He's charged with unlawfully being airside, and of unlawfully being on an aircraft.
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ICE: Rape suspect in country unlawfully Sanchez-Milian is in the United States unlawfully, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Attorney Jesse Bless said Paixao pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for either attempting to enter the country unlawfully or entering the country unlawfully.
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Amnesty International said Israeli forces "unlawfully killed Palestinian civilians, including children, and unlawfully detained within Israel thousands of Palestinians" in 2017 and 2018.
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The men have been charged with unlawfully taking a female bear with cubs, unlawfully taking a bear cub and possessing and transporting illegally taken game.
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" But he added "The policy is that if people are here unlawfully, they're subject to being deported ... We can't promise people who are here unlawfully that they're not going to be deported.
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Thomas has been charged with unlawfully dealing with a child.
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His identity, he said, was "unlawfully" unmasked by federal authorities.
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Waiver to permit aliens here unlawfully to become guest workers.
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He spent two years knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking.
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The peaceful protests have ended in numerous arrests for unlawfully demonstrating.
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He has acknowledged that he has unlawfully deducted money from them.
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The Duke of Sussex alleged the outlets unlawfully intercepted voicemail messages.
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"But the generals are rebels, they seized power unlawfully," one responds.
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Trump ended the program last year, saying Obama had acted unlawfully.
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S. company would - in the case of Allergan - be unlawfully retroactive.
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It's likely the individuals detained on Saturday were therefore unlawfully targeted.
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Cattle ranchers found guilty of unlawfully clearing trees were granted amnesty.
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Those include unlawfully posing for photos with the dead captive's corpse.
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Those include unlawfully posing for photographs with the dead captive's corpse.
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Capitol Police arrested 42 people for unlawfully demonstrating outside of McConnell's office.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY is being sued for allegedly discriminating unlawfully against Asian applicants.
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"Efforts to recover other unlawfully misappropriated assets are ongoing," the firm said.
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This is no longer an issue of "rogue" drivers who act unlawfully.
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That response led to the charge against him of procuring naturalization unlawfully.
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The trainees had claimed the restaurant chain unlawfully denied them overtime pay.
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A jury at a second inquest ruled that they were unlawfully killed.
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Villagers say their land has been unlawfully confiscated to expand the mine.
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US Capitol Police arrested approximately 575 individuals with unlawfully demonstrating, including Rep.
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It denies that it unlawfully sets quotas or engages in racial balancing.
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Texas's voter ID law, for instance, has now been declared unlawfully discriminatory.
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A further complaint claimed that 41,000 ineligible voters may have voted unlawfully.
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What brought the women to our office was their unlawfully low pay.
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Jones was among those unlawfully stripped of his citizenship and national identity.
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"The President has not acted unlawfully," the presidency said in a statement.
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Tyler Toro, 27, faces one count of unlawfully manufacturing a destructive device.
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Grindr and Twitter have been accused of unlawfully sharing users&apos data.
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"Google knows that Tiny Lab's apps track children unlawfully," the complaint said.
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Jane, Ted and other protesters were arrested for unlawfully demonstrating ... presumably without permits.
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Atlixqueno re-entered the United States unlawfully at an unknown date, ICE said.
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Fuentes González originally entered the United States unlawfully in July 2000, ICE said.
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This includes when the attacker has unlawfully entered a person's home or automobile.
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Biti was also charged with falsely and unlawfully announcing results of the election.
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So, when the president did that, he usurped Congress' role and acted unlawfully.
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That policy is being challenged in state and federal courts as unlawfully discriminatory.
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But nearly half of those in the country unlawfully came in with permission.
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Second, I pressed him to release American citizens being unlawfully detained in Iran.
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"If the agency didn't submit it to Congress, the agency acted unlawfully," Larkin said.
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Yet nobody has evidence that GCHQ acts unlawfully or menacingly under the existing system.
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Those expectations, however, don't create a right to receive money unlawfully diverted from Treasury.
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The two men have denied charges that they unlawfully lobbied on behalf of Turkey.
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" The spokesman also described Vargas to The Guardian as an "unlawfully present Argentinian citizen.
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They believe offenders must pay dearly for entering or remaining in the country unlawfully.
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This overreach of power has unlawfully stripped many Americans of their First Amendment rights.
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"Someone who is in the country unlawfully is, in fact, an illegal," said Comer.
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Little Pencil-Neck Adam SchiffHe spent two years knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking.
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The individuals were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating," a Capitol Police spokesperson told the network.
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It turned out the car was Glover's, and he was cited for driving unlawfully.
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He would notify immigration officials of criminal defendants who were in the country unlawfully.
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"Besides, you cannot offer barter deals involving objects that were unlawfully acquired," she said.
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Since then, the event "has been unjustifiably and unlawfully suppressed," according to Amnesty International.
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The migrants then ignore any orders to leave, and remain unlawfully in the country.
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Only one person was convicted of unlawfully supplying pills that could cause an abortion.
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They were so eager, in fact, that many homeowners were unlawfully bullied into foreclosure.
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Graham pleaded guilty in June to a felony charge of unlawfully setting a fire.
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Both cases concern arguments that the government is unlawfully compelling speech from private parties.
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They argued that the Scottish government had imposed, unlawfully, an indefinite ban on fracking.
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We're told another passenger, Marcus Dion Cartwright, was charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon.
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" The letter continued, "We have no detainees unlawfully arrested with regards to peaceful demonstrations.
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But like anyone else in law enforcement, the president can't use his power unlawfully.
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Service members unlawfully fired because of their military service, or defrauded by predatory lenders.
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Becerra denied the suit's central claim that California is unlawfully undercutting federal immigration enforcement.
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In addition to this devastation, thousands of people have been unlawfully held in detention.
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Mueller also is looking into whether Trump has sought to unlawfully obstruct the probe.
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A man with a gun tattooed on his forehead arrested for unlawfully possessing a gun.
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It also alleges that Jupiter police unlawfully obtained the warrants allowing them to install cameras.
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He failed to leave, however, and was unlawfully present when his visa expired in 2006.
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Kerry said he urged Russia to return Savchenko "and others unlawfully detained" to Ukraine immediately.
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In America, as in Europe, a cop who kills unlawfully can expect to be punished.
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Because the Court finds that Lima-Marin is being unlawfully detained, he is ordered released.
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The Elysee Palace said Kohler had not acted unlawfully and would cooperate with the investigation.
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That P.I. was charged with the crime of unlawfully using a tracking device in July.
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They were charged unlawfully failing to file a disclosure with Treasury related to foreign accounts.
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Plaintiffs in that case also said that race was unlawfully considered in drawing the boundaries.
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By the end of the day's hearing, 70 audience protesters were arrested for unlawfully demonstrating.
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"Hopefully people will get the message ... and not [come] across the border unlawfully," Sessions said.
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In only four cases was the defendant charged with intent to use the knife unlawfully.
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He added that police would stop anyone wearing a mask and confront people acting unlawfully.
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Trump's lawyers wrote a letter to Congress to complain, saying the emails were "unlawfully" obtained.
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" Mr. Trump intervened as well, accusing Mr. Schiff of "knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking.
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All Dreamers, however, have one thing in common: They are unlawfully present in this country.
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The university denied that it had acted unlawfully and took no action against any employee.
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If they were here unlawfully, they are subject to removal when their TPS is terminated.
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But nearly half of those who are in the country unlawfully actually entered with permission.
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We demanded his release, and the release of the others who are being unlawfully detained.
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Crimen injuria is an act of unlawfully, intentionally and seriously impairing the dignity of another.
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Critics have accused MCS victims of "seeking special accommodations" and unlawfully applying for disability benefits.
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He further alleges his "high priced" legal team unlawfully persuaded him into entering those guilty pleas.
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As for why Tyga got so heated -- we're told he feels the Maybach was unlawfully repossessed.
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Lindblom pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to unlawfully entering or remaining in a restricted area.
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And if he has behaved unlawfully, on asylum or civil liberties, the courts will correct him.
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The Elysee Palace has said Kohler had not acted unlawfully and would cooperate with the investigation.
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If that proves true, she could face criminal charges for unlawfully removing and retaining classified information.
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But those gains have come as government critics have been unlawfully detained and forced into exile.
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Some firms unlawfully make big deductions from workers' pay-packets for things like uniforms or accommodation.
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Those who were arrested were charged with unlawfully crowding or obstructing, and then processed and released.
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Those allegations include modifying a labor contract, unlawfully discharging an employee and engaging in illegal discipline.
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House Republicans argue the federal government is unlawfully making the payments without an annual congressional appropriation.
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When she was later arrested, the warrant claimed that she had unlawfully detained the teen-agers.
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S. citizens and legal permanent residents [are] being unlawfully detained, in violation of their constitutional rights.
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"If you don't want to have to go through this process, don't come unlawfully," said Sessions.
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"It's our position that these depositions were obtained unlawfully and should be suppressed," Mr. McMonagle said.
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One person murdered by an illegal alien, unlawfully murdered in our country, is one too many.
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Their lawsuit alleges that Harvard unlawfully caps the number of high achieving Asian-American students admitted.
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Saucier pleaded guilty in 2016 to unlawfully retaining classified materials, and spent a year in prison.
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" The letter alleges he witnessed illegal wiretapping and an extensive effort to "unlawfully obtain trade secrets.
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At least 13 percent of the total population, or 23,826 inmates, were in the country unlawfully.
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Elections employees were found to have unlawfully destroyed counted ballots in a congressional race in 22000.
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Sessions also noted that the Justice Department has indicted 170 physicians who have unlawfully prescribed opioids.
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In a plea agreement in August, Hasson admitted to unlawfully possessing firearms, gun silencers and Tramadol.
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Rafiekian, a former business associate of Flynn's, was accused of unlawfully lobbying on behalf of Turkey.
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Mr. Feigin, the government lawyer, said Ms. Kelly and Mr. Baroni had unlawfully commandeered public property.
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This is what shows us that the authorities have been unlawfully using firearms against unarmed protesters.
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This is what shows us that the authorities have been unlawfully using firearms against unarmed protesters.
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The man was then arrested on charges of unlawfully carrying a weapon and trespassing, police said.
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The legal remedy for a person unlawfully present in the U.S. is either removal or relief.
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The U.S. Department of Labor is investigating whether Google has unlawfully paid women less than men.
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Maduro has accused the United States of seeking to unlawfully take U.S. refiner Citgo Petroleum Corp.
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People that are here unlawfully, came into the country against our laws, are subject to being removed.
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It accused the state-owned China Merchants Port Holdings of unlawfully inducing Djibouti's violation of their agreement.
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The United States Capitol Police said officers arrested 293 people for "unlawfully demonstrating" in the Hart Building.
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On July 8, the teen pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of unlawfully taking an endangered species.
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In the meantime, the Department of Public Works will continue to impound scooters that unlawfully block sidewalks.
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Yujing Zhang, 33, is charged with unlawfully entering a restricted zone and lying to Secret Service agents.
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They also claimed the FCC's rule "improperly and unlawfully includes sweeping preemption of state and local laws."
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With Roche's guidance, Shire contends its rival "has unlawfully disparaged Shire's proven bypassing agent", known as FEIBA.
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Authorities say Felix, who they said was wearing soft body armor, unlawfully possessed the ammunition and weapon.
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The 18-count indictment charges Assange with several crimes, namely unlawfully obtaining and disclosing national defense information.
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In the same year, it documented how government forces unlawfully detained and tortured people in Syrian prisons.
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America's most sensitive secrets, unlawfully sent, received and exposed by Hillary Clinton, her staff, and Anthony Weiner.
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He was earlier found guilty of unlawfully discharging a firearm in a public place (a friend's restaurant).
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Comey's firing has become central to questions about whether Trump unlawfully sought to obstruct the Russia investigation.
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Iraq alleges the cargo was unlawfully misappropriated by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and sold to Vitol.
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According to the Daily Mail, they pleaded guilty to trespass, theft, and unlawfully keeping a protected animal.
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The deal "would have unlawfully raised prices for cable TV subscribers and harmed online innovation," he said.
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A portion of that law bars officials from "willfully and unlawfully" concealing, removing or destroying federal records.
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An emergency ordinance was issued, making it a misdemeanor to unlawfully access the site, the sheriff said.
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The employees alleged they were fired unlawfully, and the National Labor Relations Board is investigating the matter.
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United States, overturning a conviction for unlawfully procuring citizenship by making a false statement on an application.
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An emergency ordinance was issued, making it a misdemeanor to unlawfully access the site, Villanueva said Monday.
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DACA protects immigrants brought unlawfully to the U.S. as children from deportation and provides them work authorization.
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At the heart of the debate are the millions of individuals who are in the country unlawfully.
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In both cases, the three men entered the law firm's servers after unlawfully obtaining an employee's credentials.
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After the rally, the protestors walked to the rotunda steps of the Capitol and began demonstrating unlawfully.
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Turkish authorities unlawfully held Brunson for two years, claiming he was a spy and worked with terrorists.
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Scott Brian Matthews was charged with 2 counts of the crime of unlawfully using a tracking device.
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Summary: – the Court agreed with CJEU that Gov's comms data regime is unlawfully general & indiscriminate in draft judgment.
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In total, from December 16, 2011 until August 8, 2017, Taylor admitted he unlawfully stole $492,689.59 in Amazon.
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In a statement, Gigaba confirmed the authenticity of the documents but denied they showed he had acted unlawfully.
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Cook earlier in the week said said China had "unlawfully seized" the drone, calling for its immediate return.
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In addition, HRW said the presiding judge, the prosecution, and an external consultant, unlawfully discussed his trial publicly.
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He said he had refused to give up his mobile phone, and believed he was being held unlawfully.
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Manafort contends that the "arose or may arise" language was unlawfully vague and unmoored from the Russia investigation.
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We do have that challenge, we want people to understand that they are not entitled to enter unlawfully.
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Kisner also has a rap sheet that includes shoplifting and conspiracy to unlawfully possess a motor vehicle convictions.
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Europeans also may seek arbitration directly with American companies that they accuse of unlawfully using their digital information.
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The 17 additional charges include "unlawfully obtaining" and disclosing classified information in violation of the federal Espionage Act.
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He already faced accusations of money laundering and of taking over land unlawfully elsewhere to build meditation centres.
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Officials found guilty of unlawfully handling documents can be fined and face up to three years in jail.
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First, the bill should require disciplinary action be taken when location information is acquired unlawfully or without cause.
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Radner said nine of the plaintiffs were unlawfully detained by police as they ran away from the scene.
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Her mother, whose rights were unlawfully stripped from her, appeared not to be a factor in the least.
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The NYPD said officers will not use the unmanned aerial vehicles to unlawfully spy on New York residents.
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The jury at an inquest into the Hillsborough disaster has found that the 96 victims were unlawfully killed.
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A lawyer for the transition team, Kory Langhofer, sent a claiming that Mueller had obtained the emails unlawfully.
