A schoolteacher could be compelled to testify about education rules, or a senior citizen could be compelled to testify about Medicare or Social Security rules.
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States will need to be compelled to get on board.
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Might you, as TechCrunch suggested, be compelled to post more?
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Witnesses should be compelled to provide relevant information without stonewalling.
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BuzzFeed and Vice may be compelled to study the business model.
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Benson, 88, was expected to be compelled to testify at trial.
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So North Korea is going to be compelled to do that.
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Can the president be compelled to testify before a grand jury?
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You can't be compelled to say the Pledge of Allegiance, for example.
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Zuckerberg can't be compelled to appear as he's not a U.K. citizen.
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Most won't be settling locally; they'll be compelled to go somewhere else.
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If code is speech, then Apple can't be compelled to make it.
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Can a sitting president be compelled to testify before a grand jury?
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We can tell ourselves that we can't be compelled to support despotism.
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But maybe I should; maybe, in fact, I will be compelled to.
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There's absolutely not one reason why you should be compelled to drink.
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Mr. Trudeau is not likely to be compelled to resign over the issue.
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Companies should not be compelled to weaken the encryption that protects their clients.
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Then, Republicans would virtually be compelled to act, particularly in an election year.
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If they didn't, he said, he would also be compelled to investigate further.
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How long would terrorists and their offspring be compelled to remain on the island?
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And when those missteps occur, people are going to be compelled to speak out.
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Listen below, and be compelled to dance in your seat: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Thirty-two percent believed Barr should be compelled to testify, 28500 percent were unsure.
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Essentially, the Fifth Amendment says you can't be compelled to give self-incriminating testimony.
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Sterling persuaded a judge in Ohio that the case should be compelled to arbitration.
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Louis, told The AP police officers can't be compelled to testify in an outside investigation.
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To stem yuan depreciation, China would be compelled to allow domestic interest rates to rise.
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The more Modi gloats, the more Pakistan will be compelled to show it remains unbowed.
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Under this doctrine, no worker can be compelled to pay even for core representation activities.
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Because of stout Republican resistance, he would be compelled to go in a different direction.
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"If a person cannot be compelled to provide a passcode because it is a testimonial communication, a person cannot be compelled to provide one's finger, thumb, iris, face, or other biometric feature to unlock that same device," Judge Kandis Westmore wrote in her opinion.
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Whether officials should be compelled to testify is split heavily along party lines with 83 percent of Democrats and 21 percent of Republicans saying officials in the Trump administration should be compelled to comply with the impeachment inquiry, while 48 percent of independents agreed.
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"If it's a competitive election, I probably will be compelled to vote for Hillary," he said.
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This means that under Swiss law, ProtonMail CANNOT be compelled to backdoor our secure email system.
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Under Royal Commissions, executives can be compelled to attend public hearings and answer questions under oath.
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Would people be compelled to wear them for longer than a few months before ditching them?
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The court hearing had been scheduled to decide whether Apple should be compelled to provide help.
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Members only cooperate if they choose to — they can't be compelled to testify or produce documents.
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Given domestic political imperatives, the Trump administration may be compelled to continue on its current course.
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Recognizing that she might be compelled to return it, she turned the ring into a pendant.
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"The provision that no person shall be compelled to be a witness against himself," Obermaier said.
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Your followers shouldn't be compelled to spend time trying to figure out if you have ulterior motives.
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They&aposre not going to have to be compelled to give out abortion information and so forth.
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And if the answer is yes, you could be compelled to share information relevant to your health.
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It's another big reason why someone may be compelled to share information without doing their due diligence.
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You don't have to be compelled to use your artistry or voice to do what you do.
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And, in such a meeting, he might be compelled to incriminate his own family to protect himself.
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Nobody suggested hearings at which former Trump administration officials could be compelled to reveal what they know.
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States would be compelled to transfer funds from other local programs into Medicaid while raising taxes elsewhere.
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"The debtor will not be compelled to pay due instalments for loans or leasing (arrangements)," it said.
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Some people will get in, others will be kept out, still others will be compelled to leave.
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Other countries, Brennan argued, would be compelled to enact similar laws that would harm U.S. interests abroad.
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As the moon diminishes to the point of invisibility, we'll be compelled to turn inward and seek rest.
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If just one of the four images is copyrighted, Twitter would be compelled to take this picture off.
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The appeals court said Officer Porter could not be compelled to testify until it issues its own decision.
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That limited scope also makes it less likely that the FBI will be compelled to disclose the bug.
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Typically, lawyers cannot be compelled to testify or produce evidence against a client in a grand jury investigation.
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Lawyers generally can't be compelled to testify or provide evidence against a client in a grand jury investigation.
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Even if they did, it remains unclear whether Trump would be compelled to appear before a grand jury.
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Ironically, he can only be compelled to testify against the President if he is pardoned by the President.
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The question is who will drive that change, and whose ideas voters will be compelled to take seriously.Rep.
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Late last month, Judge Williams ruled that Officer Miller could also be compelled to testify against his colleagues.
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United States banks may benefit because their European competitors will now be compelled to adhere to higher standards.
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But investors responded to his optimism as an indication the Fed may be compelled to move more quickly.
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Parents may be compelled to send their children abroad at even younger ages to escape the closing cage.
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If Apple can be compelled to update the software on a dead suspect's iPhone to help the FBI access encrypted data, it's not obvious why the company couldn't also be compelled to modify the software on a live suspect's iPhone to listen in on his conversations or track his location.
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Shulman hopes that people who see Trinkets and are also struggling with shoplifting might be compelled to find support.
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"They will be compelled to pay more to get those same trades done," Tobin said in a recent interview.
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If VCs risk losing deal flow, funding and talent, they will be compelled to institute proper sexual harassment policies.
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The fear is that rivals will be compelled to hand over most of the profits to the online giant.
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Mueller has subpoena power, and witnesses will be compelled to testify before the grand jury under penalty of contempt.
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Legal confusion Saturday's results mean that Taiwan's government could now be compelled to enforce a law already ruled unconstitutional.
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Should I be compelled to write prescriptions for these drugs because they are legal and my patients want them?
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Planned Parenthood said the doctors were not considered official staff of the organization and could not be compelled to interview.
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"All sides must be compelled to sit at the negotiating table instead of unleashing a new world war," he said.
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Several conservative justices said Phillips could be compelled to write words on a cake, arguing that would be an expression.
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Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing Trump threatening to fire Mulvaney: report MORE would be compelled to testify.
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Justice Department lawyers point to Apple's past cooperation in arguing that it should be compelled to unlock Mr. Feng's phone.
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Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing Trump threatening to fire Mulvaney: report MORE could be compelled to testify.
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Richter asked that Pell not be compelled to be at the next hearing, but Judge Susan Pullen denied his request.
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Planned Parenthood said the doctors were residents, not employees of the clinic and could not be compelled to do interviews.
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When Mars leaves your sign and enters Gemini on Friday, you'll be compelled to spend your money on social outings.
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But Arab governments, even Saudi Arabia's, could be compelled to rebuke a declaration of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, experts said.
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Undoubtedly, some women will seek out unlicensed or unsafe abortions, or be compelled to carry an unwanted pregnancy to term.
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They will be compelled to listen as House managers lay out the case that President Donald Trump betrayed the country.
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If it does, the panel could be compelled to add a day or more of additional hearings, slowing the process.
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If the lawsuit is not thrown out, Trump could be compelled to testify under oath about the allegations against him.
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The question is, will the market correct itself or will the HKMA be compelled to hold regular liquidity draining operations?
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The deal is currently slated to expire in March 2018 but Mahesh believes they may be compelled to extend it.
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At the same time, Abood said employees could not be compelled to contribute to a union's ideological or political activities.
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With Mexico, absent a new agreement, they would be compelled to raise tariffs on US goods to their non-preferential levels.
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If a VPN service is located in one of these countries, it could be compelled to send any data it has.
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However, that case had no Fifth Amendment issues because the defendant was dead and could not be compelled to do anything.
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Importantly for employers, the act would not impose new federal regulations, and no employer would be compelled to disclose salary information.
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At issue there is whether non members of a public sector union can be compelled to pay fees for collective bargaining.
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Any VPN headquartered in on one of these countries may be compelled to give up data it has on its users.
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Quinn, the court considered whether a group of home healthcare workers in Illinois could be compelled to pay fair-share fees.
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When we're reminded that more than 28500 billion people don't have access to safe water, we should be compelled to act.
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" Haley also held out the prospect that, absent U.N. action, the United States may be "compelled to take our own action.
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To the contrary, the marriage equality bill in Australia specifies that religious ministers cannot be compelled to marry same-sex couples.
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Will their nominee be compelled to oppose Trump on all issues, and reject the current U.S.-Israel relationship for political points?
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Lover: Today your Scorpio crush can be compelled to act out as their planetary ruler Mars gently connects with unruly Uranus.
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If only Attenborough narrated every Pokémon Go game play, maybe a whole new demographic of fans would be compelled to play.
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As the clip continues, Officer Ruggiero says that he will be compelled to arrest Mr. Rush or write him a ticket.
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Barr should be compelled to retract the offending policies and restore to the courts the powers he has stripped from them.
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The decision means the reporter, Frances Robles, will be compelled to testify at the trial or face contempt of court charges.
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This means that China and India will be compelled to provide the same kinds of information as, say, France and Japan.
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As a starting point, when someone accepts a pardon, they lose their Fifth Amendment right and can be compelled to testify.
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But if four Republicans broke with Mr. McConnell, Mr. Bolton could be compelled to testify — making those Republicans pretty powerful, indeed.
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"Trump's loyalty is limited, witnesses can still be compelled to testify, and the pardons apply only to federal crimes," he added.
