Sometimes, instead of faking warrants, detectives faked their way to real warrants.
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The answer: delayed-notice search warrants, better known as sneak-and-peek warrants.
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The warrants for runaways are often executed like traditional arrest warrants, with handcuffs and lockups.
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COPPER WARRANTS/SPREAD: One entity held more than 2019 percent of copper warrants on the LME.
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Thematic warrants allow surveillance warrants to be issued without specifying who or what the warrant is targeting.
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CU-STX-SGH ZN-STX-SGH WARRANTS: Underlining concerns of tight supply, one entity held 50-79 percent of LME copper warrants and one entity controlled 133-79 percent of LME zinc warrants.
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The police are serving eight arrest warrants and 12 search and seizure warrants in connection with the probe.
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The distinction is crucial: Arrest warrants are signed by a judge, whereas immigration warrants are signed by ICE officers.
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The bureau is having more warrants come back empty, sure, but that's because there are more warrants to serve.
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WARRANTS: A large holding of aluminum warrants, between 1.1 and 2210 percent, is fueling concern about supplies on the LME market.
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WARRANTS: A large holding of aluminium warrants, between 2155 and 21 percent, is fuelling concern about supplies on the LME market.
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Police served three prison warrants and 11 search and seizure warrants, the statement said, without specifying whether those applied to Bendine.
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WARRANTS: Traders are also concerned that a large holding of LME warrants — between 2911.50 and 227 percent — could exacerbate limited supply.
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The warrants are different from juvenile delinquency warrants, which are used to arrest minors who are wanted for breaking the law.
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In a statement, police said they served five arrest warrants, 22 search-and-seizure warrants and brought in six people for questioning.
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Garcia, 33, is wanted on three homicide warrants and unrelated misdemeanor warrants in Riverside and San Mateo counties, the sheriff's department said.
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Though runaway arrest warrants come by way of A.C.S., they are standard civil arrest warrants and are entered into the state's warrant database.
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The bill also calls for stronger search warrants and "modern warrants for the digital age," which could mean warrants that require companies to bypass encryption or use backdoors and other methods to provide government agencies easier access to on-device and cloud data.
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Tukwila police said on Facebook that ICE told the department that it's been entering administrative warrants into the database the same as criminal warrants.
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STOCKS/WARRANTS: Headline stocks in LME warehouses at 69,025 tonnes are close to decade lows and one entity holds between 80% and 163% of warrants.
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Sprint received 10,194 search warrants between January and June 2016 (its most recent reporting period), but does not disclose how often it complies with warrants.
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STOCKS/WARRANTS: Headline stocks in LME warehouses at 69,163 tonnes are close to decade lows and one entity holds between 80% and 89% of warrants.
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"Civil and administrative warrants do not authorize entry (say, to a dorm room) without consent, but criminal search or arrest warrants usually do," said Garcia.
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The committee is also uncomfortable with so-called thematic bulk warrants, asserting that "the current wording of the provisions for targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants is too broad" and recommending that the language of the bill "be amended so that targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants cannot be used as a way to issue thematic warrants concerning a very large number of people".
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The number of outstanding arrest warrants has declined sharply since late 2016, when authorities had 60 outstanding arrest warrants for 50 far-right suspects, Tagesspiegel reported.
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FBI agents wanted to use subpoenas and search warrants because they caught the Hillary team hiding things, but they never got those subpoenas and search warrants.
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Another had warrants for her arrest and was told that if she complied with him by exposing her body, he would make the warrants go away.
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Mr. Gonzalez's office will also automatically vacate 3,438 open marijuana warrants stemming from summonses and is encouraging people to come forward to have misdemeanor arrest warrants cleared.
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They argue that since they're civil law enforcement agencies without the power to obtain warrants, requiring warrants would block their investigations from getting emails and cloud data.
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In a statement, police said they were serving 11 arrest warrants, 28 search-and-seizure warrants and bringing in 12 people for questioning as part of the probe.
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Facebook argued that the warrants were overbroad, and that Vance went too far by prohibiting the Menlo Park, California-based company from telling users that the warrants existed.
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Writing for the appeals court, Judge Leslie Stein said it was up to targets of the warrants, not third parties such as Facebook, to challenge the warrants' validity.
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On Tuesday, the Guardian reported that the FBI sought surveillance warrants to monitor Trump associates' connections to Russia, although it's not clear whether the warrants applications were approved.
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Though ICE officers in those situations frequently present "administrative warrants" without judge's signatures, such "warrants" don't provide any legal means to enter a person's home without their consent.
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When he discovered that many of the raids had been made without warrants, or with warrants based on faulty information, he invalidated nearly three thousand of the arrests.
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The latest bombshell about the June 2016 meetings makes the prospect of warrants more likely and brings the timeline for potential warrants to an earlier time frame in 2016.
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The court backed the Belgian public prosecutor's case that the re-issued European warrants should have been backed up by new Spanish arrest warrants in order to be valid.
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One judge dissented: Judge Rowan D. Wilson, who argued that the federal law authorizing the warrants — the Stored Communications Act of 1986 — did not distinguish between warrants and subpoenas.
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The letter released Thursday by the court said the Justice Department, while not invalidating the first two warrants, is working to quarantine information collected under all four warrants targeting Page.
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RECEIVED 50 NOTES WITH NOMINAL VALUE OF EUR 10,000 EACH AND 75,187 WARRANTS ATTACHED * WARRANTS EXERCISE PRICE IS EUR 6.65 EACH Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg said warrants should be required for both blood tests and breath tests, while Justice Clarence Thomas said warrants aren't needed for either test.
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It pledged to hold off on issuing arrest warrants right away when defendants don't show up to court, and to recall already-issued warrants when defendants show they're trying to pay.
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Three Facebook users are challenging newly disclosed search warrants for their account information, arguing that the warrants are overbroad and would chill political activists from engaging in constitutionally protected speech online.
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Out of 14 immigration attorneys across the country contacted by CNN, none was previously aware of ICE supervisors asking officers to sign warrants for them or providing pre-signed blank warrants.
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Weinreb owns warrants to buy 2.4 million of shares and recently committed to buying $50 million of new warrants when he exercises or sells that amount when they expire in November.
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Because search warrants cannot be appealed, she said, the court did not need to rule on Facebook's central contention — that the warrants were so sweeping they amounted to an unconstitutional search.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL The problem is compounded by cancelled warrants — metal earmarked for delivery — at nearly 219 percent of total stocks and a large holding of copper warrants between 1.23 and 21.2 percent.
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There are concerns that allowing agents to seek warrants from any district would incentivize what's called "forum shopping," where investigators identify and reuse judges who are inclined to issue more invasive warrants.
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Federal police said they had three arrest warrants and 20 search warrants, and they were bringing three people in for questioning about bidding processes at the National Institute for Trauma and Orthopedics.
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As a practical matter, arresting people on summons warrants is not a high priority for the Police Department, but such warrants can prompt an arrest if someone is stopped for another reason.
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WARRANTS: On-warrant stocks of zinc available to the market in LME-registered warehouses have fallen by more than 2148 percent this year, with a small number of entities holding most warrants.
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If warrants were granted by independent courts and during the period when those warrants were in effect, Trump associates talked to Trump, those conversations would have been legally and appropriately swept in.
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And the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable search and seizure, requires ICE agents to obtain judicial warrants to enter schools, not just the administrative warrants they generally use to make public arrests.
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Christopher Allen, a spokesperson for the FBI, told Motherboard in an email that, "As a matter of practice the FBI narrowly tailors warrants, and we do not exceed the scope of those warrants."
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ANNOUNCES CASH TENDER OFFER FOR ITS WARRANTS * CONVERGEONE HOLDINGS - CASH TENDER OFFER TO PURCHASE UP TO 8.9 MILLION OF ITS OUTSTANDING WARRANTS AT $0.95 PER WARRANT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Upcoming changes to the rules around search and seizures will mean US magistrate judges—federal judges who review search warrants in criminal cases—could approve warrants for hacking outside of their own district.
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"We still have no idea what's going on," he told The A.P. Material witness warrants, unlike search or arrest warrants, are not generally issued for people under criminal investigation or accused of crimes.
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Even in countries that have issued warrants, trials are unlikely.
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Vale acknowledged the warrants on Tuesday without offering further details.
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They perform duties such as serving warrants and transporting prisoners.
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Roberts in his opinion said going forward, warrants are needed.
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This warrants additional evaluation over time at the national level.
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Because surely that warrants an extra couple of criminal charges.
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A court source confirmed the issue of the arrest warrants.
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The Brothers and their associates faced the European arrest warrants.
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When a legal opening arose, Mr Hutchinson issued his warrants.
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Rousseff has denied committing any crime that warrants impeachment charges.
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Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency that warrants a 911 call.
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Or is it a creative expression that warrants copyright protection?
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Welcoming a child into your life warrants a major celebration.
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On July 20, Mueller finally rescinded the warrants to Facebook.
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Still, other biologists warn that seahorse evolution warrants further investigation.
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Ankara said reports of the arrest warrants "crossed the line".
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One dominant holder controls between 21.7% and 22% of warrants.
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Security forces may raid premises without warrants and seize property.
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It is, in the end, an event that warrants recording.
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One entity holds between 50 and 79 percent of warrants.
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Both warrants were returned as executed, according to court records.
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All were detained on existing warrants related to other matters.
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And a separate state statute bars search warrants against journalists.
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Judges later overturned at least three of those search warrants.
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You have to get warrants, and all this takes time.
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Warrants are ownership documents for metals stored in exchange warehouses.
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So this Malinois warrants decoration while "a dog" gets derision?
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But principled does not mean unchangeable when the evidence warrants.
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Officials are currently working on securing arrest warrants for them.
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Explain the FISA court and how FISA warrants are obtained.
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There is no compelling state interest that warrants such coercion.
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There are only around 800 outfits holding royal warrants today.
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Horowitz began his investigation of the FISA warrants in March.
