Everyone is going to be guilty of something, but who will be guilty of what?
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" President Trump: "It's a very scary time for young men in America when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of.
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"It's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of," he said.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, where you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," Trump said.
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" President Trump: "It's a very scary time for young men in America when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, where you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," the president said.
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" President Trump claimed that "it's a very scary time for young men in America when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, where you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," the President said.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, where you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," Trump told reporters.
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"It's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of," Trump told the outlet.
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The judge ruled that Nero could not be guilty of assaulting Gray because he wasn't there for Gray's arrest and therefore also could not be guilty of misconduct.
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"It's a very scary time for young men in America when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," he said on October 2.
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" Trump said Thursday that "it is a very scary time for young men in America, where you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of.
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"It's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of," Trump said in CNN footage.
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" He replied, "Well, I'd say that it's a very scary time for young men in America when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of.
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" Trump responded "Well, I'd say that it's a very scary time for young men in America when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of.
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" Also on Tuesday, he told reporters, "It's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of.
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"It's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of," he told reporters earlier this week.
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"I say that it's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of," he told reporters.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," Trump told reporters at the beginning of the month.
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"The troops then would be guilty of crimes," Romney said.
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Mainstream media can also be guilty of creating separate, incompatible realities.
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Mr. Flynn may be guilty of no crime beyond bad judgment.
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Any person who performs or procures an abortion shall be guilty of premeditated murder in the first degree, and any person who attempts to perform or procure an abortion shall be guilty of felony attempted murder.
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"It's a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of," Trump said in early October, just days before Kavanaugh was finally confirmed.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," Trump told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House last week.
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I think that people of both sexes could be guilty of that.
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Otherwise they could be guilty of permitting the "unlawful behavior" Trump describes.
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Newton-John admits she can be guilty of sugar-coating her experience.
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Ross suggested that police departments could also be guilty of patent infringement.
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Comey may well be guilty of retaining memos that constitute official records.
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Violators could be guilty of a misdemeanor and face imprisonment or fines.
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No one wants a president to be guilty of obstruction of justice.
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Worse, he appeared to be guilty of using his own children as cover.
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Might she be guilty of mugging here and there, to goose another laugh?
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Battlefront II appears, or at least appeared, to be guilty of all three.
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Trump, without giving evidence, suggested the whistleblower could potentially be guilty of fraud.
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If a president sold nominations for money, he would be guilty of bribery.
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Or maybe she doesn't care, because President Trump may be guilty of that, too?
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There's no way to evaluate that, he could be guilty of his own stuff.
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He could be guilty of something that involves other people and not the president.
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"I'd rather make a big mistake than be guilty of inaction," Mr. Capella said.
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Hypocrisy is lying, and you may be guilty of it without even realizing it.
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" Flash-forward to President Trump announcing, during the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, that all this talk about sexual assault was making it a "very scary time for young men in America" since "you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of.
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If the victim is indeed psychologically harmed, the perpetrator may be guilty of a misdemeanor.
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I think we can all be guilty of that, I catch myself doing it sometimes.
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Sometimes, writers can be guilty of hyperbole after the fact when something like this happens.
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Mr Smith and Mr Bancroft were each deemed to be guilty of level two offences.
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And if people refuse to leave, they could be guilty (of) a Class 2 misdemeanor.
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To belittle or assault God's creatures is thus to be guilty of blasphemy and sacrilege.
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Albert Einstein famously said, 'If I were to remain silent, I'd be guilty of complicity.
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How can a prosecutor's boss be guilty of obstruction by telling the prosecutor to stop?
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Alexander Vindman, an American war hero who immigrated from Ukraine, might be guilty of espionage.
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If Republicans leaders on the hill let that happen, they'd be guilty of political malpractice.
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How long until we hear Trump surrogates suggest that Obama might be guilty of a crime?
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Never would a nation of Holocaust survivors, it was insisted, be guilty of such moral dereliction.
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Violators would be guilty of a misdemeanor, Hogan said, and could face imprisonment or a fine.
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Unlike Mr. Trump's supporters, I believe the president might well be guilty of breaking the law.
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Hank might not be guilty of hurting Adam, but he might not be completely innocent, either.
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Democrats pounced, immediately positing that Trump, if the reports were true, could be guilty of obstructing justice.
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Some Indians argue, absurdly, that as fellow victims of Western prejudice, they cannot be guilty of racism.
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If they're avoiding you or giving the cold shoulder, you could be guilty of this problematic behavior.
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But people who aren't narcissistic can be guilty of doing it too — just without the bad intentions.
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U.N. investigators last week said Israeli forces might be guilty of war crimes for using excessive force.
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Could Michael Cohen just be guilty of his own crimes, that have nothing to do with Trump?
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Obviously, a person can have lots of consensual sex and still be guilty of sexual assault charges.
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And during that time I'll be guilty of so many crimes, which I would know nothing about.
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"The president is not above the law and can indeed be guilty of obstructing justice," Rangappa said.
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The other side may be guilty of far less heinous crimes, but it is not blame-free.
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If you were preying on some emotional or physical or mental vulnerability, you'd be guilty of exploitation.
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If the necessary knowledge and intent are present, those who participated could be guilty of conspiracy to obstruct, and then the president himself could be guilty of additional crimes such as perjury or lying to the FBI committed by his co-conspirators in furtherance of the cover-up conspiracy.
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Today he stated that it&aposs actually special counsel Robert Mueller who will be guilty of election interference.
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Misogyny, racism, and other forms of oppression get internalized, and even oppressed groups can be guilty of it.