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Wouldn't accepting of a pardon then mean Stone could be compelled to testify and not be allowed to take the Fifth?
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He might be compelled to ask that Nixon be held in contempt if the White House refused to turn them over.
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Today's opioid manufacturers should help the addicted and must be compelled to pay far more than a simple one-time fee.
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If Apple itself can be compelled to be the enemy, right down to the firmware, then only third-party software can secure iOS users … but Apple forbids sideloading, tries to prevent jailbreaking and bar custom firmware, and gatekeeps all third-party software, so it could conceivably be compelled to forbid–or corrupt–any third-party encryption tools.
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Adam Schiff, the committee's top Democrat, called for Nix to be compelled to come before the committee to answer some new questions.
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Regardless of my work—its great merit or strength—some force can prevail so powerfully that I might be compelled to quit.
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Whilst Labour's attempt passed unopposed by the government, it is unclear exactly what ministers will be compelled to publish as a result.
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Tuesday's motions focused on when and how the preliminary injunction hearing would proceed, and whether certain doctors could be compelled to testify.
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For those who believe that Facebook should be compelled to obtain and retain less consumer data, today likely felt like a win.
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It has argued that stockmarkets are natural monopolies that should in effect be compelled to sell their prices to whoever wants them.
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By the end, dozens of companies from every corner of the industry would be compelled to issue a patch of some kind.
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"I speculate that if anti-gay bias was on the rise everywhere, lawmakers wouldn't be compelled to implement these laws," he said.
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So, to recap: Biometrics are easily hacked, and users can be compelled to unlock phones with fingerprints in a court of law.
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If Apple can be compelled to turn against its users, it's hard to imagine any level of protection that will hold up.
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And Texas leaders should be compelled to include the Ike Dike or an equivalent seawall plan in whatever emergency aid gets delivered.
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If one of the questions opposing same-sex marriage passes, the government could be compelled to enforce a law already ruled unconstitutional.
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The question is how many non-HBO subscribers will be compelled to sign up for HBO Max because of the new programming.
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Your ISP (internet service provider) logs your data and could use it for marketing purposes, or be compelled to give it up.
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The stay concerns the question of whether another of the charged officers, William Porter, can be compelled to testify in Goodson's trial.
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The baker, meanwhile, insisted that he should not be compelled to create a cake for an event that violates his religious faith.
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Hunter argued that Johnson & Johnson should be compelled to release millions of pages of documents about its role in the opioid epidemic.
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And at what point should the limits of medicine be recognized and the parents of an infant be compelled to let go?
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Mayer, Yahoo's CEO from 2012 until this summer when the company was sold to Verizon, had to be compelled to appear by subpoena.
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Democrats also warned that if associates of Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani deny requests for documents and depositions they will be compelled to comply.
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So WhatsApp will be unable to be compelled to hand over messaging data — even if served with a warrant by authorities demanding access.
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Many no longer want to be compelled to use the hotel's devices, especially if previous guests had left their dirty fingerprints on them.
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Tired of Senate Republicans refusing to approve his Supreme Court nominee, President Barack Obama may be compelled to take extreme measures. Westeros-style.
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The reason why the insurance companies needed to be compelled to cover them is because they basically make up all of their costs.
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So the letter of international law seems to say that China could be compelled to abandon many of its South China Sea claims.
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But consumers are abandoning diesel because of health concerns and fears that they may be compelled to park their cars outside city limits.
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"If this is what they call 'creative approach" and 'imaginative power beyond common sense,' we will be compelled to seek a new road.
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Trump couldn't be forced to speak directly to Mueller or the FBI; he could only be compelled to testify before a grand jury.
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Twitter said in its filing that it could not be compelled to disclose the identity or identities of whoever is behind the account.
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The 5-4 ruling stated that state-paid, in-home care workers cannot be compelled to pay union dues, even for collective bargaining.
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TAPPER: Although it sounds like you're saying that there is the possibility that he could be compelled to testify in the Senate, theoretically?
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In the name of choice, the abortion lobby and their allies in Congress are insisting that medical professionals be compelled to perform abortions.
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"If the session does not begin tomorrow...the delegation would be compelled to leave," it said in a statement published on Yemen's Sabanew agency.
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Corey, is that the president&aposs view that he could not be compelled to testify and that he cannot, as the president, obstruct justice?
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If the courts back up expansion supporters, the state could be compelled to follow the ballot initiative before the end of the LePage administration.
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Under the laws, internet firms like Facebook and Google will be compelled to remove violent content or face massive fines and even prison time.
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This is all independent of the question over whether Apple should be compelled to unlock the terrorist's 227c phone directly by hacking the passcode.
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In March, a Maryland high court ruled in favor of the prosecution team and said Porter would be compelled to testify against his colleagues.
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Cases like these have special significance because the owners of the phones are deceased, and so can't be compelled to give up the passcodes.
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White House officials cannot be compelled to testify in front of Congress, Edwards added, thanks to rules governing the separation of powers between government.
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You might be compelled to hang onto an old suburban home because it's familiar, or in case the kids want to move back in.
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China may be compelled to allow internal investigations of its construction and insulation industries, and could face trade sanctions if officials refuse to cooperate.
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"The federal government doesn't like the idea because they would most likely be compelled to make a substantial investment in Nycha," the person said.
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Can President Trump be compelled to testify in response to a criminal subpoena and, even more consequentially, can a sitting president be criminally indicted?
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And while he profoundly disagrees with the "centrists and progressives" on certain matters, he said, people cannot be compelled to leave the Methodist church.
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Under subpoena, Judge could be compelled to confirm whether he is referencing Kavanaugh and describe the conduct that unfolded at parties they attended together.
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Look, you may be compelled to do whatever it takes to get rid of your blister so you can wear your precious strappy sandals again.
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In the memo, the lawyers argue the president cannot be compelled to testify and cannot obstruct justice because he has authority over all federal investigations.
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He said all companies should be compelled to file results on a quarterly basis, with restrictions on how much companies can invest in other stocks.
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Because these are serious times and we need serious people who will literally be compelled to act and speak out on all this and more.
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Given that reality, it is unclear why either would be compelled to say "Yes!" when Trump finally puts his long-awaited plan on the table.
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If the companies proceed with their Whac-A-Mole approach, it seems inevitable that crises will multiply, and governments will be compelled to step in.
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Some non-Saudi investors could still take part, and overseas funds which track emerging market indexes will be compelled to buy after Aramco starts trading.
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Dravis could still be compelled to testify before the committee, but the committee would need to serve a subpoena if she declined a voluntary interview.
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I really don't think that florists who don't want to contaminate themselves with a gay wedding should in any way be compelled to do so.
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Federal law "dictates that this motion be granted, and that Clifford be compelled to arbitration, as she knowingly and voluntarily agreed to do," Blakely wrote.
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And some Democrats have acknowledged that the McGahn ruling holds the enticement that more firsthand witnesses might be compelled to appear, thereby bolstering their case.
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In Massachusetts, in line with the broad perception held by many, a wife cannot be compelled to testify against a husband in a criminal case.
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And President Trump just yesterday said that you yourself should be compelled to testify if the House moves forward and it goes to the Senate.
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In fact, Wozniak sold virtually all his bitcoin holdings when the price shot up so he wouldn't be compelled to watch the price yo-yo.
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When you chose greater responsibility over your life and the welfare of others, you can't help but be compelled to live at a higher standard.
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With the millions of dollars it earns, the Ubers and the Lyfts should be compelled to adjust its business model, better assuring its riders' safety.
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Now, your questions Donald (New York): Will witnesses such as Don McGahn who have refused to testify in the House finally be compelled to testify?
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And the resolution of this court case will answer decades-old constitutional questions about whether electors may be compelled to vote for a specific candidate.
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Because premiums would rise in the absence of the subsidies, the government would be compelled to spend more on financial assistance to low-income Americans.
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Analysts said if Mugabe responded to Chiwenga's statement, he would be compelled to choose sides between war veterans and the young turks rallying behind his wife.
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The whole point of end-to-end encryption is that companies can't be compelled to reveal messages even if they want to — they don't have access.
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Of course, there are many good reasons that Apple doesn't want to be compelled to effectively design a backdoor that would unlock the dead guy's phone.
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Some analysts have said that the ECB will be compelled to extend its bond-buying due to the weakness and uncertainty in the euro zone economy.
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" US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley also suggested Wednesday at a UN meeting that the US could be "compelled to take our own action.
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And they had to be careful about what they said to each other, even in private, since they could be compelled to testify against each other.
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"My sense is they might not be compelled to raise prices as frequently as they might've needed to before they turned cash-flow positive," he said.
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It points to precedent under past Democratic and Republican administrations in asserting White House aides cannot be compelled to speak to Congress about their official duties.
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"There would be a beheading video, and I kind of couldn't help myself and would be compelled to watch, and then I'd condemn myself," he said.
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It's unclear whether Trump, who in February said he likes having Cabinet members in acting capacities, could even be compelled to formally nominate a DHS secretary.Rep.
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In November, a federal judge rejected the Trump administration's claim that Donald F. McGahn II, the former White House counsel, could not be compelled to testify.
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At such low prices, companies could potentially fold carbon offsets into their pricing — or be compelled to do so — leading to an explosion in the market.
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Blair, in which justices left open the notion of whether electors could be compelled to vote a certain way or penalized for failing to do so.
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Prosecutors granting Pecker immunity means he won't face criminal charges himself, but he'll be compelled to testify — even if that means against his old friend Trump.
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"Companies should be compelled to treat identifying and combating bots and disinformation as a "duty," he says, facing "consequences" if they "continue to propagate truly defamatory content.
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On March 8 the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled William Porter could be compelled to testify under the immunity law in all five of the other trials.
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So if Elliott's attorneys want to identify the list contributors, they'll have to prove his case of libel before Google can be compelled to provide the information.
