In return, the US must expedite the asylum adjudication process.
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There is also a notation about the adjudication being withheld.
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If these fail, the complainant can request adjudication by a panel.
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Open investigations look into the fairness of the school's adjudication proceedings.
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What was reporting and going through the adjudication process actually like?
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A WTO adjudication panel ruled against the ban in August 2016.
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Has the BVA finally cracked the constitutional code of mass adjudication?
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Albritton says she has never heard of anything called deferred adjudication.
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The U.S. has yet to speed up its asylum adjudication process.
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After that, Brazil could request adjudication by a WTO dispute panel.
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Secondly, it can perform what it is known 'autonomous auto-adjudication'.
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Adjudication of antitrust disputes virtually turns the judge into a fortuneteller.
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In veteran's cases, unlike other federal adjudication systems, no discovery process exists.
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Not every issue of immigration law or policy is amenable to adjudication.
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Two cases have been concluded and sent to internal management for adjudication.
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Clinton, though impeached by the House, survived adjudication by the US Senate.
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It has also asked for adjudication in a separate case against China.
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Getting adjudication right will barely move the needle on reducing sexual assault.
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Without New York DMV information, CBP cannot appropriately complete the benefit adjudication.
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There is no individual adjudication if the person poses a risk to others.
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But what is true for legislative regulation is also true for constitutional adjudication.
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I also want to ensure families are not separated during the adjudication process.
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Files outlining abuses committed must be shared with local law enforcement for adjudication.
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By asking for adjudication, the disputants are triggering litigation that could last years.
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The defendants in the disputes can reject the adjudication requests at the Oct.
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Its subjective language, enforcement mechanism and adjudication process make it easy to leave.
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" Then he urges the court to "avoid adjudication of an extremely serious constitutional issue.
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The neutral adjudication provided through these panels makes it possible to enforce the agreements.
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And yes, fear of the adjudication process is certainly part of what deters reporting.
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Justice Thomas wrote that it was irrelevant that the administrative proceedings resembled an adjudication.
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Other federal adjudication systems schedule pre-hearing conferences immediately after the appeal is filed.
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For the most part, Hooters has avoided adjudication of this defense by settling court cases.
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She also says Australia should accept international adjudication under UNCLOS, if ever such negotiations failed.
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More concerning is the court's ruling that NABA's takings claim is not ripe for adjudication.
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USCIS is committed to fair and accurate adjudication of each petition according to the law.
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French magistrates must now decide whether to formally send it to a tribunal for adjudication.
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This greater degree of public data accessibility should naturally result in more efficient complaints adjudication.
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Remedying the injustice that the law may produce means adding ever more layers of adjudication.
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Epic has spurred new policy designed to curtail the move to privatize and atomize adjudication.
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"In fairness to Maria, the adjudication has occurred on that," Tiley said of her suspension.
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They are adjudicated by the Transit Adjudication Bureau, which is responsible for policing subway conduct.
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"And the adjudication process is broken as well," Sessions said in an October 2017 speech.
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Unlike any other federal adjudication system, the decision makers are not certified Administrative Law Judges.
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"Presumably this adjudication process is fairly routinized and is not a political decision," said Wright.
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She stood by university employees and urged the public to have faith in the adjudication process.
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The Competition Commission investigates cases before deciding whether to refer them to the Tribunal for adjudication.
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There was an effort to keep families together and speed through the adjudication process for asylum.
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More than 670,000 immigration now cases await adjudication, prompting an expected 24 percent growth in detention.
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S.C.I.S. has not issued any new guidance or policy directives regarding the adjudication of S.I.J. petitions.
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"You cannot write about what people are really like without making a political adjudication," she said.
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The board has refused to learn from other federal adjudication systems, instead developing a unique system.
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"I was 53 years old and health-care insurance claims adjudication was all I knew," said Bullard.
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PEOPLE confirms that the judge withheld adjudication, meaning that she won't technically be convicted of a crime.
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These difficulties of adjudication will be multiplied in defining medical frailty for the case of mental illnesses.
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Such structural changes have the potential to curb partisan abuses more comprehensively than case-by-case adjudication.
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Namely, why haven't other young rappers benefitted from the loophole that allows a judge to withhold adjudication?
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"America is better than this — the way we're treating migrant children, migrant families waiting adjudication," he said.
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Adjudication centers serve as a hub for immigration judges who beam into courtrooms remotely to hear cases.
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McCabe has a lawyer who understands this history, and specifically as it relates to FBI employee adjudication.
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The final phase is adjudication, where it's determined whether the individual should be granted the security clearance.
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It&aposs the people who come here illegally that are being detained and going through an adjudication process.
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I did know that if you get an "adjudication withheld" on a felony charge, you are still eligible.
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This includes ensuring sufficient detention space to hold aliens prior to removal or adjudication by an immigration judge.
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ICE said Carranza was allowed to re-enter the United States on Monday "pending adjudication" of his proceedings.
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Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning could recommend adjudication and then Lewis would face a grade determination board.
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Others have cheered the reported rule changes as an important step toward ensuring fairness in campus adjudication processes.
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If anything in SSDI needs reform, it is the horrendously clogged pipeline of cases on appeal awaiting adjudication.
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Behind the new practices are recent changes to asylum adjudication unveiled by Attorney General Jeff Sessions in June.
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He also wants to know the "security clearance adjudication dates for Porter, including both interim and final clearance."
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Instead, they would be addressed through an existing Defense Department adjudication agency that handles Military Claims Act lawsuits.
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Acting USCIS Director Ken Cuccinelli said last month that his agency had 330,000 asylum cases waiting for adjudication.
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The NFL's new policy calls for an independent investigation and adjudication in abuse cases, separate from law enforcement.
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"One of the questions with regards to constitutional adjudication is how much freedom to leave the states," Berman says.
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What if someone was raped, but doesn't feel existing models of adjudication provide anything close to justice or resolution?
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The popular contrarian response to Munn's whistleblowing has been, oddly, to employ the language of criminal justice and adjudication.
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The adjudication of 10% liability means claimants are only likely to receive around a few thousand euros in compensation.
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The adjudication of divorce and inheritance matters by "sharia councils" does pose a dilemma for many liberal-democratic governments.
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"This investigation is still open pending adjudication and NCIS does not comment on open investigations," spokesperson Jeff Houston said.
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Agencies should be required to review the quality of their decisions and adjudication in the face of systemic problems.
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I wasn't an expert going into this story, and I was listening to [an] adjudication hearing in real time.
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In the Supreme Court, the energy companies argued that the issues in the case require adjudication in federal court.
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Fourth, we need to reform and make fairer our juvenile and criminal justice system (apprehension, investigations/adjudication and punishment).
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Because it's an adjudication process, we tried to put as much objective criteria into the process as we can.
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"Demonstrating your commitment to responsibly manage your finances can go a long way during the adjudication process," it explained.
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He signed an executive order today that would allow families to remain together as they await adjudication of their cases.
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She was released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody "pending adjudication of her immigration proceedings," an ICE spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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"If consultations fail to resolve the dispute, we may ask adjudication by a WTO panel," the industry ministry official said.
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That leaves the problem for the courts to deal with, assuming any of these miscreant practices actually surface during adjudication.
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As in so many other instances of right-wing culture adjudication, preppy talk-radio host Ben Shapiro leads the charge.
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Any campaign can make a challenge regarding an alleged delegate allocation violation to the rules committee for review and adjudication.
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Those concerns were exacerbated when the administration said it would begin using one of its adjudication centers to hear cases.
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But we have got to come up with one that keeps the families together but also allows the adjudication process.
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This group did not have to go through the adjudication process because they had already received deportation orders, the official said.
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South Korea partially won a ruling from a WTO adjudication panel in March, but both sides appealed part of that judgment.
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Over the months he spent in detention awaiting adjudication of his claim, he developed intractable headaches, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting.
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USADA, the independent administrator of the UFC Anti-Doping Policy, will handle the results management and appropriate adjudication of this case.
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In recent decades, the cultural understanding of sexual assault and the legal procedures governing its adjudication have progressed in rough correspondence.
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"This policy is relatively new, we're still working through the experience of reunifying parents with their kids after adjudication," he said.
