"He is now at our prosecuting headquarters, in detention," one DNA prosecuting official told Reuters by telephone.
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As the top prosecuting attorney in the area, I was in charge of prosecuting all felony crimes, from oil theft to capital murder.
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"I've been advised by my prosecuting team that Mr. Ajay Gupta is a fugitive from justice," Shaun Abrahams, head of the National Prosecuting Authority, told Reuters.
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A spokesman for the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office, which was prosecuting Epstein and is still prosecuting Tartaglione, did not immediately respond to requests for comment from CNBC.
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Can the sitting president be earning money from people who his same federal government is supposed to be investigating, prosecuting, pursuing and in some cases prosecuting and imprisoning?
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But even in its new form, Trump is still going to shift resources away from prosecuting criminals and toward prosecuting people — babies and all — for misdemeanor illegal entry violations.
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The Post reported that Justice officials in the Obama administration believed prosecuting WikiLeaks would be similar to prosecuting a news organization for publishing classified information, but they did not formally close the case.
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Trump has ruled out investigating and prosecuting Clinton as president.
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Prosecuting a patent in a lawsuit is a risky business.
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But the question is who will actually do that prosecuting?
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Josiah, 231 A prosecuting attorney from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 230.
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In the United States, prosecuting hate speech is near impossible.
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Some countries began prosecuting Somali pirates arrested by their navies.
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The authorities will stop prosecuting parents who refuse the vaccine.
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Everybody, including the prosecuting attorney, agrees Wood didn't kill anyone.
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France is prosecuting villagers who helped refugees cross from Italy.
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But, he explained, prosecuting journalists "was tricky" for legal reasons.
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The Army, for instance, is prosecuting a Green Beret, Maj.
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This morning, Kellyanne Conway talked about not prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
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Her record of prosecuting local Democrats presented a problem, however.
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"Prosecuting cases at Rikers is very challenging," Mr. Aborn said.
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It isn't that prosecuting parents led more families to come.
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The prosecuting authority did not respond to request for comment.
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He was once called a "sellout" for prosecuting O.J. Simpson.
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Ms. Mallery's office is in charge of prosecuting Nauman Hussain.
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He should focus his energies on prosecuting criminals, not patients.
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Investigating and prosecuting public corruption is already a massive challenge.
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Sessions has been noncommittal on the issue of prosecuting Clinton.
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Still, there is risk involved for Democrats prosecuting the president.
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Dhingra is a top deputy prosecuting attorney for King County.
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Reuters could not reach Zimbabwe's National Prosecuting Authority for comment.
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Not prosecuting a crime encourages others to commit similar offenses.
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Prosecuting them because they can't afford to pay their tickets.
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And many advocate for prosecuting Trump after he leaves office.
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From protecting voting rights and prosecuting housing discrimination, to safeguarding immigrant rights and prosecuting hate crimes, the attorney general must be willing to use the full power of the law to protect our liberties.
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Among the measures was more heavily prosecuting smugglers and traffickers under statutes against transportation and harboring, prosecuting more cases of fraud and identity theft, and more aggressively going after people who enter the US illegally.
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Trump has one great gift as a politician: prosecuting culture war.
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When it comes to prosecuting civil rights violations, let's hope Sen.
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Prosecuting people for illegal entry into the US is not new.
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That prevents the government from prosecuting the person for that offense.
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Prosecutors know they are prosecuting, again and again, the same people.
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" "DOJ should focus on prosecuting violent criminals, not nonviolent drug offenders.
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As former United States attorneys, we have experience prosecuting federal crimes.
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Federal prosecutors said Wednesday that they would defer prosecuting former Rep.
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"There is impunity because they're not prosecuting human trafficking," she said.
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Officials said prosecuting the case as a hate crime remained possible.
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It was a place he had spent many years prosecuting cases.
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Ms. Clark has made prosecuting crimes committed at Rikers a priority.
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Do you often feel sorry for the people prosecuting your clients?
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Globally, Mexico routinely ranks among the worst countries for prosecuting crimes.
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His distribution of peptides, they apparently decided, was not worth prosecuting.
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There's also been limited success in prosecuting police officers for misconduct.
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But prosecuting a more aggressive generational argument could also carry risks.
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But the government that succeeded him quickly set about prosecuting him.
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Andrew M. Cuomo noted Ms. Singas's history of prosecuting sex crimes.
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If swatting is relatively easy, investigating and prosecuting it is hard.
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Federal authorities are not prosecuting people in Catalonia for supporting independence.
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Steven Hiller, the chief assistant prosecuting attorney for Washtenaw County, Mich.
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The feds made a good decision in terms of not prosecuting.
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Prosecuting everyone who is involved in the opioid crisis is unhelpful.
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The public interest case for prosecuting leakers is easy to make.
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The public interest case for prosecuting leakers is easy to make.
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It can't be emphasized enough that prosecuting marijuana cases is unpopular.
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He will also leave behind a legacy of aggressively prosecuting political corruption.
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The Department of Justice played a central role in prosecuting financial offenders.
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Mr Thompson's practical approach to prosecuting, too, has had a wide effect.
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Getting, the prosecuting attorney, said that Dalton's motive the night of Feb.
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Prosecuting Gordhan could undo those efforts, South African business leaders have said.
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American antitrust typically involves prosecuting the case in front of a judge.
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An attorney representing the Cox family praised the authorities for prosecuting Hill.
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There are better ways of disciplining wayward companies, such as prosecuting managers.
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I'd hardly call the feds "pushovers" when it comes to prosecuting crime.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington is now responsible for prosecuting Stone.
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I spent nearly two decades prosecuting environmental crimes for the Justice Department.
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France is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
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" He also noted his work prosecuting hate crimes and "sexually violent predators.
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Elizabeth Warren recently came out with a plan for prosecuting a president.
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Prosecuting a bank is easier than proving an individual committed a crime.
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Prosecuting a bank is easier than proving an individual committed a crime.
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Third Way, of course, has been equally aggressive in prosecuting the case.
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Thomas will be tasked with prosecuting people involved in the 1MDB scandal.
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JAGs will now be used as SAUSAs prosecuting civilians for border crossings.
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The Justice Department is aggressive in prosecuting people who steal trade secrets.
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Comey would be my star witness if I were prosecuting Trump for obstruction.
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Still, critics doubt the USMC's commitment to investigating and prosecuting those in violation.
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Gerald Kindt (Brett Cullen), the former prosecuting attorney and current Arkansas Attorney General.
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Jack McQuary, the special prosecuting attorney, declined to comment on an open investigation.
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Cabán said prosecuting is about public safety and stabilizing neighborhoods rather than punishment.
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"He knew the backyard was not secure," Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Barbara Lanning stated.
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Some prefectures have begun prosecuting people who ride their bicycles through red lights.
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Get a warrant, and START PROSECUTING all the blatantly illegal actions taken there.
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These matters are often resolved service to service, rather than through prosecuting people.
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But in the interest of all concerned, we are not prosecuting this case.
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The National Prosecuting Authority, which laid the charges against Mr Gordhan, is crucial.
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The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has also said it will appeal the ruling.
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It's supported by law enforcement, prosecuting attorneys and the Humane Society Legislative Fund.
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The problem with prosecuting rape, in general, is that it's hard to prove.
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I don't like prosecuting cops but that doesn't stop me from doing it.
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Instead, the job of prosecuting a president would likely be left to Congress.
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Several other columnists also slammed the government for prosecuting Kumar over alleged sloganeering.
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I had a trial down in Texas when I was prosecuting hate crimes.
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People familiar with the case file say there's a complication with prosecuting Louis.
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It's worth noting -- Foxx seemed much more committed to prosecuting Kelly than Smollett.
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Ryals added that he is forwarding the investigation to the Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
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And frankly, I got burnt out on prosecuting drug cases and sentencing people.
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Forcing families apart, and prosecuting parents, to deter asylum seekers must stop immediately.
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But the notion of prosecuting a corporation raises a number of tricky questions.
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Prosecuting a former politburo member in the one-party state is not unprecedented.
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They preferred to remain anonymous when commenting on cases they were not prosecuting.
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District attorneys are not in the business of prosecuting crimes they can't prove.
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"If you're not prosecuting, then you're de facto legalizing it," Mr. Negangard said.
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Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney Ron O'Brien in May defended the felony murder charge.
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Here is our full story about Mr. Trump's reversal on prosecuting Mrs. Clinton.
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"He knew the backyard was not secure," Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Barbara Lanning stated.
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All that said, prosecuting Netanyahu may still be months, or even years, away.
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Warren has a theory of the case and is prosecuting it very skillfully.
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" He noted "charges of Ratcliffe dramatically exaggerating his own experience prosecuting terrorism cases.
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The Republican Party made prosecuting children as adults part of its national platform.
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Collins agrees with Trump's claim that Lynch was "intimidated" into not prosecuting Clinton.
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But she said the office has to remain aggressive about prosecuting sex crimes.
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"Protecting victims and prosecuting traffickers is not enough," Thornton said in a statement.
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"Today's charges reflect the Justice Department's commitment to prosecuting official misconduct," Lelling said.
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He said he did not think the answer was to stop prosecuting people.
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"We look forward to prosecuting these individuals and holding them accountable," Boling said.
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Identifying and prosecuting computer hackers is a priority for the Department of Justice.
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" And, if the answer is "yes," "Are you open to not prosecuting him?
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And the prosecutor was prosecuting the company of the son and the son.
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However, when asked about prosecuting Bashir in the International Criminal Court, he sidestepped.
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Preventing and prosecuting war crimes requires discernment, nuance, and reliance on experienced professionals.
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It could also funnel more resources toward investigating and prosecuting animal cruelty cases.
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But the judge still expressed skepticism about the reasons the government is prosecuting Manafort.
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"It is the judiciary that is responsible for prosecuting crime in Germany," he wrote.
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And, at some point, prosecuting activities abroad can evolve into a kind of imperialism.
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We must ensure that prosecuting traffickers remains a priority for governments around the world.
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For Sinn Fein, prosecuting soldiers is crucial to establishing its narrative of the conflict.
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The national prosecuting authority, stymied under Mr Zuma, is now considering reinstating the charges.
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The task of identifying and effectively prosecuting sex traffickers continues to be challenging, however.
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The case was then taken to the prosecuting attorney's office for review for charges.
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One thing is certain, however: it involves investigating and perhaps prosecuting a particular individual.
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Independent counsels must do what they do best, which is investigating and prosecuting crimes.
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We know who these people are, and we are not prosecuting any of them.
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For better or for worse, there's a strong norm against prosecuting former political opponents.
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But prosecuting corruption will actually alleviate longer-term uncertainty and promote transparency, he said.
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A priority crime South Africa is prosecuting some cases of sexual violence against women.
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They were told to consider the collateral consequences of prosecuting immigrants for minor crimes.
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As a US Attorney, Comey created a unit devoted to prosecuting international drug cartels.
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Some 41 states have eliminated statutes of limitations for criminally prosecuting child sex abuse.
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Port Authority Inspector General Michael Nestor thanked James for investigating and prosecuting the men.
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Mr. Vance's office would be responsible for prosecuting Mr. Weinstein if he were arrested.
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But after prosecuting these types of cases for years, I came to expect it.
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The actress reportedly said hi to the prosecuting team, smiled and shook their hands.
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But the mini-series depicts her as aggressively prosecuting the boys despite those misgivings.
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Enforcement lawyers would begin prosecuting the industry's worst scofflaws, especially the growing online lenders.
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Instead, the Department of Justice began prosecuting everyone who crossed the border without authorization.
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Baltimore prosecutors are no longer prosecuting most drug, prostitution and other public order offenses.