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"It warrants a strong response," he said during the hearing.
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Twenty search warrants across three states have also been served.
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Authorities recently obtained search warrants to dig up the remains.
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Dozens of men were taken into custody, often without warrants.
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What has Mr. Trump done that warrants this extraordinary sabotage?
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It's the gigantic stack in the middle that warrants discussion.
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A relationship that's dangerously unhealthy, though, warrants more forceful involvement.
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The warrants "concern investigations that remain ongoing," the filing says.
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Such blatant abuse of dangerous technology warrants another international investigation.
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The Daily Beast first reported on Wednesday on the warrants.
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Those warrants are unavailable to them in purely civil cases.
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The FISA court ultimately approved all four warrants against Page.
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Supervisors weren't always around when warrants needed to be signed.
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Who else would known about these FISA applications and warrants?
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He finds that it was essential to seeking FISA warrants.
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Lozoya was facing arrest warrants in Mexico over corruption charges.
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On August 27, search warrants were executed at Martin's home.
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Unpaid tickets lead to arrest warrants and time in jail.
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I don't do search warrants right after the CI bought.
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You have this whole issue of search warrants with phones.
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Both cases involved warrants issued under the Stored Communications Act, a Both cases involved warrants issued under the Stored Communications Act, a 1986 federal law that many technology companies and privacy advocates consider outdated.
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The federal government has controlled both Fannie and Freddie since 2008 and the U.S. Treasury has warrants that give it the right to a 79.9 percent ownership stake but has not exercised those warrants.
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So for six of the people in the United States known to be targeted by foreign surveillance warrants in the past, those warrants became public only after FBI had decided they were not spies.
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The new law would create a system for providers to challenge all warrants based on international comity concerns, but would clarify that the U.S. could seek warrants that would be valid pending any review.
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WASHINGTON — The police must obtain warrants to test the blood of motorists arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday, but no warrants are needed to conduct a breath test.
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Police in the southern state of Parana were serving eight arrest warrants and 12 search and seizure warrants in connection with the probe in the city of Curitiba, the state capital, according to police.
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While Mr. Trump 'thinks about' the FBI conduct with regard to the above-referenced warrants, I would also hope he thinks about the five Houston Police Department employees recently injured while effecting warrants in Houston.
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WARRANTS: Copper has also been helped by worries about a tight LME market as cancelled warrants - metal earmarked for delivery from LME registered warehouses - at 22,0.23 tonnes make up nearly 20.2 percent of total stocks.
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MPBSTX-TOTAL CANCELLED WARRANTS: Cancelled warrants — material already earmarked for delivery and so not available to the market — at nearly 21 percent of total stocks are adding to worries about tight supplies on the LME.
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Interpol is a dry and boring place where warrants are collected.
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The Associated Press first reported the contents of the search warrants.
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Previously such warrants could only be used within a judge's jurisdiction.
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The woman was later booked on those warrants, according to police.
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Buffett: 24 on Goldman and GE. We got some warrants there.
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Tuesday without notifying dispatch and determined she had outstanding arrest warrants.
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Arrest warrants have been issued for Mr. Daleiden and Ms. Merritt.
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Neither of these transactions warrants human conversation in the real world.
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The plot of the video itself warrants a fourth re-watch.
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Even proponents of the technology agree that it warrants more research.
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I don't think that alone warrants a multi-million dollar lawsuit.
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"We believe this egregious behavior warrants a thorough investigation," they wrote.
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If we feel that the material warrants it, we'll do it.
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Eleven nominations certainly warrants a performance – and Beyoncé did not disappoint.
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On May 11, police served two warrants on addresses in Hartford.
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TMZ broke the story ... cops have arrest warrants for 2 others.
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Both men had been sought for years on European arrest warrants.
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They can also sell those warrants, which may provide additional value.
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This short novel warrants multiple readings to fully unlock its complexities.
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It said international arrest warrants for the four have been issued.
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"Definitely warrants a new selfie movement in India," many people thought.
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But the affidavits written to request the search warrants remain sealed.
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The Goldman investment also included cashless warrants to buy common stock.
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None of this is to argue he warrants a special commendation.
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"The presence of ADHD among young drivers warrants concern," Power said.
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Amazon is Atlas' largest customer, owning 20% of Atlas' stock warrants.
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Blackstone supplemented its equity in Refinitiv with warrants and preferred shares.
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Search warrants were served at both locations without incident, he said.
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Members of the ICC are obliged to act on arrest warrants.
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Even after arrest warrants are issued, some police still escape justice.
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And the dates and volume of warrants reveal an investigation's direction.
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Agents filed search warrants in December for the suspect's bank accounts.
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The search warrants related to the raid have remained under seal.
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One of the companies named in the search warrants — Bassington Ltd.
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In some of these situations, sometimes we're able to get warrants.
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In Louisiana, cyberbullying is criminalized and warrants fines or jail time.
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He also is asking the judge to revoke the search warrants.
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Once they returned with search warrants, they combed through the trailer.
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"Sex offenders don't necessarily have outstanding warrants," one critic pointed out.
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They obtained the warrants after receiving a referral from Mueller's office.
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Arrest warrants for dozens of others were issued earlier this week.
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If a communication could go seriously wrong, it warrants a conversation.
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And investigators executed warrants against modern iPhones, not just older models.
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At the very least, this topic warrants more thorough empirical work.
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The warrants are a first step in seeking the pair's extradition.
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Why are SWAT teams almost entirely occupied with executing search warrants?
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In return it took warrants representing 80% of their common stock.
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Today, it holds two warrants; Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles.
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The firm holds two royal warrants: Prince Philip and Prince Charles.
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And the Bay Area's housing crisis, he argued, warrants an alarm.
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Each financial situation is complex and warrants an agile consumer response.
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Authorities said Sunday that they were drafting murder warrants against Reinking.
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The 2 others are being sought on warrants for their arrest.
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Generally, these warrants are never intended for use in criminal courts.
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Rosenstein's role in renewing the FISA warrants has sparked Trump's ire.
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It deputizes police officers to serve ICE warrants at county facilities.
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Contractors now offer to help police looking to use the warrants.
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"Those are not warrants of arrest, sir," MacCormack tells an officer.
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It argues that proper procedures were followed in obtaining FISA warrants.
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It said international arrest warrants for the four had been issued.
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Police could also avoid obtaining warrants in emergency situations, Roberts added.
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The charges for the outstanding warrants have not yet been revealed.
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FISA allows secret courts to issue surveillance warrants for non-Americans.
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ICE's Homeland Security Investigations agents served criminal arrest warrants on 17 individuals and search warrants on multiple farms, restaurants, stores, and factories stretching from Minnesota to Nebraska on Wednesday, according to a statement from the agency.
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The Committee was told that so-called "targeted" hacking warrants were so broad, that they could be used to gather information on an entire foreign intelligence agency, raising concerns about what "bulk" warrants are designed for.
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Police have arrested two suspects, Yusufu Mieraili and Adem Karadag, and have issued arrest warrants for 15 others, eight of whom are thought to be either Turkish or in Turkey, according to warrants and police statements.
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Unlike search or arrest warrants, which are generally issued to people under investigation or accused of crimes, material witness warrants are usually handed out to those who are merely in possession of information the authorities want.
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These worries are due to two companies holding large amounts of nickel warrants <2550#LME-WHL>, historically low stocks below 160,000 tonnes and cancelled warrants - metal earmarked for delivery - at 55% of the total MNISTX-TOTAL.
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PAINTER: I don&apost -- you know, if Carter Page was meeting with Russian agents, that&aposs what they believed when they asked for the warrants, the FISA warrants, and they went before a judge to get those.
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As a result, the warrants authorized by the statute are much like ordinary search warrants that can be executed only in the United States because American courts do not have the authority to authorize a search abroad.
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The worries are due to two companies holding large amounts of nickel warrants <0#LME-WHL>, historically low stocks below 160,000 tonnes and cancelled warrants - metal earmarked for delivery - at nearly 60% of the total .
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He then remained under surveillance with three renewals of secret warrants, even though the FBI was told repeatedly that Page was working with the CIA and that the dossier used to obtain those warrants was considered unsupported.
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A certain degree of progress has been made which warrants another discussion.
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The dossier was unverified, and yet it was used to obtain warrants.
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There are also warrants out for his arrest in his native Michigan.
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They also secretly obtained search warrants on several of his email accounts.
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WARREN BUFFETT: 2200 on Goldman and GE. We got some warrants there.
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But warrants do not have to prove charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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We'll send a special edition of this newsletter Sunday if news warrants.
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Officials obtained warrants for the arrest of Lee Jr. following the investigations.
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Warrants were issued for each defendant with a bond amount of $10,000.
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Rosenstein signed off on the warrants, according to the New York Times.
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President Barack Obama is being updated as the situation warrants, PEOPLE confirmed.
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Police had detention warrants for 83 people at the court, Anadolu reported.
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I think his perspective on Black women warrants criticism, but not cancellation.
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Police say they have also issued arrest warrants for three PRO10 executives.
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Why not run it against state databases of people with outstanding warrants?
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The court issued international arrest warrants as the first step toward extradition.
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Three search warrants have been obtained in the investigation, the Times reports.
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Police were asking for assistance in executing the arrest warrants, it added.
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The false FISA warrants were obtained through lying to the FISA court.
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They understand parts of it, like due process, warrants, subpoenas, probable cause.
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Pittman also has a number of outstanding warrants, online court documents show.
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The ICC didn't issue its first arrest warrants until a decade later.
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The FBI has filed warrants with Apple for information from the phone.
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They were eradicating fields without search warrants and just stealing the bud.
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Law enforcement agencies were permitted to freely access the data without warrants.
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Rodriguez was charged with child endangerment, impersonation an officer and outstanding warrants.
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Warrants would have been canceled at ISTIM's London office by Glencore's brokers.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are barred from eavesdropping on Americans' communications without warrants.
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Due to past deals, Time Warner exercised 100.9 million warrants in April.