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Over a decade, Bankia's executives unlawfully used the company's credit cards to make purchases totaling 543 million euros.
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Ms. Pina is seeking damages for workplace rape and the airline's "unlawfully retaliatory" actions, according to the complaint.
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According to Reuters on Monday, Bahrain accused Qatar of unlawfully seizing three boats with 16 sailors on board.
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Sure, President Reagan unlawfully ducked the law, but at least Congress tried, and some officials were held accountable.
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The children are likely to soon qualify for visas granting them legal status; their mother remains here unlawfully.
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She's suing the DOJ for violating the Privacy Act by "unlawfully" releasing her text message exchanges with Strzok.
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"If you cross the southwest border unlawfully, then we will prosecute you — it's that simple," Mr. Sessions said.
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Now Gore will help decide the Justice Department's position if another state is suspected of expunging voters unlawfully.
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" Protests in the Capitol US Capitol Police charged 128 individuals Monday for "unlawfully demonstrating in Senate office buildings.
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What security measures are in place to stop hackers from unlawfully accessing the platform or particular customer accounts?
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Kirk told reporters that he believes officers searched his car unlawfully while he was onstage, the AP reported.
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Mueller neither concluded that Trump unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe, nor did he exonerate him of obstruction.
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Maduro's term in office is over so he is unlawfully in office and is governing as a dictator.
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"In retaliation for exercising his First Amendment rights, Mr. Edelman was placed on administrative leave, had thousands of dollars of personal possessions unlawfully seized … and was unlawfully terminated from his job effective December 27, 2017," John Tye, an attorney for Whistleblower Aid who is representing Edelman, wrote in the complaint.
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"In retaliation for exercising his First Amendment rights, Mr. Edelman was placed on administrative leave, had thousands of dollars of personal possessions unlawfully seized … and was unlawfully terminated from his job effective December 27, 85033," John Tye, an attorney for Whistleblower Aid who is representing Edelman, wrote in the complaint.
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It said that 24,476 of the 185,507 inmates in the federal Bureau of Prisons system were not citizens, with 92 percent of those in the country unlawfully, and that 97 percent of the 13,081 confirmed noncitizens held by the Marshals Service — typically people awaiting trial — were in the country unlawfully.
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Convinced that his supervisors were punishing him unlawfully, and fearing for his reputation, he started to record his conversations.
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She is charged with unlawfully disclosing so-called suspicious activity reports, or SARS, and conspiracy to do the same.
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Israel's parliament passed a law to legalize thousands of West Bank settlement homes built unlawfully on private Palestinian land.
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Aquinas Kasbar of Newport Beach agreed to plead guilty to one misdemeanor count of unlawfully taking an endangered species.
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By the time we meet Maya Lewis, Rowan (or Eli) Pope had unlawfully imprisoned her for over twenty years.
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GO bondholders have accused the oversight board and the Puerto Rican government of unlawfully steering revenues away from them.
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EU used Eldon Insurance customers' details unlawfully to send almost 5003,000 political marketing messages, according to the ICO's probe.
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Williams said she believes she was unlawfully detained, and that she was singled out as a Black female senator.
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"If products are being unlawfully marketed and outside the FDA's compliance policy, we'll act to remove them," Gottlieb said.
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The U.S. Labor Department is investigating Google to see whether the firm has unlawfully paid women less than men.
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A Briton, Shajul Islam, was accused in a British court of having "unlawfully and injuriously imprisoned" the two photographers.
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The complaint suggests Fox successfully built multiple miniguns he unlawfully transferred to Carlson that were successfully smuggled into Mexico.
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She said the woman entered the United States unlawfully on December 17, 2015, and was detained the following day.
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In all, Capitol police arrested at least 575 women for the misdemeanor offense of unlawfully demonstrating in the Capitol.
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Mr Wilson calls that premature: secure the border before discussing what to do with those here unlawfully, he retorts.
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However, they argued that Avenatti obtained that information from Cohen's actual bank records, which they allege he obtained unlawfully.
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Prosecutors say he unlawfully devised a scheme to defraud investors and personally enrich himself for more than two decades.
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Today, Baltimore City filed suit against the Trump administration for intentionally and unlawfully sabotaging the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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He risks being pulled into a conspiracy if the President or other officials seek to unlawfully obstruct the investigation.
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Decent Americans, Democrat and Republican, should demand a full investigation of an effort to unlawfully remove a sitting president.
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Google is seeking to appeal a lower court's ruling that it had unlawfully used Oracle's code in its software.
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Google is seeking to appeal a lower court's ruling that it had unlawfully used Oracle's code in its software.
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Cooper is charged with unlawfully, knowingly and intentionally using interstate or foreign communication to threaten to injure another individual.
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Nigeria is investigating whether South African telecoms company MTN unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion from Nigeria between 2006 and 2016.
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The Obama administration's directive on bathrooms unlawfully invaded areas that are left to state discretion under the Tenth Amendment.
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The board said the companies were joint employers of several workers who were unlawfully fired for going on strike.
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In a twist, the head of the CFPB has also weighed in to say the bureau is operating unlawfully.
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The utility said in a statement it will also admit to a single count of unlawfully starting a fire.
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However, there is no constitutional right to contract with local governments and use those taxpayer-funds to unlawfully discriminate.
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But an animal rights group has described the situation quite differently, saying that the elephant is being unlawfully imprisoned.
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He examined whether Trump's 2016 campaign conspired with Russia and whether the president unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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About eight million of the nearly 11 million immigrants unlawfully in the United States participate in the labor force.
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Many entered Mexico unlawfully — some with violence — and have rejected opportunities to apply for asylum and benefits in Mexico.
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The House antitrust subcommittee has interviewed dozens of companies that accuse the big tech companies of unlawfully stifling competition.
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Apple has also accused Williams of unlawfully encouraging its employees to leave and join Nuvia — an accusation Williams denies.
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The number of people crossing the border unlawfully is far down from its peak of nearly two decades ago.
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Lawyers for Meng claimed that the Canada Border Service Agency took her electronic devices and unlawfully viewed the contents.
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"If products are being unlawfully marketed and outside the FDA's compliance policy, we'll act to remove them," Gottlieb said Friday.
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Kasbar pleaded guilty Monday to one misdemeanor count of unlawfully taking an endangered species, and will be sentenced in October.
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Now Obamacare's defenders are advancing the case that, in sabotaging the health care law, the Trump administration is acting unlawfully.
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Congressman Adam Schiff, who spent two years knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking, should be forced to resign from Congress!
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So the military will only be there to help watch for immigrants who peel off and attempt to enter unlawfully.
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Markle is taking legal action against the Mail on Sunday, claiming the paper unlawfully published one of her private letters.
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On Thursday alone, more than 300 protesters were arrested for unlawfully demonstrating, among them celebrities Amy Schumer and Emily Ratajkowski.
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John Agim confirmed that the army had posted the video of Trump in response to criticism it had acted unlawfully.
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The claim made was that the data had been unlawfully accessed and that the information on display wasn't always accurate.
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If you're unlawfully detained for recording the interaction, Liem says, it helps to know that someone else knows your whereabouts.
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"I'm not going to be supporting the legalization of people that are here unlawfully, because that is amnesty," he said.
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U.S. JUSTICE DEPT OPENING BROAD ANTITRUST REVIEW INTO WHETHER DOMINANT TECH FIRMS ARE UNLAWFULLY STIFLING COMPETITION - WSJ, CITING DEPT OFFICIALS
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"It is our position that the photograph that has been widely disseminated was unlawfully taken and maliciously distributed," Adams said.
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But PEOPLE learns he was retried after an appeals court determined police had unlawfully obtained the 29-year-old's confession.
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Li said judges in Wang's trial had unlawfully delayed proceedings and prevented her from appointing a lawyer of her choosing.
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He and his lawyers are accusing Comey of unlawfully "leaking" the memos Comey kept of his conversations with the president.
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And the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has stated that Assange has been unlawfully detained and should be released.
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ZeniMax said that Oculus unlawfully used its intellectual property to develop the virtual-reality system that includes the Rift headset.
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Lawyers for Meng claimed that the Canada Border Service Agency took the executive's electronic devices and unlawfully viewed the contents.
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He also ordered the government to return to the United States the plaintiffs who were unlawfully deported under the policy.
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Nigeria's upper house of parliament last month agreed to investigate whether MTN unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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But the American Civil Liberties Union says the Department of Homeland Security is unlawfully using the marriage interviews as bait.
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"We do not want adults to bring children into this country unlawfully ... placing those children at risk," Sessions said Monday.
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Capitol Police arrested more than 100 people on Friday for unlawfully demonstrating while protesting against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Although Gallagher was cleared on the most serious charges, he was found guilty of unlawfully posing with an enemy corpse.
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It ruled in October that Uber was acting unlawfully by treating them as self-employed and not providing certain rights.
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He went on to sue Goldman in September for 15 trillion rupiah ($1.1 billion), alleging the transaction was conducted "unlawfully".
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The bipartisan bill is aimed at improving efforts to bring back Americans held in hostage situations or detained unlawfully abroad.
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Abraham-Joseph was taken into ICE custody as he is unlawfully present in the U.S. and also a convicted felon.
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Recently, members of Parliament visited the United States to discourage Haitian and Central American TPS holders from unlawfully entering Canada.
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Irish Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon is pursuing the matter, arguing that Facebook continued unlawfully transferring data to American servers.
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In a Saturday letter, Trump transition attorney Kory Langhofer accused the special counsel's office of unlawfully obtaining thousands of emails.
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The jury found him guilty on only one charge on Tuesday: unlawfully posing for a picture with a human casualty.
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The judge also indicated that hundreds of individuals who were unlawfully detained by Arpaio's deputies could soon receive financial compensation.
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In August, the court concluded that she still had a valid working contract, and that it had been unlawfully broken.
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That they have a right to the protection of their government from any person or persons entering this country unlawfully.
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UnitedHealth argues that this rule unlawfully departs from the program's statutory mandates requiring "actuarial equivalence" with the traditional Medicare program.
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But there was widespread suspicion that officers sometimes made up "dropsy" testimony rather than admit they had searched someone unlawfully.
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Freedom of speech, freedom from fear of being fired unlawfully from your job and fear of a relative getting arrested.
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Zhang was arrested on March 30 and charged with unlawfully entering the Palm Beach club and lying to federal agents.
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Between 13 and 2006, an average of 1.2 million people a year were apprehended trying to enter the country unlawfully.
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None of the four men challenge their conviction, and none of them claim that they were unlawfully sentenced to die.
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"We are again disappointed with the Administration's willingness to unlawfully direct money to health insurers at taxpayers' expense," they write.
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This information technology also enables intelligence organizations, law enforcement agencies, corporations, and criminals to unlawfully collect and exploit private information.
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The government can also argue that information gathered unlawfully without a warrant should be admitted because there was an emergency.
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"I can imagine the litigation in Pennsylvania taking the form of saying voting booths in Philadelphia were held open an excessively long time, an unlawfully long time, or the vote counters in some Democratic-leaning county unlawfully refused to count late-filed absentee ballots," [Mark Tushnet, a constitutional law professor at Harvard University Tushnet] said.
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If he's genuinely concerned that the FBI unlawfully spied on his campaign, why limit the investigation to just this one case?
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Sunday morning following his use of "another inmate's identifiers" to "unlawfully" leave the facility, the Albuquerque Journal reported, citing court documents.
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"My husband tried to go back to work on July 27 because he was unlawfully laid off," Huang told BuzzFeed News.
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At least three federal employee organizations are suing the Trump administration for unlawfully depriving workers of earned wages without due process.
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Gun laws can be enforced very strictly: Anyone found unlawfully possessing a firearm faces a five-year mandatory minimum prison sentence.
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He was also accused of procuring citizenship or naturalization unlawfully and making false statements during an interview with a federal agent.
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The firearm charge was because a person who unlawfully uses a controlled substance is banned from possessing firearms, the report said.
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Mueller also is investigating whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russia and whether the president has unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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Instead, four men had "unlawfully entered the secured resort," a police report read, and allegedly stolen $50 worth of miscellaneous cables.
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Sessions had instructed the Justice Department to prioritize the criminal prosecution of individuals attempting to unlawfully cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"If you cross the border unlawfully, even a first offense, we're going to prosecute you," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said recently.
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The majority of the children held at the Virginia facility tried crossing the southern border by themselves unlawfully, the AP reported.
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"The only election Jubilee is interested in is one that it must win, even unlawfully," he said, referring to Kenyatta's party.
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"Unlawfully present aliens with no substantial ties to the US do not have a right to abortion on demand," Paxton said.
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Therefore, protesters see it fit to unlawfully paralyze America's cities at rush hour because they are dealing with a political loss.
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His wife, Wanda Barzee, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and unlawfully transporting a minor, and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
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Langhofer's letter says the GSA "unlawfully produced TFA's private materials, including privileged communications, to the Special Counsel's Office," according to Reuters.
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McGinnis was found guilty Wednesday of possessing an unregistered short barrel rifle and unlawfully possessing ammunition while under the protective order.
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His executive actions have antagonized Republicans who accuse him of unlawfully taking actions by executive fiat that only Congress can perform.
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However, when we encounter others who are in the country unlawfully, we will execute our sworn duty and enforce the law.
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Gowdy told CNN he's not interested in weighing in on the Trump transition team's complaint that Mueller "unlawfully" obtained its emails.
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Two other former housekeepers at the club, who are in the country unlawfully, said they were hired in the same manner.
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But lower courts blocked the initiative, ruling that federal law plainly allowed applications from people who had entered the country unlawfully.
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Mueller is investigating whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russia and whether the president has unlawfully sought to obstruct the Russia investigation.
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Mueller has looked into whether Trump's campaign conspired with Russia and whether the president has unlawfully tried to obstruct the investigation.
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Another program the mayor proposed involves offering cash rewards to anyone who reports someone possessing any guns or weapons obtained unlawfully.
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Affidavits made public after the historic August 7 raids showed federal agents suspected the food processing plants unlawfully hired undocumented workers.
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The nation's highest court rebuked him for suspending Parliament unlawfully in his drive to pull the country out of the bloc.
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Legal experts suggest that the core argument was whether the government unlawfully appropriated funds for the postal vote without parliamentary approval.
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The declarations allowed McKinsey "to unlawfully conceal its many significant connections to 'interested parties'" in the bankruptcies, according to the complaint.
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Williams, who is in California custody, is charged with conspiracy, depredation of government property and attempted trafficking in unlawfully harvested timber.
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Nigeria's upper house of parliament agreed last month to investigate whether the company unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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Britain's Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Boris Johnson, the prime minister, acted unlawfully when he advised the queen to prorogue Parliament.
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Officers arrested 42 people for unlawfully demonstrating and crowding and obstructing the building, Capitol Police Spokesperson Eva Malecki confirmed to CNN.
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The Trump campaign pushed an 21625th hour lawsuit accusing a Nevada county official of unlawfully keeping polls open past closing time.