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Critics say that prosecuting those people will make others afraid to call for help.
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Prosecuting those white-collar cases is something of a family business for Ms. Kasulis.
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Married women, she added, often fear that prosecuting their husbands would stigmatize their families.
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The office is also tasked with prosecuting service refusal complaints provided by the public.
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Law enforcement has pursued them for years, even successfully prosecuting Dridex sysadmin Andrey Ghinkul.
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As district attorney for San Francisco, Harris was responsible prosecuting crimes in the city.
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Even a local political battle, the election of the prosecuting attorney, received national attention.
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The office of the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, is prosecuting the case.
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ICE is aggressively prosecuting immigrants it used to let go ICE is aggressively prosecuting immigrants it used to let go For years, prosecutors for Immigration and Customs Enforcement had the discretion to drop cases against low-risk or otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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And now the former person that worked for the Clinton Foundation is prosecuting the guy?
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Prosecuting refuge-providing pastors "could end up being more damaging than anything else," Fresco said.
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The relevant spokeswoman for the National Prosecuting Authority could not immediately be reached for comment.
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The Kalamazoo County Prosecuting Attorney's Office declined to release the documents when asked on Monday.
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A spokesman for U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, whose office is prosecuting Saipov, declined to comment.
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Meanwhile, New York adopts a similar road map, no longer prosecuting stuff like public urination.
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"The victim's toddler was mere feet away" when she was shot, the prosecuting attorney said.
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Dreiband spoke earlier in the event about the Justice Department's commitment to prosecuting hate crimes.
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By Monday evening, his condition was stable, Jefferson County prosecuting attorney Jane Hanlin told reporters.
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A spokesman for U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, whose office is prosecuting Avenatti, declined to comment.
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"This is the end of the road," National Prosecuting Authority spokesman Luvuyo Mfaku told AFP.
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"Prosecuting violations of law does have a consequence, and it does deter behavior," he said.
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Safety: Task the DOJ with prosecuting hate crimes against LGTBQ people and people of color.
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And just saying, over the years, and prosecuting and working as a gang crime specialist.
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The watchdog started prosecuting market abuse cases around 2009 and has now secured 36 convictions.
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Consider that he proposes prosecuting people who are fleeing those same cartels that he denounces.
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Prosecuting all those people meant a massive international effort, centered on Latvia and Eastern Europe.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has given President Jacob Zuma until Nov.
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She serves as the county attorney, prosecuting misdemeanors and advising county commissioners on legal matters.
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She insists it was an accident, but Maui Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Emlyn Higa suspects otherwise.
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So this is the war room, if you will, that's prosecuting in the air war.
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Prosecuting defendants whose attorneys are sprinkled with glitter is in every federal prosecutor's job description.
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A spokesman for Special Counsel Robert Mueller, whose office is prosecuting Manafort, declined to comment.
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I did speak to the chief prosecutors who did most of the prosecuting in 2005.
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Why are they prosecuting Hadid when he's done nothing different than what they all do?
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A spokesman with the U.S. attorney's office prosecuting Lazar confirmed that he would plead guilty.
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He faces charges under a little-used 2012 security of information law for prosecuting spies.
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None of the cities restrain the police from pursuing or prosecuting immigrants who commit crimes.
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Prosecuting a president after he leaves office would break new ground, to say the least.
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Giuliani, in contrast, made his name by prosecuting mobsters and people accused of insider trading.
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His successor, Robert Ray, opted against prosecuting Clinton after the president's acquittal by the Senate.
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Wade, guns and Kavanaugh's views on executive power, including prosecuting or investigating a sitting president.
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Once a decision is made not to indict, a prosecuting agency should say nothing more.
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The clause forbids the government from prosecuting someone more than once for the same crime.
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The Justice Department agreed to hold off on prosecuting the company, according to court records.
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The charges could put the suspects behind bars for decades, prosecuting attorney Jerrod Mahurin said.
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The National Prosecuting Authority is expected to make a decision on whether to charge Zuma.
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He specifically targeted the Justice Department's "zero tolerance" policy on prosecuting all illegal border crossers.
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But what about the collateral consequences of showing less mercy when prosecuting low-income individuals?
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The case shows U.S. agencies' new willingness to strike such agreements in prosecuting complicated cases.
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Presiding was the Honorable John E. Walsh, a former law partner of the prosecuting attorney.
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For conservatives, however, the scandal and the press's role in prosecuting it looked much different.
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The Department of Justice has not backed away from prosecuting individual police officers for abuses.
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Hong Kong's DOJ rejected the suggestion that it was prosecuting an unprecedented number of cases.
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Prosecuting police officers is difficult even when investigators agree about the strength of the case.
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Ike Funderburk, Abbeville's city attorney and prosecutor, told KATC he won't be prosecuting the teacher.
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It looks like carbon taxes and regulating (and prosecuting) of still-powerful fossil fuel interests.
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"The idea of prosecuting someone for voting for themselves is a bit silly," he said.
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That is piled on top of the difficulties of prosecuting intimate partner rape at all.
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Some 41 U.S. states have eliminated statutes of limitations for criminally prosecuting child sex abuse.
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Mr. Maduro has also sought to silence dissent in other ways, including prosecuting opposition leaders.
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But prosecuting that case will take tens of millions of dollars spread across multiple states.
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There is a pattern of prosecuting rank-and-file individuals but not commanders, he said.
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Lindsey Graham was in the House, and served as an impeachment manager prosecuting the president.
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Of all the seven House impeachment managers prosecuting the President, Lofgren has the most practice.
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A spokesman for the Manhattan US Attorney's office, which is prosecuting Parnas, declined to comment.
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Is it possible that having that phone access would have made prosecuting these cases easier?
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But for Zimmerman to suggest that prosecuting him was some fabricated hoax is simply perplexing.
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In prosecuting leakers, the Trump administration could cite the aggressive treatment of leakers under Obama.
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Mueller has been aggressive about prosecuting Trump associates who lied to the FBI or Congress.
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"We're prosecuting the small fries in Nigeria," says Julie Okah-Donli, director general of NAPTIP.
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She is leaning on this experience prosecuting polluters in her plan to fight climate change.
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A spokesman for Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whose office is prosecuting Ashe, declined comment.
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With the restoration of democracy, Argentina began prosecuting perpetrators of its "dirty war" against dissidents.
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He didn't pull any punches when it came to prosecuting the likes of Paul Manafort.
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Any U.S. Attorney who decides that public safety resources are better spent prosecuting marijuana users or disrupting laws that are overwhelmingly supported by voters and thoughtfully and carefully implemented by state lawmakers and regulators – rather than prosecuting violent crimes – has no businesses being a prosecutor.
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The investigator also recommended the creation of an expert panel to identify ways of prosecuting them.
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Hence the promise that this is somehow "really" about prosecuting a culture war against blue America.
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Anti-piracy policies, including prosecuting pirates and installing armed guards on commercial vessels, had also helped.
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In a memo released that day, Sessions prioritized prosecuting smuggling, harboring, and transporting under Statute 1324.
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The court said the decision by the National Prosecuting Authority should be set aside and reviewed.
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And, finally, the campaign finance laws create avenues for identifying and prosecuting unreported or misreported contributions.
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Kurt Franklin, the lead prosecuting attorney, is a surfer himself, and grew up in Southern California.
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We look forward to vigorously prosecuting these claims with the New York Division of Human Rights.
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The special counsel's office is jointly prosecuting the case with the US attorney's office in Washington.
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"Would you consider reestablishing a specific unit dedicated to prosecuting this category of crime?" asked Hatch.
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It should not be valued as anything more than the opinion of a simple prosecuting attorney.
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If we were really this good at prosecuting corporate crime, we wouldn't have to destroy capitalism!
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In December he appointed Shamila Batohi, a respected lawyer, to head the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA).
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Jackson County prosecutors have requested a $500,000 bond, a Jackson County Prosecuting Office spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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The office of the U.S. Attorney in Manhattan, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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He did not rule out, however, ever prosecuting Mr. Cosby, assuming evidence beyond the deposition surfaced.
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Mueller has charged and is prosecuting Michael Flynn for lying even though Flynn told the truth.
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Goodwin, who has gone into private practice since prosecuting Blankenship, slammed the former coal boss's efforts.
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Britain's Health and Safety Executive, or HSE, announced Thursday it was prosecuting Foodles Production (UK) Ltd.
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In last year's TIP report, Thailand reported investigating 317 cases, prosecuting 242 people, and convicting 241.
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Sheikh Salman denies he was involved in investigating and prosecuting athletes active in Bahrain's 2011 protests.
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" — Josiah, 28, a prosecuting attorney from Ft. Lauderdale, FL "I just had to break the ice.
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Since 2008 the country has hosted a pioneering UN-backed independent prosecuting agency known as CICIG.
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And Croatia threatens to block Serbian accession unless Belgrade renounces prosecuting its veterans for war crimes.
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Prosecuting someone who is clearly practicing medicine—no matter how controversial—is legally out of bounds.
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Mosby said her office will instead focus on prosecuting dealers and traffickers in marijuana distribution cases.
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Eric Greitens, after the attorney prosecuting the case was named as a witness in the trial.
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It wants to seal an agreement with Iraq on taking and prosecuting its nationals from Syria.
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Harris's new comments about prosecuting Trump aren't the first time she's weighed in on the matter.
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And, as Amnesty International documented, Duterte is prosecuting a war on the poor and on children.
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Harris' statements at the debate were significantly softer than previous comments she's made about prosecuting Trump.
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There is now no time limit for apprehending, arresting, and prosecuting rape in the first degree.
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These are of course matters for the police and prosecuting authorities who are independent of government.
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Now District Attorney George Gascón is proposing a task force dedicated to finding and prosecuting offenders.
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The two prosecuting offices each wrote to Judge Pauley, offering sharply contrasting portrayals of Mr. Cohen.
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"They're so busy prosecuting people trying to enter that the smugglers are going free," she said.
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Basically, he said, unless someone tells him about a guy he's prosecuting, he has no clue.
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Ratcliffe came under media scrutiny for inflating his role in prosecuting an anti-terrorism financing case.
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A gray area emerged for prosecuting rapes that occurred in the military between 1986 and 2006.
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And prosecuting people who are telling the truth about it and famously doctors in Hubei province.
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The Justice Department has long argued that the Constitution does not permit prosecuting a sitting president.
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"This is no parking ticket we are contesting, no shoplifting case we are prosecuting," Schiff said.
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Wyoming County prosecuting attorney Michael Cochrane said the incident could be classified as a hate crime.
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Harvey Weinstein spent many years prosecuting his nefarious schemes against women before women ensured his prosecution.
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"If a prosecuting attorney is investigating analysts for their intelligence judgments, that's not good," Clapper said.
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"They can't even justify prosecuting this guy for negligent homicide, let alone capital murder," she said.
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When the Weinstein story exploded, Mr. Vance came under attack for not prosecuting him in 2015.
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The US should take the lead in addressing this crisis forcefully, defending, investigating, prosecuting and educating.
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The provision would also block the Justice Department from prosecuting those patients who use the drug.
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Since 2015, Mr. Yameen has been prosecuting his political opponents and other leaders in the country.
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Chuck Grassley that would increase resources for prosecuting gun crimes, such as trafficking and straw purchases.
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Military attorneys have a proud history, prosecuting landmark matters with worldwide visibility throughout our country's history.
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In October 2009, Kratz was prosecuting a domestic violence case against the boyfriend of the victim.
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It wasn't that the other DAs had reviewed the case and determined it wasn't worth prosecuting.
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Prosecuting ISIS suspects at home can be difficult because of unwieldy laws and uneven battlefield evidence.