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Do they ask for warrants, or do they provide footage upon request?
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Uber's route to the public markets warrants a detour in Southeast Asia.
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Salcido and Janiak both had felony warrants after a burglary last year.
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The commissioners need a reserve power to weigh warrants on their merits.
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The manual even offers a template for search warrants requesting the data.
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The ten members for whom police issued warrants are charged with hazing.
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Police have issued warrants for 17 people in connection with the attack.
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Police issued warrants to arrest four others, while one was arrested earlier.
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EPIC is seeking the release of all FISA warrants for Trump Tower.
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Evidence pertinent to the investigation was obtained via the search warrants executed.
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Technology companies, however, will be allowed to notify their customers about warrants.
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"This was an unprecedented crisis that warrants an unprecedented response," she said.
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The FBI, however, was executing court-approved warrants in conducting the searches.
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The identities of the subjects of the warrants were not immediately available.
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That's unsettling for U.S. partners and adversaries alike, and warrants closer examination.
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One of those warrants was issued before Manafort joined the Trump campaign.
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For fashion writer and frequent adventurer Camille Charrière, packing hardly warrants stress.
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For techno historians and enthusiasts, this treasure trove warrants an ample perusal.
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And the priceless expression on her face definitely warrants a new Kimoji.
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Nikolai's family receive a call from the Swiss police regarding outstanding warrants.
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That suggests that once the warrants were issued, they revealed important evidence.
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European arrest warrants introduced in 2004 have expedited the process even further.
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In 2016, the number of approved warrants dipped even further, to 20173.
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The investigation is continuing, and the warrants only reflect its early stages.
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After a magistrate issued warrants, Schmitt turned himself into police August 12.
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The authorities issued domestic and European arrest warrants for the two men.
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Warrants can also make it difficult to find jobs or get apartments.
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The wide-ranging societal impact of A.I. in particular warrants government involvement.
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And there are nearly 500 outstanding arrest warrants for far-right extremists.
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The arrest warrants, confirmed by the attorney general's office, came after Gen.
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But as the fight drags on, so does the lag in warrants.
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"The DEA, the FBI, the ATF — they get warrants right?" he said.
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It "warrants experimentation in a broad array of contests," the report said.
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Horowitz found no evidence the FBI sought warrants for Manafort or Flynn.
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That warrants a cautious approach until the campaigns' battleground strategies become clearer.
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A media coalition, including CNN, had asked to unseal the Stone warrants.
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These companies also sell the data to the government — no warrants needed.
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We believe that AMZN warrants long-term accumulation in most equity accounts.
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Judges refuse to issue arrest warrants, or order the release of suspects.
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I don't necessarily think it warrants that, but it's up to you.
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Investigators claim Russell neglected at least 135 documents related to search warrants.
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All 14 said they believed such practices may make the warrants invalid.
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The President -- Obama or anyone else -- doesn't issue or approve FISA warrants.
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Forget about justice: Solving the mystery meant signing their own death warrants.
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And if I'm being snarky, well, Moore of all people warrants it.
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Twitter has in the past complied with warrants to reveal user identities.
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Privacy advocates are also concerned about federal officials shopping for favorable judges to grant their warrants, about judges not fully understanding the implications of warrants, and about U.S. law enforcement unknowingly accessing computers abroad outside of their jurisdiction.
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In Pakistan, "bailable arrest warrants" often act as a warning to deter absences from court, but a judge can later issue non-bailable warrants that are more serious and could see Sharif arrested when he returns to Pakistan.
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During the reading, May was also asked by Conservative MP David Davis how long she personally spends reviewing each of the circa 2,500 warrants she is asked to review each year — aka some 10 warrants per working day.
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Four warrants for possession of child pornography and three warrants for possession of child pornography with intent to distribute were obtained against Mr. Stallworth, who was released on bond and then arrested again on Tuesday, Sergeant Williams said.
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Another controversy that broke out in December 2005 stemmed from the revelation that Mr. Bush had authorized the National Security Agency to wiretap Americans' international phone calls and emails without warrants, despite a 1978 law that required warrants.
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"We recognise the value of thematic warrants but consider that the wording of the clauses concerning the subject matter of targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants is too broadly drafted," it writes in a summary of its report.
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"It's terrible but it is the predictable consequence of this blind willingness to hand people over to ICE without looking," she said, noting that ICE utilizes "administrative" warrants and not warrants signed by judges to request and hold individuals.
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Federal judges will likely be asked to decide how and when to release the mostly still-confidential 500 search warrants, almost 300 warrants for electronic data and 13 requests to foreign government Barr said Mueller used to gather evidence.
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Educational VR innovators must convince them that the windfall warrants the upfront investment.
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Requiring search warrants will not impose a big burden on law enforcement agencies.
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An April raid executed 125 search warrants for 596 businesses across the country.
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Federal sentencing guidelines suggest Flynn's crime warrants from zero to six months incarceration.
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Arrest warrants have been issued for three people, including an Ecuadorean, Ortega said.
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The search warrants remain sealed by order of the Shasta County Superior Court.
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The woman was stopped and booked on three outstanding misdemeanor warrants, police said.
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Detention warrants were issued for the dismissed judges and prosecutors, Turkish TV said.
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In 2016, APD has executed less than 10 such warrants, according to Turner.
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Oath also gets warrants to purchase up to $14 million worth of stock.
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The Justice Department recently sought warrants for user accounts related to inauguration protests.
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Microsoft has sued the Justice Department over gag orders attached to search warrants.
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Three years later, the D.E.A. tracked them down in Roxboro — with arrest warrants.
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Afterward, the warrants allege, he removed her body to cover up his crime.
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They said it was waiting for the court to approve their arrest warrants.
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It will also get warrants allowing it to eventually acquire another 2 percent.
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Nearly 50,000 growers have arrest warrants hanging over their heads, says Mr Blickman.
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Applications for FISA warrants are highly secretive because they contain extensive intelligence information.
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There's issues with respect to warrants that were not valid for various reasons.
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This will likely trigger warrants for their arrest and petitions for their extradition.
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Another man in the house, Billy Nevels, was arrested on outstanding misdemeanor warrants.
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It produced some data in response to over 85 percent of those warrants.
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Ultimately, Biros uses her own judgment to decide whether a case warrants compensation.
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It is so inclusive and warrants you to be the superhero you are!
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This isn't the first time authorities have issued warrants to access location data.
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And are we going to spy and get FISA warrants on every campaign?
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The other built-in feature that warrants a quick mention is music playback.
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For that reason, they want to keep search warrants in the case confidential.
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From Software Licenses to Warrants The Department of Justice's argument isn't exactly meritless.
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I -- you see what we learned about the FISA warrants on Saturday night.
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That said, there are arrest warrants out for him, as well as Kovtun.
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Federal immigration detainer requests do not constitute orders or warrants, Malloy's memo says.
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It also received 90 search warrants, 30 emergency requests, and 0003 court orders.
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These warrants do not grant ICE access to private places in your workplace.
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Johnson had outstanding warrants for assault at the time of the alleged attack.
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Investigators sought search warrants and started their surveillance of Christensen on June 16.
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Behind these top-level numbers, however, the strategic maneuvering warrants a deeper look.
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But eventually, I realized that not every text warrants an outburst of punctuation.
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"If we feel that the material warrants it, we'll do it," Kelley said.
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Even for regular civilians, such a drastic change warrants some social media comments.
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NSLs are like national security warrants that don't require the same evidentiary burden.
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In the case of Microsoft, the search warrants included court orders compelling secrecy.
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What about the clearances of members of the judiciary who approve FISA warrants?
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The Justice Department late Saturday released documents related to surveillance warrants on Page.
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Restructured as 3.68m shares and 2.2m prefunded warrants from 5m shares at launch.
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Arrest warrants have been issued against two individuals, state news agency Xinhua said.
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"There's probably 100,000 warrants in the city of New York now," Wexler said.
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Warrants are based on probable case and subject to other Fourth Amendment restrictions.
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This warrants concern, given that most people face prolonged daily exposure, she said.
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Officers confirmed there were no active warrants for Kelly's arrest and they left.
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Green didn't directly reference Pelosi but declared that such a crisis warrants impeachment.
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Such surveillance warrants hardly ever rest on a single piece of information, however.
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Panetta pointed out that such warrants rarely hinge on one piece of evidence.
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Exxon's "project queue warrants investment, and should lead to superior returns," he said.
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Fixed income, securities, metals, mutual funds, warrants and other transactions also suspended trading.
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It said national and European arrest warrants have been issued in his name.
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Details will be provided as they become available and as the situation warrants.
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Needless to say, it's a curious phenomenon, and one that warrants some explanation.
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All of which is fucking dreadful, frankly, and warrants fan unrest – Arsenal style.
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He also put in place an amnesty program for people with outstanding warrants.
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Any child who tests high warrants a public health response, the CDC says.
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But he emphasized that the government had broad leeway in seeking FISA warrants.
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Arrest warrants were issued for 11 suspects, eight of whom are in custody.
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"FISA warrants should not be issued against Americans," Paul said on Thursday afternoon.
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Federal authorities are seeking search warrants to find explosive devices at two residences.
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Since its inception, the company has served 18203 monarchs with continuous royal warrants.
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But search warrants show how a case against her estranged husband was built.
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The authorities were seeking search warrants for Ms. Roemhild's vehicle, Sheriff Bradshaw said.
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Ameen was the subject of three prior warrants in Iraq, the documents say.
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It does not include warrants for law enforcement to mine data from devices.
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The warrants sought documents related to Mr. Cohen's business associates, among other things.
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The financial maneuvering has continued even after the federal search warrants were executed.
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Agree or disagree, this is not the kind of provocation that warrants dismissal.
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Detectives ultimately determined the blood belonged to Ms. Dulos, according to arrest warrants.
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He provided information that was used in more than a dozen search warrants.
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The county had multiple previous altercations with Brown while serving warrants, Ramsey said.
