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But almost no bankers were ever prosecuted for their role in the collapse of the economy; meanwhile, a program meant to help homeowners whose lives were wrecked by the crisis was poorly supervised and ineffective.
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Press freedom advocates have long feared that Assange might be prosecuted for publishing classified information under the 1917 Espionage Act, which the Obama and Trump administrations have used to crack down on national security whistleblowers.
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Assange's legal team is sticking to their original claim: that this is all part of a ploy orchestrated by the U.S. government to get Assange extradited to America, where he could be prosecuted for espionage.
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Villanelle working with MI6 is a business transaction that temporarily distracts from the red in her ledger and the fact that she surely must be prosecuted for manslaughter in the future (think of Bill, you monsters!).
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Although the Constitution includes a specific provision that allows members of Congress to speak freely during official meetings, Trump claims Twitter is not protected under the clause and as such Schiff should be prosecuted for fraud.
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After facing an uproar at home and abroad, Trump bowed to intense pressure on Wednesday and signed an order ending the separation of children from their families while parents were prosecuted for crossing the border illegally.
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In a letter to Congress, Barr said the investigation did not establish any conspiracy between Trump and Russia, and that Mueller had made no decision as to whether Trump should be prosecuted for obstruction of justice.
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South Africans are increasingly frustrated that no one has yet been prosecuted for corruption during the era of "state capture" under Mr Zuma, when a corrupt family dictated government policies and the appointment of cabinet ministers.
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As we reported ... the man who attacked A$AP's crew in the streets of Stockholm will NOT be prosecuted for any crime, even though he incited the violence and kept harassing Rocky until he eventually snapped.
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Shell will be prosecuted for criminal charges relating to a $163 billion settlement for an oil exploration licence in Nigeria, and has also been summoned by prosecutors to face charges over chemical emissions and an explosion.
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An alarming number of pregnant women have been criminally prosecuted for allegedly risking or causing harm to the fetus, based on conduct such as choosing not to deliver by caesarean section, having accidents, or attempting suicide.
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The firm, a major employer in the politically important province of Quebec, wanted to take advantage of a 2018 law allowing it to escape with a fine rather than be prosecuted for bribing officials in Libya.
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Similarly, though drug use among white students prior to and during college is higher than almost any other racial group, it is well established that racial minorities are much more frequently prosecuted for drug related charges.
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"Under this bill, when people are being prosecuted for illegally crossing the border families will remain together under [Department of Homeland Security] custody throughout the length of their legal proceedings," referring to a compromise GOP bill.
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Sweden is seeking his extradition for an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations; his supporters have expressed fear that if he is arrested, he could be sent to the United States and prosecuted for publishing leaked documents.
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According to the Department of Homeland Security, nearly 2,000 children were taken from their "alleged" guardians in the past six weeks, so the adults could be prosecuted for the crime of crossing the US border illegally.
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"Rex Tillerson should be prosecuted for the climate fraud and lying that Exxon Mobil has commenced over the years, not nominated as Secretary of State," Friends of the Earth president Erich Pica said in a statement.
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After completing her undergraduate degree in Iran, she decided to pursue graduate school at Cornell University, where she knew she would not be legally prosecuted for the political and social commentary she brings to her work.
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"These cases are a strong signal to not just Mahfuz Anam but to all media that if you go beyond the limits that have been set, then you too can be prosecuted for sedition," he said.
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Supreme Court justices on Thursday appeared reluctant to overrule a 170-year-old precedent that allows someone to be prosecuted for the same crime if the charges are brought separately by both federal and state governments.
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If the blood is a match with the blood found in Carpenter's car, it's close to a slam dunk he was the killer, but he can't be prosecuted for 2 reasons ... double jeopardy, and he's dead.
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Mr. Trump has exercised his pardon power several times since he took office, including for Joe Arpaio, the anti-immigration sheriff in Arizona, and Dinesh D'Souza, the conservative writer who was prosecuted for campaign finance violations.