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Name Withheld First, you can't be guilty of ''hiding the truth'' unless you're in possession of the truth.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell isn't the only market player who may be guilty of a little capitulation.
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He didn't want to be guilty of the same thing that he would lay at somebody else's feet.
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We've all seen someone kiss a dog lips-to-lips, or you might be guilty of it yourself.
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He could be guilty of genocide too, but the court's investigation was not the best proof of it.
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U.N. investigators said last week that Israeli forces may be guilty of war crimes for using excessive force.
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While his situation certainly is not comparable to theirs, President Trump also may not be guilty of anything.
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In any other context, a company head saying this to an underling employee would 100% be guilty of harassment.
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Ghosting: happens to the best of us (and the best of us might even be guilty of it, too).
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Additionally, anyone who intentionally "performs an overt act" that kills a child "born alive" could be guilty of murder.
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Can my client really be guilty of a crime if the so-called 'victim' was yelling about it afterward?
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"So if she did go seek medical help, she would be guilty of a second-degree felony?" asked Rep.
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Why does the Shadow Man want Mizuno to be guilty of a crime he didn't commit and be executed?
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Few who are not abused can believe that such "nice" people can possibly be guilty of such heinous behaviors.
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Might Arbus, in short, be guilty of rigging the evidence to fit a mood, making fear out of fun?
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If he literally meant that a president cannot ever be guilty of obstruction of justice, he is completely wrong.
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If Flynn violated this law, he would be guilty of a felony and face up to three years in prison.
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The proposal says if anyone intentionally "performs an overt act" that kills the baby, they would be guilty of murder.
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Though this may sound odd, the EU does not consider Apple to be guilty of any wrongdoing in this case.
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Additionally, anyone who intentionally "performs an overt act" that kills the child would be guilty of murder, the proposal says.
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"As President Bush said in a different context, don't be guilty of the soft bigotry of low expectations," Thornberry said.
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But in opposing those who would murder to advance their creed, we must never ourselves be guilty of collective punishment.
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That guy could be guilty of anything, but because he's in that uniform, it puts you in a different mindset.
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"The first one is, don't pick locks you don't own," because then you could be guilty of breaking and entering.
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Only if President Trump believes that he may be guilty of a crime would he be interested in pardoning himself.
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The Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz has argued that for just this reason, a president cannot be guilty of obstruction.
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As the record now stands, Trump appears to be guilty of political sins, but not federal felonies or impeachable offenses.
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Democrats should not be guilty of doing what Donald Trump does, which is lying about records and lying about intentions.
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Last week, Trump's former personal lawyer and his one-time campaign chairman were both revealed to be guilty of crimes.
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More than 75 athletes from those two Olympics have been found, upon further scrutiny, to be guilty of doping violations.
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In this scenario Francis would be guilty of self-deception and incuriosity but not as nakedly culpable as Viganò implies.
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For Pence to be guilty of that crime, he would have to have known that a crime had been committed.
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The top U.N. human rights official said on Tuesday that Myanmar's security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya.
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Whenever a company may be guilty of something, from petty neglect to grand deception, there's usually a class action lawsuit filed.
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It clearly very much wanted Lewandowski to be exonerated and for Fields to be guilty of making up some perverse hoax.
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He also insisted Trump might be guilty of collusion but Mueller simply could not indict him under existing Justice Department policies.
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"It holds criminals accountable because they do not need to actually pull the trigger to be guilty of murder," she wrote.
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"Whoever corruptly endeavors to influence, obstruct, or impede the administration of justice" may be guilty of obstructing justice under US law.
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The country also has the backing of the International Monetary Fund, which hasn't deemed China to be guilty of currency manipulation.
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For example, in Michigan, there are rules about how cucumbers can be pickled, and violators would be guilty of a misdemeanor.
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A top United Nations human rights official said last week that Myanmar's security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya.
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He is believed to be guilty of at least 12 murders, nearly 50 rapes, and 120 burglaries committed between 1976 and 1986.
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He is believed to be guilty of at least 12 murders, nearly 2000 rapes, and 25 burglaries committed between 210 and 260.
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Do your best to not be guilty of these missteps, where possible, and you'll likely avoid an audit in 21040 and beyond.
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Is it possible that the City of New York could be guilty of buying "stolen goods" if it purchases Taser's body cameras?
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Merely providing the pills, under federal law, is possibly enough to be guilty of a crime with a 20 year mandatory minimum.
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Mr. Duterte said this week that Mr. Matobato's statements were lies, and that Ms. de Lima could be guilty of suborning perjury.
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It's easy to say "Of course not" to my own query of whether I could be guilty of wrongdoing on this scale.
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Ford may be guilty of trying to jam the genie back into the bottle, but the distinction is nonetheless critical for him.
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Ms. de Lima could be guilty of suborning perjury if she knew the witness was lying, said Mr. Duterte, a former prosecutor.
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Dr. Gilbert may not be guilty of the specific crimes for which he's charged, Chuck tells him, but he's damn sure guilty.
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If the president corruptly demanded or sought anything of value to influence an official act, then he would be guilty of bribery.
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Front street, in other words, you're telling the police that, you know, one of these guys might be guilty of doing something.
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But to be guilty of conspiracy, they need to agree to a criminal venture — such an agreement is the essence of conspiracy.
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A president can be guilty of obstruction of justice — look no further than the articles of impeachment against both Nixon and Clinton.
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Other experts—not insignificantly including Mr Barr—maintained that a president could not be guilty of obstruction when acting within his legal powers.