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The four-page memo accused the DOJ of obtaining surveillance warrants on Page.
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On Wednesday Horowitz criticized the application process for the FISA warrants on Page.
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For example, he questioned if having a large security detail warrants someone's firing.
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Three more were jailed on temporary warrants and nine were picked for questioning.
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What is his crime, and do you think his offense warrants a deportation?
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That would have enabled SoftBank's warrants to be repriced to the IPO price.
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On Monday, officers executed search warrants and arrested four defendants, including Anthony Zottola.
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I think anything that warrants a picture postcard classifies as camp to me.
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And she thinks Whitaker's position on the company's advisory board warrants an investigation.
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Well, that makes it sound more moody and serious than the situation warrants.
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The FBI had served two warrants onto Riseup, which the service complied with.
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A number of experts have criticized hacking warrants as granting unnecessarily broad powers.
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On the safeguards front the government legislated for what it claimed was a "double lock" authorization process for interception warrants — which loops in the judiciary to signing off intercept warrants for the first time in the U.K., along with senior ministers.
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In interviews, prosecutors noted that people with very old warrants had generally stayed out of trouble: Had their names been run through a warrants database during a police stop, they would most likely have been brought to court on the warrant.
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According to National ICE Council President Chris Crane, who is also an ICE deportation officer, some supervisors handled that by telling officers to sign warrants themselves or by pre-signing blank warrants, which undermined the intent of requiring higher-level scrutiny.
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Anadolu said the detention warrants were aimed at the media branch of Gulen's network.
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We therefore recommend that Class Bulk Personal Dataset warrants are removed from the legislation.
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Warrants were also issued for the arrest of Mr. Skornicki and an Odebrecht executive.
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But I think my new job and the canceling of class warrants a treat!
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Search warrants were also carried out at the company's two other locations in Ohio.
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Both rounds of surveillance receive approval from the secret court that oversees FISA warrants.
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As it turns out, Morris had warrants in October, but they had been settled.
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The warrants pertained to a June 3 incident in Hernando, MIssissippi, the bureau said.
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A U.S. Marshals Service spokesman declined to specify the nature of the felony warrants.
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This, however, assumes warrants are themselves distributed "fairly" or should always trigger police intervention.
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Now that the vote is over, do you think this still warrants an investigation?
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The company also issued warrants to buy 4.4 million shares at 11 shekels each.
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At the time, warrants were also issued for Lacey and co-founder James Larkin.
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"Warrants of arrest for both of them were issued by the Court," Singh said.
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But it warrants further investigation because, again, … this is part of the broader pattern.
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In New York, for example, there are dozens of tax warrants against Trump businesses.
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The deal also includes warrants to buy 80 million shares of Occidental common stock.
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So what makes a barbershop so unique that it warrants its own software platform?
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Rather it can use so-called "thematic warrants" to authorize hacking activities in bulk.
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He said she had sought to help get Interpol warrants against five Iranians lifted.
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The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation executed warrants for Stephen's homes, vehicles and person.
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TechCrunch has learned that some investors were offered warrants and additional incentives to participate.
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Most people held on U.S. warrants are extradited quickly, he said in an interview.
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They will also carry out search warrants in an effort to compile further evidence.
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But according to arrest warrants obtained by PEOPLE, things went disastrously wrong last month.
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"Evans had at least two outstanding warrants in two states," the Facebook post continues.
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Court approval isn't required under Chinese law and police can issue and execute warrants.
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The initial watchlist of 30,000 securities includes any related structured products, options or warrants.
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They were armed with search warrants targeting its 82-year-old owner, Charles Schultz.
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Cancelled warrants - metal earmarked for delivery and no longer available - stand at 20.5 percent.
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In the world where social media reigns, though, one public appearance warrants a relationship.
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A phenomenon as thoroughly epic as this sprawling magnetosphere clearly warrants its own instrument.
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Police detained several people from the apartment complex after serving search warrants Tuesday morning.
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A court authorized the warrants Monday and they are being served Tuesday, she said.
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He had multiple warrants for sex-related crimes out for his arrest in Denver.
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They ensure there is collateral on the loan, they insist on warrants and covenants.
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The warrants allege that Smith engaged in sex with a girl who was 14.
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The woman does not have any outstanding state warrants, Bernal told the Washington Post.
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Mr. Trump's advisers have considered the search warrants against Mr. Cohen as extensive overreach.
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Chicago police issued first-degree murder arrest warrants for the pair on August 2.
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They would also like their warrants to have more legal force in foreign eyes.
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Proof of crime is not necessary in order to obtain one of these warrants.
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But there is no consensus within the bank on whether that warrants prompt action.
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It also banned individuals from entering the United Kingdom, and allowed arrests without warrants.
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The officer then learned Williams had two outstanding traffic warrants and he was arrested.
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HANNITY: How do you respond to the characterization of you in the FISA warrants?
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Police tweeted that they'd issued search warrants targeting storefront cannabis dispensaries under Project Claudia.
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Spain has issued at least two international arrest warrants for members of the group.
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It's a shocking statistic that certainly warrants an attention-grabbing stunt of this nature.
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We're told a Hall County judge issued arrest warrants after the charges were filed.
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Arrest warrants issued Friday provided few details in the case against the former lawmakers.
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The use of the warrants has been steadily on the rise, the data showed.
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Any deviation from my scripted trajectory warrants a worried phone call or text message.
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Court approval isn't required under Chinese law and police can issue and execute warrants.
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Arrest warrants were issued for 89 journalists on suspicion of links to the Gulenists.
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But Apple said those warrants were basically the government asking for a technical service.
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About half the suspects targeted by the warrants lived outside Italy, the statement said.
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The House Judiciary Committee will take on the issue of cross-border data warrants.
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He turned himself in to the police after warrants were issued for his arrest.
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With Friday's court decision, arrest warrants for the four Israeli defendants have been lifted.
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Search warrants were obtained for each of the raids, according to the prosecutors' filing.
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Both sites publish transparency reports with information about subpoenas and search warrants they receive.
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For Iran's Basij, or morality police, it's a crime that warrants a violent response.
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However one might respond to the first group, the second warrants a word here.
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Or what if — less imaginably — Trump doesn't say or do anything that warrants that?
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The warrants were served at Fresh Mark's facilities in Salem, Massillon and Canton, Ohio.
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These stock warrants have not been exercised, though Atlas issued them to Amazon as.
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Proponents say a healthy and growing economy warrants a steady "normalization" of monetary policy.
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They asked why she was there and if she had any warrants, Martin said.
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"There will be more warrants for others involved," he added, as the investigation continues.
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And those who signed the FISA warrants — including Rosenstein — have serious questions to answer.
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To others, the unexpected ascendency of Donald J. Trump to the presidency warrants action.
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So there's something different about the United States, which I think warrants further examination.
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In some cases, search warrants may be required to cease evidence from people's residences.
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Thematic warrants have been targeted by committee members involved in scrutinizing the IP bill.
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Authorities have said Ator had no active warrants at the time of the shooting.
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In November, Mr. Tomko was arrested in Illinois on outstanding warrants in Virginia Beach.
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Ator had a criminal record, but there were no open warrants for his arrest.
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I understand that he was founding holding him, but this clearly warrants more investigation.
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This is a remarkable achievement that has never received the attention it warrants. 5.
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Yet the prosecutor has shown perseverance by issuing two additional arrest warrants this year.
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The city is getting arrest warrants for children who run away from foster care.
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That's not to say that Bush or McCain, even in death, warrants only tributes.
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Warrants for his arrest were issued on charges of corruption, bribery and even rape.
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Should they get search warrants for your house, if your spouse doesn't show up?
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The district attorney's office declined to comment on the evidence underpinning the search warrants.
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Our sources say all of the warrants he was arrested on were firearm related.
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Mr. Witmer-Rich has published several law review articles about delayed-notice search warrants.
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Prosecutors will have to use diplomatic channels to seek enforcement of their warrants overseas.
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That way, listeners aren't confused when there's an actual emergency that warrants the alert.
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Warrants for their arrests were issued Tuesday, according to records from the court clerk.
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The documentation for three of those warrants has no redactions, according to Thursday's filing.
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JPM, CITI, STFL, WF. Includes pre-funded warrants to purchase up to 1.1m shares.
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It feels like a placeholder for the major museum retrospective that her career warrants.
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Of that total all but 350 tonnes was in the form of canceled warrants.
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What we know: A series of search warrants were executed against Cohen on Monday.
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But Barón's main concern isn't the blurred lines between the criminal and administrative warrants.
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"Withdrawing the European arrest warrants demonstrates the immense weakness of this case," Puigdemont tweeted.
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The FBI was interested in obtaining surveillance warrants for Papadopoulos, but ultimately did not.
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Mr. Trump and Republican allies have said the warrants were sought under false pretenses.
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Mr. Rosenstein also approved the decision to get search warrants for Mr. Cohen's files.
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They issued arrest warrants for the officials and accused them of stealing the information.
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The dismissals affected a sizable share of the 1.6 million outstanding summons warrants citywide.
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Vallow and Daybell have not been charged and no arrest warrants have been issued.
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He said that police had issued warrants for capital murder against all three men.
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Notably, probable cause itself is relatively easy to establish and warrants are rarely denied.
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Occidental granted Buffett warrants to purchase up to 80 million shares of common stock.
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"We believe that AMZN warrants long-term accumulation in most equity accounts," he said.
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But he also faces certain impeachment, because what he did warrants no other choice.
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The scale of this epidemic warrants national and local investigations into its root causes.
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Without question, the escalating North Korean missile threat is dire and warrants precisely that.
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Microsoft had argued that under the Stored Communications Act (SCA), warrants have territorial limits.
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Surely this warrants a detour from the unpaved trail that we've been stumbling down.
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Arrest warrants listed his home as New Zion, an unincorporated community in Clarendon County.
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Of that total all but 350 tonnes was in the form of cancelled warrants.
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Police also issued arrest warrants for three executives of Dublin-based PRO10 Sports Management.