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" They added that they'd "do [their] best" to draw a new map by the deadline, "but may be compelled to pursue further legal action in federal court.
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Employees who opt out of union membership no longer can be compelled to pay agency fees, but they nonetheless are represented by unions in collective bargaining negotiations.
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Candidates should be clear about how they will seek advice for transition planning and what ethical guidelines those chosen to serve will be compelled to comply with.
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If an insurer can require a patient to use a cheaper drug instead of a more expensive one, companies might be compelled to drop their prices more.
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For now, the next step is for both sides to submit briefs to the appeals court arguing why Porter should or should not be compelled to testify.
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At first, the State House unanimously approved a measure ensuring that clergy members could not be compelled to solemnize a marriage that conflicted with their religious views.
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When you experience the video, I want you to think, feel, and be compelled to get into the streets and act to drive out this fascist regime.
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Married couples cannot be compelled to testify against each other, but recent trial developments have left many wondering how Ms. Coronel has managed to avoid criminal charges.
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Mr. Matzneff, who said he did not know when he would return to Paris, will be compelled to appear at the start of the trial next year.
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The First Amendment's rights to free speech, religious exercise, and religious expression mean a person cannot be compelled to perform tasks or make products, religious conservatives contend.
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As a result, without a further order from a higher court, the accountants could be compelled to turn over the records as early as next week. Rep.
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The same goes for Epstein&aposs victims — if they want Andrew&aposs testimony badly enough or named him as a defendant, he could be compelled to testify.
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They also say that the bill doesn't mean patients will have access to unapproved drugs because companies will not be compelled to provide them with the medicine.
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Not only is it possible to know that rational agents will buy a product, but thanks to certain marketing devices they will be compelled to do so.
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He's drawing a bright line: If President Trump does any of these things, Obama himself will be compelled to get back into the arena to defend them.
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Companies could be compelled to share this data with the government in certain cases, Whittaker said, or could build a business selling it to employers or health insurers.
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There's definitely a feeling of sameness to the Pro model, and I doubt current Shield owners will be compelled to upgrade until Nvidia makes more meaningful hardware advancements.
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Vizio will also be compelled to make "certain business practice changes," including displaying on-screen prompts and give the customer the ability to opt-out of data collection.
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And later follow-ups to see if feelings reverted or habit changes were less than temporary were limited because most of the subjects couldn't be compelled to return.
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And if you look at the wide range of earbuds in the marketplace right now, and their multitude of auditory bionic features, you might be compelled to agree.
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The two sides have agreed to continue talking, and he will no longer be compelled to appear at a hearing the panel is holding Wednesday, the source said.
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While a Home Office spokesperson told VICE News that technology companies would not be compelled to use the new tool, Home Secretary Amber Rudd told the BBC otherwise.
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Lawyers for the centers say that their clients, out of religious objections, do not refer patients for abortion and that they cannot be compelled to post the notification.
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Instead of talking about the future, a politician with a track record half-a-century long is a candidate who will be compelled to defend what's long past.
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Facebook and Google could be compelled to reveal the workings of the closely-guarded algorithms which power their companies under a new push for tech regulation by Australia.
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But the 2nd, 5th and 11th Circuits have all held that consumers can't be compelled to arbitrate, despite the FAA, if their contracts specified NAF as a forum.
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Pyongyang "will be compelled to seek a new road as we have already indicated" if South Korea and the United States continue with hostile military moves, he said.
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Such a ruling would apply in 25 states that do not already have "right-to-work" laws, which say workers may not be compelled to join a union.
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If passed this week, Johnson could be compelled to request a three month extension to Britain's exit from the EU, currently due to take place on Ocrober 31.
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My parents patiently explained to me what a deposition was and that I would be compelled to tell my story in front of an assembled group of adults.
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No Americans should be compelled to participate in efforts to falsely implicate themselves, the national security professionals protecting our country, or ordinary citizens practicing their First Amendment rights.
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Grid operators, preferably ones independent from the utilities, must be compelled to remunerate all producers with transparent, guaranteed prices -- the way Europe kick-started its clean-energy transformation.
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"You shouldn't be compelled to go and interact with the screen — you should be able to do it with your voice," Mr. Limp said in a product briefing.
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That link makes both men phenomenally potent potential witnesses in the impeachment hearings against Trump, if they can be compelled to tell what they know, legal experts said.
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Either Trump and Mueller will agree on the terms of the questioning or, if Trump refuses to be questioned, he will be compelled to answer questions under subpoena.
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If the NRA received money from Russian mobsters without knowing its origin, the organization could nonetheless be compelled to return the money or pay it as a fine.
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But legally, the question is simple: Once a woman becomes pregnant, must she always be compelled to take on the extra medical risk of carrying that pregnancy to term?
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The teachers brought a First Amendment challenge, arguing that as non-members of a public sector union, they should not be compelled to pay fees germane to collective bargaining.
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The Times * Hermes Investment Management said yesterday that firms' boards should be compelled to justify chief executive pay rises in a letter written every year to all company employees.
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When Apple debuted Face ID with the iPhone X last year, it raised an interesting legal question: can you be compelled to unlock your phone by looking at it?
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As adoption of Amazon Pay spreads, subscription businesses will be compelled to offer the service as an available payment option and Zuora should benefit from supporting early billing integration.
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"United Airlines is setting a workplace safety standard that other airlines will be compelled to follow," Jeffrey Rogoff, the department's regional solicitor in New York, said in a statement.
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Without the embargo to hide behind, the Cuban government will be compelled to meet the demands of the people if it wants to avoid a demand for governmental change.
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The administration hailed a Supreme Court decision earlier this month that determined a Colorado baker could not be compelled to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
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Economic and other activities conducted by Chinese entities and individuals can never be taken at face value because they can be compelled to serve the demands of the Party.
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In particular, Chinese participants argue that, as the world's largest commodities importer, China should have a greater say in pricing — and not be compelled to trade at inconvenient hours.
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Which is to say these coders of AI may make robots to kill everyone else's jobs—and then be compelled to produce a robot that kills their own too.
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Now, the leaders in Tehran may well expect that a weakened Saudi Arabia could be compelled to end both its military campaign in Yemen and its blockade of Qatar.
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During those periods, the FDA can't approve another drug for the same condition and a drug maker cannot be compelled to share materials with a generic competitor, Sachs says.
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With every voter politically relevant, campaigns would be compelled to go after every single voter in every state – small or large – rural, urban or suburban – red, blue or purple.
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"There would have be an opportunity to create, I think, legislation that we would not be compelled to revisit regularly now during the next year or more," Neal said.
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"No one should be compelled to sacrifice her own life or livelihood or health or safety or future for the sake of a pregnancy, under any circumstances," she says.
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A Circuit Court judge, Barry G. Williams, ruled that Officer Porter could be compelled to take the stand at the trials of two officers, but not against the other three.
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The anti-defection legislation took a beating last week when the Supreme Court ruled that the renegades from Karnataka could not be compelled to stick to voting with their party.
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We've asked Apple for comment on the assertion that it could easily be compelled to turn over data from iCloud if it's requested but did not receive an immediate response.
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Previously, Microsoft hadn't chimed in publicly about the issue apart from through a statement from an industry group that stated companies should not be compelled to hack their own products.
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As Turkey presses its offensive, the SDF will be compelled to pull its men and women away from guarding the prisons and camps and send them to the front lines.
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It goes something like this: if you see a little girl crying on a park bench in a movie, you'll feel sad, but you won't be compelled to do anything.
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The trials of the Baltimore police officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray have been postponed, to consider whether one officer can be compelled to testify against the others.
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Guinea's mines ministry responded to HRW's findings by stating it had already launched a sweeping audit of the mining sector and companies would be compelled to make improvements where needed.
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The stay centers on the question of whether Officer William Porter, whose case ended with a mistrial in December, can be compelled to testify under immunity against the remaining officers.
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Vulnerable GOP senators have been faced with an almost impossible decision — if they cut ties with Trump, their base could be compelled to stay on the couch on Election Day.
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Assange slept with two women, who later reached out to each other and together went to the police to see if Assange could be compelled to take an H.I.V. test.
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Consumers alleging in a class action that credit bureau TransUnion sold them inaccurate, worthless credit scores online cannot be compelled to arbitrate their claims, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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In a 2017 Guardian article, a hiring engineer said he would be compelled to ask "pointed questions" to former Uber employees because of the reports of an inappropriate office culture.
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In other words, the debate we're about to have on the rules of the House may well determine the contours of the campaign you'll be compelled to run in 2020.
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While Merkel is widely expected to hold her position following the election, what is less clear is the composition of any coalition the government will likely be compelled to organize.
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While his status as a prince complicates matters diplomatically, legal experts told Insider that Andrew could be compelled to talk to investigators if they file a request through The Hague.
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But as we saw during the impeachment of President Nixon, there is a longstanding bias that people who have information can and should be compelled to testify, notwithstanding executive privilege.
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Here are even more: Travis Kalanick, Uber's founder, who was pushed out as CEO in June, could be compelled to testify in front of a jury, which could get messy.
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It's fair to question, however, how many people will be compelled to order a ride while they are in the middle of browsing or shopping on a completely different app.
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If a student is suspected of having committed a crime and is being questioned, an officer may ask about their immigration status, but Heidingsfield said students can't be compelled to answer.
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If you're tired of witch and vampire costumes and want to capture the pop cultural zeitgeist, it makes sense why you'd be compelled to be a character from this Netflix show.
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Mueller's filing Wednesday objects to Concord's request that the special counsel be compelled to disclose documents he has deemed "sensitive" to the defendant and its employees as it prepares for trial.
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The car companies plausibly argued that they didn't want to be compelled to build these cars just to hit fuel-economy targets, when in reality consumers didn't want to buy them.