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At the time, the White House sought adjudication against Manigault Newman over her book, which it said breached a nondisclosure agreement.
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Some accusations involve famous athletes, whose identity may be central to the story; other stories focus more on the adjudication process.
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The differences in administration, result and adjudication of the 22019 elections and the contest a decade before could not be starker.
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Needham told CNN Ator received 24 months deferred adjudication probation, drug and alcohol testing as well mandatory attendance at Narcotics Anonymous.
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Moreover, the adjudication rate has actually fallen since 1980, suggesting that defendants are actually more likely to settle than to fight.
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The United States commits to work to accelerate the adjudication of asylum claims and to conclude removal proceedings as expeditiously as possible.
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It pressed its case against the UAE alone, and last month it asked the WTO to set up an adjudication panel [nL8N1MN6EE].
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In 2006, in his first round of confirmation hearings, Mr Gorsuch said he would keep his philosophical positions out of his adjudication.
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" It also says it will now "prioritize adjudication of H-1B extension of status cases that are nearing the 240 day mark.
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Under WTO rules, Vietnam could ask for adjudication of the dispute if the United States does not settle it within 60 days.
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The Competition Commission, which investigates anticompetitive conduct, has referred the matter to the Competition Tribunal for adjudication, it said in a statement.
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The normal adjudication procedure calls for Sharapova to face a three-member tribunal, whose members are appointed by the International Tennis Federation.
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Those who have been accused of sexual assault as well as survivors deserve an orderly process for adjudication of sexual assault complaints.
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The administration is now pressuring immigration judges to dispense with their cases more quickly rather than emphasize the fair adjudication of cases.
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An adjudication in the Boeing case is expected early in 2020, which will pave the way for EU tariffs on U.S. goods.
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But adjudication centers, which serve as a hub for immigration judges to beam into cases remotely, are not open to the public.
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Real-time adjudication and point-of-service collections with tangible and effective follow-up strategies are essential in today's health-care market.
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The review period for such requests "normally will not exceed 90 days, including adjudication of objections submitted on exclusion requests," it said.
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The flawed campus adjudication led to a lawsuit that prolonged resolution of the case — hardly a desirable outcome for anyone, including the accuser.
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Finally, the WTO fails to incorporate an essential component of any law-based adjudication process — an effective mechanism for deterrence of illegal behavior.
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The facility houses adult men and women as they await adjudication of their asylum cases or deportation back to their country of origin.
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And because children can't be held in federal jails (as their parents are while they await adjudication of their cases) they are separated.
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Unwinding a huge trade agreement, and the rules that have governed tariffs, movement across borders and adjudication of disputes, would be enormously complicated.
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Shaylyn Hynes, an Energy Department spokeswoman, said the draft was "outdated" and had not gone through "any adjudication" from career or political staff.
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Betting was so integral to cricket's modern provenance that the first rules books were concerned almost entirely with the adjudication of betting disagreements.
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And because most youth "age out" of criminal offending, this group has probably avoided punishment and adjudication for the rest of their lives.
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The wheels of WTO adjudication are slow, and particularly congested at the moment, with a record number of disputes working through the system.
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The teenagers, who were being held in separate shelters, are awaiting adjudication and could be granted asylum, deported or reunited with their families.
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Because the adjudication of Mr. Anderson's case was deferred, his plea will never show up on his record if he successfully completes probation.
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So prior to an adjudication, the White House is not going to step into the middle of a process and short-circuit it.
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A victim quoted in a 2150 internal review commissioned by the charity said that she was uncomfortable with Mr. Parker's efforts at adjudication.
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If the results of that election end up contested, Americans need to believe that the adjudication and dispute-settling processes are fair and reliable.
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Facebook had previously objected to China's Trademark Review and Adjudication Board twice but was unsuccessful, prompting its decision to take the case to court.
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Individuals under court supervision through bond, probation or deferred adjudication are not eligible since they have agreements not to violate the law, officials said.
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The powerful riposte is that, to function, society relies on impartial adjudication of wrongs, especially in an era of multiculturalism, with its attendant frictions.
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Wednesday's hearing in Federal Court in Tallahassee where a new judge will hear the case regarding the adjudication of provisional and mail in ballots.
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In cataloguing the President's daily conduct this way, Kraft inadvertently confronts Trump's detractors with the frustrating limits to our current powers of political adjudication.
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It would also double the number of immigration judges at the border, authorize new shelters for families, and speed up the asylum adjudication process.
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"Common sense has a place in adjudication," Richard A. Posner, the recently retired federal appeals court judge, wrote in a 2014 opinion, Mitchell v.
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In September 2015, the Complaints Adjudication Division of the Department of Justice issued a final agency decision and found in the special agent's favor.
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The office hired an expert to "address wasteful procedures within the organization," and Perdue assigned a new executive to lead its Office of Adjudication.
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The judge in the case withheld adjudication, which means Benac was not convicted, though the charge will still appear on his record, Petredis said.
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"We tried to produce something that could plausibly be an adjudication," says Matthew Fienup, an economist who helped set up the market in Ventura.
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Under the terms of a plea deal that withheld adjudication, he would face a year of house arrest followed by five years of probation.
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"The FBI will handle these referrals pursuant to the FBI's disciplinary investigation and adjudication processes, and will impose disciplinary measures as warranted," the report read.
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"The regulatory interpretation at issue in Kisor was reached through formal adjudication, with ample process and two levels of well-justified administrative decisions," Metzger wrote.
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" A State Department official told The Hill in a statement that the agency "has not changed policy or practice regarding the adjudication of passport applications.
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Yet very few — just 22 percent — were picked up by police, and only a small share of those have experienced formal adjudication for their crimes.
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Ms. Carpenter (left), 67, retired as the director of the driver improvement adjudication bureau at the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles in Albany.
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The office "had not made a final recommendation for adjudication to the White House because the process was still ongoing when Porter resigned," Sanders said.
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The policy also requires campus leaders to declare that athletic departments are knowledgeable and compliant with university policies on sexual violence prevention, adjudication and resolution.
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The adjudication of each of the arrests could not immediately be determined from the summary of offenses provided by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
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If Musk's security clearance application is undergoing "adjudication review," as Bloomberg reported, the process could take many months before a decision is reached, Zaid said.
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"But they had not made a final recommendation for adjudication to the White House because the process was still ongoing when Porter resigned," Sanders said.
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Echoing Sessions's rhetoric, it deemphasized the need for case-by-case adjudication and made broad claims about what "generally" would or would not be accepted.
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"Adjudication backlogs are more than just an inconvenience, they have serious repercussions" for individuals waiting on job opportunities and their need for citizenship status, Miller said.
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SEBI Chairman Ajay Tyagi said last Thursday that SEBI had initiated adjudication proceedings against some credit rating agencies and was contemplating starting proceedings against some others.
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Beckett tells CNN that immigration authorities initially separated the two but they were later reunified and granted parole in 2009 to await adjudication of their case.
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Hopefully, the federal judiciary will respect our system of checks and balances in its adjudication of the inevitable lawsuits that arise in conjunction with this policy.
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It's true that terminated staff members may sue in the tribunal system, but this will cost thousands of dollars and at least three years of adjudication.
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Only two of the 28500 cardholders were referred to the proper adjudication authority to review their security clearance before meeting with the inspector general's audit team.
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Under the rules of tennis's antidoping program, Sharapova's positive test would not normally have been announced by the I.T.F. until the adjudication process had been completed.
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The board member who the inspector general said had a potential conflict in the adjudication, William J. Emanuel, also had a role in proposing the rule.
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The Trump administration's policy that forced asylum seekers to wait for an adjudication of their cases in Mexico was supposed to offer exemptions for the sick.
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In Family Court, a youth found guilty of committing a crime receives a juvenile adjudication and a disposition — the equivalent of a "sentence" in criminal court.
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"USADA, the independent administrator of the UFC Anti-Doping Policy, will handle the results management and appropriate adjudication of this case," UFC said in a statement.
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"It is a report from a Committee that has ignored every due process rights held dear by those who appreciate and value fair adjudication," Giuliani wrote.