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Syed's current attorney, C. Justin Brown, argued that error alone warrants a new trial.
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SoftBank now has multiple investments in WeWork, including equity positions, warrants and joint ventures.
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Our sources say no arrests have been made, nor have any warrants been issued.
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He said some warrants had been issued for suspects in the recent drive-bys.
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The companies said they planned to offer faster speeds if demand warrants doing so.
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The case — known formally as In Re 381 Search Warrants Directed to Facebook Inc.
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She also said there was enough evidence of fraud to justify the mass warrants.
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They also say they arrested hundreds of potential criminals who had warrants against them.
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Arrest warrants were issued against the five who have left Malaysia, Mohamad Fuzi said.
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It is therefore usually practically impossible for most defendants to challenge flawed search warrants.
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A number of warrants have focused on forcing suspects to place their finger onto an iPhone, and, as Forbes noted in its recent report, some warrants now include boilerplate language that would cover unlocking a device with a person's face as well.
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Advocates argue that ICE warrants aren't the same as the warrants other law enforcement agencies get judges to approve in court, because they aren't reviewed by an independent body and don't give agents authority to conduct searches inside homes or vehicles without consent.
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Search warrants also unsealed on Tuesday indicate that investigators wanted to learn more about Cohen's contact with foreign entities, with warrants for his email accounts requesting that any communications or documents about or shared with foreign contacts be turned over to law enforcement.
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Facebook said it wants to notify three users about the search warrants seeking their communications and information and also give those users an opportunity to object to the warrants, according to a filing in a Washington, D.C., appeals court seen by Reuters.
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Warrants are reportedly out for the man featured in a Vice News video about the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. The Albemarle County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office has issued four warrants for the arrest of Christopher Cantwell, according to The New York Times.
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What has changed so drastically in two years that warrants a complete and total reversal?
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Berkshire would also get warrants to purchase up to 80 million shares of common stock.
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By 1988, after years of appealing these warrants, it seemed that Bundy's time was imminent.
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Kaiser said Lange had several warrants out for her arrest, according to the Associated Press.
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The complaint states detectives with search warrants found electronic devices in Hoeltzel's Ann Arbor home.
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Was that information then fed inappropriately to the Pfizer court in order to obtain warrants?
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Warrants have been issued for their arrest, according to a lawyer who formerly represented them.
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The 20 terrifying minutes of Alien: Covenant that screened warrants a bit more discussion, however.
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"2009 was our first year, according to the court records and arrest warrants," he quips.
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It also alleges that Jupiter police unlawfully obtained the warrants allowing them to install cameras.
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A marriage proposal isn't the only major life event that warrants a cheesy photo shoot.
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If there's some coordinated policy, that is extremely concerning and warrants some sort of action.
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Firstly, Evernote, like every other tech company, has to comply with warrants from law enforcement.
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Those programs were linked to secret warrants issued by the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Arrest warrants have been issued for nine people involved in the tours as of Oct.
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Valencia's older brother, Felipe, then threw Valencia's bags off the back porch, the warrants said.
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Officers will only be permitted to wear cameras while executing search warrants and some arrests.
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Police have restricted Lathem's passport and Warren's visa, and arrest warrants were out for them.
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Of these, three-quarters were obtained by court order, and the final quarter via warrants.
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Arrest warrants say he was stabbed and sliced to death and suffered "severely disfiguring" wounds.
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The blood and the sunglasses were later revealed to contain Worley's DNA, search warrants show.
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The names of the suspects are expected to be released Sunday after warrants are issued.
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He said it's unusual for a court to draw misdemeanor warrants during a felony investigation.
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Further information and testing is pending on items located during the execution of these warrants.
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In a somewhat similar case, Microsoft is challenging the constitutionality of gag orders accompanying warrants.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Singapore authorities had previously issued arrest warrants for him.
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In addition to being arrested for vandalism, he was booked on 2 outstanding traffic warrants.
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If they made any mistakes, they were "forced to chug hard liquor," the warrants allege.
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The FISC claimed in a response to EFF that "no responsive applications" for warrants exist.
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I never saw him again, as he was extradited to another state for outstanding warrants.
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There are few penalties for breaking what rules do exist around obtaining warrants in China.
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Prosecutors issued detention warrants for a total of 71 lieutenants and two colonels, it said.
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Morales says the suspect was wanted on two warrants, for violating probation and domestic violence.
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The BCA has filed five search warrants so far during its investigation into Damond's death.
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Should you go in for an embrace at work, even if the situation warrants it?
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NUNES: Then-- HANNITY: No one would ever approve these warrants if they knew the truth.
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Police have been issued warrants for 17 people in connection with the attack, he said.
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So far seven of the thieves have been arrested, and nine more have warrants out.
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This confusion, in part, arose from the language used in NIT warrants and supporting documents.
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Cops in flak jackets broke down doors without warrants and interrogated hundreds of black residents.
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It is the amount of "free-float" warrants that underpins the settlement of LME positions.
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The documents released include applications and renewal warrants filed in 2017 after Trump took office.
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Detainers are not a basis to hold somebody in prison — they are less than warrants.
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When the chief justice demanded proper arrest warrants, Mr Duterte threatened to impose martial law.
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But gradually and inexorably the appeals court of oncology is tearing up cancer's death warrants.
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The police said that woman had outstanding warrants for prior summonses for selling unlicensed food.
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The police said she had two outstanding warrants, for prior summonses for selling unlicensed food.
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It also has a roughly $11.5 billion paper gain from warrants in Bank of America.
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Most, besides acting as coroners, also handle small claims, arraignments, warrants, evictions and other duties.
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Collins, Graham, and Trump some things that professional law enforcement think about when executing warrants.
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But there are many more students whose achievement warrants admission than there are students admitted.
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Any child at or above CDC's threshold warrants a public health response, the agency says.
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In the process of releasing him from custody, multiple arrest warrants surfaced in his records.
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In truth, government failure to respond well to growth warrants the brunt of our ire.
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The same should be done with technological innovation and the legitimate purposes of search warrants.
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Officials with the offices named in the warrants told the AP that they are complying.
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The Founding Father's disdain for general warrants and writs of assistance birthed the Fourth Amendment.
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Working with DA to get search warrants for suspect car at school and suspects' homes.
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Police are seeking additional arrest warrants to extend the men's detention periods, the official said.
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They took him to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead, the warrants said.
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His now-infamous dossier became a key document justifying the surveillance warrants against Carter Page.
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With international warrants out for their arrest, they vanished permanently into the No-Maj community.
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This warrants immediate and thorough investigation by the NYPD to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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In addition to the arrest warrants recently issued for me, Ajamu Baraka, and Democracy Now!
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In 20123, Facebook received over 28,000 search warrants that affected nearly 45,000 users and accounts.
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Under terms of the deal, investors will receive preferred stock and warrants to buy shares.
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Think a guilty pleasure, but with nothing in it that warrants actually feeling guilty about.
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I'm not one to use the word "absurd" too much, but this certainly warrants it.
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This case narrows the scope for when police can enter and search homes without warrants.
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That includes 2,000 "hot" or especially relevant items, and more than a dozen search warrants.
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As the second-largest museum in the world, the Heritage Museum also warrants a visit.
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ICC prosecutors issued two warrants for al-Bashir's arrest, in March 2009 and July 2010.
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"If there is negligence that warrants being pursued then we will do that," he said.
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But well into the #MeToo era, Biden's entire driving record warrants explaining, in close detail.
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" On Wednesday night, Dash celebrated his release on his Instagram Story, saying, "No more warrants!
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That could be through warrants, stock options, common or preferred stock, or other equity tools.
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Of course, it warrants noting that this trope also contains a hefty dose of escapism.
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Mr. Nader was first served with search warrants and a grand jury subpoena on Jan.
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Administration officials say that past failure to rein in China warrants a much tougher approach.
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We're used to hearing Kevin Hart say silly, hilarious stuff that sometimes warrants a bleep.
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They do background checks and search for open warrants, past immigration violations, and gang connections.
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There have been whispers of loan sharks and mafia connections and Continent -wide arrest warrants.
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But the new warrants, often called "geofence" requests, instead specify an area near a crime.
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If the investigation warrants a formal inquiry, the case will proceed to the next step.
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Many of the tickets later become arrest warrants if the person misses a court date.
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The women resigned under threat of termination the same month, according to their arrest warrants.
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She cited subpoenas, warrants and imminent threats to public safety as exceptions to the rule.
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Delayed-notice warrants were first authorized in 2001 by the Patriot Act after the Sept.
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Those opposing John Doe warrants and DNA exceptions point out that DNA evidence isn't infallible.
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ET and ends on April 6, but could be extended if the outbreak warrants it.
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Prosecutors contend the firm's representation of the alleged victim is a conflict that warrants disqualification.
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While Interpol red notices and warrants have been issued, the men have not been arrested.
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The Justice Department has said its policy is to get warrants for real-time tracking.
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The company has had nine consecutive royal warrants and currently holds one from Prince Philip.
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United States, which required criminal investigators to obtain warrants to get locational data from cellphones.
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An entity had been holding 21% to less than 27.0679% of warrants in previous weeks.
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Agents arrested more than 9,000 criminals, gang members, or individuals with active wants and warrants.
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Let the evidence unfold, and reserve serious charges if and when the evidence warrants it.
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" Kimmel responded to West's tweets on Twitter, writing "Not every question warrants an immediate answer.
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That decision forced President Reagan to craft new policies based on judicially issued search warrants.
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The memo said the dossier information was "essential" in acquiring the warrants to monitor Page.
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"I can't say whether it was intentional or not but it warrants investigation," said Sgt.
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Finally, the DOJ policy is unclear when it comes to the department's stance on warrants.
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Reinforcing that are canceled nickel warrants - metal earmarked for delivery - at 64% of the total.
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Berkshire's agreement was to convert the warrants to Bank of America shares at $7.14 each.
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Indeed, technology has made it faster and easier to obtain warrants by telephone and email.