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The "top oncologist out there" is on Bobby's payroll, and if the extension of Donnie's life mucks with his timeline, the good doctor can be compelled to forget the Hippocratic oath.
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If we wanted to step up our dad joke game, we just might be compelled to say that the revelation gives a whole new meaning to the role of Gilbert Grape.
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Albright Stonebridge's Hartasanchez said the Trump administration could be compelled to move, given that many of the U.S.'s trading partners are negotiating with one another without America in the mix.
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Are not Steele and Simpson now defendants in courts in London, Florida and Washington, D.C., where they are being asked (and, eventually, are likely to be compelled) to describe their sources?
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Only the president can order the FBI to conduct an investigation, or the agency could be compelled to reopen a background check upon the presentation of certain kinds of new information.
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U.S. companies have been shut out, or had their access limited, in some nation states — including China — over fears that they could be compelled to spy on behalf of the U.S. government.
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More specifically, the company is taking a bottom-ups approach, hoping that end users will turn on its product in large enough numbers that management will be compelled to take a look.
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"All sides must be compelled to sit at the negotiating table, instead of unleashing yet another war on Earth," Dmitry Medvedev told Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper in an interview widely reported on Friday.
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So instead, we're having to drill even deeper and try to look for wallets that North Korea has used or even exchanges that can be compelled to give data to law enforcement.
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And it's also probably for people who don't normally read The New York Times, or AP filings, but who—because of The Skimm—may now be compelled to do such a thing.
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Obviously, Cabinet-level officials are not going to some crisis management boot camp, but their key political staffers — chiefs of staff, executive officers, special assistants — could be compelled to attend such training.
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But an industry that relies so much on relationships and networks must be compelled to go beyond the annual backslapping, ceremonial first pitch and jersey-wearing — the distinguishing features of the day.
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ALBANY — Mayor Bill de Blasio's political nonprofit group sought to convince a judge here on Wednesday that it should not be compelled to respond to a subpoena from a state ethics panel.
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The analysis suggests that Obamacare is such an attractive financial deal to many people that they don't have to be compelled to sign up for coverage with the threat of a fine.
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An article on Tuesday about the postponement of a court hearing into whether Apple could be compelled to help the government unlock a terrorist's iPhone erroneously attributed a distinction to the company.
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You see the problem: If somebody takes a pardon to avoid telling prosecutors what they know about Trump, that person could later be compelled to ... tell prosecutors what they know about Trump.
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If MGM loses its argument to block the lawsuits using the Safety Act, it would likely take years to determine what amount, if any, it would be compelled to pay to victims.
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She testified against the National Labor Relations Board at a congressional oversight committee, which had sued Boeing for relocating to South Carolina, a state where employees cannot be compelled to join unions.
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He declined to share his knowledge of events before the House impeachment inquiry, saying he hoped the federal courts would clarify whether a former White House adviser could be compelled to testify.
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The organization is hopeful that by garnering 1203,000 signatures before a January 19th hearing, prosecutors will be compelled to seek to elevate Couch's case to adult court, which carries far stiffer penalties.
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" Trump tweeted Saturday that Schiff "will be compelled to testify should the Democrats decide, despite the fact that my presidential conversations were totally appropriate (perfect), to go forward with the Impeachment Hoax.
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If Zika spreads in the coming months, many pregnant women could be compelled to give birth to children with severe brain impairment unless they can afford to travel to a more permissive state.
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The Puerto Rican Demographic Registry, part of the Department of Health, will be compelled to provide information within seven days to CPI PR and CNN, which filed a separate lawsuit for similar information.
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Prosecutors have asked that he be compelled to appear at that hearing, but Dear's attorneys say it could hamper his treatment and unnecessarily expose him to the media, according to CNN affiliate KRDO.
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The Great Believers By Rebecca MakkaiJune 19Lately, the word "necessary" has been thrown around to describe works of pop culture, as if we should be compelled to consume works solely because they're relevant.
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This is how it happens: If the Trump fiasco escalates and more damning evidence of alleged overreach surfaces, prematurely ending his presidency, officials on Capitol Hill might be compelled to reverse the trend.
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You may not be thinking about buying a new TV, but in the future, you might be compelled to do it sooner rather than later — and not just because the old one broke.
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Those who serve as mentors for children in youth sports must be compelled to report anything they may see or hear, as the safe sport act commands, or face penalties for staying quiet.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, No. 16-111, the justices will decide whether to take up a baker's contention that he should not be compelled to create a cake for a same-sex wedding.
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The New York shield law says journalists cannot be compelled to testify or provide information about news obtained from confidential sources, but it provides only limited protection regarding named sources, like Mr. Juárez.
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Countries will be compelled to register and supervise cryptocurrency-related firms such as exchanges, which will have to carry out detailed checks on customers and report suspicious transactions, FATF said in a statement.
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On the federal side, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a defendant could be compelled to unlock multiple password-protected devices, even though the defendant claimed he couldn't remember his passwords.
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The suit asks the city be compelled to devise a plan to address issues of violence and harassment, and asks the court to appoint an independent monitor to oversee the Education Department's efforts.
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"Earlier when he said it is completely up to Bob Mueller whether he testifies, he was counting on Bob Mueller not wanting to testify and not be compelled to," Mr. Schiff told reporters.
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"Earlier when he said it is completely up to Bob Mueller whether he testifies, he was counting on Bob Mueller not wanting to testify and not be compelled to," Mr. Schiff told reporters.
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Nifla had argued that the law violated not only its First Amendment right not to be compelled to convey an unwanted official message, but also its right to the free exercise of religion.
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Combine those solipsistic provocations with predilections with psychedelic drugs and playfully childlike motifs and you've got all the makings of a classic house jam that DJs of all stripes will be compelled to play.
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He also said there are dozens of witnesses who still need to be interviewed in his panel's Russia probe, and others who had refused to respond to questions and should be compelled to respond.
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Last year, the Department of Homeland Security ordered all United States government agencies to cease using Kaspersky's software due to concerns that it might be compelled to share information intercepts with the Russian government.
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With each passing breakthrough in artificial intelligence, we're asking our machines to make…Read more ReadThe other recommendations sound reasonable, but it's not clear if tech firms will be compelled to follow these guidelines.
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Last month, the Madison Square Garden Company said in a statement that individual Rockettes wouldn't be compelled to participate at the inauguration after one dancer in the group, Phoebe Pearl, reportedly protested on Instagram.
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The White House has invoked constitutional immunity to prevent Kupperman from testifying, going beyond executive privilege and asserting the person in question cannot be compelled to testify before Congress or appear at a hearing.
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Apple might be compelled to move its export manufacturing base from the Chinese city of Shenzhen to another place such as Vietnam, while a shoe company like Nike could move to somewhere like Indonesia.
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And there is also no guarantee that Trump, despite saying he would testify before Mueller, will not change his mind about going under oath given the risks, or could be compelled to do so.
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But this was not exactly Mr. Trump's natural habitat, and what was absent from his speech underscored why he would be compelled to speak to a Christian conservative audience so late in the campaign.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Tuesday about the postponement of a court hearing into whether Apple could be compelled to help the government unlock a terrorist's iPhone erroneously attributed a distinction to the company.
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In arguing against his testimony, the Justice Department (DOJ) issued an opinion that pointed to decades of precedent in claiming White House aides cannot be compelled to speak to Congress about their official duties.
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In the Tokyo District Court case, the three judges, all men, ruled that the teacher's employer, a private school in Tokyo, could not be compelled to let her use her birth surname at work.
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This stalling has all but dared Mr. Mueller to subpoena Mr. Trump to testify, potentially setting off a monthslong battle in court about whether the president can be compelled to answer questions under oath.
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He said it was safe to conclude that hundreds of thousands of detainees could be compelled to work in factories if the program were put in place at all of the region's internment camps.
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Growth does appear to be slowing for ByteDance, but the app's ubiquity raises alarms among China hawks like Hawley, who warns that the app could be compelled to share data with the Chinese government.
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Leaders in Tehran could see that as an even more direct attack on the Iranian military than simply targeting one general, and perhaps would be compelled to respond in a much more aggressive fashion.
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Based on the 3.5% rule, roughly 11 million Americans would need to actively participate in a campaign against Trump for him to be compelled to accept some of the movement's demands or step down.
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From a legal perspective, once Apple is compelled to provide the FBI with the means to access information on this one device, the precedent will permit it to be compelled to do so again.
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But the government's abrupt change of heart means that courts won't have a chance to rule on whether technology companies can be compelled to help the government break the encryption on their customers' devices.
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Maryland's highest court on Thursday postponed the trials of the Baltimore police officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray last year, to consider whether one officer can be compelled to testify against the others.
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Countries will be compelled to register and supervise cryptocurrency-related firms such as exchanges and custodians, which will have to carry out detailed checks on customers and report suspicious transactions, FATF said in a statement.
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In the mental-health world there is a long-running argument between those who think patients who are mentally ill should be compelled to receive treatment, even against their will, and those who do not.
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White House lawyers were drafting the letter saying they could not be compelled to produce documents until the full House votes to open an impeachment inquiry, something Pelosi has said is unnecessary according House rules.
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But if we subscribe to Sartre's belief that loneliness is a fundamental part of the human condition (insert laugh-crying emoji here) then, Christ: Why wouldn't we be compelled to dilute the pain with someone?
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The comments from Mester, one of 10 voters on policy, suggests that while she leans toward marginally tighter policy than Chair Janet Yellen and others at the Fed, she may not be compelled to dissent.
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Opponents of the $15 minimum wage fear that Mr. Flanagan and other Republicans may be compelled to accept the plan, to avoid alienating moderate voters, who could hand control of the Senate to the Democrats.