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"When we were prosecuting the case, I turned to my assistant trial counsel, and I said, 'You know … I feel like we're prosecuting a gang member' because of the way his unit was treating us and the way they were trying to intimidate us," Christensen said.
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Addressing the idea of prosecuting Clinton, a theme of Trump's campaign, Sessions said he wouldn't be involved.
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And what checks are in place to avoid misidentifications to avoid charging, arresting, prosecuting an innocent individual?
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" He also said the idea of prosecuting Clinton is "just not something I feel very strongly about.
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Breanna Arnold, 22, was sentenced on Tuesday, according to a Wells County Prosecuting Attorney's Office news release.
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"The Justice Department is committed to vigorously prosecuting the federal laws that prohibit such conduct," he said.
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Tracking down the criminals often isn't the most difficult part, but rather prosecuting them across national borders.
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Ratcliffe received intense scrutiny for apparently inflating his record of prosecuting terrorism offenses as a federal prosecutor.
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Police and the assistant district attorney prosecuting the case could not be reached for comment Friday afternoon.
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In a 1978 interview with The Times, Mr. Nadjari said he had no regrets over prosecuting corruption.
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With the new zeal for prosecuting corruption in Latin America has come the weaponization of corruption investigations.
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"Prosecuting terrorism cases in federal courts is the right thing to do," he said in a statement.
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"The United States government recognized Mexico's strong interest in prosecuting its own citizen," said spokesman Peter Carr.
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Mr Meléndez has been criticised for self-promotion and for prosecuting more FMLN officials than Arena ones.
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The story gets complicated when Gun is implicated, and the government upends her life while prosecuting her.
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That tends to work against cops' own interests as far as solving serious crimes and prosecuting cases.
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On the following Tuesday, FBI Director James Comey announced that the FBI would not recommend prosecuting her.
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The Berrien County Prosecuting Attorney believes Cuellar traveled from Fort Stewart to Chicago days before the incident.
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Del Ponte is no stranger to prosecuting complicated war cases — she helped convict Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic.
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" Langley praises the victim as "courageous in being willing to cooperate with us in prosecuting this case.
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CNN's initial search of court records did not find any terrorism cases he was listed as prosecuting.
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TOM FENTON, JUDICIAL WATCH PRESIDENT: Well, the special counsel doesn&apost need to be prosecuting that case.
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But he conceded Tuesday he thought he barred the commonwealth from prosecuting the case 11 years ago.
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Trump said in an interview after the election, however, that prosecuting Clinton would not be a priority.
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This includes supporting victims, preventing future abuse, and prosecuting offenders to the full extent of the law.
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"We welcome the decision that came this afternoon," said Eric Ntabazalia, spokesman for the National Prosecuting Authority.
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Rights groups said it is part of a worrying trend of prosecuting intellectuals and artists in Egypt.
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"We are looking forward to prosecuting this case," the plaintiffs' lawyer Michael Eisenkraft said in an interview.
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Duduzane initially avoided prosecution after the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) decided in 2015 not to charge him.
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" He says it reminded him of his days prosecuting Mafia kingpins with their "silent circle of assent.
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Representative Katherine Clark has two bills that are just no-brainers in terms of prosecuting these things.
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DNA's success in prosecuting high-echelon corruption was applauded by Brussels, civil society groups and private investors.
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"This case isn't about what he did," prosecuting attorney Nina-Alice Antony said in her opening statement.
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It would also ensure that evidence is collected for prosecuting the perpetrators of these crimes against humanity.
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The National Prosecuting Authority may now directly petition the Supreme Court of Appeal to hear the case.
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If so, only the norm against prosecuting one's political opponents would stand between Trump and the law.
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The concept of prosecuting individuals in connection with drug-related deaths goes back more than a century.
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The Free Press notes that Chatfield's case is in the hands of Emmet County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
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But the president said that the policy of prosecuting everyone who crossed the border illegally would continue.
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Reformers need to direct their attention more intensively on the contracting framework, not only on prosecuting malfeasance.
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The International Monetary Fund has previously criticized Kiev for not prosecuting and convicting corrupt high-level officials.
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For instance, this year, the beginning of it involves the sort of big business of prosecuting entrapment.
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Since 2015, Mr. Yameen has been prosecuting his political opponents and other senior leaders of the country.
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Theon is back to prosecuting petty family matters, because what is removed can never be ... un-removed.
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In May, the Philadelphia district attorney's office decided against prosecuting Bostian due to a lack of evidence.
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I advised Ryan on his approach but he was never comfortable aggressively prosecuting the case against Pelosi.
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The rules for prosecuting right-wing extremists aren't likely to get tougher under the Trump administration, either.
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A spokeswoman for Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, whose office is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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Now you don't have to prosecute them but then were not prosecuting them for coming in illegally.
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The mixed verdict showed the difficulty of prosecuting terrorism cases when the evidence is not clear-cut.
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He played a lead role in prosecuting executives at the law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf for accounting fraud.
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Basically, this change would prevent the feds from arresting or prosecuting anyone who abides by state rules.
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"Instead of criminalizing poverty, we're going to dedicate resources toward prosecuting abusive landlords," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Some worry that the squabble at the International Criminal Court demeans an institution responsible for prosecuting atrocities.
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The Bronx district attorney decided to stop prosecuting trespass arrests in 2012 based on police reports alone.
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Military courts operate with little public oversight, prosecuting actors and political opponents as well as terrorism suspects.
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But, by his own account, he did not enjoy prosecuting, and he stepped down after one term.
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How can you call yourself compassionate if all you're doing is charging and prosecuting a lesser sentence?
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The company also said it is assisting state attorneys general in prosecuting extreme cases of price-gouging.
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There's a taboo in democratic countries against prosecuting one's defeated political rivals, for better or for worse.
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He embraced tough cases, prosecuting Martha Stewart on charges connected to a personal stock trade she made.
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The Trump administration should stop prosecuting parents who have only committed a misdemeanor by crossing the border.
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Prosecuting Black Belt residents for sewage issues further marginalizes people who've faced a long legacy of oppression.
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The leadership at Guantánamo was more interested in intelligence collection than in prosecuting detainees for terrorism crimes.
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Wray said one of his proudest moments was prosecuting a contractor for a death associated with torture.
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The House impeachment managers who would effectively act as prosecuting attorneys would be recognized on Thursday, Jan.
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But all four of the lawyers prosecuting the case withdrew from it, and a public outcry followed.
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But the Weinstein case shows the obstacles presented by the American legal system to successfully prosecuting abusers.
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I had just spent the previous six years as a lawyer, three prosecuting cases, three defending cases.
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But Tambadou spent years prosecuting cases at the UN tribunal set up for the 1994 Rwanda genocide.
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Our family has already lost everything; what purpose could possibly be served by prosecuting a misdemeanor offense?
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Words were exchanged—a conversation of obvious interest to the assistant county attorney now prosecuting the case.
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But Sergeant Parsons said that the authorities had no intention of prosecuting anyone who returns the money.
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He reportedly clashed early and often with YOVANOVITCH, who told him to focus more on prosecuting corruption.
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Most were retweets of messages from allies and supporters assailing Mr. Schiff and others prosecuting the case.
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Prosecuting cannabis-focused businesses will take money and, for now at least, there's nothing earmarked for that.
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It's time for the Justice Department to start prosecuting those who deliberately cast two votes for president.
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He "provided invaluable help to the US authorities prosecuting the two Mexican citizen suspects," Lamberti told me.
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Mr. Janicki rejected the argument that prosecuting Mr. Karkoc would be pointless given his age and health.
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She's so well-rooted in the district, great experience — nonprofit work in mental health, a prosecuting attorney.
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Activists say the measure could help fix law enforcement's dismal record when it comes to prosecuting rape.
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"The family continues to work closely with law enforcement and prosecuting officials as they work to effect justice."
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St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch called Pollock's assertions "just stupid" during a Monday afternoon news conference.
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But a new breed of law enforcement has recently joined the agencies scrutinizing African exports and prosecuting traffickers.
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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) said it was prosecuting Chappell for failing to comply with three notices it issued.
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" What's more, he said the idea of prosecuting Clinton is "just not something I feel very strongly about.
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The prosecuting authority is appealing in the courts to avoid moving ahead and Zuma insists he is innocent.
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Lawmakers who talked of prosecuting Hillary Clinton skipped past Ivanka Trump's use of personal email for government business.
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You don&apost let people come across willy-nilly without prosecuting, detaining them and then deporting them back.
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In April 2009, the National Prosecuting Authority dropped the charges against Zuma shortly before he was elected President.
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The authorities have rightly adjusted to this reality by increasingly prosecuting companies rather than going after individual miscreants.
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Mr Browder bases that claim on CICIG's role in prosecuting the Bitkov family, who have antagonised President Putin.
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"Prevention is stigmatized, disclosure is stigmatized, reporting is stigmatized, prosecuting is stigmatized, talking publicly is stigmatized," she wrote.
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It can also mean prosecuting an auto engineer conspiring to cheat emissions standards, leading to federal prison time.
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An official WMD designation would also open up new tools for prosecuting the illicit distribution of the drug.
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"All cases are unique, one way or another," Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Knight said, according to ABC17.
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It was also unclear if the government would keep prosecuting cases against people caught crossing the border illegally.
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The U.S Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, which is prosecuting Epstein, declined to comment.
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At the Hate Crimes Summit last June, Sessions doubled down on his commitment to aggressively prosecuting hate crimes.
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Sinan Ulgen, a visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe, says Turkey can do more, particularly in prosecuting smuggling networks.
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"The president is doing what we should have been doing all along: prosecuting all border crashers," Ingraham continued.
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Paulding Prosecuting Attorney Joe Burkard said an arraignment and a trial date hearing were going to be scheduled.
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In the race to succeed Risa Vetri Ferman, Steele defeated Castor, and weeks later reconsidered criminally prosecuting Cosby.
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On January 11th Preet Bharara, New York's federal attorney, announced that he would not be prosecuting the governor.
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Actually prosecuting the Assad regime for war crimes - related to hospital attacks or otherwise - is a massive challenge.
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"It's absolutely preposterous that someone would be prosecuting for passing gas on or at another person," he said.
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As a result of the plea, the prosecuting lawyers have also agreed to seek a nine-month sentence.
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It was unclear which committee members wrote the original version of the resolution that called for prosecuting journalists.
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In February DA Larry Krasner told his assistants to stop prosecuting simple possession cases, CNN affiliate KYW reported.
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It would effectively lower the bar for prosecuting officers by establishing a good faith standard for opening fire.
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It would be akin to protecting corporate and government whistle-blowers while leaving intact barriers to prosecuting corruption.
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The judge's order does not mean the Trump administration must stop prosecuting people who cross the border illegally.
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The rules would "ensure accurate odometer disclosures and aid law enforcement in prosecuting odometer fraud," the agency said.
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The president refused to use either power on newly captured terrorism suspects, instead prosecuting them in civilian court.
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U.S. Attorney for Arizona Michael Bailey vowed to continue prosecuting those who help undocumented immigrants enter the country.
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Only six weeks ago, the director of the F.B.I., James B. Comey Jr., declined to recommend prosecuting Mrs.
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A number of parties claim that the SEC and other regulators have overstepped their bounds in prosecuting traders.
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His proximity to the case would keep him from prosecuting the county attorney, but he felt someone should.
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"By investigating and prosecuting Concord, the Special Counsel did not exceed his authority," Friedrich wrote in her opinion.
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Prior to 2006, for example, New York's window for prosecuting cases of sexual assault was only five years.
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"They're not going to gain anything by prosecuting him," he said of the Canadian investigation into his father.