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But the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission does not think the house warrants designation.
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Surveillance footage showed them dumping trash bags along a miles-long stretch, according to warrants.
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These arrest warrants over debts are likely being issued in other states, too, Peterson said.
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Arrest warrants were issued for the 210 other men who failed to appear in court.
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Government officials armed with search warrants routinely collect private user messages to help win convictions.
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That's when Gruver was taken to a hospital, where he later died, according to warrants.
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He's now working on getting an ITIN instead, which warrants another trip to the embassy.
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Pattis told reporters Tuesday he was encouraged by his initial review of the arrest warrants.
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I&aposm here today to find out why this cocktail warrants this enormous price tag.
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Warrants charging Keith and Valeria Smith with first-degree murder have been issued, he said.
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The warrants included one for a parole violation and two in connection with burglary cases.
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However, cops can actually get warrants for you to produce your fingerprint or your face.
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Unable to pay the fines, motorists tended to collect warrants from towns across the county.
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Authorities issued arrest warrants for Thompson on two charges of aggravated assault, the GBI said.
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The Schiff memo argues that in fact proper procedures were followed in obtaining FISA warrants.
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Yet the fears persist, and people take greater precautionary measures than the actual threat warrants.
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Arrest warrants listed his home address as New Zion, an unincorporated community in Clarendon County.
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Those on the list must be named criminals with photos and warrants for their arrest.
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It warrants a strong, sophisticated and ongoing counter-strategy by the U.S. and our allies.
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Puerto Rico investigation: Search warrants were issued for the cellphones of several people in Gov.
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Puerto Rico investigation: Search warrants were issued for the cellphones of several people in Gov.
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Last week Motherboard published the most comprehensive, public analysis of iPhone unlocking warrants to date.
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The authorities then had to wait two days to obtain arrest warrants, typical for Poland.
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" It said the decision to issue the warrants was "wrong, biased, and lacks legal basis.
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And in an abundance of safety, we quickly secured warrants and took him into custody.
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Never mind that a Republican was the initial funder: If the dossier was used by the FBI to gain FISA warrants to spy on Trump campaign officials, this line of reasoning goes, then those warrants should be reconsidered and possibly revoked, given their political origins.
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In Ferguson, she said, 80 percent of residents have warrants against them, mostly for traffic violations.
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It's likely that Google could still see the content of that message and comply with warrants.
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Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a partial dissent arguing that warrants should be required in neither case.
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They would let magistrate judges routinely issue search warrants to hack into computers outside their jurisdiction.
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On Friday, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation issued warrants for Jackson police officer Sherry Hall's arrest.
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Which is why the new-to-her do warrants an emergency Obsessed or Hot Mess vote.
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Arkansas man Shamon West was arrested for forgery, theft by receiving, and three additional outstanding warrants.
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Only with legal warrants could the keys be retrieved and then used to decode encrypted data.
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Since the slayings, detectives have served multiple search warrants at various locations, including at Alan's home.
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California plans to obtain similar warrants to regularly shut down phones in other prisons, Kernan said.
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The warrants come nearly two weeks after a pre-planned "Unite the Right" rally on Aug.
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The warrants have an exercise price of $62.50, compared with the current price of about $59.
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But if you do choose to remove it, the method you pick definitely warrants major consideration.
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Arrest warrants said officers found "(m)ultiple areas of suspected blood spatter" in Jennifer Dulos' home.
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More than 400 pages of search warrants and some text messages are part of the release.
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Typically, FISA warrants only get renewed if they uncover new evidence that justifies continuing the surveillance.
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But since the British referendum, several Fed policymakers have said the uncertainty warrants a cautious approach.
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That motion asks the court to unseal the applications for the search warrants in the case.
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Hoxhaj said Serbia had issued more international arrest warrants for Kosovo citizens, limiting their travel abroad.
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Investigators put out 20 warrants for data including surveillance cameras and cell towers, ABC News reports.
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An Istanbul prosecutor has issued arrest warrants for Korkmaz's parents, the Hurriyet newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Ford said warrants have been issued for Lacey and Larkin but they are not in custody.
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Authorities in Afghanistan issued arrest warrants for several bodyguards of Abdul Rashid Dostum, the vice-president.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and Singapore authorities had previously issued arrest warrants for Low.
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Investigators were in the process of securing his Maryland residence and obtaining search warrants, he said.
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Luckily for them, since the DEA arrived with no search warrants, they don't have any power.
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Nicolas says there's hope for Gilberto's case, because the search warrants were old and perhaps inadmissible.
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A Turkish court approved arrest warrants for two former aides to the prince over the killing.
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In December, Judge Velasco issued new warrants seeking the arrest of 16 defendants in El Salvador.
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Arguments will likely emerge over the practical costs of getting warrants for these common requests — i.e.
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Unlike a criminal investigation, agents don't have subpoena powers or the ability to obtain search warrants.
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A 1,300-page affidavit detailed other evidence used to secure warrants for nearly 30 different searches.
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"He made the comments that he didn't steal anything or kill anyone," the search warrants show.
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"Findings point to a discernible pattern of male sexual victimization that warrants urgent attention," it said.
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Chief McKinnon said that his department had requested arrest warrants for Lee and two other teenagers.
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The results could lead to charges being brought against individuals and the issuing of arrest warrants.
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While the warrants have solved crimes, they can also result in authorities nabbing the wrong person.
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The firm said it earned nearly $130 million when it exercised those warrants after Google's IPO.
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The DOJ also alleges that these two organizers incited a riot, according to the two warrants.
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CGFML's notes and warrants, which may be principal or non-principal-protected, are guaranteed by CGML.
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"The Committee is therefore not convinced as to the requirement for [bulk warrants]," the report reads.
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And the NSA must apply for warrants to gain private customer data from American-owned companies.
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According to the counterterrorism official, investigators were executing two search warrants at addresses associated with Rahami.
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Rwanda says it has issued over 600 arrest warrants globally for genocide suspects still at large.
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Agent: Suspect caught talking about kidnapping Investigators obtained search warrants and started "continuous surveillance" on Christensen.
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On the other hand, Bonnard's somewhat ambivalent position in the canon of modernism warrants further examination.
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But after thinking about it for a few days, there is some plausibility that warrants attention.
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The pure hatred and surreal antics of celebrities since Trump's election warrants more media attention overall.
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The warrants allow law enforcement to secretly install cameras inside private businesses to monitor illegal activity.
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And Ilana's snapback with the word PERV streaming across the front barely warrants a second glance.
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Police this week also issued arrest warrants for three executives of Dublin-based PRO10 Sports Management.
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Apple complies with valid subpoenas and search warrants, as we have in the San Bernardino case.
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Bild reports that he bought 15,000 put warrants for $83,420 on the day of the attack.
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But that's a necessarily secret campaign, and it's hard to imagine warrants ever fitting into it.
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The panel asked for the evidence — in the form of applications, orders or warrants — last week.
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"The magnitude of this situation warrants thorough and comprehensive review," the senators wrote in the letter.
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Ongoing investigation Two search warrants of properties in connection with the case are ongoing, he said.
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In June 2014 arrest warrants were issued for Mr O'Neill and his finance minister, James Marape.
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These are administrative subpoenas — different from criminal warrants — issued under the S.E.C.'s own statutory authority.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation served search warrants on Microsoft and National Security Letters on Twitter.
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Sixty-five of them will remain in prison because of warrants against them in other cases.
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The raids were the result of search warrants reportedly based on a referral from Mueller himself.
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Noah Smith told the Tennessean that the department didn't have any outstanding warrants on the man.
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HOLDINGS: Large holdings of LME copper warrants and cash contracts have fuelled concern about nearby supplies.
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Authorities have also issued warrants for the site's controlling shareholders, Michael Lacey and James Larkin. Backpage.
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Emerita Resources Corp: * EMERITA APPLIES FOR EXTENSION OF WARRANTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The court said the sentencing of the Catalan leaders had strengthened the argument underpinning the warrants.
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It's developing into not just trade war but various other things, so it warrants careful attention.
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Only after the N.S.A. was required to obtain warrants to examine such records was reauthorization approved.
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Omar Al-Bashir's 30 years ruling Sudan included genocide in Darfur, which triggered international arrest warrants.
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If the emails sought are older than six months, law enforcement agencies may not need warrants.
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The tension that arose in the Sharps' marriage also warrants more exploration than it receives here.
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Packaged with an informative 76-page booklet, "Pioneers" warrants a place in every American educational institution.
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Earlier this week, a Note 9 owner asked me whether the new device warrants an upgrade.
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Officials arrived with criminal and federal search warrants to collect documents on more than 221 employees.
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Fortnum & Mason, founded in 21901, has served 9.503 different monarchs under royal warrants, the Times reports.
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The UAW issued a statement on Wednesday saying there was "no need" for the search warrants.
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The panel asked for the evidence -- in the form of applications, orders or warrants -- last week.
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"Increasing uncertainty in the international environment warrants a cautious monetary policy," it said in a statement.
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The warrants cover data from the accounts and page limited to the three months between Nov.
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It also spied on reporters' phone records and successfully sought search warrants for a reporter's emails.
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They took out two more warrants on Cohen's email and iCloud accounts in August and November.
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Martinez and her uncle – who reportedly had outstanding traffic warrants – were booked into the Baytown jail.
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Previous search warrants allowed New York federal prosecutors to search multiple email accounts, the filing said.
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Youngsta and 2 other men surrendered Tuesday in Charlotte after warrants were issued for their arrest.
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Colleges can ban ICE and CBP from campus if they don't have warrants for specific students.
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Attacking the use of FISA warrants had no effect on the outcome of Manafort's criminal case.
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Since then, the dollar warrants have jumped in value to trade Tuesday afternoon at 10.75-11.25.
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Those reports should be used to obtain warrants to legally remove those guns pending an investigation.
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Collier County does aerial spraying over populated areas, like Naples, when the mosquito count warrants it.