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Unfortunately, if Local Guides can't all be trusted to offer compelling, detailed and fair reviews, people will not consider them of interest, and won't be compelled to "follow" anyone here for those sorts of recommendations.
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"Those who do not see the wisdom of what we are trying to accomplish and choose not to modify their negative behavior will be compelled to do so or they will be released," he said.
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If the United States negotiates a new, more restrictive NAFTA that imperils both economic and political relations with two of our closest friends, the business community may be compelled to urge Congress to reject it.
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Speculation is rife that Mr. Zuma might be compelled to step down before the scheduled end of his second five-year term in 2019, clearing the way for another party leader to take the reins.
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Charles Schumer (D-NY) and Tom Cotton (R-AR), the lawmakers asked the acting director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire if the app maker could be compelled to turn Americans' data over to the Chinese authorities.
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Charles Schumer (D-NY) and Tom Cotton (R-AR), the lawmakers asked the acting director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire if the app maker could be compelled to turn Americans' data over to Chinese authorities. 6.
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OkCupid has made a habit of publishing data — equal parts interesting and amusing — about the online dating hellscape landscape, and the company might be compelled to do that here in response to all this negative pushback.
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It is, unfortunately, even less surprising that Browne's book boasts previously untold revelations about Bundy's crimes: Browne can't be compelled to spill his former client's secrets, but he can apparently share them of his own volition.
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In the end, the families of the innocent victims of this shooting should not be compelled to endure the torment of a lengthy court battle against the Air Force for its role in this national tragedy.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which oversees the commercial use of spectrum and is involved in 5G deployment efforts, is an independent agency and would not be compelled to comply with an executive order of this nature.
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If no agreement is reached with the federal government, customers and dealers, a trial would be held this summer to determine what measures Volkswagen should be compelled to make and how much owners would be compensated.
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Undeterred, Odysseus orders his crew to block their ears with beeswax and bind him tightly to the ship's mast so he would not be compelled to jump into the treacherous waters when they encountered the creatures.
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Last year, a challenge to Jainism's most extreme form of fasting — santhara, or a fast unto death — reached India's Supreme Court, generating debate over when the state should be compelled to interfere in individual religious practice.
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In the weeks since the Fed's March meeting, most of the incoming U.S. data has surprised in a positive way, diminishing the likelihood officials might be compelled to cut rates as President Donald Trump has demanded.
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Lawyers for the opposition politician, Sam Rainsy, filed a petition on Thursday in the Northern District of California asking that Facebook be compelled to release records of advertising purchases by Mr. Hun Sen and his allies.
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The president has criticized what he calls "dues sucking" unions and expressed support in the past for right to work laws — which say workers cannot be compelled to join a union as a condition of employment.
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The Missouri referendum marked the first chance for voters to weigh in on union powers since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in late June that public sector employees cannot be compelled to pay fees to unions.
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The FBI may be compelled to share this information under a new Obama administration process called the "equities review," which looks at whether security flaws it finds should be kept secret or shared, according to Bloomberg.
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This is known as the "act of production" aspect of the privilege against self-incrimination, and it can be used to keep records away from the government because an individual cannot be compelled to communicate incriminating information.
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"In the face of the Committee's threatened contempt vote, the Attorney General will be compelled to request that the President invoke executive privilege with respect to the materials subject to the subpoena," wrote Assistant Attorney Stephen Boyd.
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"Women, such as salesladies and lady guards, should not be compelled to wear high-heeled shoes in the workplace, nor be deprived of a short span of sitting breaks to prevent health risks," according to the order.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Bill Cosby's wife will have to talk to lawyers bringing a defamation lawsuit against the comedian but cannot be compelled to reveal private conversations with her husband, a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Thursday.
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Modi's gamble is that the majority of workers will be compelled to open a bank account as sub-contractors refuse to pay in cash, bringing them into the formal economy and expanding the country's low tax base.
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The appeals court on Monday ordered a delay in the trial of Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., the van's driver, while it determined whether Officer William Porter should be compelled to testify against him and Sergeant Alicia White.
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Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams said Porter, whose own trial ended in a hung jury last month, could be compelled to take the stand since state prosecutors had offered him immunity in exchange for testifying.
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Phillips -- who owns a bakery in Colorado called Masterpiece Cakeshop -- argues he can't be compelled to violate his sincerely held religious beliefs and create and decorate a cake for a same-sex couple to celebrate their marriage.
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Far more pervasively, it emplaces military assets in civilian buildings and densely populated villages, knowing full well the IDF will be compelled to eliminate these capabilities – most notably firing positions, missile and rocket stockpiles and infiltration routes.
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The problem with the theory predicting that candidates will be compelled to adopt centrist positions to get elected is that it assumes centrist voters will reliably choose the candidate whose policy positions are closest to their own.
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People in their 20s seem to be compelled to bounce around more, popping up here and there, quantumlike, with different jobs, living arrangements and partners while hoping that all these diverse experiences magically add up to something.
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More than a decade before that triumph, the country's soccer authorities — hoping to produce more players — had decided every club would be compelled to have its own youth academy, supported by a network of regional training centers.
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Attorney Chan-jo Jun, who filed a similar complaint in Hamburg a year ago, is demanding that Facebook executives be compelled to comply with anti-hate speech laws by removing racist or violent postings from their site.
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The Court of Special Appeals delayed the murder trial of another officer, Caesar Goodson Jr., last month until it can decide whether Porter can be compelled to testify against him and the sixth officer, Sergeant Alicia White.
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As Venus and Mercury both face off with Uranus, planet of rebellion and technology, you can be compelled to share a more vulnerable and personal side of yourself to the public as a way to ground yourself.
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He tells you that, since you are a genuine conscientious objector, you won't be compelled to serve in active combat and likely will end up in alternative service as a hospital orderly or with some innocuous role.
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Lawmakers estimate that the fees have the potential for a two-year, $75 million influx of funds for the state, as three million drivers will be compelled to replace their plates between April 2020 and April 2022.
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While it will take months to sort out in the courts whether they should be compelled to give testimony, the Democrats have concluded that this stonewalling may already be a reason to remove the President from office.
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Staying in a downgraded space for the dog: The couple hopes that Bonnie will someday be able to manage longer walks, so they won't be compelled to remain in their current apartment just for its backyard access.
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But since Mr. Ramaphosa's victory, there have been rumblings inside the A.N.C. that Mr. Zuma should be compelled to step down sooner and make way for Mr. Ramaphosa, to give the party time to repair its reputation.
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The A.C.L.U. intends to argue before Judge Hellerstein in coming weeks that all the photos must be released and that the Pentagon, at the very least, should be compelled to offer a detailed description of what they show.
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With the warrior planet here through March 31, you will be compelled to spend your money on luxury items, so make sure you have the money for it first—Mars is known to pillage pockets in this placement.
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To create leverage in conflict areas, Trump appears to be pursuing something of an escalate-to-de-escalate approach — one that may be intended to force actors into a negotiation who might not otherwise be compelled to negotiate.
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On New Year's Day, Kim, sedentary in his capacious sienna leather armchair, warned that Pyongyang may be compelled to seek a new path (way) to defend its sovereignty and supreme interests should Washington fail to honor its promises.
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And when it comes to musical consumption Hopkins is even more old-fashioned: he likes to make hour-long albums, reasoning that there will always be some people who can be compelled to listen to them straight through.
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Last week, they filed a civil lawsuit to enforce a subpoena for testimony from McGahn, arguing that if they win that case, other former and current White House aides would also be compelled to appear on Capitol Hill.
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LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - Britain's so-called challenger banks should be compelled to share the burden of providing loss-making fee-free basic accounts to the financially vulnerable, executives from Barclays and Co-Operative Bank said on Tuesday.
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Many investors are fretting that the Fed may be compelled to raise rates faster than anyone had expected, just the kind of negative surprise that could deflate sky-high prices in all assets, and not only for stocks.
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T. J. Rodgers, who led Cypress Semiconductor for 34 years before leaving the company in 2016, said the impact would be temporary and was a reasonable price to pay if China could be compelled to trade more fairly.
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The US is worried that if North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is not stopped, other countries in the region including Japan and South Korea would be compelled to seek their own nuclear capability as a defence measure.
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If the role of the presidential spouse is a "full-time job," as Baker claims, he or she would likely be compelled to relinquish their existing occupation, just as Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton gave up prestigious positions.
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Now they are engaged in a cross-country legal battle over whether they can be compelled to testify in a pretrial hearing in Mr. Durst's Los Angeles trial in the killing of another close friend 17 years ago.
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In fact the title of the collection was "THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HELPING ME," a call to action as much as it was an assumption that everyone would be compelled to get on board with the mission.
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Families and businesses have cleaved, sometimes forcefully, between those who believe Beijing must be compelled to carry out promised reforms and those who worry that the democracy crusade is destroying Hong Kong's reputation as a stable financial capital.
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For those new to Drynuary, Mr. Ore says that ordering a seltzer drink at a bar or a party can be a provocation, mostly because others may be compelled to try to undo any progress with peer pressure.
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And less than four years ago, Apple and the FBI faced off in a similar debate about whether the tech giant could be compelled to create a tool that would unlock one of the San Bernardino shooters' iPhones.
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Ronaldo says because Kathryn Mayorga agreed to a settlement and a non-disclosure agreement in 2010, after accusing him of rape in 2009 ... she should be compelled to at least try to litigate the dispute in arbitration -- not court.
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Apple and the U.S. government have been waging a very public battle over whether or not Apple can be compelled to write special software that can bypass strict security measures to access whatever evidence might be on the phone.
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Indeed. The NCAA pointed out in its statement that 20183 schools across the NCAA's three divisions -- boasting a total of 24,000 student-athletes -- will be "compelled to allow an unrestricted name, image and likeness scheme" because of the law.