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In reality, a series of court decisions finding some or all of the ban unlawfully discriminatory is what's giving it trouble.
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As the article correctly noted, the number of migrant families — not the total number of migrants — crossing unlawfully set the record.
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"This office can now begin its review of the investigation to determine whether the officer acted lawfully or unlawfully," she said.
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Part of the Minsk peace deal called for an exchange of hostages and all those "unlawfully detained" during the ongoing conflict.
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Strieff, examined whether it was constitutional for evidence collected unlawfully by a police officer to be used as evidence in court.
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According to a 22010 report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights the Syrian government was unlawfully holding some 22015,220 civilians.
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Now, at Trump's request, Horowitz is tacking on this question: Did the FBI unlawfully spy on the Trump campaign for political purposes?
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He was arrested "after a review of his immigration history revealed he was unlawfully present in the United States," Bourke told CNN.
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These steps have antagonized Republicans, who accuse him of unlawfully taking actions by executive fiat that should be the purview of Congress.
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Kasbar faces up to one year in prison and a $100,000 fine for one misdemeanour count of unlawfully taking an endangered species.
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Ramirez's lawyers have filed suit in federal court saying their client is being unlawfully held by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
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If Apple is found to have acted unlawfully, the EU could fine the company up to 10 percent of its global revenue.
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The woman, identified as Yujing Zhang, was charged with unlawfully gaining access to Trump's Palm Beach resort and lying to federal agents.
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Rosenfeld has been charged with one count of unlawfully manufacturing an explosive device, and one count of interstate transportation of an explosive.
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If a games company was found to be unlawfully including these features in games targeted to minors it would be financially penalized.
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Trump and his supporters have seized on both to accuse the Justice Department and the FBI of unlawfully spying on his campaign.
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In the complaint, the coalition accuses Amazon of unlawfully storing data from conversations with children even after parents try to delete it.
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The lawsuit also separately accuses the administration of unlawfully turning away individuals who arrive at official points of entry and claim asylum.
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Williams is in custody in California and is charged with conspiracy, depredation of government property and attempted trafficking in unlawfully harvested timber.
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More significantly, the FBI report includes evidence of the possibility that Clinton, or those acting on her behalf, unlawfully destroyed federal records.
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COFINA creditors said it would also unlawfully transfer sales tax revenue, on which they have a lien, into the island's general fund.
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Further, the actions and omissions on the part of SkyWest after the incident could be constructed as unlawfully retaliatory, discriminatory, and negligent.
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A Met spokeswoman said the museum "considers all Nazi-era claims thoroughly and responsibly," and has returned works that were unlawfully appropriated.
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Any processing of special category data is taking place unlawfully as explicit consent is not being collected (and no other condition applies).
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Announcing the conclusion of its probe last week, the ICO said it had found the tax office unlawfully processed people's biometric data.
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The homeowner's pissed too ... he believes his home was entered unlawfully and claims his door was damaged and his shoulder was injured.
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"It is probable that Russian intelligence again attempted to unlawfully infiltrate DNC computers in November 85033," the DNC wrote in the filing.
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"Could the president grant deferred removal to every unlawfully present alien in the United States right now?" the chief justice asked skeptically.
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"In his typical style, [Anglin] conveyed his hateful and racist message and incited others to harass Ms. Dumpson unlawfully," the lawsuit claims.
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Among the reforms sought by the New York City Council are two bills to protect civilians from being harassed and unlawfully searched.
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Voter fraud is a myth, despite President Trump's fresh claims that there were 2900 million unlawfully cast ballots in the 220006 election.
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"What is now clear is that the Electoral Commission unlawfully tilted the playing field in the Referendum," he said in a statement.
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Iraq claims the cargo was unlawfully misappropriated by the Kurdistan Regional Government and sold to Vitol to be loaded onto the "Neverland".
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A top judge will investigate whether the Guptas sought to influence the appointment of cabinet ministers and were unlawfully awarded state tenders.
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The second argument cites the 14th Amendment's Due Process Clause, which says that no group should be unlawfully denied a fundamental right.
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And in London — on the same day — a court ruled that Britain had acted unlawfully in approving arms exports to Saudi Arabia.
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Unlawfully returning an authoritarian leader to power will impede grass-roots change, which the country needs more than it needs any politician.
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The dispute arose in five consolidated lawsuits in California that accused administration officials of acting unlawfully when they abruptly rescinded the program.
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Mueller is probing potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia and whether the president has unlawfully sought to obstruct the investigation.
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The three doctors were facing life-imprisonment sentences over accusations that they had unlawfully poisoned a 38-year-old woman in 2010.
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Mr. Elkann, who was with a 29-year-old man, told the police that he had been unlawfully imprisoned, the police said.
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Page alleges the agencies unlawfully provided her text messages with former FBI agent Peter Strzok to the media, according to the lawsuit.
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"Therefore, it is probable that Cozy Bear again attempted to unlawfully infiltrate DNC computers in November 2018," according to the DNC filings.
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The suit alleges that some Metro stores sold phones at a discount, then unlawfully added the tax at the pre-discount cost.
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Ms. Yates became convinced, based on the president's own statements, that he had intended to unlawfully single out Muslims, senior officials said.
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Cruz then asked if Sessions personally thinks people who are here unlawfully should be made eligible for federal welfare and other subsidies.
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So Payne-Elliott brought a weaker claim alleging that the archdiocese is "unlawfully interfering with his employment and contract with" the school.
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The FBI has a long history of unlawfully spying on, and attempting to disrupt, the fight for racial justice and other movements.
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And in a quarter of the cases, agents appeared to unlawfully steer buyers to different communities based on their race or ethnicity.
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It is saying, even though Congress says you are here unlawfully, the executive is going to say, 'No, you're actually here lawfully.
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For example, in 2009 Henry Davis was stopped unlawfully in Ferguson, taken to the police station, and brutally beaten while in handcuffs.
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Chris LeDay also claims he was unlawfully detained in retaliation for helping the first video of the Sterling shooting video go viral.
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Opponents may have more traction arguing that the president is unlawfully trying to tap funds Congress appropriated for the Pentagon, the experts said.
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We spent a billion dollars last year, Health and Human Services did, in taking care of children who&aposd entered the country unlawfully.
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Photo: Getty"Noncitizens who cross our borders unlawfully, between our ports of entry, with children are not an exception," Sessions said last week.
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President Trump has made it a priority to crack down on illegal immigration and take action against those living unlawfully inside the country.
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A 2016 study from researchers at Stanford showed that the fallout from chief executives behaving badly, but not unlawfully, was large and lasting.
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The FDA is still in the process of investigating whether certain e-cigarette products from Juul and other companies are being unlawfully marketed.
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"They want to manage migration, rather than halt it," it said, adding that Brussels was unlawfully seeking to force migrant quotas on Hungary.
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" Klacik's message was clear: People like Cummings should, as she tweeted, "do something about Baltimore before worrying about those unlawfully in our country.
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Nigeria's upper house of parliament last month agreed to investigate whether Africa's biggest telecoms company unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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Prosecutors on Thursday accused Assange of 17 additional charges, including "unlawfully obtaining" and disclosing classified information in violation of the federal Espionage Act.
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Australian and Canadian authorities are slamming the parent company of hacked extramarital affair website Ashley Madison for unlawfully lax privacy and security standards.
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"Please confirm that you are not intending to violate international law by unlawfully attempting to board," the Montrose said in the radio message.
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In that case, the court found that prosecutors had unlawfully struck black jurors from a murder trial of a black man in Georgia.
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Kennedy's forceful remarks suggested he believes that law is written in a way that unlawfully commandeers the states into carrying out federal policy.
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Sessions and the FBI maintained that each witness was the victim of voter fraud, and that the activists had unlawfully changed their ballots.
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You're not the boss of me A U.N. group ruled this morning that Julian Assange is being unlawfully detained in London's Ecuadorian Embassy.
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The National Labor Relations Board ruled Thursday that a Colorado-based supermarket chain must fully compensate workers found to have been unlawfully terminated.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's action holding institutions and companies that unlawfully boycott Israeli businesses accountable for their discriminatory conduct is commendable and morally compelling.
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He faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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At least two federal appeals courts have ruled that the latest iteration of Trump's travel ban is unconstitutional and unlawfully discriminates against Muslims.
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Russia's federal security service, the FSB, said the boats were operating unlawfully in its territorial waters and Moscow has since jailed the sailors.
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Wyoming, the justices will hear the case of a Crow Tribe member who was convicted of unlawfully hunting elk in Bighorn National Forest.
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A federal appeals court on Monday dismissed a class action lawsuit that claimed Google and Viacom unlawfully collected the browsing history of children.
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The police said that those arrested would be charged with aggravated trespassing, being unlawfully in a restricted zone and breaching the airport's bylaws.
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"We are making a broad effort to identify any employee who has given false and fraudulent documents to unlawfully gain employment," he said.
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The report also recommended that the government's investigative agencies pursue those implicated in wrongdoing, including recovering any wealth unlawfully acquired as a result.
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The Pentagon said the vehicle had been handed over to the guided missile destroyer USS Mustin near where it had been "unlawfully seized".
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A federal appeals court on Monday dismissed a class action lawsuit that claimed Google and Viacom unlawfully collected the browsing history of children.
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Langhofer's letter accuses the GSA of "unlawfully produc[ing] TFA's private materials, including privileged communications, to the Special Counsel's Office," according to Reuters.
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Enforcing the Weldon Amendment to stop states from unlawfully discriminating against health care entities that refuse to pay for or cover abortions. 2.
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Kory Langhofer accuses the GSA of "unlawfully produc[ing] TFA's private materials, including privileged communications, to the Special Counsel's Office," according to Reuters.
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The four were arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage and being unlawfully on diplomatic premises, a spokeswoman for London's Metropolitan Police said.
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When it was released, officials with the department characterized the report as a vindication, saying it proved they had not investigated anyone unlawfully.
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However, the whole concept of having lengthy trials, for anyone who sets one foot in our country unlawfully, must be changed by Congress.
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Disgorgement had long been thought to fall outside the statute of limitations because it seeks to take back what a defendant received unlawfully.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, have maintained that Mr. Percoco, in exchange for bribes, unlawfully interfered in government affairs even after leaving the state payroll.
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Mr. Russell was arrested on May 20 and pleaded guilty in September to possessing an unregistered destructive device and unlawfully storing explosive material.
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Opponents of the measure intend to argue that Alabama will have unlawfully restricted a right that the courts have repeatedly reaffirmed since Roe.
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"The PIC must recover all the monies utilized in irregular transactions or unlawfully paid out," Ramaphosa was quoted as saying in a statement.
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It inspired a revision of guidelines in federal undercover cases and legal and ethical debates over whether the defendants had been unlawfully entrapped.
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A federal judge ruled that Ken Cuccinelli, who previously headed U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), was unlawfully appointed to run the agency.
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But they found no evidence that protesters had been unlawfully detained there and publicly denounced the rumors as false, tamping down protesters' rage.
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The decision is not just based on the fact that you're here unlawfully, but also that you have three kids depending on you.
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Most recently, a federal district judge said the administration had acted unlawfully in approving work requirements for the state Medicaid program in Kentucky.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed the remnants of a start-up's lawsuit accusing Bloomberg LP of unlawfully copying an investment analysis tool.
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He has also said Comey is "a proven leaker" and accused the former FBI director of unlawfully leaking classified information to the media.
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Britain's Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Johnson had acted unlawfully to quash debate on his plan to leave the European Union by Oct.
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Mr. Sessions has maintained that he does not plan to change the Justice Department's approach to disciplining individual officers who may act unlawfully.
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A Scottish court said Mr. Johnson had acted unlawfully, while an English court declined to intervene, sending the dispute to the Supreme Court.
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This was punishment for my refusal to apply the law the way it is written and my refusal to stop Black people unlawfully.
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Opposition lawmakers have overwhelmingly welcomed the U.K. Supreme Court's ruling that Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully by suspending parliament for five weeks.
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" They told the court that, without a stay, the rule "will continue to unlawfully impose massive and irreparable harms upon the sovereign states.
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The Barclays Center in Brooklyn faces a proposed class action accusing it of unlawfully using criminal history checks to screen out job applicants.
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Russia's federal security service, the FSB, later confirmed that the ships had been seized, claiming they were unlawfully sailing through Russian territorial waters.
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"The U.S. government will never cease its efforts to bring back our citizens who are unlawfully detained or missing overseas," the statement said.
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"If people are here unlawfully it strikes me as the last thing you would want to do is subsidize that lawfulness," he said.
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The lawsuit by Democratic Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh asks Hollander to declare Obamacare constitutional and to find that Whitaker was unlawfully appointed.
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The ceasefire agreement outlines several measures the parties agreed to take, including the release and exchange of all hostages and unlawfully detained persons.
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"If you cross the border unlawfully, then we will prosecute you," he said — no exceptions for aliens who bring their children with them.
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Some sanctuary cities provide municipal ID cards to undocumented aliens to make it easier for them to remain in the United States unlawfully.
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Mueller is investigating possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia as well as whether the president has unlawfully tried to obstruct the probe.
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The federal complaint charges Leveille, a Haitian national, with being in the United States illegally and unlawfully in possession of firearms and ammunition.
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Salgado, her family, and her lawyers, claimed throughout her imprisonment that she was being held unlawfully and was not receiving a fair trial.
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Mueller, a former FBI director, is investigating whether Trump's campaign conspired with Moscow and whether the president unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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He pleaded guilty to unlawfully entering the United States and was sentenced to 15 days in confinement before being deported again, the complaint said.
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Eva Malecki, a spokeswoman for the United States Capitol Police, said 575 individuals were charged with unlawfully demonstrating in the atrium of the building.
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Tibbo called on Hong Kong authorities to protect the families, because he thinks they're at risk of being "unlawfully renditioned" out of Hong Kong.
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The young woman was initially charged with murder, unlawfully disturbing, moving or concealing human remains and abuse or neglect of a child, NJ.com reported.
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Mueller since May 2017 has looked into whether Trump's 2016 campaign conspired with Russia and whether the president unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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The Trump administration has argued that the border wall is a necessary deterrent to drug smugglers and immigrants seeking to enter the country unlawfully.
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The Justice Department has since determined that warrants to wiretap Page were unlawfully obtained and excluded information showing that Page was a CIA source.
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Bryan Cox, an ICE spokesman, insists that ICE is "equally focused...on those who unlawfully seek employment [and] the employers who knowingly hire them".
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Carlson's lawsuit alleges that Ailes unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused his sexual advances and complained about sexual harassment.
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Mueller did not exonerate Trump of obstruction of justice in seeking to impede the investigation but stopped short of concluding the president acted unlawfully.
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Those men, Bijan Rafiekian and Kamil Alptekin, have denied charges pending in federal court in Virginia that they unlawfully lobbied on behalf of Turkey.