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Berkshire has warrants to buy 700 million common shares of Bank of America at $7.14 each.
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It includes additional checks on the FBI's use of surveillance warrants obtained through the FISA court.
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Should that law pass, it would enable law enforcement agencies to obtain search warrants, Villanueva said.
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The act also created a special court where federal judges would vet petitions for surveillance warrants.
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He had no outstanding warrants at the time and no history of bothering the Jolie-Pitts.
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Keenum falls into the latter category, but on performance alone he warrants inclusion in the former.
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Trump associates: Newly released search warrants detailed Michael Cohen's communications with an investor tied to Russia.
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Both had felony warrants after a burglary last year and were set to serve prison time.
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"Interpol international warrants have been issued for them," said Mektic, who declined to reveal their identity.
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The new document signals a developing trend in the drafting of so-called mass fingerprint warrants.
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Some states use "child protective warrants" that allow the agency to take the child into custody.
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For years, police detectives have given Google warrants seeking location data tied to specific users' accounts.
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The search warrants detail how law enforcement focused on Marilou Danley, the girlfriend of Mr. Paddock.
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The system identified 19 people thought to be subjects of outstanding warrants, though none were arrested.
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We're told officers from Miami Dade and ATF were armed with both state and federal warrants.
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According to the charging docs, authorities served search warrants at multiple locations while investigating Mac's death.
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And the arrests and warrants that were executed today are just another step in that investigation.
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"But it warrants close monitoring of patients, and improvement of the manufacturing process," Dr. Ruella said.
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Sukur had warrants out for his arrest, and his father was jailed for nearly a year.
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No country has ever issued them (although there have been analogues in the form of warrants).
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Still, Rainer Wendt, national chairman of the German Police Union, called the 140,000 open warrants alarming.
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Since 2016, several grass-roots-level activists, journalists and human rights lawyers have received arrest warrants.
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One company holding large amounts of zinc warrants <21.4#LME-WHL> has also contributed to concerns.
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The arrest warrants come days after prosecutors searched the Tokyo office of Ghosn&aposs former lawyer.
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Morales' name was not among the warrants despite an investigation against him for electoral finance violations.
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Part of the new funding will debt financing involving warrants that were expiring, the sources said.
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Mr. Ishchi welcomed the news of the warrants and insisted that the bodyguards be arrested immediately.
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Were usual procedures for obtaining and executing arrest and search warrants followed with regard to Stone?
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They should learn their lessons there, and expand these zones as the safety track record warrants.
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Finding a new particle is always big news in physics, and warrants a lot of scrutiny.
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For anyone curious about classical Indian dance, the annual Dancing the Gods festival warrants a visit.
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"It seems far from clear what here warrants the strong medicine of summary reversal," he wrote.
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The warrants were signed on December 6, but the judge ordered Google not to disclose them.
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The tech giant has begun charging U.S. law enforcement for responses to search warrants and subpoenas.
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"Officers would have to make decisions when to issue warrants based on their budgets," he said.
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The woman, who is Harper's aunt, was arrested in the store's parking lot on outstanding warrants.
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The deal also includes new warrants that it can use to build a 50 percent stake.
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The use of geofence warrants seems to be increasing, according to defense lawyers and privacy advocates.
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It's not a total win for autoworkers, but it's a respectable compromise that warrants serious consideration.
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It claims that without the so-called Steele dossier, no surveillance warrants would have been sought.
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Four search warrants were executed at the home, where Snyder's teenage son is also a resident.
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In the newly released search warrants, investigators say Beau Rothwell called 911 at 9:44 p.m.
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In it they found various cleaning supplies, including rubber gloves and paper towels, the warrants state.
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Federal agents carried out a series of search warrants at Cohen's office and residences on Monday.
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FISA warrants involve the most closely held and strongly guarded secrets in American intelligence and counterintelligence.
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And in some cases, arrest warrants might have been issued by a separate law enforcement agency.
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Arrest warrants were issued for 0003 people in the dormitories' operation across 20 provinces, Anadolu said.
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Researchers acknowledge that the liver-damaging potential of garcinia cambogia is debated and warrants further study.
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The misinformation would have been a misdemeanor, but Mr. Bracy had warrants for unpaid traffic tickets.
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General Mattis and Mr. Trump should be prepared to explain persuasively why he warrants an exemption.
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"Outstanding warrants for these low-level cases drive law enforcement and our communities apart," Vance said.
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Tomorrow, DHS could try to use it to identify travelers who are wanted on outstanding warrants.
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Did he wholesale destroy records, snoop on Americans without justification, cause warrants to be issued falsely?
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The dispute over the need for judicial warrants is not the only thing worrying privacy watchdogs.
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Search warrants are another option — though that would require an extra burden of proving probable cause.
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Oftentimes, targets of FISA warrants — like foreign diplomats — speak to or about Americans on the phone.
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" A police lieutenant, William Hahl, said the only arrests made were "three warrants for wanted persons.
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The number of goals he has scored despite all of that warrants respect, rather than scorn.
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Teenage boys imprisoned for the crime of "making fun during prayer" were served with arrest warrants.
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The search warrants stem from an ongoing federal criminal investigation begun more than a year ago.
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And the Department of Justice has issued three warrants to force Facebook to reveal their identities.
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Domestic warrants remain in place for the nationalist politicians, who are currently in exile in Belgium.
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The only other option was the magistrate's office, which has signing authority on issuing arrest warrants.
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Police carried out 67 search warrants and 15 arrests in March as part of the operation.
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Although it's true that statistics show judges rarely deny applications for FISA warrants or criminal wiretaps, the government rarely submits applications that aren't approved because there are are several rounds of conversations the Department of Justice must go through in order to obtain warrants, per the NYT.
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Prosecutors from the Southern District came to the criminal division at the Justice Department in Washington to sign off on the warrants, as required by the US Attorney's Manual, according to the source, and Rosenstein was made aware of the warrants before they were executed Monday.
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Honest, independent answers to those questions are especially warranted inside an FBI where: The FISA court that approves secret surveillance warrants operates on an honor system, so much so that the judges never bothered to hold a hearing about the four warrants they issued on Carter Page.
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It does not include every iPhone-related case in 2019: PACER, the court records system Motherboard used to construct the database, is focused on federal warrants, so the data does not include many other cases of local police departments applying for warrants to unlock iPhones that exist.
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Even armed with warrants, investigators run into corporate-secrecy laws and daunting costs in time and money.
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"I'm very surprised that Justice Alito doesn't know that most of these warrants are automatic," she said.
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Rosenstein and his colleagues act as if companies like Apple are protecting criminals, and dodging legal warrants.
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In November 2015, the NCA launched an internal inquiry into its use of warrants as a result.
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If the FISA warrants are any consideration of the investigation, he signed off on the last one.
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Police carried out eight search warrants related to the scheme at Petrobras, as the company is known.
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The commercial sites require authorities to obtain search warrants for the information; the public site does not.
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They hide this in language around warrants and lawful access, and scream about terrorists and child pornographers.
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Salgado was not immediately released, however, because of three new arrest warrants for both kidnapping and murder.
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Turner said APD has asked for far fewer "no-knock" warrants -- doing so only when absolutely necessary.
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The Hernando warrants were for aggravated assault, armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery, Champion said.
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Turkey already has a ship off Cyprus and Cyprus issued arrest warrants for its crew in June.
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The warrants were issued in relation to a "matter unrelated to child pornography," according to the FBI.
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His lawyer, Thomas Burke, is asking the court to "quash and revoke" the search warrants police used.
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Search warrants turned up an empty box of Coricidin HBP Cold and Cough at the couple's home.
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Referring a probe to the Justice Department means it will explore whether evidence warrants a criminal investigation.
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According to federal court records, arrest warrants for McGowan and nine other people were issued Feb. 19.
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It also rejected suggestions that warrants would be necessary for access to the country's facial recognition database.
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It made special mention of this, as search warrants are an issue the company is actively fighting.
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Tax warrants are filed only after the state has exhausted all other options to collect what's owed.
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But a franchisor with a total of 500 units and 25 legal cases, for example, warrants scrutiny.
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Both the Microsoft and Google cases relied on warrants issued under the Stored Communications Act from 1986.
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Arrest warrants were also issued for 22 executives from telecoms firm Turk Telekom, the Hurriyet newspaper said.
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Like historical searches, tower dumps also generally don't require warrants, although service providers still require court orders.
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Arrest warrants accuse them of stabbing and slicing Coggins to death and giving him "seriously disfiguring" wounds.
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The town has population of 21,000 with 16,000 outstanding warrants, she said, citing a Justice Department report.
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They were also ordered held on warrants for failure to appear in court on unrelated criminal matters.
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"Apple designed its software and that design interferes with the execution of search warrants," the motion reads.
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In 2005 the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague issued arrest warrants for five senior commanders.
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Eight adults have been arrested or booked, and arrest warrants have been issued against nine more suspects.
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The company said it expected a further $7023 billion from warrants due to SoftBank in April 2702.
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The listing denotes a building that is of special interest, which warrants every effort to preserve it.
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She added that various international arrest warrants had been issued for suspects who had fled the country.
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Gulen has repeatedly denied involvement in the coup attempt and rejected Turkish arrest warrants issued for him.
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If the data warrants a cut, the chairman is saying the Fed is prepared to adjust policy.
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We already do have warrants that allow with a valid warrant you can go into someone's home.
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Police served 33 search-and-seizure warrants in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, the statement said.
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Turkey already has a ship offshore Cyprus, and Cyprus last week issued arrest warrants for its crew.
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Four separate warrants, the bulk of information coming from the phony Russian dossier that Hillary paid for.
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Despite those protections, at least four other California journalists have faced search warrants over the past decade.
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A further 189 arrest warrants have been issued for journalists, according to Mahir Zeynalov, a Turkish journalist.
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Vale confirmed the arrest warrants and said in a securities filing it was cooperating with the investigation.
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Warrants are currently under review for the arrest of the couple, who may be charged with battery.