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In these situations, the claims need to be adjudicated and something needs to be done with the people making the claims while their cases await adjudication.
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Although 74% of applicants are approved automatically, 26% must go through manual adjudication, a process which covers questions that may have raised flags the first time around.
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In 2014, Striblin entered a plea of no contest to possession of a controlled substance and was placed on community supervision on a deferred adjudication, records show.
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"The adjudication process has to recognize that not all of these people … have had full access to effective counsel during all stages of the process," she said.
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It means having one entry point that is run by the VA and on-the-spot claim submission with far more reasonable timelines for adjudication than today.
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The case has been referred to the Illinois Courts Commission, which handles adjudication of misconduct by judges in the state, for "appropriate" action, according to the Tribune.
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Sessions has also pushed for more congressional funding for judge positions and has introduced a number of controversial measures to speed up the actual case adjudication process.
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Trump's first insight into the rage for "global governance" among the high minded came on trade issues, and his concern for the World Trade Organization's adjudication mechanism.
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The director also said sitting FBI officials might lose their security clearances, have their clearances reviewed or be subject to some other "adjudication" for the same matter.
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There could be any number of reasons for a delay in the adjudication or investigatory process and it's just hard to know without seeing all the specifics.
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But Democrats anticipate that the Trump administration will object to the request and force the matter into the courts, where its adjudication could take months or longer.
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The immigration adjudication process often takes years to complete because of the growing volume of claims and because of the need to expedite proceedings for detained aliens.
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That includes the contents of an unsolicited voicemail Hall previously said he received from Mitchell (and which Hall said is irrelevant to the adjudication, in any case).
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As the ombudsman for the Department of Homeland Security reported to Congress in June 2016, there is a backlog of well over 100,85033 asylum applications awaiting adjudication.
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But he generally prefers to perch in the middle of a muddle — say, the string theory wars — and hear evidence from both sides without rushing to adjudication.
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The various abuse cases against the BSA that have been filed in state courts will be halted and transferred to federal bankruptcy court for adjudication, Pfau said.
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Under the program, Mexican authorities would be responsible for interdiction, detention, asylum adjudication and other immigration proceedings in accordance with Mexican and international law, the notification says.
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Kelly also directed his staff to discontinue top level security clearances for any staffer whose background investigation or adjudication process has been pending since before last June.
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In 2014, he was charged with possession of marijuana, also a first-degree misdemeanor, but the judge withheld adjudication, so he was not convicted of a crime.
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Instead, he was sentenced to 1 year of deferred adjudication probation -- which means if he completes the terms of his probation, it won't stay on his record.
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Asylum seekers crossing the U.S. southern border will be sent back to Mexico where they will await the adjudication of their asylum claims, according to the joint declaration.
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The current adjudication system has been overwhelmed — both the asylum officers in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the immigration judges in the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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"The clans brought us complaints of them being dispossessed (of their land) by the elite," he said, adding that, by law, land adjudication must be a public exercise.
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They've stated that these fees, $2628 and $28503, respectively, are actually in excess of their true costs and that it is this excess that's covering DACA adjudication costs.
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"In accordance with UCI Anti-Doping Rules, the rider has been provisionally suspended until the adjudication of the affair," the International Cycling Union (UCI) said in a statement.
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Henry argued that, with slavery as a potential area of adjudication, no Virginian could hope to get a fair trial in a court removed from his home state.
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Hirsch had become frustrated by the focus, in those debates, on adjudication and punishment, rather than on the ways in which the environment of college makes students vulnerable.
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Some 8 thousand applicants died last year waiting for adjudication of their disability claims, yet Trump's budget proposal fails to provide the funds SSA needs to improve service.
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A WTO adjudication panel agreed on Thursday with the U.S. complaint that China had paid farmers too much for wheat, Indica rice and Japonica rice in 2012-2015.
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He pleaded no contest, and the judge agreed to withhold adjudication of his charges if he successfully competes 12 months of house arrest and five years of probation.
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Advocating the independent adjudication of doping offenses, Mr. Bach also proposed that the Court of Arbitration for Sport should assume primary responsibility in imposing penalties for drug violations.
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John Wellington, managing editor of The Mail on Sunday, confirmed in an email that the news organization was going to post what he referred to as an adjudication.
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"Subsequently, there will be a need by the U.S. Marshal Services for those people that have committed criminal acts and need to be detained for adjudication," he added.
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They want anyone who crosses the border illegally with a child, or frankly without a child, less they&aposre a murderer I guess, to be released pending adjudication, correct?
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"Our robust systems in place ensure proper adjudication of scenarios is undertaken before levying cancellation charges so neither the customer nor the driver-partner is unfairly treated," they said.
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"The matter is currently under adjudication and we continue to work closely with the authorities to address any queries that they may have on the subject," the spokeswoman said.
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The Irish regulator said it opened 15 investigations into Facebook, Twitter, Apple and LinkedIn for possible breaches of GDPR rules, which should reach the adjudication stage later this year.
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We would note, the University announced on June 2 new safety and reform initiatives, which include taking responsibility from the IFC for monitoring, spot checks and adjudication of violations.
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The WTO ruled last year in favor of several claims by Argentina against anti-dumping duties imposed by the European Union but the adjudication continues and the duties remain.
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It has created two Immigration Adjudication Centers with a total of 15 judges who conduct hearings by video-teleconference with the aliens, their lawyers, and prosecutors at different locations.
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But there is absolutely no reason those provisionally approved on the waitlist should not then be given a U visa instead of waiting several years for a secondary adjudication.
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But the fear of Pandora's Box being opened was not realised because Qatar has not pressed its a demand for an adjudication panel, effectively leaving its litigation in limbo.
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"Immigration judges should have one goal and that goal should be the fair adjudication of cases," the director of policy at the National Immigrant Justice Center told the Post.
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" How it works, via MarketWatch: "The Chinese move triggers a 60-day waiting period before it can then request adjudication by a panel if the dispute isn't solved bilaterally.
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TARIFFS: Disputes over U.S. tariffs and retaliatory moves by other countries have sparked 20.7 requests for adjudication at the World Trade Organization, signalling an escalation in global trade tensions.
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The Gainesville Register, citing Burge's attorney, Rick Hagen, said that under the plea agreement, Burge will serve five years of deferred adjudication probation and will pay a $5,000 fine.
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"This policy is relatively new, and we are still working through the experience of reuniting kids with their parents after adjudication," Mr. Wagner told reporters on a conference call.
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"According to the adjudication rules, all participants should own the copyright to their submissions," it said, adding that the winner may be stripped of the title after the investigation.
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" Jones added, "Unless necessary as part of a criminal investigation, prosecution or adjudication, federal employees should not be able to view, download or exchange pornography on the taxpayers' dime.
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"You get a really quick adjudication of claims and they do it in a really smart way," said David Pridham, chief executive of Texas-based patent consultancy Dominion Harbor.
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But the fear of Pandora's Box being opened was not realized because Qatar has not pressed its a demand for an adjudication panel, effectively leaving its litigation in limbo.
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In response, Mexico will authorize the entrance of all of those individuals for humanitarian reasons, in compliance with its international obligations, while they await the adjudication of their asylum claims.
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According to TRAC Reports, a Syracuse University research and data program, US immigration courts currently face a backlog of over 800,000 cases, and the average adjudication time is 736 days.
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Brett was charged April 25 with first- and second-degree murder, unlawful removal of a dead body, desecration of a human corpse, and possessing a firearm after a delinquent adjudication.
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As part of the plea deal, Wey's attorney told KXAN his client will be sentenced to 10 years deferred adjudication probation and she will not spend any time in jail.
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"Determining whether or not something is actually infringing is a complex process that involves weighing a variety of factors, and that's historically always required a court adjudication," Masnick told me.
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"Kronk should be allowed to return to the Orlando state court to obtain a single adjudication of all issues by jury trial," his attorney, Howard Marks, wrote in the filing.
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Many of the EU's arguments were rejected by a WTO adjudication panel last year, but the WTO's appellate body reversed several of the points that the EU had lost previously.
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Even if Congress made impeachment a legal rather than political process, a president will be quick to argue that he is entitled to a fair adjudication of any criminal charge.