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"Government forces have deliberately and unlawfully attacked people," said Ilaria Allegrozzi, Amnesty's Central Africa researcher, charging that the strikes violated international human rights standards.
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Details: HUD alleges that Facebook unlawfully discriminates against users by restricting who can view housing-related ads on Facebook's platforms and across the internet.
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But campaigners worry that some of the savannah land being used for soy or sugar plantations has been taken unlawfully from small-scale farmers.
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On Monday, Maduro said the United States was unlawfully seeking to "steal" Citgo and PDVSA would take legal action to defend Venezuela's U.S. interests.
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The Trump Organization still faces a pending case at the NLRB claiming it required thousands of U.S. employees to sign unlawfully broad confidentiality agreements.
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Julian Assange has insisted the UK and Sweden must respect the United Nations ruling that he has been unlawfully detained, formally announced on Friday.
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She was also found guilty of 19 counts of unlawfully prescribing a controlled substance and one count of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud.
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And 23D printing — or digital manufacturing and distribution, as it's also known — will make reproducing and delivering these pills, lawfully or unlawfully, much easier.
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About 80 percent of potential sponsors that ICE conducted checks on in that five-month period were in the United States unlawfully, said Bourke.
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A majority of the justices signaled support for challengers who said Tennessee's regulations were unlawfully aimed at protecting established business interests by preventing competition.
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Though there were military personnel at the funeral, Human Rights Watch said, there were also clearly several hundred civilians, making the attack unlawfully disproportionate.
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A group of conservation organizations sued the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday, saying the agency unlawfully suspended Obama-era rules to cut methane pollution.
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Goldberg notes that in some states like New York, it's an additional felony to facilitate a sex offense by knowingly and unlawfully drugging somebody.
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Hastert is currently serving a 15-month sentence in a Minnesota federal prison for unlawfully arranging bank withdrawals to cover up sexual abuse allegations.
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The classified memo reportedly details how the FBI used the Trump dossier produced by ex-British spy Christopher Steele to unlawfully surveil the president.
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Phra Dhammachayo faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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Those caught unlawfully entering the country are referred for federal prosecution, meaning adults could be separated from their children as they await criminal proceedings.
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The electric scooter companies Bird and Lime have responded by suing them in California state court and accused them of unlawfully taking their vehicles.
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She stayed in jail overnight and eventually stood trial, accused of inciting violence and unlawfully assembling -- "trumped up charges," according to Human Rights Watch.
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US Congress just passed HR 1865, "FOSTA", seeking to subject websites to criminal and civil liability when third parties (users) misuse online personals unlawfully.
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In settling two lawsuits that alleged that the NYPD had unlawfully conducted investigations of Muslims, New York City recently agreed to purge the report.
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Because towns hire pharmacy benefit managers to negotiate prices down, Rockford argues that Express Scripts unlawfully failed to advocate in the town's best interest.
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But Scotland's Court of Session ruled that the prime minister did act unlawfully, because the "true reason" behind the move was to "stymie" parliament.
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In May, the state of New York found that Carry Guard 'unlawfully provided liability insurance to gun owners for certain acts of intentional wrongdoing.
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It would be ironic if the only indictment resulting from the special counsel's investigation was of the intelligence officials who unlawfully leaked classified information.
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The Manafort lawsuit alleges Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Mueller have unlawfully exceeded the authorities allowed under the law governing special counsel appointments.
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The protesters held a rally on the Capitol lawn before marching to the Russell Senate Office Building rotunda, where about 70 people unlawfully demonstrated.
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Phra Dhammachayo faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centres.
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Rodgers filed a civil suit against Kelly last year, claiming he unlawfully gave her alcohol, assaulted her and gave her a sexually transmitted disease.
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Coalition forces already had a legal obligation to carry out meaningful investigations into all allegations that they killed civilians unlawfully in Raqqa and Mosul.
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He said Platero-Rodriguez faces charges of unlawfully carrying a firearm, possessing a stolen pistol and being a fugitive in possession of a gun.
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But the ACLU, among others, came to his legal defense, arguing in court that the move was trying to unlawfully restrict his free speech.
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On Sunday morning, a Washington Post headline read, "Mueller unlawfully obtained emails, Trump transition team claims," which was likely music to the President's ears.
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The statement accused Mengyi and his associates of devising a scheme in early 2015 to unlawfully obtain European Union funds intended for social cooperatives.
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The United States Capitol Police charged approximately 575 people with unlawfully demonstrating, a misdemeanor punishable by a $50 fine, according to a police spokeswoman.
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I'm not dismissing the reality that these immigrants have violated US immigration law, either by entering the country unlawfully or overstaying a temporary visa.
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"The public also has a right to know whether the President unlawfully obstructed any investigation into Russian election interference or related matters," it continued.
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"The bottom line of our lawsuit is this: the 'Defendant is unlawfully withholding records requested by Plaintiff pursuant to 5 U.S.C. § 552,'" Sekulow wrote.
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The 7-2 ruling held that Tennessee's regulations unlawfully discriminated against out-of-state businesses in violation of the Constitution's so-called Commerce Clause.
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In the opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito, the high court found that Kansas did not unlawfully encroach on federal authority over immigration policy.
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Mueller has been investigating since May 2017 whether Trump's campaign conspired with Moscow and whether the president has unlawfully tried to obstruct the probe.
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Both she and the company have denied the charges, and Meng has accused US and Canadian officials of unlawfully detaining, searching and interrogating her.
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Graham chooses to support legislation that sides with people in this country illegally and unlawfully instead of our own American citizens, we're going nowhere.
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President Donald Trump's top immigration official entered his job unlawfully and now some of his policies must be "set aside," a federal judge ruled.
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WASHINGTON — China has returned to the U.S. an unmanned underwater drone the Chinese Navy seized unlawfully last week in international waters, the Pentagon said.
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Conspiracy, setting timber afire and trafficking in unlawfully harvested timber are each punishable by up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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"Despite the state's episodic improvement, it operates a system that unlawfully discriminates against persons with serious mental illness," Judge Reeves said in the opinion.
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Instead, in spring of 2019, he was hit with an 18-count indictment that accused him of unlawfully obtaining and disclosing national defense information.
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A three-member special court convicted Musharraf of violating the constitution by unlawfully declaring emergency rule while he was in power in the 2000s.
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UKnight alleges that Knights of Columbus unlawfully terminated a verbal contract for their services after the IT company discovered the alleged insurance fraud scheme.
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It was found to have been illegally working with a private healthcare partner, unlawfully advertising services and using unauthorized clinical technology, the ministry said.
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A ruling from Britain's Supreme Court is due this week on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament for five weeks.
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Rosenfeld has been charged with one count of unlawfully manufacturing a destructive device and one count of interstate transportation and receipt of an explosive.
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He was additionally charged with willingly and unlawfully depriving Harley of her personal liberty, plus two charges of resisting arrest — one for each officer.
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From 2012 to 2014 alone, the police unlawfully held at least 700 people in Ville Platte — close to a tenth of the town's residents.
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There's a tangled web of conspiracy theories that claim the FBI and DOJ were biased against Trump and acted unlawfully to deter his presidency.
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A ruling from Britain's Supreme Court is due this week on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament for five weeks.
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The defense claims Meng was unlawfully searched and questioned under the ruse of an immigration check and is seeking a halt to extradition proceedings.
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Johnson was dealt a blow by the court, which ruled on Tuesday he had unlawfully suspended parliament, sending the pound half a percent higher.
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I'm also talking about the "exclusionary rule" which says that any evidence obtained by police unlawfully may not be used in court to prosecute someone.
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He was also charged with first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child and endangering the welfare of a child for providing alcohol to the victim.
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Lawyers are representing two drivers at an employment tribunal, arguing that Uber is acting unlawfully by not offering rights such as holiday and sick pay.
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In 2018, according to Justice Department statistics, there were 193 indictments nationwide charging people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence offenses with unlawfully having a gun.
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Holtzclaw unlawfully detained Campbell in November 2013 while she was in Oklahoma City visiting her terminally ill daughter at a hospital, according to the lawsuit.
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The former abbot faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centres.
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The lawsuit accused the government of systemically and unlawfully pushing the parents through the interviews while they suffered trauma at the hands of US authorities.
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While the vendor faces prosecution for unlawfully accessing restricted government data, tracking them down could prove to be difficult because it's a fully digital transaction.
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A judge rejected Facebook's request to dismiss the suit, which alleges the social network "unlawfully" collected and stored information derived from their faces in photographs.
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Guerrero, meanwhile, has been charged with selling a controlled substance, criminal possession of a controlled substance, using drug paraphernalia, and unlawfully dealing with a child.
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Claud is also facing charges for possessing a firearm, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and three counts of unlawfully influencing witnesses in this case.
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Capitol Police said in a statement that about 575 people were charged with unlawfully demonstrating and they would be processed at the scene and released.
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" The attorney general, however, explicitly stated May 7 that immigration authorities would remove children from their parents if they are caught entering the country "unlawfully.
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However, coverage of the tour was overshadowed after the the Duchess launched legal action against a British tabloid newspaper for unlawfully publishing a private letter.
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The court jury unanimously determined that a caretaker had unlawfully dissuaded a wealthy woman from bequeathing a large donation to the museum after her death.
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Senator John Cornyn, the No. 2 Senate Republican, said on Twitter on Friday that 302 protesters had been arrested for unlawfully demonstrating in Senate buildings.
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A federal judge ruled in 2013 that the program was unconstitutional because it unlawfully targeted blacks and Latinos, although stop and frisk was not banned.
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In a statement, U.S. Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said DACA was implemented unilaterally by Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama and thus unlawfully circumvented Congress.
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It said on Tuesday any ruling that Russia had acted unlawfully against Britain over the poisoning would be taken into consideration when assessing RT's status.
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The FBI charged Jany Leveille, a 35-year-old female Haitian national, with being in the United States illegally and unlawfully in possession of firearms.
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Trump, who set up the commission by executive order on May 12, has charged without evidence that millions voted unlawfully in the November presidential election.
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Given that intelligence agencies operate in secret, how will anyone know—unless another Snowden blows the whistle—that their data are being snooped on unlawfully?
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That fans were "unlawfully killed" and the truth of it suppressed is unpardonable; that it has at last been acknowledged provides solace to grieving families.
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These include allowing U.S. citizens to sue foreign companies they deem to be trafficking in properties unlawfully confiscated from them after the islands 1959 revolution.
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Labor advocates hailed the board's decision, saying it will greatly expand the type of monetary relief a worker found to be unlawfully terminated can recover.
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These include allowing U.S. citizens to sue foreign companies they deem to be trafficking in properties unlawfully confiscated from them after the island's 1959 revolution.
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Gang members should be immediately deported, along with those who unlawfully entered our country and are arrested for committing violent, sexual or drug-related crimes.
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NATCA's suit alleged the government is violating the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution because it's unlawfully depriving members of their earned wages without due process.
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"Washington state will not come into compliance with the rules, which unlawfully threaten access to health care for millions of women and men," Katims added.
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" Paxton said the abortion "may have been avoidable," citing what he called "long standing Supreme Court precedent on the rights of an unlawfully present person.
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The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear an appeal from an immigrant in the country illegally who was convicted of unlawfully possessing a gun.
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This week's Supreme Court ruling that the prime minister unlawfully suspended Parliament and misled the Queen would, in any normal times, likely force their resignation.
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The letter written by the duchess to her father, Thomas Markle, was "published unlawfully in an intentionally destructive manner," Prince Harry said in a statement.
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It also offers no opinion on Pai's proposal to unlawfully raise the national ownership cap in yet another rulemaking proceeding still pending at the agency.
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On Thursday, the Swedish Foreign Ministry said the UN working group had concluded that Assange had been "unlawfully detained" in the embassy, Sky News reported.
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In April, an inquest ruled that they were unlawfully killed as a result of police action and a series of grievous mistakes on the day.
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Internal NSA audits have uncovered thousands of incidents where agents unlawfully spied on Americans, and there have been zero repercussions for any of this criminality.
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Number one is three years of legislative relief for 700,000 DACA recipients brought here unlawfully by their parents at a young age many years ago.
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There's a tangled web of theories that claim the FBI and Department of Justice were biased against Trump, and acted unlawfully to deter his presidency.
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They said that they would argue that Alabama would have unlawfully restricted access to abortion, a right that the courts have repeatedly reaffirmed since Roe.
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In the early 2000s, Colombia's military unlawfully killed as many as 5,000 people when soldiers were put under pressure to increase their combat body counts.
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The Trump administration separated 26,995 children from parents facing criminal prosecution for unlawfully crossing the border over a six-week period that ended last month.
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Mr. Canova went to court afterward to request access to the ballots, to check them for voting irregularities, but the office discarded the ballots unlawfully.
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The lawsuit, which was thrown out by a lower court judge, alleges YouTube "unlawfully censored" PragerU because it's biased and also discriminates against conservative voices.
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Apple wholesalers Tech Data and Ingram Micro were also fined 76 million and 63 million euros, respectively, for unlawfully agreeing on prices, the authority said.
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"The public also has a right to know whether the President unlawfully obstructed any investigation into Russian election interference or related matters," the group added.
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Christian Toro, 27, was charged with one count of unlawfully manufacturing a destructive device and one count of distribution of explosive materials to a minor.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Johnson was unlawfully held beyond his release date, and accuses the jail of failing to properly monitor inmates' release dates.
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Police filed a request to keep his firearms under the new law because of a "credible threat" that they could be used unlawfully or recklessly.
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He said that during the 2016 presidential campaign he had unlawfully facilitated payments to two women who have said they had sex with the president.
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When there is a surplus of funds, the money is diverted to fund law enforcement programs dedicated to tracking down individuals who unlawfully possess firearms.
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The former abbot faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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Yujing Zhang, a 33-year-old businesswoman from Shanghai, has pleaded not guilty to counts of unlawfully entering a restricted building and making false statements.
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"These unlawful directives issued by an unlawfully appointed official punish asylum seekers fleeing persecution and undermine American values," said Democracy Forward Executive Director Anne Harkavy.
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"We believe Rugby Australia and the Waratahs have acted unfairly and unlawfully in their treatment of Israel," the firm's head of employment George Haros said.
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The engineer, Ulrich Weiss, the former head of diesel at Audi, made the accusations as part of a lawsuit asserting that he was unlawfully fired.
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A decision that Johnson's administration acted unlawfully might not represent a death knell for his minority government, but is likely to further undermine its authority.
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The Labour party's point person on Brexit, Keir Starmer, said this week that Johnson will face consequences if he is found to have acted unlawfully.
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The plaintiffs claimed that the port and city authorities unlawfully allowed public land to be leased to a private foundation without any public bidding process.
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Under Maltese law, unlawfully seizing control of a ship can be considered a terrorist activity and is punishable by seven to 30 years in prison.
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She was convicted of the misdemeanor of unlawfully entering the U.S. and was sentenced to time served, a development she thought would reunify her with Abel.