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John, do you get any sense that we&aposre going anywhere except a federal court, and probably all the way to the Supreme Court, to decide whether the president is going to be compelled to answer Mueller&aposs questions?
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Earlier this month, they filed a civil lawsuit to enforce a subpoena for testimony from McGahn, arguing that if they win that case, other former and current White House aides would also be compelled to appear on Capitol Hill.
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In their book, Mr. James and Ms. Ghilarducci propose that workers and employers be compelled to contribute to a so-called guaranteed retirement account, or G.R.A., which would be independently managed by an investment firm or pension fund manager.
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That includes key questions about whether a president can be compelled to testify before a grand jury—Clinton agreed to do so in the Lewinsky saga to avoid a court battle—and whether presidents can commit obstruction of justice.
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Taiwan's foreign ministry said seven of a group of 31 people detained on Monday were Taiwan nationals, adding that they might be compelled to go to China, although it was working to ensure they are returned to the island.
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Taiwan's foreign ministry said seven of a group of 31 people detained on Monday were its "nationals", adding that they might be compelled to go to China, although it was working to ensure they were returned to the island.
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Investors may be compelled to buy the equity following a 73% decline over the last six months as it grapples with cooler demand as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak and the grounding of its 737 Max jet.
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"In the face of the committee's threatened contempt vote, the attorney general will be compelled to request that the president invoke executive privilege with respect to the material subject to the subpoenas," wrote Mr. Barr's deputy, Stephen E. Boyd.
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At the core of the dispute is whether Apple, Facebook, Google and others should be compelled to provide a "back door" to their products that would allow government investigators to gain access to all communications, with a legal order.
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A 219 Gothamist report compared to New York prison work to "slave labor" on the grounds of the low wages Corcraft pays, coupled with the fact that inmates can legally be compelled to work and punished if they refuse.
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In insider trading cases, a defendant cannot be compelled to forfeit profits from illegal transactions that went only to an innocent employer, like a hedge fund, because it was never received "directly or indirectly," as required by the statute.
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The move followed a decision last month by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to halt a longstanding practice under which polluters could be compelled to pay for environmental or community projects, in addition to fines and direct compensation to victims.
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In short, we need to make it clear to the Chinese that unless they will act to control North Korea we will be compelled to take actions, which will alter the strategic balance in East Asia to Beijing's detriment.
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To be sure, it is still possible that a higher federal court could overrule the decision ordering McGahn to testify, which would of course have direct implications on whether Bolton will be compelled to testify under that same ruling.
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This time, former White House counsel Don McGahn had ignored his subpoena under the orders of President Donald Trump because of the White House's position that former top aides cannot be compelled to testify about their interactions with the President.
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The White House has offered up increasingly tortured legal explanations for its refusal to produce information, culminating with the novel and wholly unsupported claim this week that no senior adviser to the President can ever be compelled to testify in Congress.
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The briefs, which argue that Apple should not be compelled to create software to help the FBI break into an iPhone that had been in possession of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook, are meant to bolster the Cupertino company's legal case.
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In instructing McGahn not to testify before the House Judiciary Committee, the White House cited a Justice Department opinion that says the President's personal aides cannot be compelled to testify about their official work and have "absolute immunity" from congressional subpoenas.
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The pipelines my father, with his aching back and sun-leathered arms, will soon be compelled to help build through his beloved wilderness in service of capitalism and sustenance are just the latest set of wounds to score us deep.
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However, while no one should be compelled to stand, they should recognize that by sitting in protest to the flag they are disrespecting everyone who sacrificed to make this country what it is today—as imperfect as it might be.
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Reading Traviss' Republic Commando novels, we know her characters will be compelled to take down the Jedi during Order 66, but what she does is put her characters in a position where they are absolutely motivated to follow those orders.
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Separately, the Swedish interior minister, Anders Ygeman, said that his country might reject the asylum claims of 60,000 to 80,000 people who applied last year, and that as many as half of them might be compelled to leave against their will.
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When it eventually finds a place to dock, it will be compelled to remove the Panamanian maritime flag, and will not be able to sail until it obtains a new registration — raising the prospect it may end up stuck in port.
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"Don't cooperate," the former official said, arguing it would have been better to refuse to cooperate and be compelled to talk to the grand jury instead, and perhaps have some protection in terms of not being identified in the report.
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However, the scenario that several politicians in Berlin said was most likely is that Lindner will be compelled to take the finance ministry, with Kubicki sliding in as parliamentary leader, which is seen as a role more suited to his strengths.
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"The court of appeal has — like the district court — concluded that the lawsuit must be rejected," it said on Wednesday, adding that the justice ministry could not be compelled to issue an advance decision on whether or not to extradite.
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And while Trump threatens to pull ICE out of California and praises Texas for being tough on immigration, it's Sessions's DOJ that's waging the battles over what cities can be compelled to do on immigration enforcement — though, again, unsuccessfully so far.
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Public speaking: This position is likely to require multiple visits to Capitol Hill, where you will be compelled to testify under oath about the broad strokes of your work and baseless accusations made by the President, potentially against a former President.
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German attorney Chan-jo Jun had filed a complaint with prosecutors in the Bavarian city in September and demanded that Facebook executives be compelled to comply with anti-hate speech laws by deleting racist or violent postings from its site.
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A federal judge declared the guidelines for the event "null and void," but rejected a request by protesters that the city be compelled to approve a particular route, writing "the court expects the parties to work together" to plan the march.
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During Tuesday's briefing, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders applauded the Supreme Court's ruling that a Colorado baker could not be compelled to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple because doing so would violate his religious freedom.
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Addressing a question from British lawmakers about whether Huawei could be compelled to assist China's government in spying on the UK, Ding said in the letter the company "has never and will never" use its equipment to assist espionage activities.
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The Oslo court said the country's extradition laws only apply to people who are already in the country, and that the justice ministry could not be compelled to issue a decision on whether or not to extradite someone who lives abroad.
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The way Leblebijian has hit in Buffalo so far this season, he's earned himself a closer look, but I think the Jays will really have to be compelled to ditch one of Goins or Barney in order to bring him here.
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In the 2016 Apple versus FBI showdown over whether Apple could be compelled to build a tool to unlock one of the San Bernardino shooters' iPhones, DOJ tried to use the threat of terrorism as a lever to undermine encryption.
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Euridice and Guida, two temperamentally distinct sisters who remain estranged for much of this beguiling novel, share a dormant acumen for business that they'll eventually be compelled to tap, given the limited options afforded to women in 1940s Rio de Janeiro.
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I always used to teach my kids growing up, when they'd have fights, I said, 'Just remember, when you really need somebody, the only one that's going to be compelled to run toward you is your family, not your friends.
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In those cases, journalists may be compelled to take the stand or turn over notes only if prosecutors can show the information cannot be obtained elsewhere and is "highly material and relevant" and "critical or necessary" to proving their case.
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In June 2017, the warden at the Dublin prison complex said in a memo to workers that the prison had only 76 percent of the staff it needed, so he would be compelled to call upon other workers to fill in.
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If Johnson loses, he may be compelled to recall parliament earlier than scheduled, giving additional time for legislators to scrutinise and oppose his plans to lead Britain out of the European Union, with or without a divorce deal, on Oct. 31.
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They append the extra phrase because while they agree with the Quran that no one should be forced to become a Muslim, they think that Muslims should be compelled to practice the religion — in the way that the authorities define.
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Bolton said on Monday that because there will not be a judicial resolution as to whether senior presidential advisers can be compelled to testify by Congress before the Senate trial concludes, he is prepared to testify before the Senate if subpoenaed.
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If it was received as a gift, rather than being bought or sold in an ordinary transaction, then the person can be compelled to turn it over to the government, regardless of whether the recipient knew how it was acquired.
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Bolton had previously said that he needed a judge to resolve whether a senior Trump adviser could be compelled to testify before Congress, and as a result did not appear before the House, as requested, in connection with the impeachment inquiry.
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But since the homeless problem does not affect only city residents, the mayor should look to the federal and state governments to provide financial assistance for the construction as well as the services that the city will be compelled to provide.
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Not only might the pardons constitute obstruction, but the pardoned individuals might be compelled to testify against Mr. Trump without any recourse to the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, since they would no longer have any concern about incriminating themselves.
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Brownback told Darroch that if Britain did not treat Robinson more sympathetically, the Trump administration might be compelled to criticize Britain's handling of the case, according to the two sources in contact with organizers of the planned pro-Robinson demonstration.
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RH: Right, so I agree, I think that when you start actually getting to the point where you're taking action on things, like you have to have bias in a certain aspect otherwise you're not gonna be compelled to take action.
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The scheme has been designed to address issues raised in the Chinese media when Premier Li first proposed debt-for-equity swaps in March - most notably that banks would be compelled to swap bad loans for equity to keep failing 'zombie' companies alive.
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"And correspondingly, we cannot accept the suggestion that minors in ORR custody should be compelled to carry pregnancies to term against their wishes — even in cases of rape — so that others will be deterred from desiring to come here," the judges wrote.
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The UK's House of Commons Culture, Media, and Sport Committee has launched an investigation into fake news that aims to pin down a definition of the term and determine whether and how social media companies ought to be compelled to prevent its proliferation.
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But almost four decades ago, the Supreme Court came to a sensible compromise on this issue, written by an Eisenhower appointee, Justice Potter Stewart: No public sector worker can be compelled to join a union or to pay for its political efforts.
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The company says it shouldn't be compelled to hand that data over because law enforcement haven't created a compelling enough case; prosecutors must prove the data isn't available anywhere else and that it's sufficiently related to the subject of the investigation, Amazon argues.
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But Germany has — like the British — seen little conclusive evidence to show that Beijing is behind the scenes pulling the strings — only that the company could be compelled to spy in the future once use of the technology has been firmly established.