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Many Mondays saw lunchtime come and go before I had sifted through the whole pile of messages, replying to some, deleting plenty, and keeping others as new for later adjudication.
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Dave Campbell, the Southwest regional representative and eponymous longtime publisher of a magazine about Texas football, recalled that, decades ago, sportswriters' adjudication involved word-of-mouth and intra-jouranalistic argumentation.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Disputes over U.S. tariffs and retaliatory moves by other states have sparked 12 requests for adjudication at the World Trade Organization, signalling an escalation in global trade tensions.
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"This means that those crossing the U.S. Southern Border to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to Mexico where they may await the adjudication of their asylum claims," it said.
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"This court has never adopted a 'looks like' test to determine if an adjudication has improperly occurred outside" a federal court created by Article III of the Constitution, he wrote.
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Over the past few months, the bargaining process at Harvard has stalled over the union's demand for an independent adjudication system to resolve members' claims of sexual harassment and discrimination.
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"Nike does not seem to have that much to gain from taking this case to final adjudication and has a lot to lose in terms of negative public relations," said Edelman.
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" Finally, Phillips contends Colorado officials have infringed on his right to due process under the 14th Amendment for subjecting him to "an unfair and biased administrative enforcement, adjudication, and review process.
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It "also created increasing backlogs for adjudication [asylum case processing] by flattening immigration enforcement priorities and putting thousands of immigrants with no criminal issues in front of immigration courts," Pyati said.
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Mizan Abdulrouf, a barrister who is vice-chairman of the United Kingdom Board of Sharia Councils, said that unless Islamic adjudication was somehow regulated and licenced, it would be driven underground.
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In a properly constituted society, disputes between contending parties are turned over to a third party for adjudication—an independent judge who can apply the law and issue a fair judgement.
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Elsewhere, DHS has stated that the cost of adjudication is covered by other fees connected to the DACA application; namely, the fees for work permits and biometric-collection services i.e. fingerprints.
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The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in the District of Columbia U.S. District Court, further accuses HHS of delaying the hospitals' administrative appeals before remanding them to private contractors without final adjudication authority.
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Yes, it's good to address impunity among legislators and in other workplace settings — to ban non-disclosure agreements, provide training in appropriate workplace behavior, and improve processes for reporting and adjudication.
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These would include taking family separation off the table completely, not subjecting families and children to detention, ensuring access to attorneys, and investing in a fair and timely immigration adjudication system.
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Yet staffing levels and training in the nation's migration bureaucracies have not kept pace with the demand, leading to long delays in adjudication and impeding access for many migrants, advocates contend.
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"In the view of personnel security office, the FBI's July report required significant additional investigatory field work before personnel security office could begin to evaluate the information for adjudication," she said.
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"Uncontested evidence in the record establishes that non-Mexicans returned to Mexico under the MPP risk substantial harm, even death, while they await adjudication of their applications for asylum," Fletcher writes.
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Over the past several years, however, this process by which petitions are selected for adjudication has proven inefficient, costly and operationally burdensome for both employers and US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Newbold's lawyer says she does not have official whistleblower protection because her case is still making its way through the Office of Special Counsel adjudication, which can take a long time.
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These rights have consistently been considered by the Supreme Court to be inherent, rather than the result of a personal petition followed by adjudication by the federal, state or local governments.
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One judge emphasized that, although the Securities and Exchange Commission's administrative adjudication scheme violated the Appointments Clause, an easy fix "portends no change to any" administrative adjudicator's "robust protections" and independence.
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Presently, when a servicewoman reports an assault, her complaint is investigated by her commanding officer and adjudication is decided on by a command authority who is also in the chain of command.
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The newspaper did not correct any of the misrepresentations identified by the IPSO committee, but did add a note at the top of the original story detailing the probe's results, or adjudication.
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However, the judge, Lisa Porter, agreed to withhold adjudication, which means that Kodak will not become a convicted felon and will be able to tour out of the country in the future.
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Then, in 2012, Congress passed the America Invents Act, which created a streamlined procedure, known as "inter partes review," for the adjudication of patent challenges by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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McConnell and Grassley's obstruction of Obama's judicial nominees for lower courts has already created a crisis in which there aren't enough judges on the federal bench to hear cases requiring timely adjudication.
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"Instead, it will halt the processing of 40,000 pending cases, forcing applicants who have been waiting, in many cases, several years for adjudication to wait even longer in uncertainty," the letter states.
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He should also insist that lawmakers reject the 1997 Flores Settlement to allow children to remain with their parents while awaiting adjudication of their asylum claims or prosecution for violating the law.
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The weaknesses include inadequate staffing in Mexico's refugee agency, leading to monthslong waits for applicants; uneven training and supervision of immigration agents; and inconsistent adjudication of asylum law, according to the reports.
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This adjudication disparity also means that with the new priorities, there is no plan in place for the asylum office to ever reach the applications that have been languishing in the backlog.
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What's more, the discriminatory motivations expressed in Trump's statements played a far bigger role in the travel ban policy than the two commisioners' biases did in the original adjudication of Masterpiece Cakeshop.
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On this she says the U.S. government has invoked and interpreted the "standing" and "state secrets" doctrines in such as way as to block any adjudication of the lawfulness of its surveillance regime.
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Already, international students and immigration lawyers have been reporting that applications for H-1B visas — temporary work permits for skilled workers — are being denied or delayed far more often due to stricter adjudication.
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Under WTO rules, India has 60 days to settle the dispute, but after that Japan could ask the WTO to set up an adjudication panel to say whether India's tariffs break the rules.
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In August, a Florida judge agreed to withhold adjudication, which would have resulted in Kodak being released under the agreement that he'd complete 12 months of house arrest and five years of probation.
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In the first of those cases, Henry pleaded guilty to third-degree felony marijuana possession in 1994 and was placed on three-years deferred adjudication probation and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine.
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But the amendment at least served as a warning to anyone proposing to quash robust religious debate, and it created a somewhat more benign background for the adjudication of some important test cases.
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Other documents included a lieutenant colonel's password and user name for the Joint Personnel Adjudication System, used to check military clearances, as well as security clearance renewal applications for two four-star generals.
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Baldwin said he established a center to help soldiers adjudicate their claims, and even though the clawbacks began in 2012, it wasn't until 2014 that they realized how much time adjudication was taking.
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"In response, Mexico will authorize the entrance of all of those individuals for humanitarian reasons, in compliance with its international obligations, while they await the adjudication of their asylum claims," the declaration said.
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While Justice Scalia was best known for his originalism and textualism, the most distinctively conservative feature of his jurisprudence was to accord great weight in adjudication to longstanding customs and traditional social practices.
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Enforcement is left to the office of the US Trade Representative, which then undertakes an up to 90-day adjudication and discussion process with its Chinese counterparts to try to resolve the conflict.
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It is not the job of the military official to judge for himself whether the conduct violates the military code, but to report it up the chain of command for investigation and adjudication.
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Presently, the investigation and adjudication of unfair imports is the job of the International Trade Commission (ITC), a quasi-judicial independent executive branch agency whose decisions can be vetoed only by the president.
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Her parents said the school's adjudication process had failed her in a number of ways — for example, by not allowing her to respond to statements by the accused student that she said were untrue.
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Under the new deal, Mexico agreed to the immediate expansion along the entire border of a program under which the United States returns asylum-seeking migrants to Mexico to await adjudication of their cases.
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WASHINGTON, June 7 (Reuters) - Mexico has agreed to take more migrants seeking asylum in the United States while they await adjudication of their cases, according to a U.S.-Mexico joint declaration released on Friday.
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"If the House had started with a censure resolution instead of leaping to impeachment and short-cutting the process and skipping over judicial adjudication it's something that I would have looked at," Collins said.
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In a judgement on Thursday, also World Intellectual Property day, China's Supreme Court ruled in favor of Dior in a suit against the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board after a multi-year court battle.
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The controversy over the policy coincides with separate revelations that his administration lost track of nearly 1,500 children taken from parents awaiting adjudication of immigration cases and placed in foster homes or with sponsors.
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But they have been coached to say the magic words necessary for arresting officers to begin a lengthy adjudication of whether or not they are bona fide refugees deserving asylum — which can take years.