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Hope notes Mexico has a lamentable record in investigating and prosecuting killings — over 90% of crimes go unpunished.
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Until that happens, it's time for the Justice Department to start prosecuting the real foreign influence in elections.
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Mosby stressed that resources used to jail people for marijuana possession will be used instead for prosecuting homicides.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who is also a Trump adviser, seemed to discourage talk of prosecuting Mrs.
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Late the next year, South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority would deliver a stinging summation of the Eskom case.
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The department has also said that it is prosecuting all of the cases it receives from immigration agents.
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A spokesman for the office of U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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Prosecuting a domestic violence case in the United States can often feel Sisyphean for a number of reasons.
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It can be an important database for prosecuting the culprits, which needs to happen as soon as possible.
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It's no surprise that he and his allies are once again floating the idea of prosecuting Mrs. Clinton.
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A group of officials from across the Brazilian government had developed real expertise investigating and prosecuting corruption cases.
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Now federal lawyers again are prosecuting these men in seeming retaliation for their refusal to rat out others.
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The two men were released, Ross said, after officers learned Starbucks was "no longer interested" in prosecuting them.
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In September, some of those neighbors urged the International Criminal Court to consider prosecuting senior officials in Venezuela.
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They conduct internal reviews that can lead to punishments like termination; they are not criminal investigators prosecuting offenders.
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It is criminally prosecuting people seeking asylum in the United States from unthinkable violence in their home countries.
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Lawyers and human-rights groups were alarmed, in particular, at the threat of prosecuting international lawyers and judges.
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But at a second trial of sorts, Mr. Guzmán's lawyers are, in essence, prosecuting the government of Mexico.
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"Margaret has spent decades protecting the public's interest, prosecuting criminals both inside and outside of government," he said.
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"You can push for sweeping criminal-justice reform while also efficiently prosecuting serious violent crimes," Waxman told me.
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It calls for prosecuting nearly all of those who are found to have entered the United States illegally.
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Lindsey Graham, who was in the House at the time, even served as an impeachment manager prosecuting Clinton.
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One Senate appropriations bill includes language that prevents the Department of Justice from prosecuting state-legal cannabis businesses.
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Don Christensen remembers when he first started realizing the military justice system has a problem prosecuting sexual misconduct.
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He said he could not give further details, as the National Prosecuting Authority has taken over the case.
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He has not officially removed himself in court from the legal teams prosecuting three ongoing Mueller-initiated cases.
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For example, does Sessions share former Attorney General Holder's views on not prosecuting too-big-to-fail banks?
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Every member of the Justice prosecuting team in the Stone case resigned from it after the recommendation switch.
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The Madison County Office of the Prosecuting Attorney declined to comment further citing the sealed, confidential court files.
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Ms. Mitchell is a career prosecutor and civil servant with decades of experience investigating and prosecuting sex crimes.
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"I don't want to go there and definitively say we should be prosecuting the attorney general," Franken said.
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Little more than a decade ago, the Justice Department made investigating and prosecuting voter fraud a major priority.
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If the policymakers are interested in prosecuting tax fraud, they already know where to find the fraudulent preparers.
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They were filed but then dropped by the National Prosecuting Authority shortly before Zuma ran for the presidency.
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The firings were a surprise — especially for Mr. Bharara, who has a reputation for prosecuting public corruption cases.
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Prosecuting Mr. Agnew was the most high-profile case in Mr. Beall's career, but he rarely discussed it.
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It does so by identifying and prosecuting trade-secret and intellectual property (IP) theft, hacking and economic espionage.
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But the national prosecuting authority is one of the government institutions that were weakened during Mr. Zuma's presidency.
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Those who argue that schools should not be prosecuting these accused men are completely missing an important point.
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John Walsh can recall prosecuting one case against regulated dispensaries and none against a business serving the industry.
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It is absurd that the government went to the expense of prosecuting me over such a petty action.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, which is prosecuting Stone, declined to comment.
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"The Justice Department's approach to investigating and prosecuting crimes has remained the same," said Melanie Newman, the department spokeswoman.
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But there are already legal tools available for prosecuting the worst offenders, and Backpage executives could still face consequences.
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Saudi Arabia is prosecuting several agents and officials allegedly involved in the slaying at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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He also declined to dismiss Elizabeth Lederer, an attorney who was directly involved in prosecuting the Central Park Five.
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James Margolin, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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The Nebraska Attorney General&aposs office, which is prosecuting the case, said it is considering seeking the death penalty.
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The FBI determined Clinton's actions were not worth prosecuting, but FBI Director James Comey last summer berated her actions.
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His government soon began to show an authoritarian streak, prosecuting Mr Nasheed, among others, for plotting to overthrow it.
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But something strange has happened on his watch when it comes to prosecuting gun-using criminals: it's gone down.
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It stops the age-old mistake of prosecuting victims -- prostituted persons -- and puts the criminal onus on the victimizers.
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The Trump administration isn't showing any willingness to stop prosecuting parents for illegal entry, or separating their children accordingly.
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He spent years as an assistant US attorney in San Diego, prosecuting people for smuggling drugs over the border.
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But, prosecuting using this law suggests that upskirting is more of a "public nuisance" rather than a sexual offence.
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The defence ministry run by MBS has, however, not done at all well in prosecuting the war in Yemen.
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Curry Bryson will be sentenced on April 20, said Maria Miller, an assistant prosecuting attorney for Wayne County, Michigan.
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The idea of prosecuting corporations has become an obsession, perhaps fuelled by the desire to generate funds for governments.
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The prosecuting judge now suspects Takeda of paying bribes to secure the winning bid, a judicial source told Reuters.
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But he said the court's reversal created new case law that would bar him from prosecuting the case today.
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It was also not clear if the government would keep prosecuting cases against people caught crossing the border illegally.
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These courts laid new groundwork for prosecuting crimes against humanity, indicting hundreds of people and convicting more than 100.
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That would mean for the past 45 years, they've been prosecuting American citizens unjustly, ruining lives, and for what?
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I&aposve got a lot of coworkers that it wouldn&apost stop me from investigating them or prosecuting them.
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Critics scoff that the government is guilty of many such falsehoods, and will have to start by prosecuting itself.
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You didn't present this as one hypothesis among others; you presented your data like a lawyer prosecuting a case.
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Desoto County District Attorney John Champion, who is prosecuting the case, was at the DeSoto jail when Tellis arrived.
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And I want to understand the role of the DOJ in examining and prosecuting that, if there is one.
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They also raised concerns about the inaction of Spanish courts in prosecuting some of the period&aposs darkest crimes.
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The bruises, though, looked as if they were caused by injections, Pierce County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Erica Eggerstein said.
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Asked if the Justice Department would commit to not prosecuting reporters, Rosenstein said he would not comment on hypotheticals.
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Technology Technological innovation and scientific advances are more important than ever in monitoring, detecting and prosecuting cases of trafficking.
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The U.S. attorney's office for the Eastern District of New York, which is prosecuting the cases, had no comment.
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Kelly's memos leave open the potential for prosecuting or removing adults who help children enter the U.S. without documentation.
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He added that the government was considering prosecuting The Hindu under the act that seeks to protect government secrets.
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King said it's an intensive process that includes reviewing court and prison records, and checking with the prosecuting attorney.
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Supporters of Arpaio slam the case, which the Justice Department began prosecuting under the Obama administration, as politically motivated.
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Mississippi's law has a similar bathroom condition, and prevents the government prosecuting businesses who refuse to serve LGBT people.
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He is currently prosecuting his predecessor Luis Martinez for money laundering, illicit negotiations and a slew of other crimes.
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Second, the conflict is not about preventing the San Bernardino massacre or prosecuting the two perpetrators, who are deceased.
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"The director of prosecutions turned down the request to stay the proceedings," National Prosecuting Authority spokesman Luvuyo Mfaku said.
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In addition, it directs law enforcement to avoid arresting and prosecuting victims for crimes they were forced to commit.
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But the broader so-called zero tolerance policy prosecuting adults who cross the border illegally is still in effect.
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A spokesman for the office of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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" Asked if he has ruled out prosecuting Clinton, Trump said: "It's just not something that I feel strongly about.
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Instead of prosecuting them, the Obama administration is giving them work permits and legitimate Social Security accounts through DACA.
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A spokesman for the office of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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The separations had occurred as part of a "zero tolerance" policy of prosecuting all adults illegally crossing the border.
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The order does not end the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy of prosecuting those who cross the border illegally.
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The Trump administration recently started implementing a policy of prosecuting all adults caught illegally crossing the US-Mexico border.
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At times the situation is even easier to decipher, says David LaBahn, president of the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys.
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While Congress could change that, Mr. Trump's position was outside the usual spectrum of views about prosecuting terrorism suspects.
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She said at a recent event in South Carolina that she'd consider prosecuting the president, The Washington Post noted.
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Midwestern states, including Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota, have been among the most aggressive in prosecuting drug-induced homicides.
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"I have been prosecuting for more than 20-plus years, and I've seen some very graphic things," said Bell.
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At the same time, nobody is retrospectively prosecuting a man for acting as if it were 2003 in 2003.
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But she shook her head sharply at the thought of prosecuting a person who is unaware of Indian laws.
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Kerry Glen, the deputy prosecuting attorney for Maui County, said she expected to file documents to drop the case.
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Mueller showed no hesitation in prosecuting peripheral figures in the Russia collusion drama for the most minor process crimes.
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In a statement responding to Apple's filing, the Justice Department said its approach to prosecuting crimes has not changed.
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What we know: The Justice Department is still criminally prosecuting all adults who are caught crossing the border illegally.
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Prosecuting, then ending, those two conflicts has been the focus of US foreign policy for the past 15 years.
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But on the downside, U.S. authorities are prosecuting the founder of the BTC-e exchange on money laundering charges.
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Either the US attorney or the DOJ will likely say they don't plan to move forward with prosecuting Barr.
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Presidents generally decided that it wasn't worth it to spend US attorneys' time prosecuting endless misdemeanor illegal-entry cases.
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The president, he said, suggested he speak to Attorney General Jeff Sessions about being more aggressive in prosecuting leaks.
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Florida legislators agreed to double the time frame for prosecuting first- and second-degree adult rape to eight years.
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Mr. Sánchez faces a difficult task in Catalonia; Spain's judiciary is prosecuting former leaders of the separatists for rebellion.
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Prosecuting violations of the law, the Foreign Agents Registration Act, has become a growing priority for the Justice Department.
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Mr. Sessions has argued that the Obama administration's less aggressive approach toward prosecuting drug cases has inspired other crimes.
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According to a Harvard study, all but seven European countries have special provisions for prosecuting or sentencing young adults.
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The Marcos regime had jailed tens of thousands of prisoners, and one of Duterte's tasks was prosecuting political subversives.
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CNN also reached out to the prosecuting attorney on the case for an update on the charges Maccarone faces.
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Ever since joining the Senate, Warren has been a harsh critic of the government's stance towards prosecuting corporate wrongdoers.
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Under Trump, the Justice Department has focused on prosecuting people involved in corporate wrongdoing, rather than the companies themselves.
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In less than a year they have proven themselves capable of organizing, investigating and prosecuting a most difficult case.
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Yet, President Trump's budget would slash Department of Labor capacity that is critical to discovering and prosecuting these crimes.
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The law, passed in 1938, allowed the F.B.I. to arrest those suspected of spying without prosecuting them for espionage.
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Pollock attributed the decline in part to cooperation with federal authorities in prosecuting domestic violence offenders for weapons possession.
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Representatives for the FBI and Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's office, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment.
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Clinton's offenses are found, such decisions are reserved to a prosecuting authority; they are not left to investigators. 3.