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Netflix may be guilty of a lack of transparency, and its conduct may actually rise to the level of a deceptive business practice.
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TEHRAN, Iran — Iran says it is cracking down on Valentine's Day celebrations and shops engaging in them will be guilty of a crime.
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For me, my partner and I can sometimes be guilty of literally "going through the motions" during sex, because we know what works.
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney, John Dowd, said Monday the President cannot be guilty of obstructing justice, according to an interview with Axios.
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Congress has the obligation to make this determination regardless of whether Mr. Trump may be guilty of aiding and abetting a criminal conspiracy.
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"If Trump lies during this interview, he will be guilty of a felony," Andy Wright, a professor at Savannah Law School, told me.
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Three times in the 1980s, owners were found to be guilty of colluding against free agents, essentially robbing players of nearly $300 million.
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To be guilty of insider trading, the tipper needs to personally benefit, directly or indirectly, from the disclosure, the Supreme Court has held.
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It's no surprise that speculation has been feverish that he must be guilty of collusion or even of opening himself up to blackmail.
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Indeed, many antiterrorism laws make clear that you don't even need to have hatched a specific plot to be guilty of terrorism offenses.
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Last month, however, President Trump's lawyer, John Dowd, argued that the president cannot be guilty of obstruction of justice because he's the president.
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The panel said Houthi fighters may also be guilty of war crimes, accusing them of restricting access for humanitarian aid and conscripting child soldiers.
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"They said if I need a lawyer, then I must be guilty of something," said Elsharkawi, and Egyptian-born Muslim and naturalized U.S. citizen.
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This expectation reveals a misconception #MeToo has yet to change: the idea that a loving family man can't possibly be guilty of sexual misconduct.
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It seems that unless a commentator or television channel or newspaper reflects exactly the complainers worldview, it must be guilty of bias or corruption.
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Ramkarpal Singh, a lawyer and member of parliament, said that those who voted for the teenager to die could be guilty of abetting suicide.
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I would be guilty of treason toward my country and an act of disloyalty to the ward the majesty of heaven, which I revere.
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If the Rosenbergs weren't guilty of treason back then, it's almost impossible to conceive of how Trump affiliates could be guilty of it today.
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Instead, the AP story relies on the notion, popular on the right, that the Clintons are presumed to be guilty of possible ethical violations.
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President Trump's personal lawyer kicked off a fiery debate on Monday with one controversial statement: The president cannot be guilty of obstruction of justice.
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It seems that unless a commentator or television channel or newspaper reflects exactly the complainers' worldview, it must be guilty of bias or corruption.
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Stephen Elliott has filed a lawsuit against the people behind a crowdsourced document that listed men said to be guilty of harassment and assault.
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Giridharadas's claims are variously wrong or deliberately misleading," he said, adding that "newspapers, not only authors, can be guilty of flagrantly deficient fact-checking.
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Dozens of athletes from the Beijing and London Games have been found, upon retesting of their stored samples, to be guilty of doping violations.
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Most legal experts think a president can be guilty of obstruction, even when exercising the legitimate powers of his office, if his motives are malign.
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Typically, if a person is found to be guilty of contempt of court, he or she may face a fine, jail time or other penalty.
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Many a married, respectable-looking father-of-two can be guilty of viewing such images online, even if they don't serve a day behind bars.
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Barr reportedly insisted in his memo that, while a president can be accused of obstructing justice, Trump could not be guilty of having done so.
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One provision said that a person cannot be guilty of rape if another person agrees to sex, even if the person withdraws their initial consent.
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Might she, even, be guilty of self-betrayal — her catfishing of Jelly's catfishing ultimately shallower and more exploitative than the blockbuster bait of Carrie's slapstick?
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Interestingly, though women in the study were more likely to be guilty of social sabotage, men's use of social sabotage was more damaging to the relationship.
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But then some would argue that the government is trying to pick which technology is best, and would thus be guilty of determining winners and losers.
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This study tested respondents for levels of empathy, hostile sexism, and hypermasculinity, and found that even progressive, feminist men could still be guilty of this behavior.
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Here is what Stone is NOT accused of lying about: The implication of this is that the president can't be guilty of collusion that never happened.
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This can make it difficult for people to talk about their experiences, even with mental health professionals, who can be guilty of perpetuating the stigma themselves.
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Guyatt may be guilty of taking too seriously the claims by proponents of separation that they were motivated by the best interests of blacks and Indians.
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If that were proven, the president could be guilty of suborning perjury, which is a clear federal crime and would be an obvious ground for impeachment.
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Wakefield was found to be guilty of manipulating and misrepresenting his data, and in the wake of this massive scientific scandal his medical license was revoked.
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He might be guilty of engaging in criminal behavior with the president and be unwilling to talk about that or to help authorities with that investigation.
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"If someone came and told that to the C.I.A. or F.B.I. and they didn't open a counterintelligence investigation, they would be guilty of malpractice," he said.
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Anyone who violates the order would be guilty of a misdemeanor, Hogan said, and if convicted could face jail time or a fine up to $5,000.
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The Afghan police typically consider an unmarried couple alone together to be guilty of adultery or attempted adultery, and the couple were presumably arrested for that.
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"As President Bush said in a different context, don't be guilty of the soft bigotry of low expectations," Thornberry said Monday at a Brookings Institution event.
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First, to be guilty of bribery the president's actions must satisfy the requirement that he acted with a "corrupt" motive, which the report seeks to prove.