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Trump could reduce the need for asylum hearings to a manageable level by entering into safe third country agreements and sending asylum-seeking migrants to those countries for an adjudication of their persecution claims.
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All of them can bias me simultaneous, and the questions, of course, are which dominate and how am I able to counterbalance them through my process of information gathering and adjudication of that information.
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GENEVA, June 28 (Reuters) - A World Trade Organization adjudication panel will rule on Thursday on a dispute over Australia's tough tobacco packaging rules, widely seen as a test case for public health legislation globally.
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Although State law banning Sharia law forbids its adjudication giving supremacy to the U.S. Constitution and State law, it does not ban the private practice of Sharia law and its violation of individual rights.
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Allyson N. Ho, a lawyer for Oil States, said there was a difference between re-examination, which is the job of an executive-branch agency, and adjudication, which is the job of the courts.
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The due process clause of the Fifth Amendment dictates that neither life nor liberty nor property may be deprived absent "due process," which the Supreme Court construes to require adjudication by a neutral judge.
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During the 120-day period, the Secretary of State, in conjunction with the Secretary of Homeland Security and in consultation with the Director of National Intelligence, shall review the USRAP application and adjudication process.
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Adjudication of Plaintiffs' FLSA claims will also involve numerous individualized inquiries regarding the amount of compensation received by class members and the applicability of various defenses, including the amusement exemption and the creative professionals exemption.
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A preponderance of the evidence was the standard of proof mandated for the adjudication of campus sexual-assault cases in the "Dear Colleague" letter that was sent to the University of Montana in April 20123.
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"I worry ... about taking the impeachment case to trial, losing that case, having the president acquitted and then having an adjudication that this conduct is not impeachable," Schiff said on "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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Similar cases usually result in deferred adjudication probation, meaning the charges are dismissed after one to two years, said David Finn, a Dallas attorney and former judge who is not associated with the Manziel case.
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Rybarczyk was charged in February with 11 counts of soliciting prostitution, according to the Cleveland Division of Police Internal Affairs Unit, after which he was placed on restricted duty pending the adjudication of the charges.
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Instead of imposing such a draconian result that runs counter to the deregulation atmosphere intended, the STB should consider abandoning the proposed measure and instead focus on focused reforms streamlining the Board's rate adjudication processes.
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Since his arrest, he has been attending a school for youths awaiting adjudication of delinquency claims, and his grades and the comments on his report card "reflect a newfound seriousness of purpose," the judge wrote.
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They enjoy not just freedom from police interference of minor transgressions, but what I would term a kind of super freedom — the rational expectation of no adjudication even when they commit serious, violent, assaultive behavior.
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"We conclude that 'all terms of sentence' plainly encompasses not only durational terms, but also obligations and therefore includes all [legal financial obligations (LFOs)] imposed in conjunction with an adjudication of guilt," the ruling reads.
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EU countries agreed the Commission should reach out to other WTO members to find an interim solution that retains the binding character of the appellate body's decisions and the WTO's two-tier system of adjudication.
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The report was published a day after a WTO adjudication panel handed Washington a major victory over China, ruling that China's domestic price supports for wheat and rice constituted an excessive subsidy and violated WTO obligations.
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"We see no reason why, if the merger makes economic sense now, it would not be equally sensible to consummate the merger following an FTC adjudication on the merits that finds the merger lawful," Fisher wrote.
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Under the proposed constitutional amendment, if a private owner disputes the state valuation of their property, the government would be allowed to forcefully take over the land and proceed with its plans while an adjudication proceeds.
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The Justice Department said about 85033 percent — or 5,101 — of the illegal immigrants behind bars are still waiting adjudication and 26 have been granted relief because they risk persecution or serious harm if they are deported.
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And where universities have procedures and adjudication processes that might need changing to comply with the new rules, elementary and secondary schools have been found to have no rules at all for dealing with sexual misconduct.
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"Movants have failed to identify any particular circumstances or practical considerations that would justify holding that adjudication of the instant petitions for judicial review in the various district courts would better serve Congress's purposes," McKeague wrote.
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"The misconduct, confirmed through our investigation and adjudication process, harmed the complainants, and that trauma rippled through our campus and university system," said UC Santa Cruz spokesperson Scott Hernandez-Jason, in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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The Commission, which investigates cases before referring them to the Tribunal for adjudication, said in February it had found more than a dozen local and foreign banks colluded to coordinate trading the rand and the U.S. dollar.
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As is required by law, Tesla covers the medical cost of injuries incurred at work, and in some cases, its workers' compensation insurer pays a settlement to injured workers who apply for adjudication in workers' compensation court.
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"These marketplaces have conflict reduction features such as escrow, customer feedback, and marketplace adjudication that may make the conflict that arises in offline markets, often connected to the widespread use of credit, less likely," she told me.
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In the past, protests on both campuses have called attention to the need for more education and prevention programs, more streamlined adjudication processes, and a deeper understanding of the most effective way to respond to incidents institutionally.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is considering taking executive action on Wednesday that would allow children to stay with detained immigrant parents through the adjudication process, a Fox News reporter said on Twitter, citing unidentified sources.
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Last year, the police arrested about 24,600 people for theft of services and issued about 67,543 civil summons for the offense, sending the latter group of defendants to the Transit Adjudication Bureau to pay a $100 fine.
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The plea deals for the juveniles approved Friday include five years of probation with deferred adjudication, which require defendants to abide by the terms of their deal or risk being sentenced again, according to Wilson County News.
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It's anyone's guess how the court will rule, or when, but the outcome is likely to leave a deep imprint on right-to-know jurisprudence — and, by extension, the adjudication of campus rape — that stretches far beyond Montana.
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The delays, advocates argue, are a result of inefficiencies in the asylum adjudication system, insufficient staffing to vet would-be refugees and the often lengthy security checks that Syrians are required to undergo as part of their application.
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The policy that DeVos inherited from her predecessors operated under the premise that colleges could increase reporting of sexual assault by manipulating campus adjudication procedures to create a campus system that would focus on vindicating the accuser's allegation.
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Starting next season, the PGA Tour will issue a statement once an adjudication process has been completed that will state the player's name, length of suspension and whether it came from a performance enhancing substance or recreational drugs.
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The noodle is floppy and springy, with meat and maybe a fistful of bean sprouts and corn hidden in its folds, and a chef's adjudication of the necessary sweet soy sauce — sometimes just a stain, sometimes a deluge.
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" On Wednesday, the Hong Kong Bar Association said in a statement that an interpretation by Beijing would "deal a severe blow to the independence of the judiciary and the power of final adjudication of the Hong Kong court.
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Although Riggins and other Bay Area lawyers have commended Stanford for providing students — often traumatized and unfamiliar with legal proceedings — access to lawyers without charge, they say nine hours is hardly enough to navigate the university's adjudication system.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Qatar has escalated a dispute against Saudi Arabia at the World Trade Organization, a WTO filing showed on Monday, with a request for adjudication of its complaint that Saudi Arabia had violated its intellectual property rights.
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This means that adjudication between two sides of a trade takes place in an English court as European Union rules allow market participants such as banks and companies to choose which national court they want to rule on disputes.
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In fact, Richardson, Albritton's original court-appointed lawyer, says the prosecutor offered her a deferred adjudication, in which she may have been able to wait for the results of a lab test outside the walls of a jail cell.
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Even in these adjudication hearings, even in this small percentage of cases where somebody is held responsible, that's exactly it: They graduate or they don't graduate, but they leave the school, and they don't have anything on their record.
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He requested summaries of the security clearance adjudication process and any related documents for nine current and former officials, including Mr. Kushner; Ms. Trump, the president's elder daughter and senior adviser; and John R. Bolton, the national security adviser.
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Similarly, tightening the rules on forgiveness of student loans, which this paper portrays as Armageddon, ensures that students who are victims of fraud find relief, and that colleges and universities are part of a fair and objective adjudication process.
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Once a claim is submitted for appeal (either by the user or by Facebook itself), the company envisions a complete adjudication of the process within 90 days, including publication of the board's decision and a policy recommendation from Facebook.