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Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, that would increase resources for prosecuting gun crimes, such as trafficking and straw purchases.
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Jeff Flake asked about Trump's recent tweet on the Justice Department prosecuting two Republican congressmen -- both early Trump allies.
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The victims "appear to be chosen at random, because they were available," Kalamazoo County Prosecuting Attorney Jeff Getting said.
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The Office of the State Attorney, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment on the ruling on Friday.
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Mr. Sloman correctly represented the existence of "significant legal impediments to [federally] prosecuting" what was a quintessentially state case.
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On the recording, Rousseff promises to appoint Lula to her cabinet in order to make prosecuting him more difficult.
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Presidents generally decided that it wasn't worth it to spend US attorneys' time prosecuting endless misdemeanor illegal entry cases.
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" On the issue of not prosecuting officers involved in shootings, which has drawn the most criticism from activists, she said, "A district attorney should not be prosecuting based on politics," adding, "Whether the case involves a police officer or anybody else, my job is to enforce the law as it is written.
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Two competency evaluations have been conducted on Pasztor since her children's death, an Elkhart County Prosecuting Attorney official tells PEOPLE.
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One way, he said in an appearance on conservative talk radio host Hugh Hewitt's show, would be by prosecuting marijuana.
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So many times, when I was in court prosecuting cases, you couldn&apost get anyone&aposs true name or identity.
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Under President Obama, the DOJ advised federal law enforcement agencies to avoid prosecuting individuals that abide by state marijuana laws.
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But without a way of knowing what's in a box, officials have a hard time limiting and prosecuting illicit trade.
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A shrewd operator, he has installed loyalists in key positions within South Africa's police, prosecuting authority and state security apparatus.
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The FBI maintains a list of "Cyber's Most Wanted " criminals, and authorities have had some success prosecuting illegal darknet activity.
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But merely prosecuting the case could be an opportunity for the US government to show it takes executives' wrongdoing seriously.
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But successfully prosecuting a revenge porn case in California isn't necessarily the slam dunk her lawyers have suggested it is.
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A third option is to boost the credibility of the system for detecting and prosecuting deliberate infractions of employment law.
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"Instead of prosecuting a predator and serial sex trafficker of children, Acosta chose to let him off easy," Schumer said.
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One of the reasons the US is interested in prosecuting Son is that the content was accessed in the country.
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His government soon began to show an authoritarian streak, prosecuting Mr Nasheed, among others, for supposedly plotting to overthrow it.
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In that courtroom, the federal government is prosecuting agent Bartolo Hernandez and trainer Julio Estrada for human smuggling and conspiracy.
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"It was very well-planned and very well-executed," Fourth Judicial District Chief deputy prosecuting attorney Mieka Hatcher tells PEOPLE.
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And Persky was recently removed from a new sexual assault case after the prosecuting attorney filed a motion alleging bias.
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In early May, the Trump administration implemented a "zero tolerance" policy at the border, prosecuting anyone caught crossing over illegally.
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The U.S. attorney's office for Manhattan, which had been prosecuting Epstein, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Gardner said it would have been improper for her to be a witness in a trial her office was prosecuting.
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The special counsel concluded that prosecuting the campaign officials present for campaign-finance violations would be too difficult to pursue.
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Despite repeated freedom of information requests, he says he's seen no formal guidelines for prosecuting this bloody war on drugs.
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Prior to becoming the municipal judge, Hampton worked as a Deputy City Attorney, prosecuting misdemeanors, including domestic batteries and DUI's.
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And, he also wants to help those who get buprenorphine outside of official channels by not arresting or prosecuting them.
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Ron Johnson defended the new policy of prosecuting all unauthorized border crossers but conceded that families should be kept together.
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The governments could have issued a reminder to the shipping industry about the licence requirement, instead of prosecuting, he added.
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Government officials could not succeed against highly organized and sophisticated criminal activities simply by investigating and prosecuting each individual offense.
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A press release from the Washtenaw County Prosecuting Attorney's office did not specify which supermarkets Bessemer is charged with contaminating.
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She graduated from Yale Law School and immediately began prosecuting cases as the assistant district attorney of Manhattan in 1979.
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A British judge has ruled that companies that show a new face have a better chance of winning prosecuting agreements.
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The victim-centered approach has been the traditional model of prosecuting sexual harassment; without the victim there is no prosecution.
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If Attorney General Becerra wants to crack down on nonprofit groups engaging in politics, he should begin by prosecuting himself.
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They do not support prosecuting and stigmatizing responsible adults who choose to consume a substance that is safer than alcohol.
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Making matters worse, the President has failed to develop a coherent detention policy for capturing, interrogating, and prosecuting new suspects.
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While public defenders support the changes to the law, the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association and gun control advocates oppose them.
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Even the US Department of Justice urged against passing FOSTA-SESTA, advising that it would make prosecuting sex traffickers harder.
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"We can confirm that Oscar Pistorius' leave to appeal has been denied," National Prosecuting Authority spokesman Luvuyo Mfaku told Reuters.
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He added the actions that can be taken range from dismissing the complaint to prosecuting the charges and possible disbarment.
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One of the narrative's villains, prosecuting attorney Ken Kratz, has disputed claims made by the show in a recent interview.
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And research shows that prosecuting adolescents as adults needlessly destroys their lives and turns many of them into career criminals.
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But Mueller believed Trump couldn't be indicted in part because of a Justice Department opinion against prosecuting a sitting president.
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The chief justice insists that a "more limited interpretation of the term 'official act' leaves ample room for prosecuting corruption".
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But the Justice Department considered voter fraud such a pressing threat that it spent five years investigating and prosecuting cases.
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They sat on Carter Page's phones and emails for nearly six months without getting evidence that would warrant prosecuting him.
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Here is where they stand on various issues like prosecuting low-level marijuana offenses, using cash bail and closing Rikers.
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But I also want to make sure that we as a nation are not always prosecuting people through the press.
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Prosecuting asylum seekers for illegal entry has exponentially increased family separation, although separating children from their parents is not new.
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" ACLU: "Criminally prosecuting a publisher for the publication of truthful information would be a first in American history, and unconstitutional.
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Obama's plan, released Tuesday, would transfer some detainees abroad, continue prosecuting others and move the rest to a facility stateside.
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Besides prosecuting the criminals, changing Albany's culture requires sending in people who will put public interests ahead of their own.
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And Mueller himself was a reluctant, sometimes weak witness, seemingly exhausted after two grinding years of intense investigating and prosecuting.
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They also said it was inappropriate for his former trial judge, now the prosecuting attorney, to seek his execution date.
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His superiors at the DEA, Riley added, decided against prosecuting Penn because the interview was considered an act of journalism.
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"It is our hope that the state will see the higher crime in here in prosecuting the officers," he said.
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Bell Elkins, the prosecuting attorney for Raythune County and the author's mouthpiece in this rural series, is one who stayed.
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Levin wanted the Defense Department to keep its existing system for prosecuting sexual assault cases; Gillibrand pushed for major reforms.
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Attorney General Bill Barr refused to rule out prosecuting journalists for doing their jobs during his confirmation hearing in January.
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The government will focus its efforts on prosecuting people who participated in "identifiable acts" of violence, according to the filing.
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The Trump administration implemented what it calls a "zero tolerance" policy of criminally prosecuting everyone who illegally crosses U.S. borders.
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We have spent decades prosecuting and suing those who applied the same bias in sports, business, education, and indeed government.
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Laws that were intended to safeguard pregnant women against violence will increasingly be wielded as a tool for prosecuting them.
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"Just as they were in 1995-Cowards never change," Darden said, referring to the threats he received while prosecuting Simpson.
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The administration began implementing the policy on a widespread basis when it began prosecuting all adults crossing the border illegally.
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Stemming the surge of MS-13 gang members means enforcing the law, prosecuting illegal border crossers, and amending the TVPRA.
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The letter is signed by Robert Mueller and Zainab Ahmad, a senior assistant special counsel who specializes in prosecuting terrorism.
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Trump's "zero tolerance" policy of prosecuting adults for entering the country illegally entails a process that typically takes many months.
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Magdi argues that challenging the broader culture around sexual assault is more important than prosecuting individual incidences of inflammatory speech.
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Civil rights groups worry that the Justice Department's civil rights division will not be aggressive in prosecuting abuses under Sessions.
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Years later in 2014, Kevin Steele beat Mr. Castor for D.A. by unethically attacking him for not prosecuting my husband.
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The failures to convict or even indict the killers made clear targets out of prosecuting attorneys and other elected officials.
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He has also continued to criticize Mr. Sessions, accusing his attorney general of taking a "weak" position over prosecuting Mrs.
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More recently, it has hosted numerous terrorism cases, prosecuting more defendants from ISIS than any other district in the country.
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And now that he has it, a few months in, his department is prosecuting a woman who laughed at him.
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The parallels between the Mafia and the Trump Organization are striking, and Giuliani perfected the template for prosecuting organized crime.
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"As an overriding principle, I do not believe in prosecuting poverty," he told a weekly newspaper, The St. Louis American.
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Ukrainian politicians, he said, concluded on their own that any help prosecuting Mr. Manafort could bring down Mr. Trump's wrath.
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The Cambodian government has also clamped down on ordinary Facebook users, monitoring the site for dissent and sometimes prosecuting people.
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The left should demand that those who violated domestic or international law see justice, even if that means prosecuting them.
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In 2017, New York and North Carolina were the last two states to stop automatically prosecuting adolescents as adults. Gov.
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In 2015, when Kevin Steele ran for the position, he made prosecuting Mr. Cosby a distinct focus of his campaign.
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The Justice Department now has a "zero tolerance" policy for people who cross the southwest border illegally, prosecuting all cases.
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Sanders and her husband, Robert R. Sanders, were North Carolina residents, the county prosecuting attorney said in a news release.
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No charges have been filed at this time as the investigation has not been completed, according to the prosecuting attorney.
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However, press freedom watchdogs have reported that the state has been increasingly prosecuting journalists for matters unrelated to their reporting.
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Ms. Mkhwebane also called on the national prosecuting authority to further investigate evidence of money laundering by Mr. Ramaphosa's campaign.
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If he is extradited in the surveillance case, that could prevent Panama from prosecuting him on other charges, she said.
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If he survives, the case would be eligible for the death penalty, Prosecuting Attorney Ron O'Brien said in a statement.
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"I think it's likely, yes," said Mr. Nadler, one of the seven House managers prosecuting the charges against Mr. Trump.
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Next, he has the right to compel the Justice Department to protect his friends while investigating and prosecuting his enemies.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is expected to toughen rules on prosecuting drug offenses, according to people familiar with his deliberations.
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Most of the messages were retweets of messages from allies and supporters assailing Mr. Schiff and others prosecuting the case.
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The Seattle City Attorney's Office stopped prosecuting marijuana-possession cases after Holmes was elected in 2010, according to his office.
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A legal process involving state prosecuting authorities and the courts must reach a decision on whether to charge the president.
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But instead of prosecuting him, the authorities saw an opportunity, a chance to pick apart the cartel from the inside.
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"The governor's labor board is prosecuting its war on workers," the union said in a statement following the Board's decision.
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Hugh Ammerman, the Rutherford County assistant district attorney who is prosecuting the case, could not be reached early on Tuesday.
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Spokesmen for Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whose office is prosecuting the case, did not respond to requests for comment.
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Reacting to the decision, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Mosby had made a bad call in prosecuting the officers.
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David Deakin, the assistant district attorney prosecuting the case, asked for bail to be set at a million dollars, cash.
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Michael Satz, the state attorney prosecuting the case, has not said whether he will seek a death sentence for Cruz.