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You may think that you are pretty money savvy; however, even the most fiscally successful individuals tend to be guilty of making these three big money mistakes.
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Last month, the country's conference of Catholic bishops released information on hundreds of priests thought to be guilty of sexual abuse of minors in Poland since 1990.
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That changed in 2011, she said, when she lost about $80,433 in retirement savings after investing in a company that turned out to be guilty of fraud.
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While Sharp Objects may be guilty of being a "slow burn" type of show, it's clues like these that will likely give it tons of rewatch value.
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We cannot perpetuate the belief that niceness cannot coexist with violence, evil or deviance, and consequently the nice guy must not be guilty of the alleged offense.
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She succeeds in "Slaughter of the Innocents (They Might be Guilty of Something)," where the black silhouette cutouts migrate to a large, seemingly whitewashed slab of canvas.
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While many women may be guilty of making these money mistakes, it's good to know you can bounce back and turn those bad habits around at any time.
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In a post defending his comments, titled "Confessions of a Race Traitor", Mr Livingston writes that he cannot be guilty of reverse racism because it does not exist.
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Ironically, Facebook's accusation that myPersonality failed to secure user data correctly is exactly what the company itself appears to be guilty of, and at a far greater scale.
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He was addressing the Human Rights Council, where the top U.N. rights official said that Myanmar's security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya Muslim minority.
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If the mobile phone and telecoms equipment maker conducted such transactions and then misled HSBC about their true nature, it could be guilty of bank fraud, experts say.
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Alexei Ulyukayev may or may not be guilty of accepting a $2 million bribe - as alleged after he was detained in an early-morning operation on Nov. 15.
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Yet to argue that there is a crisis in the quality of financial information that investors get about Western firms is to be guilty of a misleading overstatement.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - To Israel's military prosecutors, a soldier who fired a bullet into the head of a wounded and motionless Palestinian assailant may be guilty of homicide.
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If China is seeking to wipe out all or much of a religious or ethnic population, it would be guilty of meeting the United Nations definition of genocide.
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Democrats have simplified their charge against the President -- arguing now that he may be guilty of the impeachable crime of bribery after holding up military aid for Ukraine.
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If we were to accept the oxymoronic concept of "anti-speech" speech, most presidents would be guilty of the offense in denouncing certain groups or forms of protests.
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One of the central disputes in the hearing was whether the Constitution requires the president to be guilty of violating specific criminal laws in order to be impeached.
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Sullivan told Flynn that "arguably you sold your country out" and at one point suggested that he might be guilty of "treason," though he later walked those comments back.
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"We cannot perpetuate the belief that niceness cannot coexist with violence, evil, or deviance and consequently the nice guy must not be guilty of the alleged offense," Zuker wrote.
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Mr. Trump may be guilty of uttering foul language – but Hillary is guilty of committing foul deeds – deeds, if she were anyone else, would have resulted in prison time.
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John Dowd, President Trump's outside lawyer, outlined to me a new and highly controversial defense/theory in the Russia probe: A president cannot be guilty of obstruction of justice.
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In addition, the police departments and municipal governments of Hildale, Utah, and Colorado City, Arizona, were found to be guilty of religious discrimination, in violation of the First Amendment.
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She draws a clear line between men and women when, in reality, both parties can be guilty of harmful perspectives regardless of where they fall on the political spectrum.
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They say that it was concealed in an odd way, that they suspected that he might be guilty of some kind of smuggling or drug trafficking or money laundering.
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" The EO investigator recognized that Bohannon had asked for an accommodation, but nonsensically claimed that "even had the accommodation been granted," he "would nonetheless be guilty of unlawful discrimination.
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"It is a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of," President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House last week.
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Rob Kardashian may be guilty of revenge porn, but he says Blac Chyna is trying to get her own revenge ... in the jewelry department, so claim sources connected to Rob.
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The scale of Pruitt's alleged corruption, in terms of the sheer number of infractions he might be guilty of, is without precedent in a cabinet official in modern American history.
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Michael Flynn, the presiding judge, Emmet Sullivan, denounced Flynn and argued that he might be guilty of treason: Judge Sullivan now asking whether Flynn could have been charged with treason (!).
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Without mentioning God or religion, he told them to love and support each other, to raise good children and not to marry anyone else lest they be guilty of bigamy.
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Therefore, a finding of fact that Russia may be guilty of war crimes matters — for the Russians, and for any other state with a claim to taking international law seriously.
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The original allegation, made by Temple University staffer Andrea Constand in 803, was shocking: Could beloved comedian and TV dad Bill Cosby be guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman?
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The city passed a new ordinance that raised the trick-or-treating age to 14, saying anyone who was older than that could be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined $250.
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Lewis told the court 99 percent of all orders were cancelled and that thousands of traders in England would be guilty of criminal activity if that behaviour alone were considered illegal.
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The United States, France and Britain are among Western powers to suggest in recent days that the Syrian regime and its Russian backers could be guilty of war crimes in Aleppo.
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Lewis told the court 99 percent of all orders were canceled and that thousands of traders in England would be guilty of criminal activity if that behavior alone were considered illegal.
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The Bloomberg piece notes that Robinhood users who've used the exploit to borrow too much could be guilty of securities fraud or, at least, may need to pay back money lost.
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The committee believes Treve Suazo, the chief executive officer of Platte River Networks, may be guilty of failing to produce subpoenaed documents, making false statements to Congress and obstructing its investigation.
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It is a tactic narcissists use that the victims only notice when it makes them feel like they're going crazy, although people who aren't narcissistic can be guilty of it too.