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At the last European elections in 2014, the parliament tried to institutionalise the idea of the Spitzenkandidat, whereby leaders would be compelled to choose the "leading candidate" for commission president selected by the parliament on the basis of who can command a majority.
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Observers think Justice Gorsuch will join his four conservative brethren to say that workers should not be compelled to subsidise union negotiations for higher wages any more than they are required to pay for efforts to elect candidates or advocate for political causes.
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If the attack affects enough iPhones, the FBI could potentially be compelled to reveal it through the government's Vulnerabilities Equities Process, although that process is notoriously slow and easily held up if agencies decide a particular attack is too valuable to give up.
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The lack of uniformity presents an ongoing challenge to policymakers at the European Central Bank (ECB), with Weber saying that the institution will be compelled to continue providing support as there is no-one to take over from it in doing so.
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And while Zayo, rated B23/B+, has historically borrowed money at cheaper levels and more flexible terms than other single-B rated credits, it may be compelled to offer more spread and possibly tighter documentation to win over investors with more bargaining power.
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MUMBAI, Oct 4 (Reuters) - A panel created by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said lenders are not sticking to rules that determine how much they can charge for loans, and the sector must be compelled to re-assess lending rates.
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In resolution scenarios presented in the public portion of their filings, any of these TBTF banks, or any other of the 520 financial institutions required to submit such plans that have material derivatives positions, would similarly be compelled to offset positions through CCPs.
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Mr. Biden said that on a trip to Kosovo and Serbia this week, he would be compelled to "reassure" allies that the United States would honor its commitment to NATO, given Mr. Trump's comments saying he would reassess the arrangement if elected.
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BARBARA L. ESTRIN Bronx To the Editor: The Air Force must be compelled to cough up the names of the heartless wonders of command who refused to treat these 1,600 airmen with fairness, and the Spanish villagers ignored for the same reasons.
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If this is your first Star Wars movie, you will be compelled to immediately follow it with , since the film doesn't end so much as abruptly roll credits after delivering a long-delayed payoff no other 2016 release can possibly rival. -Variety
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I doubt that as an interior designer Mr. Craig would want to be compelled to take a commission to design the interiors for a right wing conservative group, particularly if he felt their mission statement was in direct violation of his beliefs.
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Typically, the department waits until after criminal proceedings are complete so that the internal inquiry, in which officers can be compelled to answer questions, does not affect the criminal case, in which officers, like any other person, have the right to remain silent.
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While the United States should not be compelled to simply mirror the strategy of Beijing, it is clear that exiting the treaty will present new opportunities and challenges for the United States to enhance its ability to compete with a rising China.
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It's hard to pin down just what you're chasing, because you're chasing something ephemeral, like "the dream"—your planetary ruler Jupiter clashes with Neptune, the planet of illusions, and you may be compelled to go after something nebulous, purely idealistic, and slippery.
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Apple and the FBI recently engaged in a legal battle over whether the tech giant should be compelled to write code that would help the agency access encrypted data on an iPhone used by one of the attackers in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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Among the standards trampled on by the prosecutors, Zimeray cites Ghosn's right to a prompt hearing before a judge, his right to appeal his detention, his right not to be compelled to testify against oneself, and his right to be presumed innocent.
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Although this order involves a one-off, after-the-fact solution, it also creates the risk that Apple might be compelled to design its standard software in such a way as to make this possible or easier on other devices going forward.
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In a New Year's Day speech, Mr. Kim said he was ready to meet with Mr. Trump anytime, but he warned that if Washington persisted with sanctions, his country might be compelled to "find a new way for defending" its sovereignty and interests.
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DUBLIN — Britain's Supreme Court supported on Wednesday the right of a Belfast bakery to refuse to bake a cake with a message supporting same-sex marriage, finding that its Christian owners could not be compelled to reproduce a message contrary to their beliefs.
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But if North Korea doesn&apost reciprocate by taking serious steps toward denuclearization, the allies would be compelled to resume the drills, and that would certainly draw a furious response from North Korea, which views the exercises as rehearsals for an invasion, experts say.
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People may be compelled to buy the Mi Box because it delivers 24K/HDR streaming at a lower price point than rivals like Roku's 24K-ready Premiere ($43, 24K), Premiere+ ($24, 24K/HDR) and Ultra ($130, 4K/HDr), or the high-end NVIDIA Shield ($200).
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Meanwhile, both the DOJ and Apple are preparing for a hearing in California on March 22, over whether or not the technology company should be compelled to build a backdoor for the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone—a backdoor that, Apple says, would affect all iPhones.
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You can't be compelled to hand over your PIN or passwords at the U.S. border, according to Nathan Freed Wessler, staff attorney for the ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project, but depending on your status, there could be consequences for refusing to divulge them.
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"The US is fatally mistaken if it went to the extent of regarding that the [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] would be compelled to accept, out of its patience, the demands reflecting its gangster-like mindset," the statement said, according to a CNN translation.
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Britain has not yet activated the Article 50 clause in the European treaty that triggers the process for its departure from the bloc, and Schaeuble said it could not be compelled to do so: "Nobody can force Britain to submit this application," he said.
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Earlier this month, the committee filed a civil lawsuit to enforce a subpoena for testimony from former White House counsel Don McGahn, arguing that if they win that case, other former and current White House aides would also be compelled to appear on Capitol Hill.
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"As leaders of the Congressional Committees with oversight responsibility for U.S. foreign policy and the appropriate resourcing and execution of development and diplomacy programs, we would be compelled to use all the tools at our disposal to respond appropriately, should such action be taken," Sen.
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You might shop at a store that you rarely go to to get a great deal on a smart TV, for example, and once you're there, you'll be compelled to buy other items that aren't discounted, like new air buds or a new iPhone.
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All investors would have to finance the firm's purchase of inputs from other firms and for frontline workers' compensation, just as opt-out employees still need to work to get paid, but investors could no longer be compelled to pay management representation if they object.
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Other lawmakers, meanwhile, argue that dominant platforms should be compelled to open up so that it would be possible, for example, to chat with a friend on a social network without being a member of it - much as email and mobile telephony work today.
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Earlier in December, the Madison Square Garden Company released a statement saying individual dancers from the Rockettes wouldn't be compelled to participate at the inauguration after Phoebe Pearl, a dancer with group, reportedly protested on Instagram about the group being chosen to perform at the event.
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The judge decided that the "right not to be compelled to be a parent outweighs [a] wife's rights to procreate," and ruled that the couple should follow the terms they'd agreed upon in the contract signed at the fertility clinic: donating the embryos to other infertile couples.
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There's no guarantee that the new court would side with Trump on questions of executive power or in cases that arise from the Mueller probe -- including on whether he could be compelled to testify if he refuses to comply with any subpoena from the special counsel.
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Apple and the Justice Department are presenting these mutually exclusive versions of reality to sway public sentiment about whether cellphone makers should be compelled to assist the government's criminal investigations - a question that may eventually be decided by Congress, not the executive branch or the federal courts.
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It is also unclear whether Spicer could be compelled to hand over his notes or if such writings would be covered under executive privilege, a legal standard dating back to Richard Nixon's administration that protects the President from disclosing internal or confidential communications in the executive branch.
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Trump has at times called for witness testimony during his Senate trial, pushing for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and former Vice President Joe Biden to be compelled to testify, while at other times demanding that the Senate immediately dismiss the case against him.
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The case spilled out into a court battle with specific legal arguments before the FBI said it found a third party that could unlock the device and gave up the court battle, leaving the issue of whether Apple would be compelled to unlock the phones unsettled.
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A wide majority, about 75 percent, say that Trump and his officials who wish to testify should be allowed by senators to do so, while 51 percent say that those who refused to testify to the House should be compelled to do so before the Senate.
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Insurers could be compelled to disclose prices under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the report said, but added that it was unclear how aggressive the order will be because of pushback from the industry and some White House advisers.
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The ruling by the Court of Special Appeals in Annapolis delayed the trial until it can decide whether another William Porter, the Baltimore police officer whose own trial in the Gray case ended in a hung jury in December, could be compelled to testify against Goodson and another officer.
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Meanwhile, Joe Scarnati, the Republican leader in the state senate, and Mike Turzai, the house speaker, warn they "may be compelled to pursue further legal action in federal court", and Mr Dush is appealing to his colleagues to join him in moving toward impeachment of the five offending judges.
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Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing Trump threatening to fire Mulvaney: report MORE and former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman said Friday he is "dismayed" that his clients will not be compelled to testify in the ongoing House impeachment inquiry after lawmakers refused to issue subpoenas.
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The administration is framing the policy as a way to give insurers more power in negotiations with drug companies, saying that if an insurer can require a patient to use a cheaper drug instead of a more expensive one, companies might be compelled to drop their prices more.
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And both Honda and Khanna side with Cupertino-based Apple, the district's most high-profile employer, as it battles the Justice Department over whether it should be compelled to help investigators break into an iPhone used by one of the terrorists in last year's shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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But four of the seven justices are expected to vote the other way on Friday morning, including the head of the court, Gilmar Mendes, who said any ruling had to consider the stability of the country and Temer should not be compelled to step down for a minor reason.
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In a 2008 district court ruling involving whether a former White House counsel to President George W. Bush, Harriet Miers, could be compelled to testify before Congress, a judge said she had to show up and decide whether to decline to answer potentially privileged questions one by one.
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But looking once more at that photograph of the Donald and Farage, baring their teeth in glee, thumbs held high, with the gold from the elevator door glinting in their hair, I wonder whether Germany might not be compelled to question a lesson it learned a little too well.