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There's so much happening in this video that it warrants at least 5 to 10 re-watches.
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CGMFL is primarily a funding vehicle for CGML, issuing only structured notes and warrants to non-U.
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Investigators arrived at the school on Tuesday to take Smith in for questioning, according to the warrants.
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The home secretary's warrants will be reviewed by judges, who will check them for lawfulness and reasonableness.
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Treasury holds warrants representing 80% of Fannie and Freddie's common stock, as well as senior preferred stock.
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Debtors arrive after the casinos have turned their debts over to prosecutors, who have issued arrest warrants.
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One major concern, said Witmer-Rich, is that the warrants are at odds with the Fourth Amendment.
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The summer that he was killed, there were roughly 750,000 outstanding warrants in the city and county.
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He also said Alphabet's position in at the forefront of the digital ad space warrants his favor.
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The Series B warrants have an exercise price of $4.00 per share and a 4-year term.
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At the time of his arrest, police said Taylor had multiple felony warrants and was on parole.
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The NSA doesn't ask for help cracking individual devices, and doesn't have much use for warrants either.
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Their profound belief in God, and their godly calling, comes and goes erratically as the moment warrants.
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John Conyers has been embroiled in a sexual misconduct scandal, which some Democrats say warrants a resignation.
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Fuss, sometimes called "the Warren Buffett of bonds", said rising political risk warrants caution in bond investments.
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Authorities recovered hard drives and additional evidence during two related search warrants supporting the alleged victim's claims.
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Media organizations requested these warrants be made public, and versions of them were unsealed back in March.
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While both address non-disclosure, the difference between search warrants with gag orders and NSLs is imperative.
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Then they would have justification to go back for their FISA warrants and all their other things.
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Verizon received 4,85033 warrants for stored content during the first half of 2017, according to the report.
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Investigators sought search warrants and started their surveillance of Christensen on June 16, days after Zhang disappeared.
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Paul Davis said Edelen had multiple warrants and tried to run away from officers during the arrest.
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So tired, in fact, that he feels it warrants an apology—but you can hardly blame him.
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The rapper had been arrested at the Rolling Loud festival on arrest warrants stemming from his indictment.
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"The risk of climate change is clear and the risk warrants action," ExxonMobil states on its website.
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Turnstile jumpers, the police discovered, were sometimes armed and often wanted on warrants for more serious crimes.
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Several members of the group are wanted under arrest warrants for kidnapping in the Philippines and Malaysia.
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Such an argument is contrary to how the court works, according to officials who prepare FISA warrants.
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The search warrants, signed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, were based on a referral by Mueller.
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The investigators have gotten 15 search warrants in the investigation, according to a new court filing Friday.
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Privacy advocates criticize the Senate's proposal as being insufficient, while law enforcement criticizes warrants as overly restrictive.
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Most of the warrants were for officers in Ankara, though others were in 13 provinces, it said.
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Warrants are issued based on evidence and typically target a specific person when a criminal predicate exists.
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FBI officials said they have served three search warrants in the Dallas area, where the suspect lived.
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Chronister said investigators were conducting search warrants at the residences and working to piece the case together.
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Such warrants are typically used if investigators think the suspect may destroy evidence, and they're hardly uncommon.
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Subordinate leaders, knowing they can transfer risk upward, may make more aggressive recommendations than a situation warrants.
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That level warrants "time-critical" removal action within six months to protect human health, EPA standards say.
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Russia's interference in the 2016 election warrants "renewed attention" to "vulnerabilities in US voting infrastructure" going forward.
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The British government's use of general warrants, incidentally, creates an interesting connection between free speech and privacy.
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A tight market is being exacerbated by cancelled warrants - metal earmarked for delivery - at nearly 75 percent.
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Both deny involvement, and Moscow refuses to extradite them although international arrest warrants are still in place.
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She is pure evil and justice warrants that she be held accountable for the crimes she committed.
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Lawmakers cited offenses including extrajudicial killings, murders, confiscation of firearms without warrants and incarceration without due process.
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Police said they had also issued arrest warrants for three executives of Dublin-based PRO21989 Sports Management.
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It chastised judges and court staff members for using arrest warrants as a way to collect fees.
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He hired special agents who can carry firearms, conduct criminal investigations, make arrests and execute search warrants.
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Police have secured her vehicle, and agencies are serving two search warrants at homes in Southern California.
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The attention Hayward warrants from opponents, in turn, will make life so much easier for everybody else.
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A chameleon piece, a black dress can be as dressed up or down as the occasion warrants.
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The probe recently ran into trouble, after two defendants secured rulings declaring warrants in their cases invalid.
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People with warrants were also told that they'd be arrested if they showed up at a shelter.
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Calling attention to a profile that it is of high quality / interest warrants an obvious distinguishing mark.
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Their conduct warrants investigation, not just on Uranium One but a host of possible special-dealing allegations.
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Under the proposal, the bond holder group would consider the warrants and a $1.25 billion equity offering.
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I do know we need to acknowledge and defeat them with the urgency a wartime adversary warrants.
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Palestinian leaders have criticized Mr. Jabari as a political outcast who faces outstanding warrants for bad debts.
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In return for providing Workhorse with cash, investors are getting preferred stock and warrants to purchase shares.
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For example, the police can work directly with phone companies, serving warrants and Title III wiretap orders.
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But in Family Court hearings each week, the city is getting arrest warrants for children who do.
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Unless the protesters had outstanding warrants, the officer said, none would be spending the night in jail.
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It's the conclusion of 23 months, 34 indictments and guilty pleas, 500 search warrants and 2,300 subpoenas.
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The judge later issued international arrest warrants for both suspects, according to an official from the court.
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He said investigators would serve a total of 34 search warrants in hopes of finding additional evidence.
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The charges Mr. Weldon was arrested on last week included outstanding warrants for assault and traffic violations.
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PRE-FUNDED WARRANTS AT $4.76 PER SHARE AND ACCOMPANYING WARRANT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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These warrants allow investigators to conduct covert searches and seize evidence when the targets are not around.
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But my research shows that less than 1 percent of these warrants are used in terrorism cases.
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TPG still owned warrants that could have converted into more than one-third of Chobani equity, however.
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Detention warrants were also issued for the Brazilian businessman Arthur Soares and an associate, Eliane Pereira Cavalcante.
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BERLIN — The pages of outstanding arrest warrants cover a range of crimes: robbery, blackmail, fraud, even murder.
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I don't need tapes to tell me which of these men warrants the benefit of the doubt.
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Authorities have issued arrest warrants on capital murder charges for Keith Johnson, 32, and Michael Lucky, 29.
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Law enforcement began an investigation into both deaths and issued search warrants for Hale's computers and phones.
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Those warrants were executed when the former running back was picked up by the Prosper Police Dept.
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Three other search warrants covered Manafort's business email address, two unnamed email accounts and a hard drive.
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The couple has not been charged and no arrest warrants have been issued for them in Hawaii.
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"Disappointed in programs and functionality," wrote a different reviewer of — this warrants repeating — an operational $7.60 smartwatch.
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Yes, posts re: those with open warrants but to be so unprofessional, immature, and dehumanizing about it?
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Nothing warrants that citizens anywhere should have their destiny manipulated by forces outside the land they inhabit.
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The Spanish court also dropped European arrest warrants for five other Catalan pro-independence leaders living abroad.
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Many Americans are already aware that drug addiction is a disease that warrants a public health response.
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Court officials said there was no process in place to notify people whose warrants had been dismissed.
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Regular criminal warrants against criminal suspects have disclosure requirements so targets eventually know they have been surveilled.
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And often, the lenders "aggressively petition" the judges to issue bench warrants for borrowers' arrest, Peterson said.
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Also: An apology from Kamala Harris; and search warrants are served in the scuba boat fire investigation.
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But iRobot's high-end models tend to go pretty far beyond that, which warrants their high cost.
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The sheriff warned drug dealers that the police were waiting for some arrest warrants to be finalized.
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Google was ordered not to comment on the warrants and has not said whether the company complied.
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Nothing in publicly released F.B.I. files suggests that warrants had been obtained for wiretaps, a legal requirement.
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Mr. Buffett also received warrants giving him the right to buy common shares at an advantageous price.
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"There's no evidence of a corrupt evidence to obtain warrants against people in the Trump campaign," Rep.
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It did, however, did find an improper handling of applications for surveillance warrants, such as Page&aposs.
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Arrest warrants for 18 more suspects have been signed, and most have prior criminal histories, police said.
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I had heard that police did not need warrants to open phones that could unlock with biometrics.
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Investigators obtained nearly 500 search warrants and interviewed hundreds of witnesses, according to the special counsel's report.
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The problem presented by such warrants was highlighted by the civil unrest in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014.
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Additionally, 38 search and seizure warrants were issued, including for property of Mr. Cabral's wife, Adriana Ancelmo.
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Police however issued two arrest warrants over the weekend for men who posted threats against women drivers.
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A smoker with lung cancer warrants our compassion as much as a non-smoker with lung cancer.
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Kremlin meddling in the 2016 election warrants further investigation, with an eye toward preventive or retaliatory measures.
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The ICC issued two arrest warrants for Bashir, first in March 2009 and then in July 2010.
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And all four federal judges who approved the warrants and renewals had been appointed by Republican presidents.
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The Justice Department's internal watchdog is already examining the informant's role and the FISA warrants on Page.
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But FirstEnergy argued that the situation currently facing coal and nuclear plants nonetheless warrants an emergency order.
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Even if that is only a minor possibility, it warrants a major focus on what would follow.
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The Federal Reserve would be bolstered in its view that the economy warrants further gradual rate hikes.
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The Fernandez administration "always expressed its belief that the warrants should remain in effect," the email said.
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Warrants can be issued not only by judges, but by civil servants who are given wide discretion.
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That 1978 law created a court that allows for law-enforcement agencies to seek warrants for surveillance.
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This search warrant applies only to this case, but could encourage other detectives to request similar warrants.
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