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Krumenacker rejected their petition to challenge elements of the grand jury report before it became public, saying such hearings have never been allowed and would "effectively bring the grand jury process to a halt turning each investigation into a full adjudication."
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But by the autumn of 2013, when the independent investigation was completed, the dean of students who presided over the original adjudication of Johnson, Charles Couture, had retired, and the dean who replaced him, Rhondie Voorhees, rejected the independent expert's conclusion.
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In the span of just five years, campus activists across the country have fought a hard battle to completely re-write not just the rules of the campus adjudication process or Title IX enforcement, but the rules of sexual engagement itself.
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If the Trump administration wants the obligations in the deal to have an impact, it needs to include a neutral adjudication mechanism to hear claims of violation, which will offer the credibility and legitimacy that could actually induce China to comply.
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The serial resistors for the latter are long, large, expensive trials that must demonstrate effects on clinical outcomes and survival; the parallel circuits are the onerous post-approval study requirements that frequently constitute re-adjudication of the initial approval decision.
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Much more can be done to reduce fraudulent and erroneous payments, improve the accuracy and consistency of the determination and adjudication process, and make it simpler and easier for those who deserve benefits to receive them in a timely manner.
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On the other, a person who grows up deep inside a traditional Muslim sub-culture may feel under overwhelming pressure to accept the adjudication of family affairs on Islamic lines, so there are questions about how free the choice really is.
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While the "FBI portion was closed, the White House personnel security office, who is the one to make the recommendation for adjudication, was not finished with their process; therefore, they did not make a recommendation to the White House," Sanders said.
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Her bill would mandate a review of previously denied claims, lower the bar to get the benefits, revamp the VA's application and adjudication process and mandate an investigation by the VA and Pentagon to determine what went wrong with the process.
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Moreover, getting smart on crime means acting on the insights we glean from data and social research — insights that reveal that kids and communities both do better when minors face adjudication in a system designed to meet their particular needs.
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Should a civil offense be handed out, the act would transfer its adjudication to the Office of Administrative Trial and Hearings (OATH) courts, which could offer community service to low-income individuals, instead of requiring them to pay a civil penalty.
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"For these reasons, the court cannot avoid the conclusion that these statements cast doubt on the fairness and impartiality of the commission's adjudication," Justice Kennedy wrote, adding that the commission "was neither tolerant nor respectful" of the baker's religious beliefs.
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The request for a WTO adjudication panel reiterated Qatar's original complaint, and also argued that beoutQ was violating not only Qatar's rights but those of many other countries, whose TV programs could now be watched for free in Saudi Arabia.
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According to Zaid, the fact that some executive branch officials are still on interim clearances is not surprising given that most of the individuals joining this administration have more complicated backgrounds than is typical and that would delay formal adjudication.
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In a joint declaration after three days of talks in Washington, both countries said Mexico agreed to immediately expand along the entire border a program that sends migrants seeking asylum in the United States to Mexico while they await adjudication of their cases.
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The OIG said its research will focus on at least four areas: any employee concerns with scientific integrity, employee awareness of the policy and reporting requirements, reasons that workers might not report violations of the policy and the adjudication process for alleged violations.
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" The U.S.-Mexico deal: "Mexico has agreed to deploy its national guard throughout the country to help apprehend migrants and fight gangs, boost intelligence sharing with the U.S. and allow the U.S. to deport migrants seeking asylum to Mexico to await adjudication.
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New guidance directs USCIS asylum adjudication officers to weigh a migrant's illegal entry into the U.S. against legitimate claims of asylum and instructs officers to turn away asylum seekers citing gangs or domestic violence as a reason for entry at the border.
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In exchange for his plea, Anderson was offered deferred adjudication probation -- meaning he won't spend a day in jail, and his record will be expunged in three years if he pays a $400 fine and submits to psychological, alcohol and drug treatment.
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Not all violators— alleged violators, rather—accept their summonses without a fight, which is what brought Pakenham, the other day, to the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, or OATH , on John Street, where he had a handful of old cases awaiting adjudication.
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Under Florida law, when a judge decides to "withhold adjudication" it means that they do not make any judgment on the guilt of the defendant; rather, they agree not to hear the case if the defendant successfully completes a series of probationary conditions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexico has agreed to take more migrants seeking asylum in the United States while they await adjudication of their cases, according to details of an agreement reached late on Friday that led President Donald Trump to call off threatened tariffs.
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While the Mexican government has made improvements to the program in recent years, advocates say, the system remains deeply flawed, with inadequate staffing and funding for the country's refugee agency, uneven training and supervision of immigration agents and inconsistent adjudication of asylum law.
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"It's essentially creating an immigration court czar," said Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, who argued that the regulation will collapse policy making and adjudication into a "single individual" and favors policy directives over the non-political legal analysis.
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A representative for the Office of Financial Institution Adjudication, the executive body that provides administrative law judges to the Fed, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the National Credit Union Administration, also declined to comment.
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Last February, Stanford put in place a pilot adjudication procedure for sexual assault cases that requires a unanimous verdict from a three-member board, a standard that victims' rights advocates say favors the accused and makes Stanford an outlier among its prestigious peers.
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The revelation of Mr. Weinstein's abuses helped propel the #MeToo movement more than two years ago, so the trial was for better and for worse seen not just as an adjudication of his guilt, but also as a referendum on that movement.
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"MPP is rife with issues but by assigning the adjudication centers to the tent courts takes us to a new low where public access to the court are now eliminated," said Judge Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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According to the Executive Office for Immigration Review's (EOIR) adjudication statistics for fiscal 2900 through the second quarter of fiscal 220006, out of 2202 aliens who expressed a fear of returning to their own countries, 2628 were found to have a credible fear.
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I think that the American public has an unrealistic expectation, from all the depictions of criminal justice we get in the media, particularly television and movies, that every criminal adjudication, no matter how complex, can be decided in a short period of time.
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When the adjudication of what qualifies as truly an offense—as traumatic enough to legitimized—is made the purview of the media, not the purview of survivors, it becomes impossible to truly look at, name, and take action against the larger picture.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Canada plans to ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) to set up an adjudication panel to judge its dispute with the United States over Canadian lumber exports, indicating that talks have failed to resolve the issue and Ottawa is pressing its case.
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This should help companies avoid getting embroiled in a series of complicated disputes with their workers and officials that involve regulations set by authorities at different levels of government and can lead to long, drawn-out adjudication in various parts of the legal system.
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"His consultations with some of his potential customers in planning, designing and building various theme and water parks are restricted and impaired somewhat by the fact of his being, in effect, under 'the shadow' of his deferred adjudication," Butts wrote, according to the paper.
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Stone, M.D. With VA's health care quality actually pretty good, the real issues are the perception that VA care is substandard, an artifact of the days when it was poor; the recently exposed wait times for medical appointments; and the antiquated disability benefits adjudication process.
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"Furthermore, the adjudication of immigration applications and petitions requires in-depth screening, incurring costs that must be covered by the agency, and this proposal accounts for our operational needs and better aligns our fee schedule with the costs of processing each request," he continued.
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He also circulated a memo to members of the panel outlining a potential pathway for legislation, which would allow families to be detained together as their cases get worked through the legal system, authorize more immigration judges and prioritize the adjudication of the cases.
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It would give force of law to a set of broad principles — individual control, transparency, respect for context in which data has been shared, focused collection, security and accountability — with details fleshed out by Federal Trade Commission adjudication, codes of conduct and evolving standards.
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Even if the administration has not yet transformed Mr. Trump's Twitter announcement into policy, it remains possible that it will do so by the time a judge has to decide whether the new lawsuit is ripe for adjudication or should be dismissed, experts said.
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"Not allowing migrants a chance to obtain counsel and see a judge in person limits their access to a full and fair adjudication of their claims now," said the officer, who requested anonymity because they did not have the authorization to speak on the matter.
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"Furthermore, the adjudication of immigration applications and petitions requires in-depth screening, incurring costs that must be covered by the agency, and this proposal accounts for our operational needs and better aligns our fee schedule with the costs of processing each request," Cuccinelli said.
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In addition, the adjudication points out that Rose's article had included "significantly misleading statements" about the archiving of data used for the academic paper, and that it was accompanied by a graph that had created a "significantly misleading impression" of trends in global average temperature.