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Three years before, when a woman was prosecuted for harassment after Alec Baldwin accused her of stalking him, Mr. Baldwin told the court that the woman, an actress in her early 40s, was Mr. Bregman's mistress.
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All Hell broke loose when this forced Trump to separate children from parents who were being prosecuted for making an illegal entry pursuant to a zero-tolerance enforcement policy that was intended to reduce such entries.
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If WikiLeaks is prosecuted for printing leaks, the Justice Department would need to take a hard look at almost all media, which both print leaks shared on WikiLeaks and solicit their own leaks as standard practice.
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Last month, an independent United Nations investigation into alleged human rights abuses carried out against the Rohingya called for the country's military leaders to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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Now, as if to prove Mr. Samson right, a colonel in the Myanmar Army has gone to court seeking to have the minister prosecuted for his comments about the military during that conversation with Mr. Trump.
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Now, as if to prove Mr. Samson right, a colonel in the Myanmar Army has gone to court seeking to have the minister prosecuted for his comments about the military during that conversation with Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Sik pointed out that he had been imprisoned in 2011 for exposing the workings of the Gulen movement and its infiltration of state institutions, and now is being prosecuted for being allied with the movement.
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The medications can be ordered online and taken with instructions available from groups like the International Women's Health Coalition — but the drugs aren't always from safe sources, and several women have been prosecuted for doing this.
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" While United States-based customers are unlikely to be prosecuted for making offshore bets, Wallach, an attorney and founder of Wallach Legal LLC, says, "No regulated bookmaker in the U.S. would accept those kinds of wagers.
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And if a president can be prosecuted for exchanging pardons for bribes, then it follows that the broad and unreviewable nature of the pardon power does not shield the president from criminal liability for abusing it.
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Another plaintiff, a Brazilian who crossed with her 14-year-old son and asked for asylum, was prosecuted for the misdemeanor of illegal entry because she did not initially arrive at a designated port of entry.
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Among the text messages included in the investigation report are some between Chief Gallagher and another SEAL chief, David Swarts, who is being prosecuted for the beating of detainees in a separate case dating from 2012.
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But if they go out in the desert, they cross a fence or a barrier, offices have to identify them, follow them, apprehend them, they&aposre violating the law and they need to be prosecuted for that.
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A brilliant prosecutor suggesting that the president could have ordered James Comey to be shot in the Oval Office and that he could not be prosecuted for that that is absurd and a violation of the law.
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According to lawyers who spoke with BuzzFeed News, there has only been one previous case in which third parties were prosecuted for sharing leaked information, and in that instance, they didn't actually release it to the public.
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Prosecutors in brief filed on Tuesday urged a Manhattan federal judge to reject former CEO Laurence Doud's argument that he was too far removed from the drugs' ultimate users to be prosecuted for illegally distributing controlled substances.
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Parents prosecuted for illegal entry are separated from their children because the parent is sent into criminal custody under the Department of Justice, and there's no way for children to stay with their parents in criminal jail.
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Trump supporters say Clinton deserves to be prosecuted for her handling of U.S. foreign policy as President Barack Obama's first-term secretary of state and for her use of a private email server while in that office.
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The former special counsel, who was answering questions about the probe for the first time since he took it over in May 2017, also testified that Trump could be prosecuted for potential crimes after he leaves office.
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In August, a U.S. appeals court upheld the conviction of former New Jersey-based high-speed trader Michael Coscia who was the first individual was the first person to be criminally prosecuted for the manipulative trading practice.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Algeria's army chief said he expected to see members of the ruling elite in the major oil and natural gas-producing country prosecuted for corruption and that he would support a transition towards elections.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Algeria's army chief said he expected to see members of the ruling elite in the major oil and natural gas-producing country prosecuted for corruption and that he would support a transition toward elections.
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Illegal aliens apprehended during such raids are important sources of testimony regarding the hiring practices of their employers, who could then be prosecuted for knowingly employing unauthorized workers and other workplace violations, including racketeering in pernicious cases.