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Carter, 25, was wanted in Sumter County, South Carolina, for attempted murder of police officers, domestic violence and unlawfully discharging a weapon, the Marshals Service said.
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"Texas has argued for years that the federal executive branch lacks the power to unilaterally grant unlawfully present aliens lawful presence and work authorization," he added.
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A report this week from Human Rights Watch also accused the Kurds of unlawfully targeting and destroying Arab homes in regions they have retaken from ISIS.
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Photo: Rich Pedroncelli (AP)Amazon Logistics acted discriminatorily and unlawfully fired a former senior human resources administrator, a suit filed in Florida's Southern District Court alleges.
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Sessions responded that "hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully."
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They also argued that Democrats were unlawfully taking on the role of law enforcement, and that, generally, Congress had limited power to investigate a sitting president.
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The officers, "under the guise of a routine border check, unlawfully subjected the Plaintiff to a detention, search and interrogation" to obtain evidence, the suit alleges.
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Trump charged without evidence last year that millions voted unlawfully in the November presidential election, despite numerous studies showing voter fraud is rare in U.S. elections.
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The New York Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the Trump's personal charity alleging he unlawfully used it to help his campaign and benefit his business.
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In the video above, Corden gives his comic take on the company that was sued for unlawfully tracking customers through the Bluetooth devices in their vibrators.
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Thursday's PNG government notice said the camp will soon revert to the control of the nation's military and anyone there unlawfully will be liable for arrest.
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Those consumers were deprived of a fair competitive process when DIRECTV unlawfully exchanged strategic information with three competitors during their parallel negotiations concerning carrying Dodgers games.
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In 2016, Rusoro was awarded more than $1.2 billion in damages when a World Bank tribunal ruled that Venezuela had unlawfully seized the company's gold mine.
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His father, Adolfo Sanchez-Reyes, was arrested days later "after a review of his immigration history revealed he was unlawfully present," according to an ICE spokesman.
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It is likely that president saw today's vote as opportunity to continue spreading false propaganda about how his campaign was unlawfully victimized by the previous administration.
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Gordon still has other legal problems on his plate -- he's still facing charges for unlawfully pulling fire alarms at an apartment building back in June 2017.
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Barreme, held that a U.S. naval captain had acted unlawfully when he followed a presidential order that was at odds with a statute enacted by Congress.
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The background: Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked 23 municipalities to submit documents showing whether they're unlawfully withholding information from federal immigration authorities or else face subpoenas.
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In September 2015, a state administrative law judge ruled that the Department of Health had unlawfully removed the children from CMS and ordered it to stop.
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New Zealand Customs charged the Hamilton-based manufacturer earlier this year with unlawfully sending aircraft parts to North Korea, in breach of 2006 United Nations sanctions.
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The complainants had alleged that Facebook's face recognition feature that suggests "tags" on photos unlawfully collected and stored biometric data, in violation of the Illinois BIPA.
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In the absence of such specific authorization, the President is acting unlawfully and unconstitutionally by deploying American soldiers in Niger and other countries around the world.
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The hunting duo pleaded guilty in November to charges related to the unlawful killing of the bears, unlawfully trophy possession and falsification of the sealing certificate.
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A candidate running for a city council seat in California was arrested for unlawfully removing campaign signs after an on-camera dispute with her rival's husband.
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Court records state Paddock has been arrested in Los Angeles on three occasions and charged with several felonies, including larceny, unlawfully starting a fire and vandalism.
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And the $130,000 payment to Daniels was an unlawfully excessive contribution made by Cohen to the campaign, as it was above the individual limit of $2,700.
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A grand jury indicted Schulte on a series of charges, including illegal gathering of national defense information and illegal transmission of unlawfully possessed national defense information.
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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday in a case that asks whether lawmakers in Virginia unlawfully considered race when drawing the lines for congressional districts.
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The DREAM Act could establish a "Dreamer Victims Restitution Fund" (DVRF) funded by a fine paid by each applicant who unlawfully used a Social Security number.
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That case involved a similar dispute over whether the government must prove a defendant knew he was a convicted felon when he unlawfully possessed a firearm.
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The Times found two women who say they entered the United States unlawfully but were employed at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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In a statement to the IMO, Vitalii Moshkivskyi, Ukraine's deputy permanent representative, pointed to "more than 80 ships unlawfully registered in the closed seaports in Crimea".
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In a court hearing Friday, Salman's attorneys tried to convince a judge that the statements she made to investigators on June 12, 2016, were obtained unlawfully.
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Becerra also said that Juul unlawfully failed to verify the age of California consumers and then sent marketing materials to minors who failed the company's verification.
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Becerra also said that Juul unlawfully failed to verify the age of California consumers and then sent marketing materials to minors who failed the company's verification.
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More specifically, the lawsuit will hinge on the "contents of a private letter" that were "published unlawfully in an intentionally destructive manner," according to the statement.
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Still, critics of the Section 702 program from both ends of the political spectrum contend that it unlawfully and unnecessarily infringes on the privacy of Americans.
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It is not clear whether any of the unlawfully obtained material will be destroyed, however, or if the agencies will face any other sort of consequence.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller is completing an investigation into whether Trump's campaign conspired with Russia and whether the president has unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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The lawyers also claim Meng was unlawfully detained, searched and interrogated at the airport, with her arrest delayed under the guise of a routine immigration check.
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The charging document, which was filed this week, says the two acknowledged to investigators that they had previously shipped weapons unlawfully to the South American country.
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The government's recent sentencing memos regarding Michael Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, have prompted speculation about whether Mr. Trump himself acted unlawfully during his presidential campaign.
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Prosecutors had initially charged him with second-degree rape, as well as first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child and endangering the welfare of a child.
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Although courts have found that the UK was using these powers unlawfully for over a decade, the act conveniently makes all of that stuff totally legal.
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Mueller has been looking since May 2017 into whether U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign conspired with Russia and whether Trump unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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The ACLU says the Trump administration is unlawfully holding an American citizen, and that the man should either be formally charged with a crime or released.
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ICE told the Times that the brothers were "unlawfully present" in the U.S. ICE did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill.
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Amnesty International said in a 2018 report that Indonesian security forces in Papua have unlawfully killed at least 95 people in the eight years since 2010.
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The ruling, that states Johnson's administration acted unlawfully, might not represent a death knell for his minority government but is likely to further undermine its authority.
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A top judge in South Africa will investigate whether the Guptas sought to influence the appointment of cabinet ministers there and were unlawfully awarded state tenders.
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Manafort is claiming that Mueller unlawfully had access to the business records in the unit because a former Manafort employer listed on the lease allowed entry.
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He flagged down a Lubbock police officer, who promised to investigate the robbery but also arrested Cole for marijuana possession and for unlawfully carrying a weapon.
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The Independent said previous reports that the senator's office had been broken into were incorrect, but that the individual in question unlawfully entered the federal building.
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But criminal behavior would entail a meeting of corrupt minds—a tipster and a trader who both profited from information that they knew was unlawfully obtained.
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The former abbot, 72, faces charges of conspiracy to launder money and receive stolen goods, as well as taking over land unlawfully to build meditation centers.
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Nilesh Jobalia, 54, pleaded guilty on Monday in federal court in Cincinnati to unlawfully distributing a controlled substance, healthcare fraud and violating the Anti-Kickback Statute.
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It was not immediately clear what prompted the authorities to make the arrests, but ICE's statement said the brothers were "unlawfully present" in the United States.
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In a 2012 production of "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994), each "character" was a real-life prisoner unlawfully incarcerated, with names provided by Pen International and Amnesty International.
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"Forced arbitration deprives employees of their constitutional rights, and it forces employees who have been treated unlawfully to keep silent about what they have experienced," Fowler wrote.
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The justices heard arguments from Terance Gamble, an Alabama man contesting his dual sentencing by state and federal courts for unlawfully possessing a firearm as a felon.
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He has denied any wrong-doing, including concerning the way he was compensated, and has since launched court cases against the companies, arguing he was fired unlawfully.
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Earlier in October, the Duchess of Sussex said she was suing the UK's Mail on Sunday for unlawfully publishing private correspondence with her estranged father, Thomas Markle.
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UKnight and one of its managers, Leonard Labriola, an individual plaintiff in the case, claim the Knights unlawfully terminated its contract after UKnight discovered the alleged conspiracy.
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"Under your argument, could the President grant deferred removal to every unlawful -- unlawfully present alien in the United States right now?" he asked Solicitor General Donald Verrilli.
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The officer told Wysynski to give the motorist he had unlawfully pulled over their documents back and the white SUV left the area, according to the complaint.
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But the government came under fire in June 2018 after it emerged the NSA had unlawfully collected 600 million call and text logs without the proper authority.
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She was one of more than 100 people who was arrested for unlawfully demonstrating in the Senate office buildings during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday.
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The Brooklyn probe appears to be distinct from an inquiry by Manhattan federal prosecutors into the inaugural committee's record $107 million fundraising and whether foreigners unlawfully contributed.
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The special counsel since May 2017 has been investigating whether Trump's campaign conspired with Russia and whether the Republican president has unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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The document states that Ravenel "did knowingly, willingly, and unlawfully violate SC Statue 16-3-600(D)(1), Assault and Battery in the Second Degree" on Jan.
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Many protesters have been arrested in the past month for offenses including vandalizing China's national emblem on a government building, unlawfully assembling and engaging in violent behavior.
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The suit alleges that in December, the commonwealth, through an executive order issued by the governor, unlawfully recaptured revenues pledged for payment of certain tax-supported bonds.
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Kurzban, who has represented more than a dozen US citizens who have been unlawfully arrested by immigration authorities, said that there is no ideal way to respond.
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This time, however, the Chinese flagrantly flouted international law, and unlawfully seized US property while possibly endangering the safety of US military personnel on the high seas.
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A federal complaint filed Monday alleged that Bradley unlawfully transported immigrants in violation of law, resulting in the death of 10 of the individuals who were transported.
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But Trump's new orders giving immigration agents carte blanche to deport people in the U.S. unlawfully could seriously undermine the protections in the Violence Against Women Act.
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Canton said Israel's Supreme Court should review the confidential rules governing lethal force after the panel found it had been "in the majority of cases authorized unlawfully".
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The agent told her that she was not allowed on the resort grounds, and that she had "unlawfully gained access onto the protected grounds," the complaint said.
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I cannot idly stand by as black people are unlawfully profiled, harassed and killed by our law enforcement over and over and without a drop of accountability.
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In the end, 4 charges were dropped -- including knowingly making a false statement to obtain a hunting license, hunting out of season and unlawfully possessing dead wildlife.
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We are confident that the court will see MillerCoors' fabricated 'capacity' concerns for what they are: a thinly veiled, bad faith attempt to unlawfully hurt a competitor.
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"It does appear to the court that Ms. Zhang was up to something nefarious when she unlawfully attempted to gain access to Mar-a-Lago," Matthewman said.
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"Leveille has been unlawfully present in the U.S. for more than 20 years after overstaying the validity of her non-immigrant visitor visa," an ICE statement said.
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S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement does not target unlawfully present aliens for arrest based on advocacy positions they hold or in retaliation for critical comments they make.
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"But aliens who enter the United States unlawfully through the southern border in contravention of this proclamation will be ineligible to be granted asylum," the President wrote.
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The requests included that the IG look into reports that Zinke unlawfully entered into a real estate deal with the chairman of the oil services company Halliburton.
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Conceivably, the investigations could show that some of Puerto Rico's debt was created unlawfully, and the island could seek to have it voided, leaving bondholders empty-handed.
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The 56-year-old was charged with dealing in firearms without a federal firearms license and unlawfully transferring an unregistered short-barreled rifle, according to the report.
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Both Mr. Lisa and Mario Blanch, the lawyer representing Mr. Smith, who the police said drove the vehicle, argued that it had been unlawfully stopped and searched.
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An indictment accused him and two other men of "unlawfully, wrongfully, fraudulently and violently" stealing $9 from a man, as well as the keys to his truck.
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The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled in favor of Stephens and found that she had been unlawfully fired in violation of Title VII.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday revived a putative class action alleging the National Football League's telecasting agreement with AT&T Inc's DirecTV unit unlawfully blocked competition.
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Philip Morris International, British American Tobacco , Japan Tobacco International and Imperial Brands, the top international tobacco companies, had argued the law unlawfully took away their intellectual property.
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The suit seeks at least $75,000 and said Jackson Lee's office and the foundation "unlawfully retaliated" against her after she threatened to sue over her alleged assault.
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Wal-Mart Stores — Wal-Mart unlawfully retaliated against workers who struck the retail giant in 2013, according to a ruling from a National Labor Relations Board judge.
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Schulte faces several charges, including illegally gathering national defense information, illegal transmission of both lawfully and unlawfully possessed national defense information and even possession of child pornography.
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The two had been caught after unlawfully crossing the Mexican border and, a day later, were separated as part of President Trump's effort to thwart illegal immigration.
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But prosecutors secured the 116-year prison sentence against him with the help of cell-site location information that the Supreme Court later said was unlawfully obtained.
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Manning's lawyers filed a request for her release last month, arguing her detention was unlawfully punitive with no purpose because she would not testify under any circumstances.
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She filed a civil lawsuit in Canada in March alleging that she was unlawfully detained and questioned for three hours without being advised of her constitutional rights.
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The sheriff&aposs office has also issued an emergency ordinance making it a misdemeanor to unlawfully access the site of the crash, CNN and CBS News reported.
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In that tax case, Walmart accused Puerto Rico of unlawfully hitting the retailer with a higher tax rate last year than any other business on the island.
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But he was arrested again last month on charges of unlawfully organizing a June rally in which protesters blockaded the headquarters of the Hong Kong Police Force.
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In 2016 and 2017, Wells Fargo & Co agreed to pay $10.2 million to several hundred service members whose vehicles were unlawfully repossessed, the Justice Department has said.
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The order comes after the same court in August ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully delayed the rule written in the final days of the Obama administration.
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Trump for America claimed last month that Mueller's team obtained the transition emails illegally from the GSA, and Langhofer accused the GSA of unlawfully producing the materials.
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That law makes it illegal "to manage or control any place, regardless of compensation, for the purpose of unlawfully using a controlled substance," according to the complaint.
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Here are a few examples of criticisms of Israel that are decidedly not anti-Semitic: "Israeli forces unlawfully killed Palestinian civilians, including children," Amnesty International recently wrote.
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Those arguments have rarely compelled immigration prosecutors to grant reprieves under the current administration, which has made clear that anyone in the country unlawfully is fair game.
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Kocharyan, who was president from 1998 to 2008, has been charged with acting unlawfully by introducing a state of emergency in March 2008, following a disputed election.
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Although Tanzania ratified the African Union's 2005 Maputo Protocol on women's rights — which endorsed abortion rights — and also recognizes colonial-era British case law permitting abortion in some circumstances, national law mandates 14-year sentences for anyone "unlawfully" performing an abortion and seven years for women who try to make themselves miscarry — but without defining "unlawfully," said Sarah C. Keogh, a Guttmacher Institute researcher and the study's lead author.