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The elimination of that automatic review would "increase immigration court efficiencies and reduce any cost from the increased adjudication time by no longer requiring a second review of the same application by the same immigration judge," according to a statement from the Justice Department.
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The U.S.-Mexico joint declaration released in Washington said Mexico had agreed to take more migrants seeking asylum in the United States while they await adjudication of their cases and agreed to increase enforcement to curb illegal immigration, including deploying the National Guard to its southern border.
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JEFF MERKLEY, D—OREGON: The reason that I came was this new policy that the attorney general has in place of families that are awaiting for the adjudication of the application of their application for asylum here in the U.S. And the children will be separated.
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One immigration expert, who asked not to be identified, noted that undocumented immigrants in federal custody could be at one of several stages of the adjudication process and that Trump likely has the power to have them sent to different jurisdictions from where they are being held.
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"The judges rejected the Qatari demands and called for three procedures relating to families, students and adjudication and they are measures the UAE has already implemented according to its national regulations," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said in a Twitter post in Arabic.
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In October, the district attorney's office threw out the four sexual assault charges Anderson was initially brought up on for these alleged crimes, and charged him with "unlawful restraint" instead, for which the office recommended three years of deferred adjudication probation, a $400 fine, and counseling.
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Though D&O usually covers claims resulting from a wrongful act, like a mistake in a SEC filing, allegations of willful illegal acts are generally covered only up to the point of adjudication, said Jeff Kingsley, a partner at the New York law firm Goldberg Segalla.
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Others, including me, believe the evidentiary standard is not the problem but are troubled that the adjudication processes vary wildly from school to school, and are often opaque, incomprehensible, and done without clear rules of evidence and the right of each party to have an advocate.
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A failure to take these actions will lead to inconsistent adjudication across the country, will gum up our immigration system further with appeals on this technical and unnecessarily complicated issue, and will result in the deportation of vulnerable asylum seekers to countries where they face persecution.
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"Referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law," Cissna said.
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There are still legitimate concerns about the depth and effectiveness of tennis's antidoping program even though there has been an increase in out-of-competition testing along with the welcome — if overdue — decision to make the system more transparent by announcing positive tests publicly before adjudication.
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How can he drain the swamp if he — and more importantly the American people — have no idea what lurks in the backgrounds and finances of these nominees that could hinder their fair adjudication of the key issues these nominees will be dealing with on a daily basis?
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According to Pernula's attorney, Debbie Lang, the judge granted Pernula a stay of adjudication, meaning her guilty plea wasn't accepted despite the fact that she entered one, and that if Pernula completes one year of probation without any violations, the matter will be dismissed from her record.
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Additionally, the administration is working to establish and implement "effectiveness measures" to look at no-show rates, the timeline for case adjudication and the number of parents or legal guardians returned to Mexico who subsequently send minor children alone across the border, according to the memo.
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Immigrants experience Homeland Security's substandard medical care, and its related record-keeping standards, while waiting in Mexico to present themselves at the border; in a Customs, ICE or ICE-partnered facility; in an HHS center or in private clinics as they await adjudication of their immigration cases.
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Given all this, and Justice Department guidelines against indicting a sitting president, we are left with a situation in which Democrats seeking adjudication of their allegations would have to pursue impeachment in the House and, if they were successful there, a subsequent trial in the Senate.
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Today, Vasquez is back on leave, collecting a workers' comp check he says is too small to cover the cost of an apartment, and waiting for the resolution of his application for adjudication in workers' comp court, which was filed in July 2016, according to the state's database.
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Immigration adjudication: The New York Times reports on the challenges for all concerned in the court systems from Texas to California, where Trump's "zero tolerance" policy has resulted in a one-month surge of 30 percent in federal criminal prosecutions of migrants at the border (March to April).
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"The reason why I came is this new policy that the attorney general has in place of families that are waiting for the adjudication of their application for asylum in the U.S., and the children are being separated," Merkley said in a Facebook video before being barred entry.
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"In particular, referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law," he wrote.
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"It is our view that Leaders should refer to certain aspects such as the work on transparency and subsidies, e-commerce and the reinforcement of the dispute settlement function, as a matter of urgency, to ensure that the two-stage binding third-party adjudication system remains efficient," they added.
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Aliens found to have a credible fear are often released into the interior of the United States, as a result of a lack of detention space and a variety of other legal and practical difficulties, pending adjudication of their claims in a full removal proceeding in immigration court.
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To correct the issue, McCaskill is proposing legislation that would mandate a review of previously denied claims, lower the bar to get the benefits, revamp the VA's application and adjudication process and mandate an investigation by the VA and Pentagon to determine what went wrong with the process.
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A little more than a year ago, these families, fleeing violence and upheaval in Central America, probably would have requested asylum, been detained for a short period in the United States and released to await an adjudication of their cases — the "catch and release" process that infuriates President Trump.
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Immigration judges assigned to the Fort Worth Immigration Adjudication Center are expected to begin hearing cases of migrants who fall under the administration's "Migrant Protection Protocols" program via video teleconference in January 2020, according to the Justice Department's Executive Office for Immigration Review, which oversees the nation's immigration courts.
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For a federal habeas court to intervene, it must be the case that the state court adjudication was inconsistent not just with some general understanding of the "clearly established law" at the time, but rather with law that was at the time clearly established by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"The federal government has not provided shelter or timely adjudication at the border leaving migrants without any means to make arrangements to get to their sponsors or family members in the United States," according to a joint statement by the governor and Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller, both Democrats.
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Writing in Politico, Primus argues that Spiro is just flatly wrong as a matter of law — the executive branch couldn't mandate such a capricious, arbitrary edict with no purpose: It is a basic rule of constitutional adjudication that the government must always have a valid purpose for the actions it takes.
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According to the Express-News, Garay's father, Placido Garay, 68, is a fugitive who pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault with a child in 2008 after he molested two of his minor relatives, but fled Bexar County just weeks before his 10-year sentence of deferred adjudication began.
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The State Department said that Mexico has agreed to deploy its national guard in the country to help take migrants into custody and fight gangs, increase its intelligence sharing with the U.S. and allow the administration to deport to Mexico asylum-seeking migrants while they await adjudication of their claims.
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As part of the deal, Mexico will beef up its national guard presence at its southern border to stem the flow of Central American migrants northward, boost intelligence sharing with the U.S. and allow the U.S. to deport migrants seeking asylum to Mexico to await adjudication, according to the State Department.
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These include consideration of the role and content of nondisclosure agreements, independence of investigation and adjudication, equitability in procedures at all stages, elimination of criminal law standards from civil and administrative adjudications, and — radiating out — equal hiring, equal numbers of women on boards, equal pay and many more women in politics.
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Its goal was to transform a slow and opaque process in which trials happened behind closed doors and where, too often, evidence was based on torture, forced confessions or fabricated proofs into one that relied on open-court trials, with a higher threshold for evidence and faster adjudication and sentencing.
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She unmasks the Title IX adjudication process as shadowy and baffling on many campuses, and not just in how accusers are treated; she also makes a powerful case that a student-led demand for intellectual safety has too often encroached upon academic freedom and even the work of teaching itself.
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The U.S. had requested the emergency meeting at the WTO's headquarters on the shores of Lake Geneva, and the outcome was always going to be "in practice a foregone conclusion," according to Joshua Paine, a senior research fellow at the Max Planck Institute in Luxembourg, who focuses on international adjudication law.
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Here's how the strategy works: Under the current rules of the American Arbitration Association, it costs companies $1,900 to begin arbitrating with a single worker, so when thousands of workers demand arbitration, fees quickly escalate into millions of dollars – and that's before any actual adjudication on the merits of workers' claims.
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"We have reached an agreement with the Senate on a strong package of reforms to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 that will focus on protecting victims, strengthening transparency, holding Members accountable for their personal conduct, and improving the adjudication process," House Republican and Democratic leaders said in a joint statement.
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At the meeting on Wednesday, where a slew of legal disputes over Trump's trade policies entered a formal adjudication phase, U.S. Ambassador Dennis Shea said China was using the WTO to promote "non-market" policies, which had distorted world markets and led to massive excess capacity, especially in steel and aluminum.