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But the move by then-Trump lawyer John Dowd raises an important legal question: If the reports are true, would he potentially be guilty of witness tampering or obstruction of justice?
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And some worry that they will further tilt control of information about the conflict toward the military, which rights groups consider to be guilty of far graver atrocities than the rebels.
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Both ends of the political spectrum are, and/or will be, guilty of blurring the lines of how radical Sanders's presidential campaign — and its unabashed promotion of collectivist principles — truly is.
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"We are deeply mindful that our conclusion today means that a defendant who may be guilty of murder may go free," Judge Gina M. Benavides wrote for the Court of Appeals.
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The latest developments involving two former Trump advisors, revealed to be guilty of criminal activity, initially weakened stock futures late Tuesday, but by Wednesday equities shrugged it off and were mixed.
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It would impose new sanctions on Russians found to be guilty of human rights abuses, supplying weapons to Syria's government and conduct cyber attacks on behalf of Russia's government, among others.
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There is a genuine legal debate about whether a President could still be guilty of obstructing justice if his use of his Article II powers is rooted in a corrupt motive.
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Whitehall has been subject to a malign combination of business-worship (of the sort that only people who don't know anything about business can be guilty of), management-speak and political correctness.
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The United States, France and Britain are among the Western powers to suggest in recent days that the Syrian regime and its Russian backers could be guilty of war crimes in Aleppo.
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On Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, Bee delivered a fiery monologue arguing that Ansari might not be guilty of a crime, but that doesn't mean women can't talk about his sexual missteps.
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"UK negotiators would be guilty of a dereliction of duty if they failed to agree a free-trade agreement - or at least to agree talks about talks," said Peter Dixon at Commerzbank.
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Had I let her conservative label prevent me from doing that, I would be guilty of perpetuating a stereotype and failing to create a space where a dialogue is very much needed.
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" Not likely, says Mr. Rosenthal, given that Mr. Putin is "a former K.G.B. officer who has committed crimes against his own people and seems to be guilty of war crimes as well.
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As one Twitter user pointed out, this isn't MAC's first brush with cultural appropriation — and the brand is certainly not alone in the beauty and fashion space to be guilty of it.
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However, as various sources have pointed out and as investigated by this very in-depth Slate article, there's a chance that rock's poet laureate may be guilty of some undergrad-style plagiarism.
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If Michael Cohen engaged in federal crimes at the direction of Donald Trump, then Trump will likely be guilty of those crimes on some combination of solicitation, aiding and abetting, and conspiracy.
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In July 220006, the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa (religious ruling), declaring all opponents of his rule to be guilty of waging war against God.
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The former Nissan chief may be guilty of various financial crimes, Kingston said, "but that has all been over shadowed" by Ghosn's treatment and his arguments that the judicial system is rigged.
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Far from investigating the Trump campaign too aggressively, the FBI might actually be guilty of not investigating aggressively enough both the Trump campaign's Russia connections and the Russian cyber-interference with the election.
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For an insider to be guilty of sharing inside information, his leak must breach a duty to keep the information confidential and he must receive a personal benefit in exchange for the leak.
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Therefore, if a raped woman conceived, she was seen to be guilty of adultery: In other words, she had liked it—a chilling precursor to the modern "she deserved it" attitudes toward rape.
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If Wolf had taken one child away from his or her parents, he would be guilty of kidnapping, a felony that can carry a prison sentence that is usually 20 years or more.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union on Monday condemned Russia's air campaign in Syria, saying it may be guilty of war crimes, and it vowed to impose more sanctions on President Bashar al-Assad's government.
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To prepare for this column every week, I occasionally find myself feeling more than a little like a Cardassian mystery novel reader trying to suss out who is going to be guilty of what.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher If you are found to be guilty of murder and sane, you could spend 25 years in prison.
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"If the actual penetration is accomplished with the woman's consent, the accused is not guilty of rape, although he may be guilty of another crime because of his subsequent actions," the High Court wrote.
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The United Nations has called the results of the Yemen conflict the world's worst humanitarian crisis, and United Nations experts have said that both sides in the conflict may be guilty of war crimes.
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He was one of the first Republicans to join a growing chorus of Democrats suggesting Mr. Trump may be guilty of an impeachable offense, a determination that ultimately would be made by the House.
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Ramkarpal Singh, a lawyer and member of parliament, said that those who voted for the teenager to die could be guilty of abetting suicide, and urged authorities to investigate the circumstances leading to her death.
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And anyone who has made false statements to the United States government about their contacts with the Russians would be guilty of making false statements, under the false statement statute, 18, United States Code 1001.
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"Anyone who knows me, my business record and the industry in which I have worked for 35 years, knows that I could not be guilty of violating any antitrust laws," he said in a statement.
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As an artist and a public figure, Ye can be guilty of overstating: trying to get 5 different philosophical points across in one sentence whilst also, somehow, linking things back to the price of silk.
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So even the most enlightened and politically adroit of political systems can still be guilty of the most unconscionable acts of inhumanity, and maybe that is the real lesson we can learn from this history.
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As we reported, Jamie Spears does not have the power to involuntarily commit her, and a mental health facility that would hold someone against their will under such circumstances would be guilty of a crime.
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The Obama administration used the theory as its main tool to enforce the Fair Housing Act, arguing that lenders and landlords could be guilty of discriminatory practices by failing to be cognizant of prevailing prejudices.
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She is now locked in a battle with the state's ethics commission, which has warned that she could be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined more than $40,000 if she continues to refuse to register.