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The state has not officially certified his victory due to an ongoing investigation into alleged fraud involving a contractor for Harris' campaign unlawfully collecting mail-in absentee ballots.
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AT&T told The Verge today in a statement: Content owners notified us when they believed they had evidence that an internet account was sharing copyrighted material unlawfully.
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One way to measure how many people cross the border unlawfully is to look at how many are caught along the U.S. border and in the United States.
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IER is in place after the National Venture Capital Association (which I lead) successfully sued the Department of Homeland Security when it unlawfully delayed the program last year.
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Mueller, whose investigation could threaten Trump's presidency, is investigating whether the president's 2016 campaign colluded with Moscow and whether Trump has unlawfully sought to obstruct the Russia probe.
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Last weekend, President Donald Trump argued that those foreigners who enter the United States unlawfully should simply be taken to the border, escorted across it and let go.
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Garza Palacios was arrested by immigration officers for being unlawfully present in the U.S. after overstaying a work visa that expired in 2009, FOX5 DC reported in May.
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"DHSS now is attempting to shut down (the abortion provider), by unlawfully conditioning a decision ... on completion of a supposed 'investigation' of a patient complaint," the lawsuit said.
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Meng, the daughter of Huawei's billionaire founder Ren Zhengfei, was arrested at Vancouver's airport in December on a U.S. warrant and her lawyers argue she was unlawfully detained.
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"The United States Capitol Police arrested 16 individuals for unlawfully demonstrating on the East Front of the U.S. Capitol," Eva Malecki, spokeswoman for the Capitol police told CNN.
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"I promise you that I will hold anyone accountable [anyone] that unlawfully restrains their dog in extreme weather conditions," said Police Chief Stephen Carlisle of East Forest Texas.
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Walmart Stores unlawfully retaliated against workers who participated in strikes in 2013 and must offer to reinstate 16 dismissed employees, a National Labor Relations Board judge has ruled.
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He argued he was being unlawfully detained as he could not leave the embassy of Ecuador — which has granted him political asylum — without being arrested by British police.
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Meng, the daughter of Huawei's billionaire founder Ren Zhengfei, was arrested at Vancouvers airport in December on a U.S. warrant and her lawyers argue she was unlawfully detained.
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I hope that no club in my constituency is acting unlawfully and that no customers and visitors to my constituency are made to feel unwelcome or uneasy here.
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The facts of the case concern Terance Gamble, who was convicted separately by an Alabama state court as well as a federal court for unlawfully possessing a firearm.
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A group, labeling itself "Google You Owe Us," is taking Google to court, claiming it unlawfully collected personal information by bypassing privacy settings on Apple's iPhone Safari browser.
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"The American people deserve to know whether these tech giants are unlawfully stifling competition and how our laws and enforcers can encourage innovation while protecting consumers," she added.
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Creditors challenging the appointments filed appeals separately, asking the Supreme Court to find that the decisions made by the board are invalid because its members were unlawfully installed.
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" Trump said that the only reason immigrants enter the U.S. unlawfully is because of "our weak laws that have been given to us by weak people in Congress.
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In 2015, Dutch publishing company Elsevier filed a lawsuit in the United States against Elbakyan for "unlawfully accessing and distributing copyrighted papers," resulting in a $15 million injunction.
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"Ailes has unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused his sexual advances and complained about severe and pervasive sexual harassment," her official complaint read.
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The U.S. has never successfully prosecuted a non-government official for publishing or sharing unlawfully leaked classified information, University of Chicago Law Professor Geoffrey Stone told NBC News.
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Mueller is investigating potential conspiracy between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia as well as whether the president has unlawfully sought to obstruct a probe that threatens his presidency.
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After being interviewed further by the Secret Service, Zhang was charged with two federal crimes: making false statements to federal law enforcement, and unlawfully entering a restricted area.
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Photo: GizmodoA new class-action lawsuit claims that Apple is "intentionally and unlawfully" disclosing its customers' iTunes listening data to third parties in violation of state privacy laws.
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The background: Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked the municipalities to submit documents showing whether they're unlawfully withholding information from federal immigration authorities or else they would face subpoenas.
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The judge ruled that the police and the government had "dismally failed to comply with the applicable requirements of the Immigration Act" and Ejimkonye had been unlawfully detained.
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Hartman is accused of violating her probation for being at the airport and has not been accused or charged for attempting to unlawfully board a plane, officials said.
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He was arrested September 5, 2018, and initially faced charges of second-degree rape, first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child and endangering the welfare of a child.
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The cases concerned a decision by the New Jersey Supreme Court last year that said a grant program in the state unlawfully used state funds to repair churches.
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Conclusion. The bill needs effective deterrents to discourage guest workers from violating the terms of their status and to discourage them from remaining unlawfully when their visas expire.
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Kocharyan, who was president from 1998 to 2008, was arrested last year, charged with acting unlawfully by introducing state of emergency in March 2008, following a disputed election.
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But the Netflix series cast doubt on the narrative of the case advanced by authorities, and last week, a judge ruled that Dasey's 2006 confession was unlawfully coerced.
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A federal judge ruled on Monday that Facebook must face a class action lawsuit alleging that the social network unlawfully created facial templates for people without their permission.
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"I promise you, that I will hold anyone accountable that unlawfully restrains their dog in extreme weather conditions," said Roman Forest Police Chief Stephen Carlisle in a statement.
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"So, if you cross the border unlawfully, even a first offense, we're going to prosecute you," Sessions told a gathering of the Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies.
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The father, son hunting team pleaded guilty last November to charges related to the unlawful killing of the bears, unlawfully trophy possession and falsification of the sealing certificate.
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A federal jury on Monday awarded about $19.5 million in damages to a medical software company that said its product was unlawfully copied by a customer-turned-competitor.
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The lawsuit alleged that these people, groups and religious organizations were unlawfully targeted in surveillance of Muslims that began in 2002 following the attacks of September 11, 2001.
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"Here in the UK, we have a prime minister who has acted unlawfully, and shown no concern for the human consequences of his disastrous Brexit policy," she said.
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Today, there are a host of technologies that can take unlawfully operating drones out of the sky, but virtually all of these counter-drone systems violate federal law.
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The United Nations' principles state that all refugees or displaced persons have the right to return to property or land from which they were arbitrarily or unlawfully removed.
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The Trump administration in April unveiled the policy, which instructed the Justice Department to prioritize the criminal prosecution of individuals trying to unlawfully cross the U.S.–Mexico border.
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Mueller is looking into Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. presidential race, whether Trump's campaign conspired with Moscow and whether Trump has unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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Trump weighed in as a military jury was set to decide whether to punish Gallagher on a conviction of unlawfully posing for pictures with the detainee's dead body.
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The details: The lawsuit alleges that the two "robbed Tinder employees by manipulating financial information, undermining Tinder's valuation and unlawfully stripping away their Tinder stock options," per CNBC.
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"We can't make progress without acknowledging the legitimacy of basic immigrant enforcement, and that means some people who come here unlawfully will have to be returned," he said.
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But in Washington, he gained a reputation as a principled figure — for instance, he once threatened to resign because he thought a surveillance program was being unlawfully implemented.
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Mueller is investigating if Trump's campaign colluded with Russia, and whether Trump unlawfully tried to obstruct the probe, along with possible financial misconduct by Trump's family and associates.
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Prosecutors also accuse the Russians of opening bank accounts under false names and unlawfully using stolen identities of Americans to post on social media in support of Trump.
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Mr. Saenz, who The Los Angeles Times said possessed a license to sell firearms, was arrested on suspicion of unlawfully transporting and selling assault rifles, Lieutenant Ramirez said.
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The Information Commissioner alleges that Facebook disclosed personal information unlawfully and did not take reasonable steps to protect personal data from disclosure, according to court documents published online.
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Last February, the International Court of Justice ruled that the Chagos islanders had been evicted unlawfully and told Britain to give back control over the islands to Mauritius.
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In February, attorneys for Manning filed a request for her release, arguing her detention is unlawfully punitive with no purpose because she will not testify under any circumstances.
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" Without the stay, the states write in their 63-page Supreme Court petition, the regulation "will continue to unlawfully impose massive and irreparable harms upon the sovereign states.
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The two men have clashed amid a probe into a unit which allegedly operated unlawfully in the department under Gordhan's watch during his previous stint as finance minister.
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There was one last month, cast in broad and vague terms, that barred anyone from "unlawfully and willfully" disclosing the personal information of police officers or their relatives.
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Jaylan Butler, a swimmer at Eastern Illinois University, said he was unlawfully searched and held at gunpoint by officers during a bus stop with his team last year.
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Mueller's investigation did not establish a criminal conspiracy involving Trump and Russia and the special counsel did not reach a conclusion on whether Trump unlawfully obstructed the inquiry.
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Yujing Zhang, a 33-year-old businesswoman from Shanghai, was found guilty last month of unlawfully entering a restricted zone and making false statements to a federal officer.
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Front and center to the negotiations is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which shielded certain immigrants brought to the U.S. unlawfully as children from deportation.
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On the prorogation, the Labour party's point person on Brexit, Keir Starmer, said this week that Johnson will face consequences if he is found to have acted unlawfully.
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A spokesperson for the Capitol police confirmed to BuzzFeed News that 16 people were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating" on Friday and were charged with crowding, obstructing, or incommoding.
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The comments came the same day that Page sued the Justice Department and FBI, alleging they unlawfully leaked her electronic communications with Strzok in violation of her privacy.
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There is a caveat that "if the President unlawfully refuses to cooperate with congressional requests," then the extent of the administration's participation is at the committee chairman's discretion.
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The charge claims the company has "an unlawfully broad non-disparagement clause," which Redwine says she would have had to sign in order to collect her severance pay.
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When the benefits of living here unlawfully begin to disappear—specifically the ability to work illegally—they correctly reach the conclusion that there is no reason to stay.
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The Circuit Court ruled that the District Court judge was biased and acted unlawfully, setting the opinion aside and assigning the case to a different lower-court judge.
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About eight million of the nearly 21.35 million immigrants unlawfully in the United States — down from a high of 22016 million in 218.5 — participate in the labor force.
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" Sacramento Police Department released a statement saying the officer, a two-year veteran of the force, had "attempted to detain a pedestrian for allegedly unlawfully crossing the street.
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Afterward, the judge discovered that the prosecutor had unlawfully held back potentially exculpatory evidence, including medical reports indicating that the stepdaughter had been repeatedly untruthful with law enforcement.
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The case is due to last until next Tuesday and a decision on whether Uber is acting unlawfully is unlikely to be given by the judge for several weeks.
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Mueller is investigating whether the Trump campaign and Russia colluded to help Trump win the 2016 U.S. presidential election and whether Trump has unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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The agency says the man had been in its custody since February 2017 following his arrest in Hidalgo, Texas, where he had tried to unlawfully enter the United States.
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Although Mueller's office had been investigating whether Cohen unlawfully acted as an unregistered agent for a foreign entity, he was never charged with violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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The handwritten charge sheet said Maesaiah "did unlawfully and with intent to kill fire a gunshot at one Thabane Lipolelo and inflicted on her gunshot wounds" on that day.
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Tolson admitted he unlawfully accessed Burkman's emails in October 2018, after the conspiracy-minded lobbyist announced plans to hold a news conference to air sexual harassment allegations against Mueller.
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On March 7th the official equality watchdog said that Labour may have unlawfully discriminated against Jews, and that it was considering using its statutory enforcement powers against the party.
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Down Under, thieves are stripping thousands of dollars' worth of avocados from fruit trees, then selling the unlawfully obtained bounty on Facebook and to ask-no-questions grocery stores.
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Further, to prove that Elizabeth was unlawfully removed, he'd need to demonstrate to a jury that Cummins employed "force, coercion, fraud or something to that effect," the prosecutor said.
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U.S. Justice Department lawyers argue that such policies "unlawfully discriminate" against poor defendants by using preset bail amounts that don't take into account the accused person's ability to pay.
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The two have been charged with 14 counts of unlawfully recording people without their consent as well as one count of conspiracy to invade privacy, the LA Times reports.
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Sadly, these hostages are not the only Americans held unjustly and unlawfully around the globe, as the continued detention of at least three other Americans in North Korea underscores.
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Last month, the group filed additional evidence to their complaint which showed that Google and the IAB unlawfully profiled internet users by sexual orientation, medical condition, religion, and ethnicity.
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The managers had claimed that the restaurant chain unlawfully denied them overtime pay, but a judge said they were unable to show that they were eligible for such pay.
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For some time, the fact that Michael Flynn's name had been "unmasked" has been used as some sort of nefarious proof that the Obama administration was unlawfully targeting him.
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The lawsuit accuses six opioid manufacturers; the Sackler family, which owns Purdue Pharma, and four prescription drug distributors of using false and deceptive marketing practices and unlawfully diverting drugs.
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Officials of President Trump's transition team plan to ask Special Counsel Robert Mueller to return "many tens of thousands" of transition emails they contend were unlawfully provided to him.
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Shire, which says Roche "unlawfully disparaged" FEIBA, said it aimed "to prevent further dissemination of the inaccurate and misleading characterisation of the serious adverse events" in the Roche trial.
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Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying made the comments at a daily news briefing in Beijing, adding she had not seen a Pentagon statement saying the drone was "unlawfully seized".
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"We are making a broad effort to identify any employee who has given false and fraudulent documents to unlawfully gain employment," Eric Trump said in a statement last month.
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The court also said China had violated UNCLOS by blocking Philippine fishing boats and oil-exploration vessels and that Chinese ships had acted dangerously and unlawfully in doing so.
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The 1984 federal law targets repeat offenders and provides sentence enhancements for individuals who unlawfully possess a firearm and have been convicted of three drug crimes or serious felonies.
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The FBI and U.S. attorneys in Washington and Nashville said in the release that Cooper appeared in court Wednesday on a charge of unlawfully transmitting a threat to injure.
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British American Tobacco (BAT), Philip Morris International, Japan Tobacco International and Imperial Brands had argued the law, due to take effect on Friday, unlawfully took away their intellectual property.
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The tribunal largely agreed, declaring that there was "no legal basis" for the nine-dash line and concluding that China had unlawfully built an artificial island in Philippine waters.
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Immigration officials suspect Cho and her mother, Lee Myeong-hee, unlawfully recruited and hired about 10 to 20 housekeepers from the Philippines by documenting them as Korean Air trainees.
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In a similar case, the justices in March 2017 ordered a lower court to reassess whether Virginia's Republican-led legislature unlawfully tried to weaken the power of black voters.
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"[CBP] effectively managed an extremely dangerous situation involving over 85033,000 individuals who sought to enter the U.S. unlawfully in large groups," CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said in an interview.
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Several federal workers and labor unions have filed lawsuits over the shutdown, arguing that employees have unlawfully been required to work without pay or barred from seeking alternative jobs.