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The American people should be prepared for the possibility that the United States would be compelled to again defend our vital national security interest: to ensure Afghanistan never again is used as a safe haven for terrorists to plan and execute attacks on the U.S. homeland or citizens abroad.
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So the threat to our democracy would be so great that we would, in a sense, be compelled to accept a European model, where through taxation and redistribution of wealth we give subsidized access to these technologies, at least a basic package of these technologies, to all citizens.
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The distinguishing feature in the Massachusetts law is that job seekers will no longer be compelled to disclose their salary or wages at their current or previous jobs — which often leaves applicants with the nagging suspicion that they might have been offered more money if the earlier figure had been higher.
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A New York state appeals court on Tuesday ruled that Exxon Mobil Corp should be compelled to turn over records in an investigation into how much the company knew about global warming as it continued to publicly downplay the effects it was expected to have on the fossil fuel industry.
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" The statement added, according to an English-language version of the statement released by KCNA: "The US is fatally mistaken if it went to the extent of regarding that the (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) would be compelled to accept, out of its patience, the demands reflecting its gangster-like mindset.
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His hope, as Karen Beckwith, a professor at Case Western Reserve University of Ohio, told NPR this week, is that he and Cruz "can combine to deny Donald Trump a majority of delegates who would be compelled to vote for him on the first ballot" at the Republican convention in July.
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The distinguishing feature in the Massachusetts law is that job seekers will no longer be compelled to disclose their salary or wages at their current or previous jobs — which often leaves applicants with the nagging suspicion that they might have been offered more money if the earlier figure had been higher.
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"In the face of the committee's threatened contempt vote, the Attorney General will be compelled to request that the President invoke executive privilege with respect to the materials subject to the subpoena," Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote in a May 7 letter to Nadler seen by Reuters late on Tuesday night.
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"In the face of the committee's threatened contempt vote, the Attorney General will be compelled to request that the President invoke executive privilege with respect to the materials subject to the subpoena," Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote in a May 7 letter to Nadler seen by Reuters late on Tuesday night.
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But he believed that Trump would slash regulation and, specifically, would make the change that Icahn wanted on biofuel credits—shifting the so-called "point of obligation" so that other parties, closer in the supply chain to the gas pump, would be compelled to purchase RIN credits, instead of merchant refiners like CVR.
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Now I recall you asking me to come with you to have this meeting and I declined (naturally)... but bro... if ain'time I would've been in there wit you and you behaved that spinelessly in my presence,I feel that I'd be compelled to slap de'Fuq outta you bro For the People!!!
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In its filing on Thursday in United States District Court in Los Angeles, the Justice Department said that Apple should be compelled to help the F.B.I. break into the iPhone and that the company should not be allowed to hide behind what prosecutors said were diversionary tactics in the court of public opinion.
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"If any deferment or extension is given, the small traders both offline and online will be compelled to resort to a national campaign against any such move ... which may also have political repercussions," the group said in a statement earlier this week, a thinly-veiled warning to the government in an election year.
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The widespread suspicion is that when Mr. Kabila sensed that his man would be crushed, he cut a deal with Mr. Tshisekedi to ensure that the incumbent president, his family and his cronies would not be compelled to relinquish the fortunes and properties they reaped in the 18 years Mr. Kabila inhabited the presidential palace.
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In a court filing, Loughlin and fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli reportedly requested "urgently needed" help from a Boston federal judge, and asked that the government be compelled to provide evidence that they say proves they did not bribe a University of Southern California (USC) administrator to ensure their daughters were accepted into the school.
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The U.S. government is trying to force Facebook to break the encryption in its popular Messenger app so law enforcement may listen to a suspect's voice conversations in a criminal probe, three people briefed on the case said, resurrecting the issue of whether companies can be compelled to alter their products to enable surveillance.
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NEW YORK, May 23 (Reuters) - A New York state appeals court on Tuesday ruled that Exxon Mobil Corp should be compelled to turn over records in an investigation into how much the company knew about global warming as it continued to publicly downplay the effects it was expected to have on the fossil fuel industry.
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The new abortion laws in Alabama and Georgia, and those being considered elsewhere, if enacted, will of course disproportionately affect poor and minority women, who will either be compelled to have babies irrespective of the circumstances of their conception, their ability to carry a live birth to term, or -- most importantly -- their desire to control their own reproductive lives.
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In the event the FDA does grant prescription approval, MDMA-assisted therapy would still be illegal as long as the chemical remains on Schedule I. However, any interested person or group could petition the DEA to reschedule it, at which point the agency might be compelled to conduct an investigation soliciting information from the FDA and other federal agencies.
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" The document also says Cooper's lawyer will "file a lawsuit against Stephen Carbone in which he will be compelled to produce all of his communications, files, etc.. At that point, I will further confirm my suspicions about who I think fabricated the texts and sent them to Stephen Carbone, which I don't think you want me to do.
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The challenge facing TikTok, a burgeoning Chinese video-sharing app, continues to deepen in the U.S. Lawmakers have recently called for an investigation into the social network, which is operated by Beijing-based internet upstart ByteDance, over concerns that it could censor politically sensitive content and be compelled to turn American users' data over to the Chinese government.
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Bressi's case highlights the contradiction created by the Supreme Court itself—under the Martinez-Fuerte decision, CBP agents can stop motorists to ask them questions about their immigration status, but as a result of the Barnette and Wooley decisions, motorists cannot be compelled to answer the CBP agents' questions at internal checkpoints under the First Amendment.
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A statement carried by state-run news agency KCNA in the wake of Pompeo's most recent visit to Pyongyang said: "The US is fatally mistaken if it went to the extent of regarding that the (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) would be compelled to accept, out of its patience, the demands reflecting its gangster-like mindset."
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If citizens struggling to cover their own health care nurture resentments against any group perceived to be getting help to which they themselves are not entitled — or worse, if they grow xenophobic and subscribe to the notion that immigrants carry diseases — they might be compelled to endorse policies even more draconian than those already in play.
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According to a new Monmouth University poll released Tuesday, 80 percent of voters believe Trump administration officials who did not testify in the House inquiry should be asked to do so in the Senate trial (51 percent believe those officials should be compelled to testify, while 85003 percent believe Trump should be deposed, as well) (Fox News).
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Google's objection was to be expected, because, under prior case law, Google cannot be compelled to reveal the identity of an anonymous poster unless and until Elliott can prove that the posts were libelous, said Paul Levy, an attorney with Public Citizen who has helped establish precedent for when a court can compel an internet provider to identify an anonymous user.
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In the midst of the investigation into collusion and obstruction of justice by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, we know that at some point President Trump will be compelled to testify.
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"If the US does not keep the promises it made in front of the world, misjudges the patience of our people, forces a unilateral demand on us, and firmly continues with sanctions and pressures on our republic, we may be compelled to explore new ways to protect our autonomy and interests, and establish peace and stability on the Korean peninsula," Kim said.
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" In affirming the well-established right not to offer medical services in violation of one's conscience, the Roe Court cited favorably an American Medical Association resolution that stated that "no physician or other professional personnel shall be compelled to perform any act which violate[s] his [or her] good medical judgment [or] … to perform any act violative of personally held moral principles.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's lawyers have for months quietly waged a campaign to keep the special counsel from trying to force him to answer questions in the investigation into whether he obstructed justice, asserting that he cannot be compelled to testify and arguing in a confidential letter that he could not possibly have committed obstruction because he has unfettered authority over all federal investigations.
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"If Apple can be compelled to create a digitally-defective product for the government in this case, it can be compelled in any case to engineer a similar defect to allow the government to exploit the device, and so can every other manufacturer of every other device," said Greg Nojeim, senior counsel at the Center for Democracy and Technology, a digital rights advocate.
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Last week, its counsel, Marc J. Zwillinger wrote to the aforementioned New York judge asking him to rule on whether it can be compelled to assist investigators to break the passcode on its iPhones — arguing that a court ruling on the matter would be more efficient than repeat debates each time the government seeks to compel it to crack the security on an individual device.
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He submitted the following language regarding the right to bear arms, the basis of which eventually became the Second Amendment: "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed; a well armed and well regulated militia being the best security of a free country; but no person religiously scrupulous of bearing arms, shall be compelled to render military service in person".
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) want to pull back from the radical talk, it's too late: The Democratic Party is under the sway of far-left donors and grassroots, and will be compelled to move even further left.
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"No man shall be compelled to frequent or support any religious worship, place, or ministry whatsoever, nor shall be enforced, restrained, molested, or burthened in his body or goods, nor shall otherwise suffer on account of his religious opinions or belief; but that all men shall be free to profess, and by argument to maintain, their opinion in matters of religion, and that the same shall in no wise diminish, enlarge, or affect their civil capacities," Jefferson wrote.
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"My position basically is, concerning the warning, is that each case presents a factual situation in which the court would have to determine or a court or a judge or prosecutor at some level would have to make a determination as to whether or not a defendant, because of the circumstances surrounding his confession, was denied a specific right, whether it be right to counsel, the right to not be compelled to testify against himself," Nelson said.
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Once you know how to use each word properly, hearing them used interchangeably will sound like nails on a chalkboard and you'll be compelled to say something like: The vagina is the muscular and tubular part of the female genital tract while the vulva refers to the external female sex organs which include the mons pubis (the mound of fatty tissue that sits on the pubic bone), the labia minora and majora (the inner and outer lips), the urinary meatus, and so on.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the intelligence committee, said last week that he wanted to speak with Rinat Akhmetshin -- a Russian-American lobbyist who also attended the meeting with Trump Jr., Kushner and Manafort -- before calling on Trump Jr. Burr called it a "safe assumption" that they would bring in more people from the June 2016 meeting before getting to Trump Jr. But he did note one possible hurdle -- the lawyer who met with them, Natalia Veselnitskaya, cannot be compelled to testify because she is not an American citizen.
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