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Last week, Human Right Watch reported that Turkish-backed Syrian rebel groups were executing civilians, pillaging property and blocking displaced people from returning to their homes, and that they may be guilty of war crimes.
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If Biden is not obstructing the Senate by his refusal to comply with a Senate subpoena, how could Trump be guilty of obstructing Congress by refusing to comply with the House subpoenas absent court orders?
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He has shown himself to be guilty of all of the same things he accused Hillary of — lying to the public, refusing to do press conferences, putting himself and his business interests above the American people.
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Under the proposed North Carolina law, if a health care practitioner did not try to preserve the life of an infant born alive during an abortion attempt, they would be guilty of a class D felony.
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The government sought to make a distinction between the mothers - sisters-in-law who were convicted in absentia of being Islamic State militants - and the children who officials say cannot be guilty of their parent's actions.
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The court said that someone providing a tip must receive a benefit "that is objective, consequential, and represents at least a potential gain of a pecuniary or similarly valuable nature" to be guilty of insider trading.
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One implication of the racketeering charge is that if Hernandez is found guilty of it, his mere association and presence with others who may be guilty of actually committing crimes could be enough to incriminate him.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The U.S. military may be guilty of war crimes for killing large numbers of civilians in a sharply stepped-up campaign of air strikes in Somalia over the past two years, Amnesty International said.
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"Anyone who knows me, my business record and the industry in which I have worked for 35 years, knows that I could not be guilty of violating any antitrust laws," McClendon said in a statement Tuesday.
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In both instances, Mr. Laufer questioned the political motivation of leaks of information to the news media and suggested that any member of the ethics panel who shared confidential information would be guilty of a crime.
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On Friday, the regime's two most senior surviving members, Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan, now 21987 and 22014, were found by the court to be guilty of genocide of Vietnamese in Cambodia between 1975 and 1979.
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The claim that Trump may be guilty of a prosecutable obstruction crime is premised on a legal error – namely, that the FBI and the Justice Department are a separate branch of government, independent of the executive.
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Prior to the resignation of President Donald Trump's lead attorney for the Russia investigation, John Dowd asserted that a president can never be guilty of obstructing justice because he is the country's top law enforcement officer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, under pressure as Democrats pursue an impeachment inquiry against him, lashed out at the top Democrat in Congress on Sunday, saying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could be guilty of treason.
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Trump may not be guilty of collusion, but his actions, words and rants have made him seem guilty, at least to the left-leaning press, the small but hearty contingent of Never Trumpers and the Democrats.
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For his part, the Prime Minister announced he intended to sue Gantz and his key ally, Moshe Ya'alon, after the latter suggested Netanyahu could be guilty of treason in connection with an investigation into military procurement.
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But state legislators' version, SB 315, is incredibly broadly written:Any person who intentionally accesses a computer or computer network with knowledge that such access is without authority shall be guilty of the crime of unauthorized computer access.
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If you believe that it's possible that Farrow could be a terrible mother to at least some of her children, and also that Allen could be guilty of the accusations against him, you're probably in the majority.
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It's easy to see why the Internet At Large believes the middle Kardashian sister, whose family happens to accidentally appropriate cultures more often than nearly anyone else on the planet, could be guilty of such a gaffe.
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Those of us who are old enough to remember what it was like to physically buy a CD may be guilty of only replaying the same songs that lured us to the store in the first place.
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"Any individual who willfully violates the order may be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, subject to a fine not exceeding $5,000, imprisonment for not more than 123 days, or both," Bowser said in a tweet.
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We need to be careful not to smear the reputation of an esteemed artist by suggesting habitual predatory behavior by a man who may be guilty of no more than creating decidedly awkward moments in delicate situations.
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His lawyers have argued that since he is the titular head of the US government and legal system, the President has the right to dismiss anyone in the executive branch and therefore cannot be guilty of obstruction.
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For example, rather than calling someone an "asshole" as if that's innate to their character, Scott says people should be called out for their "obnoxious aggression," because it's something we all can be guilty of at times.
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Sometimes I wonder if our cultural ideas about who can perpetrate violence, or be guilty of perpetrating violence, are all twisted because of the way movies have sometimes depicted who's an abuser and who's the "safe" guy.
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Before joining the DOJ, he argued in the media that Mueller's investigation had "gone too far," that Trump could shut down the probe by defunding it, and that a president cannot be guilty of obstruction of justice.
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We know that Attorney General Barr has taken a position in a detailed, 19-page memo that the president can essentially never be guilty of obstruction of justice, because of the unitary executive theory of the Constitution.
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Speaking on the Michael Smerconish show on Sirius XM on Monday, diGenova also said Mueller would be guilty of "outrageous, sophomoric" and "juvenile" behavior if he asked what Trump was thinking when he fired FBI Director James Comey.
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Experts who reject that view argue that if a president is proved to be acting with corrupt intent, to cover up a crime or thwart a criminal investigation into his own conduct, he can be guilty of obstruction.
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He is generally at his best when he is condemning something, be it the media or one of his own players or the very Renaultian notion that anyone inside his program could possibly be guilty of breaking NCAA rules.
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He has aggressively pursued a war in Yemen against Iran-backed Houthi rebels that have led the UN to assess the Kingdom might be guilty of possible war crimes there, as millions starve due to a Saudi-led blockade.
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Like from today on you all will be fired for your bad behavior.....because in the end 99% of all men will be guilty of some form of sexual harassment from the maintenance guy on up to the president.