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Gottlieb said the FDA is aware of the problem with JUUL and other products, and the agency will take enforcement action against companies that are unlawfully marketing to kids.
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As a result of the findings, the attorney general asked New York's Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) to review whether three exchanges might be operating unlawfully in the state.
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The company's Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc unit must also ensure that its marketing and promotional practices do not unlawfully promote over-the-counter drug products, the attorneys general said.
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Not only has the way police operate and unlawfully kill not changed in 20 years, but too often police go on to violate the human rights of surviving relatives.
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To truly combat illegal immigration you must eliminate the pull factors, with the ability to work unlawfully in the country without fear of repercussions being the most significant magnet.
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Greater numbers of families began to be separated after then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered federal prosecutors to pursue criminal charges against all migrants who crossed the border unlawfully.
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In another case, USCIS tried to unlawfully expand the NSEERS requirement to a Palestinian by trying to say he was a Jordanian national even though he was officially stateless.
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He becomes not just a leader of the group, he becomes the icon of the jihadist movement, who is, in their minds, unlawfully and wrongly killed through American aggression.
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President Trump's administration had unleashed a series of directives — to dismantle immigration programs, limit the scope for asylum seekers and expand deportation of people living in the country unlawfully.
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Mr. Wolfe was indicted last week on three counts of lying to F.B.I. agents working on a leak investigation, but has not been charged with unlawfully disclosing classified information.
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The law firm behind the lawsuit is also involved in a separate case against YouTube in which a conservative group, PragerU, claims the platform unlawfully censored its educational videos.
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Schiff said House managers on Friday would focus on the charge that Trump unlawfully obstructed Congress by keeping key administration officials from testifying and by refusing requests for documents.
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That malfeasance includes decisions made during the first half of 85033 to unlawfully divert $3.5 billion to $4.5 billion from the Treasury to insurance companies through the "reinsurance" program.
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Central to the fight between lawmakers is immigration, specifically the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which shields immigrants brought to the U.S. unlawfully as children from deportation.
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"Who is accountable for 96 unlawfully killed?" asked Margaret Aspinall, who leads the Hillsborough Family Support Group, and whose 18-year-old son, James, was one of the dead.
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That military assistance was unlawfully withheld in contravention of the president's constitutional obligation to "faithfully execute" the law as Congress enacts it, the United States Government Accountability Office found.
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Instead, in the spring of 2019, he was hit with an 18-count indictment that accused him of unlawfully obtaining and disclosing national defense information in an unrelated case.
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"The Denaturalization Section will further the Department's efforts to pursue those who unlawfully obtained citizenship status and ensure that they are held accountable for their fraudulent conduct," Hunt added.
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The case "lies at the center of the tension between an employer's right to freedom of religion and an employee's right not to be unlawfully discriminated against," he observed.
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The organization alleged that the elephant was therefore similar to a person with the right to liberty under the principle of habeas corpus, which guards against being detained unlawfully.
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Tracy ruled that Tesla needs to "cease and desist" that behavior and fully reinstate and compensate one employee who had been unlawfully fired for being involved with union activities.
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Apple sued the Florida startup Corellium in August, accusing it of unlawfully replicating its iOS operating system, which runs its suite of iPhones and many other of its devices.
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So how would you begin your investigation, assuming for the sake of argument that a U.S. citizen's name appeared in the Washington Post and the New York Times unlawfully.
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The Department of Homeland Security has agreed to temporarily readmit a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient for his lawsuit claiming he was unlawfully deported, Politico reported Friday.
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Over three years, they lodged almost 353,000 guests across 35 residential buildings, including an entire seven-unit building that was unlawfully rented to tourists through Airbnb, the lawsuit said.
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"You are unlawfully present in this country if you don't leave the country," Rahul Reddy, an immigration lawyer in Houston, told Farmington students on a conference call last week.
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At one end are SLEAs that refuse nearly all support and communication with DHS about persons thought to be unlawfully present, even if the person has committed serious crimes.
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Mueller is probing Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russia and whether the Republican president has unlawfully sought to obstruct the investigation.
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Mueller was appointed to investigate whether Trump's campaign conspired with Russia to influence the 2016 election and to probe whether the president later unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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"These changes are justified by several material changes in circumstances--including the ongoing and worsening influx of families unlawfully entering the United States at the southwest border," the statement said.
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FINMA is not authorized to levy fines, but may confiscate unlawfully realized gains, impose professional limitations on bankers or require an organization to make changes to prevent similar breaches recurring.
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" The Convention recommended an amendment to the law "that will punish as rigidly for all carnal intercourse between the two races, unlawfully carried on, as it punishes them for intermarrying.
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His family had filed a writ of habeas corpus in a court in the eastern city of Lahore in the belief that he had been unlawfully detained by unknown authorities.
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A proponent of tough immigration policies, Sessions moved to undercut so-called "sanctuary" cities, decrying them in speeches as responsible for crimes committed by people unlawfully in the United States.
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Pepper, written by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, found that the four plaintiffs, who originally sued Apple in 2011 for unlawfully monopolizing the sale iPhone apps, could move forward with their case.
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In April, Rochester Drug Cooperative agreed to pay a $20 million settlement after it was charged with unlawfully distributing oxycodone and fentanyl and conspiring to defraud the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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According to the complaint, Ortiz-Magro, 33, faces a charge of willingly and unlawfully depriving Harley of her personal liberty, plus two charges of resisting arrest — one for each officer.
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Bolton found Arpaio guilty in July of disobeying another judge's order that his office stop detaining people based solely on the suspicion that they were unlawfully in the United States.
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"The Court does not believe that Stockley's conduct immediately following the end of the pursuit is consistent with the conduct of a person intentionally killing another person unlawfully," Wilson wrote.
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The UN Panel on Arbitrary Detention, which decides whether people have been unlawfully detained according to international legal instruments, has been considering a complaint made by Assange in September 2014.
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A USCP spokesperson told CNN that 32 people were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating in the intersection of East Capitol and First Streets" and were charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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In August, Friedrich denied Concord's effort to get the case dismissed on the grounds that Mueller was unlawfully appointed in 2017 as special counsel by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Earlier this week, a court ruled against Facebook in a lawsuit that alleged the company unlawfully collected biometric data pertaining to faces in photos without users' consent, according to CNET.
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On 17th November we were able to confirm that 8 customers had been unlawfully upgraded to a new device by fraudsters who intended to intercept and sell on those devices.
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He has been charged with one count each of attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State, procurement of citizenship or naturalization unlawfully, and making false statements, prosecutors said.
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The producers, DeeDee Halleck and Jesus Melendez, claim that they were unlawfully suspended from airing programs on the channels after they published a video that was critical of the network.
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The reality star's legal team is firing back against her former lover, Ferrari, who is allegedly in possession of intimate photos of Chyna, 29, and attempting to distribute them unlawfully.
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Local courts that jail poor defendants because they can't afford to pay bail are unlawfully discriminating against the poor, federal attorneys say in a legal brief in a Georgia lawsuit.
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If she knew that was what she was doing, she could potentially be charged with unlawfully removing and retaining classified information, the same charge for which former CIA director Gen.
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"US Congress just passed HR 1865, 'FOSTA', seeking to subject websites to criminal and civil liability when third parties (users) misuse online personals unlawfully," Craigslist posted in a statement online.
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"MasterCard charged billion of pounds of unlawfully high fees for its sole benefit and to the detriment of consumers," Walter Merricks, who is bringing the case, said in a statement.
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The soldier's defense attorneys say the Republican, who as a candidate referred to Bergdahl as a "a no-good traitor who should have been executed," has unlawfully influenced the proceedings.
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The new agency guidance dramatically expands USCIS's immigration enforcement function and allows USCIS to issue NTAs for any case it denies when the applicant is found to be unlawfully present.
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The suit claims the government is in violation of the Fifth Amendment because it "unlawfully deprived NATCA members of their earned wages without due process," according to a press release.
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In their lawsuit, Blumenthal, Hirono and Whitehouse argue Trump unlawfully denied them their right, as sitting U.S. senators, to vote on whether to consent to Whitaker's appointment to that role.
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Oddly, Texas and other objecting states ultimately granted this proposition, turning the case into a semantic quibble over whether the president's memorandum unlawfully conferred a legal status on illegal immigrants.
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But in court documents just obtained by People, Moore's lawyer has responded to these accusations, saying Valle was "unlawfully" at Moore's house and therefore was responsible for his own death.
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" Based on prior Supreme Court cases, the Ninth Circuit held that the Due Process Clause applies broadly, not just to citizens: "(A)liens who are in the United States unlawfully . . .
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Mr. Carlos was charged with unlawfully fleeing a police officer in a motor vehicle in the third degree, driving without a license and several other traffic violations, the police said.
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They were for using the gas to heat a greenhouse; keeping gasoline in quantities that required a permit, which the store did not have; and unlawfully storing portable fueled equipment.
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But Judicial Watch is not satisfied, arguing that the FBI's investigation was focused on whether Clinton unlawfully transmitted classified information through the server — not whether she flouted record-keeping laws.
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Sessions did not immediately give the identities of the four people charged, but said they had been accused of unlawfully disclosing classified information or concealing contacts with foreign intelligence officers.
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"Those records showed that 78 percent of franchisees listed instances of subminimum wages, and 86 percent of franchisees listed instances of unlawfully low overtime rates," according to Mr. Schneiderman's office.
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Carmen Ponder, Miss Black Texas of 2016, alleges she was unlawfully arrested after an encounter with an off-duty police officer and Chief Kerry Crews, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is pushing back on Kaspersky Lab's lawsuit claiming that Congress acted unlawfully in its decision to ban products from the Russian-based global cybersecurity firm.
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But we also need a workable, permanent solution for individuals who entered our country unlawfully as children through no fault of their own and who have built their lives here.
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Opponents of the legislation are concerned that people who would have otherwise been released on bail or not arrested at all will spend time in jail unlawfully under the mandate.
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In the complaint, seen exclusively by Reuters, staff representative Carlos Bowles said the ECB's Executive Board had acted unlawfully by not advertising the job, denying others a chance to apply.
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Oculus also recently lost a lawsuit that accused it of using another company's technology unlawfully, so showing off new tech in development is a smart way to distract from that.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is suing the Trump administration, alleging officials unlawfully separated a mother and daughter who entered the country seeking asylum, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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Two real estate investment funds have sued Royal Bank of Canada, saying it unlawfully seized their assets during a downturn that has frozen the market for commercial mortgage-backed securities.
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Court documents accuse her of "unlawfully kicking Charles Missinne on or about the groin with the defendant's foot," but later the officer and Hamil say she "tried" to kick him.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Monday that the United States was unlawfully seeking to take U.S. oil refiner Citgo, a unit of Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA.
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The agent continued to question her, and when the agent suggested that she had unlawfully gained access to the club, she became "verbally aggressive" and was detained, the complaint states.
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Still, it is raising concerns from ethics experts and comes as the Justice Department defends President Donald Trump's businesses in court over claims that they're benefiting unlawfully from his position.
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Yujing Zhang trespassed on Mar-a-Lago in March 2019 and was found guilty last November of unlawfully entering a restricted zone and making false statements to a federal officer.
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Yujing Zhang trespassed at the Florida resort in March 2019 and was found guilty in November of unlawfully entering a restricted zone and making false statements to a federal officer.
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" An officer who acts unlawfully "in the name of the United States possesses a far greater capacity for harm than an individual trespasser exercising no authority other than his own.
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Chris Van Hollen of Maryland accused the administration of giving "lip service to the unlawful detention of Mustafa Kassem and other Americans unlawfully in Egypt," but not doing anything else.
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Generally, individuals who stay in the U.S. unlawfully are barred from reentering the country again for either three or 10 years, unless they get a waiver for their unlawful presence.
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"Unfortunately there are many providers which continue to place copied gaming content unlawfully on the German market without having relevant agreements with us," a spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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Human Rights Watch said that in many of the raids it investigated, the Afghan forces seem to have unlawfully targeted civilians because of mistaken identity, poor intelligence or political rivalries.
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"Except God, no one on Earth can block transmission of Geo channels unlawfully," the chief justice was quoted as saying after being informed that most of Geo's transmission was suspended.
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"The Denaturalization Section will further the department's efforts to pursue those who unlawfully obtained citizenship status and ensure that they are held accountable for their fraudulent conduct," Mr. Hunt said.
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Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman were charged weeks after the meeting with violating campaign finance laws to try to unlawfully influence politicians, including former Representative Pete Sessions, Republican of Texas.
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A section of federal law known as the crack house statute makes it illegal to own, rent or operate a location for the purpose of unlawfully using a controlled substance.
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Britain's top court ruled that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended Parliament, an unprecedented ruling that will push the country's politics into — dare we say it — even deeper turmoil.
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The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has also previously admitted it suspects the real-time bidding (RTB) system involved in some programmatic online advertising to be unlawfully processing people's sensitive information.
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Capitol Police spokeswoman Eva Malecki confirmed that 85033 individuals were arrested for "unlawfully demonstrating" in the Capitol and charged with crowding, obstructing or incommoding as outlined by the D.C. code.
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"The Trump administration is attempting to unlawfully terminate a successful program to reduce teen pregnancy based on an ideologically driven crusade," said Sean Sherman, an attorney at the Public Citizen.
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Amazon.com Inc's cloud computing service has been hit with a lawsuit claiming it unlawfully stored the biometric data of other companies' employees without notifying the workers or obtaining their consent.
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The jury finds, by a 133-2 vote, the 96 fans were unlawfully killed due to crushing, following the admission of a large number of fans through an exit gate.
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In an uproarious debate in the House of Commons, Johnson refused to apologise for unlawfully suspending parliament and instead attacked opponents for thwarting the will of the people over Brexit.
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The Grammy nominee has long said he is from Atlanta, but officials say he is an "unlawfully present United Kingdom national" who was supposed to leave the U.S. in 2006.
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A Maryland man, Herman Gundy, argued that Congress had unlawfully left it up to the attorney general to determine the fate of offenders who were convicted before the law was passed.
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Macy's Inc on Wednesday was hit with a lawsuit claiming it unlawfully refuses to hire or fires workers with criminal records, which has a disproportionate impact on black and Latino people.
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"US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) took Daniela Vargas, 22, an unlawfully present Argentinian citizen, into custody March 1, during a targeted immigration enforcement action in Jackson, Mississippi," the statement said.
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"However, should I prevail and the state parties be found to have acted unlawfully, I expect the immediate return of my passport and the termination of further attempts to arrest me."
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According to court documents obtained by The Smoking Gun, Malek "unlawfully, intentionally and publicly exposed a sex organ in the presence of another person" who hasn't consented to seeing all that.
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Shanann Watts' parents, Frank and Sandra Rzucek, also filed the suit against Watts because he unlawfully terminated his wife's pregnancy, killing their unborn son, Niko, court documents obtained by PEOPLE confirm.