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Once that district court stayed it, the standard of review by the appellate court gave substantial deference to that decision -- and again, though a three-judge panel of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals decided the issue against the Trump administration -- that too was not a final adjudication on the merits.
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Most of the federal criteria that bar people from buying or possessing guns under federal law require some sort of legal adjudication: a felony conviction, for instance; an involuntary commitment to a mental institution, a process that typically requires a judge's decree; a full protection order that includes the opportunity for a hearing.
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The ingredients needed are clear: The participants have to agree on who's in the group; there's a single set of rules all participants can actually obey; compliance is monitored effectively, with graduated punishments for violation; enforcement and adjudication is affordable; and outside authorities have to allow the participants to obey the rules.
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"Doing these 30-second pitches, hundreds of times a day, is very tiring — you're completely wiped out at the end of the day," said Mr. LaRoche, who headed back to the commercial adjudication department on the third floor and slipped into a small room where an administrative law judge sat at a computer terminal.
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But the copy of the report DOJ released Monday further explains that the sentences were redacted because it relates to an ongoing investigation; "pertains to records or information compiled for law enforcement purposes, the release of which would deprive a person of a right to a fair trial or an impartial adjudication"; and personal privacy.
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The Dear Colleague letter didn't create new law, it just explained to schools how and what they need to do to follow and complete their obligations under Title IX. If you look at the history of Tufts' sexual misconduct adjudication process, it has evolved significantly from basically nothing, since the Dear Colleague letter came about.
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"The AAA's arbitration procedures, and specifically its roster of neutrals for large and complex cases in New York, deprive black litigants like Mr. Carter and his companies of the equal protection of the laws, equal access to public accommodations, and mislead consumers into believing that they will receive a fair and impartial adjudication," they wrote.
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"One thing we are considering … is whether we need to revive Congress's inherent contempt power, such that we would have our own adjudication of the Congress and we would levy fines on those who are not cooperating until they produce what they are compelled to produce," Schiff said at an event hosted by Axios.
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"The White House personnel security office staffed by career officials received information last year and what they considered to be the final investigative background investigation report in November, but they had not made a final recommendation for adjudication to the White House because the process was still ongoing when Rob Porter resigned," Sanders said.
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AND I EXPECT THE GOVERNMENT TO DECIDE TO APPEAL IT. AND THEN IT GOES TO ADJUDICATION OF THE EUROPEAN COURTS AND THE EUROPEAN COURTS WILL DO A FULL ASSESSMENT OF WHAT THE COMPETITION COMMISSION HAS DECIDED, AND WHAT THE REASONS ARE BEHIND IT. AND OF COURSE, WHEN THAT REACHES A CONCLUSION, WE'LL ABIDE BY THE DECISION.
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The local police in particular were hit with charges that the department was routinely and systematically failing survivors: A years-long investigation by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) found "significant delays in the adjudication of protection orders ... dramatic under-enforcement of violations of protection orders; inadequate staffing ... lack of adequate evidence collection and case investigation," among other issues.
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So people with actual criminal charges, not immigration, not just being deportable, but actually having a criminal charge -- INGRAHAM: He was felony assault, he pled down to misdemeanor assault, apparently smashing his wife in the face -- ORR: In the charged, but he was going to a court proceeding to have an adjudication of that lower pleading.
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The U.S.-China trade deal does not have the typical adjudication mechanism, but rather has a mechanism under which either side can determine on its own if the other is not in compliance, and can then -- after a consultations process -- take what it considers to be appropriate action in response (most likely, this will take the form of tariffs).
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Given the lack of other options, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE should order the military to move migrants to Guantanamo for adjudication, replacing unhelpful defense leaders if necessary.
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" Tufts University, for example, states that both accused and accuser "should be mindful about with whom they discuss the pending adjudication, as over-sharing can result in unintended consequences such as retaliation, the creation or exacerbation of a hostile environment, and may damage the credibility and integrity of witnesses or information relevant to the resolution of the complaint.
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China, the European Union, Canada, Mexico, Norway, and Russia all confirmed they would escalate their disputes by starting adjudication proceedings, while the United States confirmed its wish for dispute panels against Canada, China and the EU. Similar requests by Turkey against the United States and by the United States against Mexico are likely to be confirmed later on Wednesday.
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Even before Trump's unrealistic threat, Stephen Miller, the mastermind behind much of the administration's aggressive immigration policy, had already urged the Department of Homeland Security to arrest an even smaller subset of the undocumented population: immigrants whose deportation orders were issued this year as part of an expedited adjudication strategy called the "rocket docket," the Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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"The notion of misleading an average person ... in order to evaluate this policy as good, bad or pretty much impotent — which is what I see it as — you would need to know what the process of adjudication is here and how they're considering these issues," Britt Paris, an expert on audiovisual manipulation at Rutgers University, told The Hill.
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In addition, other crimes Green pleaded guilty to included: five counts of robbery with a firearm, three counts of first-degree burglary, two counts of attempted robbery with a firearm, one felony count each of kidnapping, possession of a firearm after a juvenile adjudication, attempted animal cruelty, feloniously pointing a firearm as well as second-degree burglary and larceny of an automobile.
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Darboe has instead found himself in what criminal justice reform activists call the prison-to-deportation pipeline, a coded system that works to funnel black and Latinx immigrants from the criminal court system into Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) custody, to the immigration court system, and ultimately back to their nations of birth — with very little recourse or space for adjudication.
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What they're saying: "The Department of Justice is disappointed that the court is continuing to impose the outdated Flores Agreement even after the government has done exactly what the Agreement required: issue a comprehensive rule that will protect vulnerable children, maintain family unity, and ensure due process for those awaiting adjudication of their immigration claims," a Department of Justice spokesperson said in a statement.
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During the 120-day period, the Secretary of State, in conjunction with the Secretary of Homeland Security and in consultation with the Director of National Intelligence, shall review the USRAP application and adjudication processes to determine what additional procedures should be used to ensure that individuals seeking admission as refugees do not pose a threat to the security and welfare of the United States, and shall implement such additional procedures.
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"The Committee's attempt to use the investigation as the common thread gets it backwards—rather than relating cases based on some shared underlying transaction that will be central to the adjudication of those suits, the Committee is trying to relate completely unrelated cases simply because it filed them in service of its overarching desire to bring various matters together in its investigation of the President," Justice Department attorneys wrote.
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During the 120-day period, the Secretary of State, in conjunction with the Secretary of Homeland Security and in consultation with the Director of National Intelligence, shall review the USRAP application and adjudication processes to determine what additional procedures should be used to ensure that individuals seeking admission as refugees do not pose a threat to the security and welfare of the United States, and shall implement such additional procedures.
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"He would not be removed from the ballot, but then again there's a number of other things that will follow a protocol if the party take that permanent step and if they do, we will adhere to their request and we will honor their request as we should by law, and then we'll make sure that the proper adjudication of the process is adhered to as the election continues," Merrill said.
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Cissna's email also told USCIS staff that they're not supposed to call applicants "customers" anymore because their real customers aren't immigrants — they're the American people: Referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law.
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Facebook will implement a system allowing users to appeal content decisions made by the company to an independent body of experts for adjudication, Facebook founder Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE said Thursday.
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Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) was barred from entering an immigration detention facility in Texas on Sunday after he said he requested to meet with immigrant families waiting on asylum applications in the U.S. "The reason why I came is this new policy that the attorney general has in place of families that are waiting for the adjudication of their application for asylum in the U.S., and the children are being separated," Merkley said.
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And finally, taking into account the old principle (Spinoza's this time) that one never makes such good use of a tool as when one knows the secrets of its manufacture and thus its history, we have in Sands's "East West Street" a machine of power and beauty that should not be ignored by anyone in the United States or elsewhere who would believe that there are irreparable crimes whose adjudication should not stop at the border.
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The idea that journalists shouldn't serve as "referees" in "frivolous political disputes" implies that adjudication isn't a core part of a journalist's job — that calling out the violation of a norm (be it "not lying to the public," or "being racist," or what have you) is something journalists should do only when the stakes are really high, and that the rest of the time, they should be content to describe the game as it played out.
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