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Current and former federal prosecutors say they rarely consider that statute in domestic terrorism cases because it is often hard to convince a jury that someone who is not affiliated with a foreign group can be guilty of terrorism.
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But when it mentioned civilian casualties related to the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, where the United Nations says both the coalition and the Houthis may be guilty of crimes against humanity, the report takes on a different tone.
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But the Belgian government sought to make a distinction between the mothers, who were convicted last year in absentia of being members of Islamic State, and the children who officials say cannot be guilty of acts committed by their parents.
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As the New York Times reported, that would mean that a federal judge had concluded that the Justice Department found enough evidence to believe there was probable cause Trump might be guilty of a major crime or breach of national security.
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In a spartan office at the Justice Department, a team of experienced prosecutors is conducting a rapidly expanding probe into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia — and into whether President Donald Trump himself may be guilty of obstruction of justice.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Myanmar's security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya Muslim minority and more of them are fleeing despite a deal between Myanmar and Bangladesh to send them home, the top U.N. human rights official said on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's personal attorney's claim that the President cannot be guilty of obstructing justice raises two stunning possibilities that could cast the Russia investigation and its threat to his White House in a new and even more serious light.
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It said the trial judge who had thrown out the conviction, Daniel Conviser, appeared to have wrongly believed that the stolen code needed to be printed on paper for Aleynikov to be guilty of what he called an "obscure" crime.
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If Cohen pleads guilty to violating campaign finance law by making payments to Daniels, and it can be proven that Trump sought, or encouraged him to make, the payments, Trump would be guilty of conspiring to commit a federal crime.
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To be guilty of treason, you have to either help a foreign army attacking the US (like John Walker Lindh, who joined the Taliban) or raise your own army to attack the US (like the South in the Civil War).
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I believe that nobody who sits in judgment of others, whether as a federal judge or Supreme Court justice, should ever be guilty of such an assault at any age, much less of brazenly lying about it as an adult.
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However, the letter [to the police chief] continues, because the officer believed he was deploying his Taser and not wielding his service firearm, he did not possess the criminal mental state required to be guilty of a crime under state law.
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Even if he didn't conspire, he may be guilty of misprision of a felony (18 U.S.C. § 4), the active concealment of a felony, because he participated and then lied the next day when he denied the Russia probe played a role.
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UN states might be guilty of a miscarriage of justice Callamard says that while the government of Saudi Arabia invited members of the UN Security Council to attend some of the hearing, it was conditional on their agreement not to disclose any details.
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Unite may, perhaps, be guilty of exaggeration when it claims that 84% of mixed-fleet crew have "experienced stress and depression since joining BA due to their financial circumstances", but the firm's bosses must shoulder their share of the blame for the impasse.
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No such evidence existed, but McDavid's attorney, Ricky Crawford, told the jury that McDavid believed that Mulvihill showed up to the location, it would amount to evidence that Mulvihill "must be guilty" of abuse, which could then be used as evidence against him.
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Democrats went ballistic Wednesday with a torrent of attacks on President Trump, saying he may be guilty of obstruction of justice for tweeting that Attorney General Jeff Sessions should end Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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With the current administration paring back regulation, Gibney and company have thus delivered a pointed and timely reply, one that not-so-subtly argues that without watchful oversight, the smartest guys in the room can be guilty of shady and yes, dirty dealings.
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He couldn't be guilty of vileness toward women because he had produced a woman as enlightened and gracious as Ivanka, who not only stood with him but spoke up for him at the Republican National Convention, assuring the world of his benevolence.
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As China interprets the original accession agreement, it was promised that, after 15 years, it would be treated like any other market economy in the WTO: it would be guilty of dumping only if the export price was lower than the price in China.
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Spencer said he would condemn Fields "if he engaged in that kind of malicious violence intentionally" and would "get rid of anyone that thinks that that's okay," but said he believes "there's a very good chance" that Fields might not be guilty of murder.
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The bottom line: In order to be guilty of federal campaign finance crimes, Trump would have had to used more than $2,700 worth of campaign contributions from companies or individuals in these payments, Richard Hasen, a law professor at the University of California, told WSJ.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Tuesday Syria's President Bashar al-Assad would be guilty of a war crime if it were proved his regime was responsible for a suspected chemical weapons attack on the Syrian rebel-held province of Idlib.
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So therefore, they might have been charged but they haven&apost fully been through the court proceeding to be guilty of these crimes, and now they are being placed in deportation and removed from the country when most of them are married to U.S. citizens.
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As Axios' Ina Fried has pointed out, Apple may be guilty of being secretive and of making batteries hard to replace, but it isn't necessarily doing the wrong thing here — that is, ensuring older batteries don't shut down the phone by lowering peak power.
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And as simple as downloading a meditation app sounds, you also can't just press a button and expect your sexual problems to be solved, which my partner and I might be guilty of thinking — Dr. Bullock says that meditation has to be a practice.
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" According to the guild's constitution, it has the right to expel "any member of the guild who shall, in the opinion of the national board of directors, be guilty of any act, omission, or conduct which is prejudicial to the welfare of the guild.
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"The president can be guilty of an obstruction of justice where he terminates or impedes an investigation to protect his own personal interests and those of his staff from a charge of criminality rather than seeking to advance a legitimate public policy objective," Callan said.
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The five may not be guilty of kidnapping but they're all guilty of something — an affair, a hidden criminal past, an insatiable appetite for attention — that complicates their attempts to prove their innocence and provides the show with five mysteries for the price of one.