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We are committed to slowing the number of overdose deaths and prosecuting those responsible for spreading this most dangerous opioid.
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Moro is a household name in Brazil and the man in charge of prosecuting the large 'Car Wash' corruption investigation.
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But we are actively engaged in protecting our law enforcement, fighting violent crime, and investigating and prosecuting violent drug cartels.
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Critics alleged that such measures along with prosecuting gang members and criminalize dialogue with them will only made things worse.
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The United Nations and other human rights organizations have argued that Trump's policy violates international law by prosecuting asylum seekers.
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Fulton County District Attorney Paul L. Howard Jr.'s office, which is prosecuting the case, has refused to discuss it.
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Mr. Castor, who declined to comment for this article, maintains that he made the right decision in not prosecuting Mr. Cosby.
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The public has a right to know whom the government is prosecuting and what deals or punishments it may be obtaining.
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In it, she expresses concern about Sessions' history of prosecuting civil rights leaders in a voter fraud case as US Attorney.
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The Washington Post today reported that the Trump administration will stop prosecuting parents who cross the border illegally with children. Huh?
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However, the administration has said its "zero-tolerance" policy of criminally prosecuting anybody caught illegally crossing the border remains in effect.
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It stopped prosecuting quality-of-life offenses and, unsurprisingly, the quality of life for the city's residents and visitors decreased sharply.
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The teen is accused of targeting the victims because they were gay and transgender, said Maria Miller, the assistant prosecuting attorney.
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The Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, Laggis, and Preston Junior High did not immediately respond to BuzzFeed News' requests for comment.
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There is currently a warrant out for Harp's arrest, a spokesperson for the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office told BuzzFeed News.
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Cabán, who was a public defender until March, has framed her argument for not prosecuting sex work as one about class.
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The policy, which aims at prosecuting illegal border-crossing offenses, applies to all adults whether or not they come with children.
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"All of this was before the 83 appearance on The Dating Game," Sweetwater County and Prosecuting Attorney Danny Erramouspe tells PEOPLE.
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While Burgess' sentencing may strike many as unusual, Manning said that commitment to prosecuting sex crimes varies widely across DA offices.
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However, as legal analysts and Manafort's lawyer himself pointed out on Monday, prosecuting someone for a FARA filing is very rare.
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Additionally the surgeon will pay the $4,817.90 in costs the Florida Department of Health incurred while investigating and prosecuting the case.
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In May, Harris told CNN that prosecuting parents was "never the intention," though fact-checkers have said that claim is misleading.
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Following the arrest of other opposition figures, officials have said the justice system is prosecuting criminals attempting to violently oust Maduro.
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British authorities are prosecuting Star Wars: The Force Awakens producers after Harrison Ford broke his left leg while filming in 2014.
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Either the US attorney or the Department of Justice will likely say they don't plan to move forward with prosecuting Barr.
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And what I mean by that is that there are people lying on these forms already and we're not prosecuting them.
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And what I mean by that is that there are people lying on these forms already, and we're not prosecuting them.
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Last week, President Donald Trump called on the Department of Justice to devote extra resources to prosecuting crimes against law enforcement.
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He cited his work in 1989 prosecuting the murderer of a federal judge in Alabama and a NAACP official in Georgia.
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It would make a special inspector general within the Treasury Department permanent and widen its jurisdiction to include prosecuting financial crimes.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Winston Paes, who is prosecuting Shkreli, noted the stock plunge since Shkreli's indictment had devalued the bond's collateral.
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Aaron's application for executive commutation was not only supported by the judge who sentenced him, but also by the prosecuting attorney.
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Two attorneys from the Texas attorney general's office are prosecuting the case because the original prosecutor, Danny Buck Davidson, recused himself.
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Reuters reported that Mueller just added a 16th lawyer to his team — Greg Andres, who has experience prosecuting illegal foreign bribery.
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"The Singapore government should start listening to criticism, stop treating peaceful assemblies as crimes, and cease prosecuting their organizers," he said.
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A major priority for Harris during her tenure as AG was prosecuting transnational gangs known for trafficking drugs, firearms, and humans.
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Microsoft's operating profits today are twice what they were in 2500, when Mr Klein was prosecuting it in an antitrust trial.
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The Trump administration implemented a "zero tolerance" policy at the border earlier this year, prosecuting anyone apprehended illegally crossing the border.
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Doing so would likely call attention to ways DNA evidence might be used more effectively for prosecuting rape in the future.
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In one-page memo dated Tuesday, Sessions instructed U.S. attorneys nationwide to be more aggressive when prosecuting any drug-related crimes.
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The Washington Post is reporting that the Trump administration will no longer be prosecuting parents who cross the border with children.
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The rulers have joined forces, including prosecuting those who criticize friendly gulf nations, or have shared tactics, like revoking opponents' citizenship.
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He fought aggressively to expose sexual abuse by Catholic priests and was widely praised for prosecuting corrupt officials in both parties.
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The Trump administration began implementing the policy as part of its "zero tolerance" approach to prosecuting immigrants illegally crossing the border.
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This will allow us to better direct law enforcement resources to arresting, prosecuting, and punishing the most serious and violent criminals.
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He also directed prosecutors to work with the Department of Homeland Security to develop guidelines for prosecuting offenses under immigration law.
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In other words, Mueller saw his main job as investigating President Trump and his campaign—and prosecuting some of its members.
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" He added, "The practice of prosecuting individuals for breaking the law has been carried out by previous Administrations, including President Obama.
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As U.S. Attorney, he won plaudits for prosecuting insider trading on Wall Street and for his relentless pursuit of the Mafia.
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But their future remains unclear amid the fluid conditions created by the administration's zero tolerance approach to prosecuting illegal border entry.
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"I lend my support to Minister Gordhan as he faces charges brought against him by the National Prosecuting Authority," Ramaphosa added.
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We need such a watershed philosophy carried into the practice of prosecuting those involved with illegal and dangerous drug distribution networks.
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"I also want to make sure that we as a nation are not always prosecuting people through the press," she said.
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Petersen stressed the importance of testing and retaining kits and adopting a victim-centered approach to investigating and prosecuting sex crimes.
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It would not make sense if a military commander, prosecuting a war, needed country clearance from the ambassador for troop reinforcements.
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Friday's ruling was welcomed by one attorney from France's National Financial Prosecutor's Office, which is prosecuting the criminal case against UBS.
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Her office was in the midst of prosecuting Markeith Loyd, who is accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend and a policewoman.
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It has also raised questions about the government's intentions and whether this opens the door to prosecuting more journalists or not.
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The idea of prosecuting women for having abortions is definitely not something the pro-life movement is willing to publicly advocate.
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Kelly is known locally for prosecuting some high-profile political corruption cases (in illinois you have many opportunities to do so).
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Do you think con artists pick their victims in part based on how much their pride would prohibit them from prosecuting?
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So Border Patrol started targeting smugglers specifically, prosecuting instead of deporting them, along with migrants, basically right after they were caught.
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They're going after me, when they could be spending that money on testing rape kits or prosecuting perpetrators of domestic violence.
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Prosecuting cases as crimes against humanity, she said, would hold the commanders responsible, not just the men who carried out orders.
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Homeowners can also try to seek criminal charges or file civil lawsuits against contractors, but prosecuting contractor fraud can be difficult.
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And completely apart from the specifics of Trump's case, Republicans have rarely shown any interest in catching or prosecuting tax evaders.
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Vance currently is prosecuting Trump's former campaign chief Paul Manafort on felony charges of mortgage fraud, conspiracy and falsifying business records.
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"Prosecuting R. Kelly" was produced by Jessica Cheung, Annie Brown and Clare Toeniskoetter, and edited by Lisa Tobin and Larissa Anderson.
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Under a sweeping new cybercrimes law passed last January, the authorities have also begun warning or prosecuting journalists and online activists.
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Manafort got up in Mueller's dragnet, and Mueller's motive for prosecuting the case was an effort to secure cooperation from Manafort.
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Prosecuting attorneys in the McGlockton case argued that Drejka faced no imminent harm since McGlockton backed away after their initial altercation.
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Critics say there's no evidence that is true - the social, psychological and legal barriers to prosecuting a case are too high.
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As a preliminary matter, there is no precedent for prosecuting a current or former president in criminal court for that offense.
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Mr. Weissmann is a longtime senior Justice Department prosecutor who specializes in prosecuting financial crimes and turning defendants into cooperating witnesses.
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On Wednesday, he called the civilian criminal justice system "a joke" and "a laughingstock" when it came to prosecuting terrorism cases.
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This happened after the Trump administration poured more resources into prosecuting migrants for crossing the Southwest border earlier in the year.
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But many legal scholars believe that prosecuting people for acts related to receiving and publishing information would violate the First Amendment.
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That failure may well have been negligent, but that level of intent is rarely the basis for prosecuting white-collar offenses.
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Spain's attorney general also started prosecuting 25 Catalan leaders, including Mr. Puigdemont, for rebellion and other charges related to the referendum.
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The order comes after Attorney General William P. Barr urged U.S. prosecutors to prioritize prosecuting coronavirus cybercrimes and fraud last week.
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The order comes after Attorney General William P. Barr last week urged U.S. attorneys to prioritize prosecuting coronavirus cybercrimes and fraud.
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One can't help but flash forward to the humiliations Marcia Clark would endure a few years later while prosecuting O.J. Simpson.
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Mr. Sessions said the Department of Justice would be adding immigration judges and prosecuting twice as many immigration cases this year.
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She has spent much of her nearly three-decades-long career prosecuting sex crimes, domestic violence, child abuse and public corruption.
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Seven states — Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio — began prosecuting women who traveled out of state for the service.
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The state eliminated time limits on prosecuting sex crimes against minors in 2017, but adult victims still faced a ticking clock.
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A normal school year would see 17 charges of false threats or threats of terrorism, according to Prosecuting Attorney Eric Smith.
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Henry has only lived in Arizona since June and appears to have few ties to the community, the prosecuting attorney said.
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Military commissions — the body that would try an enemy combatant at Guantánamo Bay — have also proved extremely inefficient in prosecuting suspects.
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The law changes the statute of limitations for prosecuting and filing civil suits against abusers—and the institutions who shield them.
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"They have more to gain prosecuting their independent agendas in the bilateral visits to Washington already scheduled," the former official said.
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Mark Summers, one of Mr. Assange's lawyers, has said that prosecuting his client could have a chilling effect on press freedom.
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She is fortunate that the questions were posed by senators, not by a United States Attorney prosecuting her for criminal conspiracy.
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The officer's lawyer, Stuart London, said this week that the statement was helpful in clarifying the guidelines for prosecuting such cases.
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Later Monday, Vance and the NYPD released a joint statement reiterating their shared commitment to investigating and prosecuting sexual assault cases.
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Marion County encompasses the city of Indianapolis and had already began prosecuting fewer marijuana-related cases in the past few years.
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The Supreme Court won't review a ruling that blocks cities from prosecuting people for sleeping outdoors when no shelter is available.
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Val Demings (D-Fla.), one of seven impeachment managers who will be prosecuting the case against Trump in the Senate trial.
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He joked that it probably spent more money on coffee and cookies than on the office in charge of prosecuting graft.
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The court said it had focused on prosecuting those who had made the worst comments and whose identities could be ascertained.
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After a few years of prosecuting cyber crimes at the Department of Justice, Gleicher served on President Obama's National Security Council.
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Eaton County Prosecuting Attorney Doug Lloyd told CNN he is aware of the investigation but has not been briefed on details.
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In addition, it prevented a wife from prosecuting either her husband or woman in which he was engaged in extramarital relations.
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" She added that commanders "must not be removed from the decision-making responsibility of preventing, detecting, and prosecuting military sexual assault.