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Not that many cases are reported, but there are cases I can look up in the pages of law books that talk about someone being prosecuted for making a threat to the president or another elected official.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A Thai pro-democracy activist said on Sunday she had fled Thailand after learning she would be prosecuted for defaming the monarchy for sharing on Facebook a 2016 BBC article deemed offensive to Thailand's king.
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Dozens of Democrats and Republicans in Congress have raised alarms over the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy, which has led to thousands of children being forcibly separated from their parents who are prosecuted for illegal entry.
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"Instead, it was the growing body of research documenting that self-induced abortion is happening in the US, as well as the cases of women being prosecuted for allegedly doing this that continue to occur," he says.
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In April he exploited a German prohibition on insulting foreign heads of state to demand that Jan Böhmermann, a comedian, be prosecuted for reading a satirical poem on television that depicted Mr Erdogan in various obscene acts.
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First, Trump may not be prosecuted for obstructing investigations because he did not act corruptly – he had the authority to take the actions he did; and these actions, even if one finds them inappropriate, were not unreasonable.
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The deal means the company will no longer be prosecuted for its alleged role in one of the Netherlands' biggest corruption scandals related to the sale of 3,000 cars to the Dutch Defence Ministry and police force.
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The defense lawyers argued that Flynn should be spared jail time because he had lied under different circumstances than van der Zwaan and Papadopoulos, who had been warned they could be prosecuted for lying to the FBI.
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Proponents for legalizing marijuana argue that people of color are far more likely to be prosecuted for possessing the drug, an offense that can have devastating consequences, including losing student financial aid, public housing and employment opportunities.
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More recently, in places like the District of Columbia, where 30 years ago consensual gay sex was a crime called sodomy, when people prosecuted for that quote-unquote crime, jurors rightly thought that was a silly law.
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No one was ever prosecuted for the leak, but the ensuing investigation led to the conviction of I. Lewis Libby Jr., a top aide to Vice President Dick Cheney, on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.
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Andres also on Friday briefly questioned Andrew Chojnowski, chief operating officer of home lending at Federal, asking him whether Manafort had signed various documents warning that he could be prosecuted for giving false information to the bank.
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Such comparisons have rankled Spain's government and most mainstream parties, who insist that the 20 Catalan separatist politicians accused of rebellion — some of whom have been remanded in custody — are being prosecuted for violations of Spain's Constitution.
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The only way the international community will end up on the right side of history is if perpetrators are prosecuted for these mass atrocities, and we know Myanmar is unable and unwilling to ensure justice at home.
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The first notable use of the charge in the United States followed the War of 1812, when the commander of Fort Detroit was prosecuted for surrendering without a fight, said Joshua Kastenberg, a former Air Force judge.
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Unlike the tens of thousands who have been rounded up for alleged links to the coup, Mr. Kavala and his co-defendants were prosecuted for taking part in protests in Taksim Square, in central Istanbul, in 2013.
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Eritrea's human rights abuses are still occurring today, and they must not slip through the cracks of global attention when they should be instead condemned and prosecuted for what they are: deliberate, systematic violations of fundamental humanity.
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Parnas also told Maddow he and Solomon conveyed to Firtash&aposs team that they believed he "was being prosecuted for no reason" and "basically, it could be taken care of," which meant his extradition could be halted.
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Albayalde has resigned after he faced allegations in a Senate hearing that he intervened as a provincial police chief in 2013 to prevent his officers from being prosecuted for allegedly selling a huge quantity of seized drugs.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - The Salvadoran attorney general's office asked Congress on Monday to strip former presidential candidate Norman Quijano of his immunity so he can be prosecuted for allegedly negotiating with gangs during his campaign in 2014.
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In an op-ed for The New York Times, Philip Hackney argued that Trump could be prosecuted for evading taxes on some of his "self-dealing" payments, as well as for making false statements on tax filings.
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Under the government's theory, they wrote, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross could be prosecuted for giving what the Supreme Court found in June was a contrived reason for trying to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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