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Detective Jeff Payne, accused of assaulting and unlawfully arresting the nurse, was fired from the force on Tuesday, according to Salt Lake City police spokesman Detective Robert Ungricht and police records.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Foundation of Northern California filed a lawsuit on Wednesday accusing a Sacramento sheriff of unlawfully blocking Black Lives Matter leaders from his official Facebook page.
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"You inherit an agency charged with deporting people here unlawfully — 9,000 officers spread out — I'd like to know what things differently they would do than what President Obama did," he said.
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"Lawyers for the drivers also argued that Uber acts unlawfully by frequently deducting sums from drivers' pay, often without informing the drivers in advance, including when customers make complaints," said GMB.
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Cox reportedly said 2800 Savage is an "unlawfully present United Kingdom national" who entered the country legally as a teenager in July 2662 on a visa, which expired the following year.
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However, should I prevail and the state parties be found to have acted unlawfully, I expect the immediate return of my passport and the termination of further attempts to arrest me.
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What should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation followed by unlawful use of physical force, including being handcuffed and tased and then unlawfully booked.
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Somewhat separate from the question of collusion is the question of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice after taking office, essentially by unlawfully interfering with former FBI Director James Comey's inquiry.
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Cox reportedly said the rapper is an "unlawfully present United Kingdom national" who entered the country legally as a teenager in July 2005 on a visa, which expired the following year.
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They acknowledged that fishermen from many nations, including the Philippines and China, have traditionally fished there said China had "unlawfully prevented" Filipino fishermen from operating their after seizing Scarborough in 2012.
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Trump told the New York Post in an interview Tuesday that he's had no recent contact with Obama, and maintained his claim that he was unlawfully wiretapped by the previous administration.
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As it stands, to prove the kidnapping of a victim who is 12 or older, Cooper said, he'd have to prove that Elizabeth was unlawfully removed or had her freedom restricted.
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The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was charged with two counts of unlawfully procuring and supplying abortion pills in 2013 and faces up to five years in prison.
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Ultra-sensitive to the impression he was unfairly -- even unlawfully -- elected with Russian connivance, the wellspring of anger that bubbles below any Russia issue risks being exceptionally deep and potentially volatile.
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Shareholders in Gassled had argued that the government acted unlawfully when cutting pipeline tariffs and would cost them a combined 15 billion Norwegian crowns ($1.8 billion) in lost earnings through 2028.
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Career staff members at the agency "unlawfully produced TFA's private materials, including privileged communications, to the Special Counsel's Office," according to the letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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The lawsuit seeks to have a judge declare that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service acted unlawfully and to order the agency to rescind the rule delaying the bumble bee's listing.
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A U.S. federal judge ruled on Monday that Facebook must face a class action lawsuit alleging that the social network unlawfully used a facial recognition process on photos without user permission.
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In a court filing on Wednesday, Cohen's attorneys also acknowledged the accuracy of some of the information Michael Avenatti released publicly on Tuesday and suggested that Avenatti obtained that information unlawfully.
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An executive for Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei filed suit Sunday against the Canadian government and two of its law enforcement agencies, alleging she was unlawfully detained and interrogated late last year.
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They argue in the lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Maryland, that DeVos violated the federal Administrative Procedure Act and Jackson acting unlawfully by carrying out the new provisions.
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Today, the Supreme Court announced that it will consider whether a baker in suburban Denver unlawfully discriminated against a gay couple by refusing to create a cake for their wedding reception.
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" Yet in the same exchange with reporters, he expressed dismay that Mueller's investigation had acquired thousands of emails from the presidential transition team, which a Trump lawyer alleges were "unlawfully produced.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement say he is a British citizen who came to the United States from the United Kingdom in 2005 and is "unlawfully present" in the United States.
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Of those arrested, 109 — about 64% — had no criminal record but were suspected of being in the US unlawfully, and 61 — about 36% — were classified as "criminal aliens," according to ICE.
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" Aslam said: "I am glad that the judge today confirmed what I and thousands of drivers have known all along: that Uber is not only exploiting drivers, but also acting unlawfully.
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He is accused of, among other things, causing five deaths of patients between 22 and 633 by "unlawfully distributing and dispensing controlled substances" to them, according to the US Justice Department.
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In October the NAACP filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration saying that the Commerce Department is unlawfully withholding information about how the bureau plans to oversee the census in 2020.
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The lawsuit alleged that the sheriff's office "unlawfully instituted a pattern and practice of targeting Latino's drivers and passengers in Maricopa county during traffic stops," the ACLU said in a statement.
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In 2001, Charlagmane was arrested for "willfully, unlawfully, and feloniously engaging in penile/vaginal intercourse with a fifteen-year-old child minor," but was ultimately found guilty of a lesser charge.
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He was also charged with falsely and unlawfully announcing results of the July 30 election, which Chamisa rejected as fraudulent and is set to challenge in the Constitutional Court on Friday.
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"I am glad that the judge today confirmed what I and thousands of drivers have known all along: that Uber is not only exploiting drivers, but also acting unlawfully," he said.
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"Attempting to enter the US unlawfully as a family unit does not protect individuals from being subject to the immigration laws of this country," said an unnamed DHS official on background.
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"US Immigration and Customs Enforcement does not target unlawfully present aliens for arrest based on advocacy positions they hold or in retaliation for critical comments they make," an agency spokesperson said.
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Not coincidentally, from the mid-0003s to the mid-1960s, apprehensions of Mexicans crossing the border unlawfully — a rough measure of rises and falls in illegal immigration — plummeted to near zero.
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Career staff members at the agency "unlawfully produced TFAs private materials, including privileged communications, to the Special Counsels Office," according to the letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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The carmakers unlawfully coordinated on the prices they paid for steel from suppliers, the cartel office said in a statement, adding that the resulting prices were paid until at least 2016.
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Until the Trump administration began to separate families at the border, exceptions to criminal prosecutions of anyone crossing the border unlawfully were generally made for adults traveling with their minor children.
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The State Supreme Court ruled in January that Pennsylvania's House map was gerrymandered unlawfully and redrew congressional boundaries that may cause either candidate to run in a new district in November.
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Mueller is preparing to submit a report to U.S. Attorney General William Barr on his findings, including Russia's role in the election and whether Trump unlawfully sought to obstruct the probe.
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Angela Davis was unlawfully fired by the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1970 for her radical politics; Joyce Mitchell Cook was denied tenure at Howard University, a historically black institution.
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He won a judicial review in January last year over how that case was handled by the Scottish government when it conceded it had acted unlawfully in probing the harassment claims.
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The great number of aliens who cross unlawfully into the United States through the southern border consumes tremendous resources as the Government seeks to surveil, apprehend, screen, process, and detain them.
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"I acted not only unlawfully but immorally, and if I had done the right thing, I would not be standing before you today," he told Judge Denise L. Cote in Manhattan.
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Two of Apple's wholesalers, Tech Data and Ingram Micro, were fined 76 million euros ($85 million) and 63 million euros ($70 million) respectively, for unlawfully agreeing on prices, the authority said.
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Prosecutors have charged Practice Fusion with two felony counts for unlawfully accepting kickbacks and for conspiring with its opioid manufacturing client — the first such charges against an electronic health record vendor.
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In his report to Congress, for instance, Mr. Starr argued that Mr. Clinton had committed an impeachable offense by unlawfully invoking executive privilege to try to block witness testimony and documents.
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"I acted not only unlawfully but immorally, and if I had done the right thing, I would not be standing before you today," he said, crying as he addressed the judge.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday revived a lawsuit by Walgreen Co and Kroger Co accusing Johnson & Johnson of unlawfully restricting access to lower-cost "biosimilar" versions of its drug Remicade.
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In late 2019, the couple filed a lawsuit against the Mail and its parent company Associated Newspapers accusing them of unlawfully publishing a letter she wrote to her father, Thomas Markle.
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But to get a deal done, Prime Minister Boris Johnson must also sell any deal to the British parliament, which he suspended unlawfully last month and where he has no majority.
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In his op-ed, Napolitano wrote that, while the GAO found that Trump acted unlawfully, the question of whether he acted criminally — a higher standard — is still up in the air.
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Security forces in Papua have unlawfully killed at least 95 people in the eight years to 2018 with almost no accountability, rights group Amnesty International said in a report last year.
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The EEOC said the settlement followed an investigation into claims that UPS unlawfully refused to limit heavy lifting by pregnant workers between 2012 and 2014, before the company changed its policies.
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Jon Platt acted unlawfully when he took his daughter on a trip to Disney World in the United States in April 2015 against the wishes of her school, the court said.
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They said such "indiscriminate" and "gratuitous" use of force illegally targeted people protesting lawfully as well as unlawfully, and gave police officers "unbridled" and unconstitutional authority to suppress their free speech.
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Cohen, who will go to jail in May after he admitted lying to Congress and for tax and fraud offenses, was not charged with unlawfully acting as an unregistered foreign lobbyist.
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A lawsuit filed in January claimed that the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles had unlawfully targeted unauthorized immigrants by sending their names, photos, car registrations, and other personal information to ICE.
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Insurance giant American International Group has been hit with a racketeering lawsuit accusing it of unlawfully charging successful personal injury and workers' compensation claimants thousands of dollars in undisclosed brokers' commissions.
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In a statement, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission said CommInsure, through its agent, unlawfully sold life insurance policies known as 'Simple Life' over the telephone between October and December 2014.
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The case stemmed from a 2007 class action lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union that accused Arpaio of targeting and unlawfully detaining Latino residents suspected of being undocumented immigrants.
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Mueller, whose investigation already has led to criminal charges against Trump campaign aides including former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, is also looking into whether Trump unlawfully sought to obstruct the Russia investigation.
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The company will plead guilty to three charges — conspiracy to unlawfully export, obstruction of justice and making false statements to federal investigators, according to a plea agreement released by the Justice Department.
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In a 2009 ruling, the Atlantic City casino hotel was ordered to rewrite its employee handbook, after unlawfully reprimanding a labor-union representative who distributed a press statement about a workplace dispute.
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There, the government sought to apply retroactively its new rule that an immigrant who entered the country unlawfully had to wait 10 years before he or she could apply for lawful status.
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In that case, which was brought by the ACLU, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration had unlawfully revoked DACA protections for three undocumented immigrants from the state's Inland Empire area.
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The new version of the indictment also charges Assange with aiding and abetting Manning in obtaining national security information from the Defense Department without authorization, unlawfully receiving this information, and publishing it.
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Johnson's prorogation decision was challenged in court, and the UK's Supreme Court ruled that Johnson acted unlawfully because his intention was to frustrate and prevent Parliament from carrying out its constitutional duties.
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A United Nations panel which was considering a case by Julian Assange that he had been unlawfully detained by the UK and Sweden has ruled in his favour, the BBC has reported.
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Defendants can be charged with murder, assault, or unlawfully possessing firearms, and the Justice Department can invoke federal hate crime laws where there's clear evidence of a racist or otherwise prejudiced motive.
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Another company, privately held online publisher Medium, recently removed accounts belonging to far-right U.S. commentators including Mike Cernovich, who said on his Twitter account on Wednesday that Medium was acting unlawfully.
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In March, police took fresh steps to combat the issue, banning those who unlawfully overstay from re-entering the country, and the NBTC's proposal was seen as an extension of those efforts.
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In the case scheduled to be tried next month in Virginia federal court, Flynn's former lobbying business partners Bijan Rafiekian and Kamil Alptekin are accused of unlawfully lobbying on behalf of Turkey.
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In March, an ex-employee of Volkswagen's U.S. unit filed a complaint against the carmaker, claiming he had been unlawfully fired for flagging internally what he alleged was illegal deletion of data.
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What should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation, followed by the unlawful use of physical force, including being handcuffed and tased, and then unlawfully booked.
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The questions focused on allegations that Netanyahu and his family unlawfully took gifts and other favors from business figures in Israel and abroad, in breach of his position as a public official.
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" On Wednesday, Carlson filed a lawsuit against Ailes, alleging that he "has unlawfully retaliated against Carlson and sabotaged her career because she refused sexual advances and complained about severe pervasive sexual harassment.
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"Vaulin is charged with running today's most visited illegal file-sharing website, responsible for unlawfully distributing well over $1 billion of copyrighted materials," Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell said in a statement.
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A company that provides healthcare services in prisons around the country will pay $950,000 to settle the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's claims that it unlawfully fired workers who exhausted their medical leave.
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CARACAS, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Monday that the United States was unlawfully seeking to take U.S. oil refiner Citgo, a unit of Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA.
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Geils finally quit the band in 2012 and later sued his bandmates, claiming they were conspiring to tour without him and unlawfully using the band's trademarked name, according to Rolling Stone magazine.
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"After unlawfully attacking schools, markets, hospitals, weddings and homes over the last 85033 months, the Saudi-led coalition has now added a funeral to its ever-increasing list of abuses," Whitson said.
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In the new court documents, Moore's lawyers argue that Valle was on the property "unlawfully" at the time of his death and that any judgment should be reduced to reflect his responsibility.
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The indictment said Flippo and Toese were receiving the charges for "unlawfully, intentionally and knowingly, while being aided by each other, causing physical injury to another person," according to Oregon Public Broadcasting.
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"GHP and Catalist devised and executed a scheme to induce TargetSmart to disclose confidential and proprietary information and misuse that information to damage and/or unlawfully compete with TargetSmart," the lawsuit says.
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Epstein, a registered sex offender who once counted Trump and former President Bill Clinton as friends, pleaded guilty in 2008 to Florida state charges of unlawfully paying a teenage girl for sex.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A Chinese lawyer held for more than 16 months without trial is being unlawfully detained for his human rights work and should be released, a United Nations watchdog has said.
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In announcing the largely symbolic move, Pompeo said Gandarilla Bermejo was also responsible for "arbitrarily arresting and detaining thousands of Cuban citizens and unlawfully incarcerating more than 100 political prisoners in Cuba".
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There are villages in Uganda and across the world where mothers, fathers, siblings and grandparents are desperate to be reunited with the children who were unlawfully separated from them through international adoption.
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Robinson has been accused of conspiring with union leaders to "embezzle, steal, and unlawfully and willfully abstract" more than $1.5 million from the union for personal gain, according to a criminal filing.
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A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed Kaspersky Lab's two lawsuits alleging that the federal government and Congress acted unlawfully to ban products developed by the Russian-based cybersecurity firm over security concerns.
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Others said he should finish paying for a crime that, the indictment said, involved "unlawfully, wrongfully, fraudulently and violently" stealing $9 from a man, as well as the keys to his truck.
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Lawyers from both sides of Jacquees Boone's case questioned jurors after the shooting, and Shaul declared a mistrial, citing "manifest necessity," which in layman's terms means an event unlawfully influenced a juror.
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Uber Technologies Inc drivers in New York City on Wednesday hit the ride-hailing company with a lawsuit claiming it unlawfully deducted millions of dollars in fees from more than 96,000 drivers.
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