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In 2017, it was revealed that Vance had passed on prosecuting movie mogul Harvey Weinstein for sexual assault two years earlier.
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The New York Times has reviewed government documents showing that India's Serious Fraud Investigation Office recommended prosecuting Mr. Tata in 22008.
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"First of all, we're not enforcing them or prosecuting them," she said on Fox News's "Fox & Friends" of current firearms regulations.
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The Crown Prosecution Service, the main prosecuting arm of Great Britain, issued a statement following the verdict calling the attack terrorism.
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Rather than prosecuting real criminals, she would strip hardworking, law-abiding citizens of their rights to protect themselves and their families.
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Mueller is prosecuting Manafort and also is investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election that put Trump in the White House.
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The state attorney prosecuting that case, Michael Satz, has not yet said whether he will seek a death sentence for Cruz.
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Defense attorney Wes Chaplin and prosecuting attorney Ed Bull presented the case to Judge Martha Mertz like a smooth triple play.
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As president-elect he promised not to follow his predecessors in prosecuting a few high-profile wrongdoers from the previous administration.
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The actor's lawyer Mark Jay Heller spoke outside the courthouse, accusing prosecutors of "maliciously prosecuting" Gooding because he is a celebrity.
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They say his assistance was "incredibly significant and extremely useful" in prosecuting and convicting 2 members of the Nine Trey Bloods.
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O. J. Simpson, for example, Murphy and company gave viewers considerable insight into how the trial impacted prosecuting attorney Marcia Clark.
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Weismann said the Justice Department may be posturing about prosecuting McCabe to improve its legal standing in the lawsuit he filed.
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Jones is a moderate Democrat with a storied career that includes prosecuting the 28500 Birmingham church bombers as a U.S. attorney.
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Resources have been devoted instead to prosecuting other types of federal offenses such as drug offenses, weapons, and white-collar crime.
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The review board only began prosecuting officers in departmental disciplinary proceedings in 2013; previously, only Police Department lawyers had that power.
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Rather, they are there to help set policy and coordinate the various authorities who have the legal responsibility of prosecuting crime.
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Since 2007, Cicig has been collaborating with Guatemala's Public Ministry in investigating and prosecuting cases of official corruption and organized crime.
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Indeed, Clinton officers had tried to contact Waters on Tuesday about the rape case, Henry County Prosecuting Attorney Richard Shields said.
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Despite the challenges in prosecuting cult cases, Nichols said jurors have "little difficulty" reaching a verdict when presented with the evidence.
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Another major hurdle to prosecuting rapists is that most judges are more used to nonstatutory laws than the official legal system.
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Beverly Young Nelson said Moore sexually assaulted her when she was 16 and he was a prosecuting attorney in his 30s.
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Our sources say Feuer wants in the game so his office can weigh in on the importance of prosecuting these cases.
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READ: ICE is aggressively prosecuting immigrants it used to let go The decision, however, eaves some issues in the case unresolved.
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Pena said she hoped this would open the door for prosecuting sexual violence beyond rape, such as sexual slavery or forced marriage.
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If nothing else comes of these hearings, members of Congress need to push for identifying and prosecuting those who leak classified information.
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Zuma will face 16 charges relating to 783 instances of alleged wrongdoing, National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesman Luvuyo Mfaku said on Friday.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in early May that authorities would start prosecuting every person suspected of having crossed the border illegally.
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After the mistrial, Prosecuting Attorney Joe Deters said he will make a decision on whether to retry the case by November 28.
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"I now stand falsely accused of some of the same crimes I spent 28 years prosecuting," Hill said, according to the paper.
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Wracked by guilt, Jolly turns over a new leaf and dedicates himself to prosecuting the corrupt police officer responsible for the murder.
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Sessions and allies like Cruz repeatedly asserted that Sessions had a key role in prosecuting a lynching by the KKK in Alabama.
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Prosecuting attorney Dominique Steinmetz said Serbia's extradition request had not reached the local prosecutor, and could take "several weeks, even several months".
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Although Irish Customs regularly seize packages en route to the Republic, actually prosecuting women could force lawyers into a human rights quagmire.
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In office since 2004, special prosecutor Dusan Kovacik is responsible for prosecuting abuse of power and corruption among public servants and politicians.
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Local jurisdictions and attorneys have complained arresting undocumented immigrants in courthouses decreases their participation in prosecuting criminals as witnesses and reporting victims.
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Many countries are reluctant to repatriate because of the difficulty of prosecuting suspected ISIS members based on evidence collected on the battlefield.
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But Bush really was awful, and really was prosecuting a horrific war killing hundreds of thousands of people and torturing many more.
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But John Chen, a Taiwanese representative tasked with handling the case in Kenya, said that prosecuting the detainees again would be ridiculous.
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The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice is also prosecuting the case along with the U.S. Attorney's Office of Colorado.
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Andreychenko was charged Friday with making a terrorist threat in the second degree, a felony, the Greene County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said.
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" "But ... [i]n the Obama administration, the Justice Department had concluded that pursuing Assange would be akin to prosecuting a news organization.
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Ms Rogers notes that St Louis, which contains Ferguson, has elected its first two black prosecuting attorneys in the past two years.
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The brothers James Taafulisia, 17, and Jerome K. Taafulisia, 16, were charged as adults, King County Prosecuting Attorney Daniel T. Satterberg said.
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But Utah Federal Solicitor Parker Douglas said the state had a legitimate interest in prosecuting abuses that can arise in polygamous relationships.
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NEW YORK – The district attorney of New York City&aposs borough of Manhattan says he will stop prosecuting low-level marijuana cases.
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Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney George Sitler told West Virginia Metro News that Mills could be indicted for first or second-degree murder.
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The Spanish government denies it is prosecuting the Catalan separatists for their political beliefs and says their actions violated the Spanish constitution.
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He believes America's method of prosecuting terrorists—gathering evidence and building a provable case—to be "a joke, and…a laughing stock".
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It would be akin to prosecuting the mother whose child runs into traffic to retrieve a ball and causes a fatal accident.
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The charge was dismissed on Tuesday, prosecuting attorney Charles Miller told PEOPLE, because Dorsey did not wish to press prosecution of her.
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The site collects resources from the DOJ's work investigating and prosecuting hate crimes, including research reports, statistics, legal guides and training materials.
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The charge was dismissed in January because Dorsey decided not to pursue prosecution, prosecuting attorney Charles Miller told PEOPLE at the time.
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"We believe that Gumpenberger did not put those in his pockets," St. Charles Prosecuting Attorney Tim Lohmar said in a news conference.
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The mechanics are byzantine, but these flow charts from the US district attorney prosecuting the cases should clear things up a bit.
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In January, prosecuting attorney Charles Miller told PEOPLE Rivera's charge was dismissed because Dorsey did not wish to press prosecution of her.
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Its aims including uncovering what happened during Colombia's war and prosecuting FARC leaders and state military officials accused of human rights abuses.
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Prosecuting bad actors The Department of Justice, meanwhile, had been conducting its own investigation into the causes and scope of the crisis.
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Supporters of Arpaio have slammed the criminal contempt case, which the Justice Department began prosecuting under former President Obama, as politically motivated.
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"It was important to us and the victim's family that he admit and accept responsibility," says Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney Ron O'Brien.
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In other words, he should be investigating the Justice Department, under then-(Attorney General) Lynch should have made the decision on prosecuting.
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This doctrine acknowledges that the states and the federal government are separate "sovereigns," with distinct interests in criminalizing and prosecuting certain conduct.
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Meanwhile, Ohio's prosecuting attorneys association advocated last year for the state to switch its default execution method to asphyxiation by nitrogen gas.
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And that's not the end of it — states are also prosecuting mothers who are taking their medication as prescribed by their doctors.
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As San Francisco DA, Harris also created a Hate Crimes Unit aimed at prosecuting hate crimes committed against LGBTQ teens in school.
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Department of Justice from prosecuting state sanctioned medical marijuana businesses – medical marijuana accounts for about three quarters of the state legal market.
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A Spokesman for Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whose office is prosecuting the case, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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In an attempt to discourage this, the Trump administration has been prosecuting the parents immediately, which means separating parents from their children.
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"We do not believe that prosecuting asylum seekers is lawful except in the rarest situations that are not happening here," said Gelernt.
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Prosecuting attorneys for the federal government have strongly opposed those arguments, and for weeks fought against the appointment of a special master.
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At the time the cases were reported, there was no statute of limitations on prosecuting forcible rape or forcible sodomy in Missouri.
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As the lead agency in prosecuting a drug war that liberal and conservative politicians see as flawed, the D.E.A. has lost clout.
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One of her biggest cases was prosecuting members of New York City's police force for brutally beating Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant.
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The Trump administration implemented a "zero tolerance" policy at the border earlier this year, prosecuting all adults caught illegally crossing the border.
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On Monday, he reiterated his argument that prosecuting anyone who crosses the border illegally can serve as a deterrent against illegal immigration.
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At what point does the norm against prosecuting one's political opponents cause harm to the rule of law, rather than preserving it?
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The Trump administration adopted a "zero tolerance" policy at the border earlier this year, prosecuting any adult apprehended illegally crossing the border.
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Trump chose to split the families at the border -- thereby complying with Flores by not detaining the children, but also prosecuting adults.
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But it's hard to argue that the US looked like this back when we weren't prosecuting family units for illegal border crossings.
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" In its own statement, the American Civil Liberties Union said prosecuting terrorism suspects in federal court is the "right thing to do.
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However, private citizens and private lawyers are simply not going to do the hard work of investigating and prosecuting violations for nothing.
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The plan would include transferring some to foreign countries, prosecuting some and bringing the rest to a facility in the United States.
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However, I take issue with the idea that I "gambled" in prosecuting the six officers for Freddie Carlos Gray Jr.'s death.
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But Holder had been warning of "collateral consequences" for prosecuting corporations since a memo he wrote while deputy attorney general in 1999.
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Throughout the seven-week trial, it often seemed as if both the government and the defense were prosecuting Mr. Christie in absentia.
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Unsurprisingly, there has been a surge in colleges mishandling these investigations and wrongfully prosecuting male students for fear of losing federal funding.
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Authorities will defer prosecuting BKB for an initial three-year period to give the bank time to show good conduct, DOJ said.
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It&aposs not one of Preet Bhahara&aposs brighter chapters that he participated in prosecuting this in the way that he did.
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Researchers asked a control group about their attitudes toward various policy issues — whether they would support prosecuting pregnant drug users, for example.
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But they persisted — and now plan to continue prosecuting Fairooz after she rejected a plea deal that would have involved time served.
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This is particularly jarring when it comes to prosecuting and combating activity on forums and user boards hosting literally thousands of images.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) says it will help resist the Trump administration's new strategy for prosecuting criminal and undocumented immigrants.
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Yet President Obama and the candidates to succeed him have emphasized not Mr. Snowden's public service but the importance of prosecuting him.
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The National Prosecuting Authority in South Africa has frozen the proceeds of the Eskom contract, pending the completion of the government's investigation.
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"If the gratification premise is there and it keeps prosecutors from prosecuting people like Harvey,'' Ms. Manning said, "it has to change.
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The policy includes separating migrant women and children, prosecuting every illegal border crossing and making it harder to win approval for asylum.
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But the fact that prosecuting Sessions is even arguably unconstitutional creates yet another burden for a case that's already tough to prosecute.
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Angry, aggrieved, utterly composed, she is out for justice on behalf of her slain husband, prosecuting a case in some cosmic court.
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Prosecuting victims of domestic abuse can be particularly delicate, given that jurors might sympathize with a defendant they see as a victim.
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Instead, Mr. Trump indicated that he accepted the crown prince's explanation that the Saudi government was prosecuting those who committed the murder.
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Ms. Foxx is the top official in the state's attorney's office and would normally have been in charge of prosecuting Mr. Smollett.
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Things actually lurched in a troubling direction under the Obama administration, which was rightly criticized for prosecuting whistleblowers and spying on reporters.
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In Boston, Rachael Rollins has pledged to stop prosecuting drug possession and possession with intent to distribute, along with 13 other crimes.
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What's needed is for Ryan and McConnell to decide that investigating and prosecuting Trump is important, and the right thing to do.
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The report chronicled how Mr. Sessions fell further out of favor with Mr. Trump after he declined to commit to prosecuting Mrs.
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Last week, the Defense Department lent 21 lawyers to the Justice Department to focus on prosecuting a backlog in border crossing cases.
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Last April, the Justice Department began carrying out a "zero tolerance" policy at the border, prosecuting all adults caught crossing it illegally.
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The DOJ is also prosecuting fewer white-collar crimes than ever, with new cases hitting a nearly three-decade low last year.
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Lawmakers from various parties criticized Ryaboshapka for not prosecuting cases pro-actively enough, including against the circle of previous President Petro Poroshenko.
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While Ms. Singas, 51, may not be well-known outside Nassau County, she is no stranger to prosecuting high-profile cases there.
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It began prosecuting young adolescents as adults under a draconian law passed in 1978, in the aftermath of the Willie Bosket case.
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It does not have prosecutorial powers, and any charges would need to be pursued by the police and the national prosecuting authority.
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The ever-shifting dynamics mean the House Democrats prosecuting the case against the President have needed to be nimble, focused and prepared.
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The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are prosecuting their own conflict against Houthi rebels, Shi'a Muslims backed by Iran, in Yemen.
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A memo authored by then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole ordered U.S. attorneys to give lower prioritization to prosecuting marijuana-related cases.
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But the office prosecuting him for welfare fraud fought the judge's mercy, pushing to add two extra days, and won on appeal.
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The resolution would also appoint a group of House members as "managers" tasked with prosecuting the case against Trump before the Senate.
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Some jurors were concerned about the 10-year delay in prosecuting Mr. Cosby, and that politics had been involved, The A.P. reported.
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Ms. Fairooz said she was disappointed and expressed disbelief that federal officials had dedicated so much time and energy to prosecuting her.
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Collectively, the three of us had decades of experience investigating and prosecuting those who commit war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.
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Whatever the reason, the Supreme Court declared in 1985, prosecutors have "broad discretion as to whom to prosecute"— or in not prosecuting.
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What's more, the United States and an individual state may be protecting different interests, even if they are prosecuting the same crime.
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Jones, who gained recognition in the state for prosecuting two Ku Klux Klan members who bombed a black church in Birmingham, Ala.
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Mr. Obama's White House was particularly aggressive in seeking the source of leaks, prosecuting more whistle-blowers than all his predecessors combined.
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It recommended transferring 156, continuing to hold 6.83 without trial, and prosecuting 36, though not all of those ended up being charged.
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As of June, there were 25 tribes all over the country prosecuting domestic violence cases, and they had secured over 70 convictions.
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And it's unclear how prosecuting oil companies or their executives would yield anywhere near the environmental benefits of a strong carbon tax.
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JAGs are prosecuting detainees at Guantanamo Bay who were captured on the battlefield and charged with war crimes and acts of terror.
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In the aging rust belt towns of Lorain County, Ohio, diversion operates under the sole authority of Dennis Will, the prosecuting attorney.
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To the Editor: The absurdity of prosecuting a frightened, often grieving mother for disposing of her fetal remains incorrectly seems patently absurd.
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The police official said that prosecuting such cases relies heavily on the memory of victims and people they told about the incident.
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The office of the Manhattan district attorney, which would have been responsible for prosecuting Mr. Batali, declined to comment on the cases.
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Adam: Well again I'm a prosecutor so I'm not going to comment on a particular case or particular company that we're prosecuting.
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It's a consequence of the administration's new policy of prosecuting every person who uses the border to enter the United States illegally.
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Obama administration lawyers grappled with this problem and could never find a way around the numerous First Amendment questions in prosecuting Assange.
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In early May, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the U.S. would start criminally prosecuting all adults caught crossing into the U.S. illegally.
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Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney George Sitler told West Virginia Metro News that Mills may be indicted on first or second-degree murder charges.
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BRAZILE: This is a change in policy, a change in prosecuting -- WATTERS: OK. So you want to go back to catch and release?
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Montgomery County prosecuting attorney John McCarthy told the Sentinel that authorities are working to determine if the alleged incident happened within the county.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has said he believed U.S. authorities had "ulterior motives" in prosecuting Zarrab, who was arrested in March 2016 in Miami.
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Most notably, it says that U.S. authorities will start prosecuting parents who have paid smugglers to have their kids brought to the border.
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"Prosecuting Ms. Irby sets a scary precedent that if someone seeks help to escape abuse, they will be punished for it," Eskamini wrote.
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Last year Zuma loyalists in the national prosecuting authority brought fraud charges against Mr Gordhan that were soon dropped for lack of evidence.
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Maui Prosecuting Attorney John Kim told BuzzFeed News in a statement that he is "extremely disappointed" with the verdict, but he respects it.
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"Prosecuting them for multiple seizures has the potential of elevating their sentences to major crimes that bear much stiffer punishments," Wasser told Axios.
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He's been charged with operating an aircraft under the influence, according to Maria Miller, a spokeswoman for the Wayne County assistant prosecuting attorney.
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For the spike in family separation to end, the Trump administration would need to halt its zero tolerance policy of prosecuting immigrant parents.
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So Goddard and Erie began cold-calling police departments, prosecutors, and crime labs to ask what the barriers to prosecuting rape cases were.
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The audio was published as the Trump administration faces backlash for its "zero tolerance" policy prosecuting all people who cross the border illegally.
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Confronting the collective past, by means of memorials, symposiums and films, was one thing; prosecuting individuals for Nazi-era crimes was quite another.
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"In his time as director of the S.F.O., David Green led a change in the organization's approach to prosecuting cases," Mr. Wright said.
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As are Dake and Connerty, who now make up the duo officially prosecuting Axe, from their newly assembled position in the Eastern district.
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If Rudolph Giuliani were prosecuting Hillary Clinton for her emails, she would already be indicted, the former federal prosecutor told CNBC on Friday.
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Germany has some of the best-developed institutions in the world for investigating and prosecuting such crimes, including a specialised war-crimes unit.
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Following a four-year investigation by prosecuting authorities, the princess is accused of being an accomplice to tax fraud in this complex case.
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Faulkner County Prosecuting Attorney Cody Hiland said the FBI agreed to the request from his office and the Conway Police Department Wednesday afternoon.
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Corruption prosecuting agency DNA has investigated lawmakers, ministers, mayors, magistrates and businessmen in recent years, in a crackdown that has exposed widespread graft.
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Muhammad Rabiu Jakata, its director of statistics, boasts that the force is destroying more beer bottles and prosecuting more sinners than ever before.
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The ruling Sunni Al Khalifa family has kept a lid on unrest since then by closing Shi'ite-led opposition groups and prosecuting activists.
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Either the US attorney or the DOJ will likely say they don't plan to move forward with prosecuting Barr or the other officials.
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A federal prosecutor told Boyle during a 2015 hearing that prosecuting and convicting Sheikh was important in deterring other would-be American radicals.
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Law enforcement, as a profession, must do a better job of identifying officers who engage in such conduct and prosecuting or firing them.
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But White House spokesman Sean Spicer recently voiced a much sterner view of prosecuting recreational use of marijuana as compared to medical use.
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"I am very heartbroken that I will not be prosecuting this case which means the world to me," Parks Miller told reporters Tuesday.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, King County Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Wyman Yip said: "This was a horrible, violent, tragic, and senseless case.
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Transparency, specifically, the need for financial regulators to send a consistent message regarding investigating, prosecuting and sanctioning misconduct features prominently in IOSCO's guidance.
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There's another reason ... the lawyers may well try and make a case that prosecuting Soules is more about a publicity grab than justice.
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Furthermore, sending sexual images to minors is against the law, and some states have begun prosecuting kids for child pornography or felony obscenity.
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The Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association and Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police opposed it, but a state sheriff's group backed it in support.
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According to prosecuting documents ... prosecutors believe the alleged witness tampering went down in October 2016 ... when XXX was initially arrested for domestic violence.
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Cordova most recently led the Corporate Health Care Fraud Strike Force within the DOJ, which focused on prosecuting large and complex fraud schemes.
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Under South African law, however, the prosecuting authority still can petition the appeals court directly if the judge declines, according to the Times.
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To date, Buhari's anti-corruption successes include recovering up to $9.1 billion in stolen assets and prosecuting high-profile officials on corruption charges.
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The money is used to recoup the cost of prosecuting the case, distributed to victims or shared with state and local law enforcement.
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According to the prosecuting attorneys in the case, the raids were the result of a monthslong investigation into potential crimes committed by Cohen.
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The move reportedly came as the Trump administration implemented its "zero-tolerance" policy for prosecuting adults who cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.
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The multiple challenges bearing down on his administration help explain why Trump is showing such relish in prosecuting his feud with the NFL.
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But, more often, we would spend our time prosecuting cases that were not going to stop the opioid or any other drug epidemic.
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A statement from the Kalamazoo County prosecuting attorney said Dalton faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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"As cabinet, we have expressed our full support of the minister while respecting the independence of law enforcement and prosecuting authorities," he said.
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The justices appeared reluctant during oral arguments in April to endorse the federal government's broad definition of an "official action" in prosecuting corruption.
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By the early modern era, the state had become the prosecuting party in criminal trials, which then took the form of Crown v.
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In the typical district attorney's office, an individual will be trained and mentored by seasoned experts before ever prosecuting a sexual assault case.
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For example, the Department of Justice assigns prosecutors in each of its 93 US attorneys' offices to specialize in prosecuting child exploitation offenses.
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Representative Clark said she was proposing legislation that would increase training for law enforcement officials on investigating and prosecuting online harassment of women.
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As district attorney, he said, he would direct some defendants struggling with addiction and mental illness to treatment programs instead of prosecuting them.
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Prosecuting individuals at the southern border for illegal entry violates the international laws that the United States expressly adopted and agree to uphold.
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In fact, Mr. Kaplan's account presents not just well-meaning but effective government officials repeatedly averting disasters, remedying incursions and prosecuting successful attacks.
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The separations had occurred as part of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy of prosecuting all adults illegally crossing the country's southern border.
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Charges against Zuma were filed but then set aside by the National Prosecuting Authority shortly before he successfully ran for president in 2009.
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Many countries are reluctant to do so because of the difficulty of prosecuting suspected ISIS members based on evidence collected on the battlefield.
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Mr. Cole, who declined to comment, was Mr. Rosenstein's supervisor early in his Justice Department career when he was prosecuting public corruption cases.
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One of Mr. Trump's first acts as president was to fire Mr. Bharara, who made prosecuting Wall Street crime one of his priorities.
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The cases have sometimes put police at odds with doctors who argued that prosecuting pregnant addicts discourages them from seeking treatment they need.
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Voters' decision in the Democratic primary on Tuesday means St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Bob McCulloch will not serve an eighth consecutive term.
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Prosecuting them has proved difficult because of their age, said Seamus Hughes, the deputy director of the George Washington University Program on Extremism.
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The relaxed enforcement of a women's dress code in Iran may be partly rooted in the impracticality of prosecuting, fining and imprisoning violators.
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