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It had taken him a long time to understand why the authorities considered his group of associates to be a gang — a word he associated with large criminal organizations — or why he would be guilty of murder when the victim was shot by someone else.
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Ahead of the 2016 election, Kenneth Copeland said that Christians who don't vote for Trump "are going to be guilty of murder," are "guilty of an abomination to God," and are "guilty of every baby that's aborted," in video posted by Right Wing Watch.
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At the time, Kloepfer said she was isolated from friends who couldn't believe that she would involve herself with Bundy knowing that he could be guilty of the murders, but she said she couldn't let go of him if there was a chance he could be innocent.
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"If I were the prosecutor here, I would want to understand how she got pulled into this world, and what kind of trauma, if any, she experienced -- not that it would mean she should not be guilty of the harm she caused to another person," said Hersh.
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"It says quite clearly in the murder statute, in order for a person to be guilty of murder, the victim has to be a person who is both alive and born," Ian Farrell, assistant professor at The University of Denver Sturm College of Law, tells PEOPLE.
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Doubt, which is produced by Grey's Anatomy's Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, features Heigl as a "smart, chic, successful defense lawyer at a boutique firm [who] starts to fall for her charismatic client, who may or may not be guilty of a brutal crime," according to Deadline.
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While a president cannot, as a matter of constitutional law, be guilty of obstructing justice by merely exercising his constitutional prerogative to stop an investigation or to fire the FBI director or a prosecutor, this is not necessarily a good thing as a matter of policy.
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According to the bill, called the "Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act," all devices that access the internet sold in Arizona would be required to have porn blocker software pre-installed, and distributors who fail to do so would be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.
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If the FBI knew Steele had that media contact before it submitted the article, it likely would be guilty of circular intelligence reporting, a forbidden tactic in which two pieces of evidence are portrayed as independent corroboration when, in fact, they originated from the same source.
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President George W. Bush may be guilty of creating the constitutional calamity that is Guantánamo, but at least he made an effort to empty it of men who clearly posed no threat to the United States, releasing 532 detainees by the end of his second term.
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In a new study, Stephens, along with her coauthors Jessica Kennedy of Vanderbilt and Mae McDonnell of the University of Pennsylvania, examined a database of nearly 500 cases in which attorneys were judged to be guilty of breaching the American Bar Association's Rules for Professional Conduct.
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Before being nominated by Trump, Barr wrote a 19-page memo that he sent to the White House and Justice Department arguing that it was "legally unsupportable" for Trump to be guilty of obstruction of justice related to his decision to fire FBI director James Comey.
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When Tony Honeycutt's corporation received the profits, it was as if the money went into his own pocket because each conspirator was jointly liable without regard to whether he actually got anything, just as each can be guilty of a crime he did not personally commit.
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Oppo is high on the list of serious Samsung rivals, and it's making its biggest push outside of China with the unique Find X. This smartphone won't ever be accused of being perfect, but it will also never be guilty of inciting boredom or showing a lack of ambition.
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The Saudis have fueled a civil war in Yemen that is reported to have cost at least 16,000 lives; a report from the United Nations Human Rights Council suggests that Saudi Arabia may be guilty of war crimes for its involvement in the civil war of its southern neighbor.
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"If the FBI found itself in circumstances like these, where the facts and our obligations under the guidelines were clear, and we chose not to open a case because it might involve government officials in the highest ranks, the Bureau would be guilty of dereliction of duty," he adds.
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ANY PERSON WHO KNOWINGLY ENGAGES IN A REPEATED COURSE OF CYBERBULLYING OF A MINOR SHALL BE GUILTY OF AN UNCLASSIFIED MISDEMEANOR PUNISHABLE BY A FINE OF NOT MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, OR BY A PERIOD OF IMPRISONMENT NOT TO EXCEED ONE YEAR, OR BY BOTH SUCH FINE AND IMPRISONMENT.
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It led to the conviction of his campaign manager on a number of serious financial crimes, and Trump fired the FBI director in a failed effort to block an inquiry into the activities of his national security adviser who likewise turned out to be guilty of a number of serious crimes.
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It is also notable that the negative briefings began shortly after Meghan and Harry broke the news of the pregnancy in October at the champagne reception of his cousin, Princess Eugenie -- as if because the new couple had broken one unspoken social rule, they surely must be guilty of breaking others.
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They're weighing whether those who joined the Obama administration to apply the thinking of the so-called civic tech movement — the idea that modern digital tools can create a government more responsive to citizens — would be guilty of aiding a president whose policies and politics many of them utterly oppose.
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In his column, he decried "the persistent delusion that a hidden majority of American voters either supports or can be persuaded to support radical policies, if only the right person were to make the case with sufficient fervor" — a folly he believes both Sanders and his supporters to be guilty of.
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Finisterre says he was told it does, and that over the course of 130 emails the company proceeded to give him one headache after another before it eventually made unusual confidentiality demands, and implied that Finisterre could be guilty of violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) if he did not comply.
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The court had previously asked prosecutors and Martoma to submit new briefs on how the case would be affected by the Supreme Court decision, which held that a trader who gets insider information from a relative or friend can be guilty of insider trading even if the source received nothing in return.
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Whether it's correct or not, the argument that nothing the Trump campaign did violated federal law ignores the fact that if an American super PAC did what the Russian intelligence services did, its proprietors would be guilty of many serious crimes, and it would've been illegal for campaigns to coordinate activities with them.
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One thing should be clear: When President Trump asked the Ukrainian leader to investigate Biden and his son, he violated a federal law that says it is a crime for a foreign nation to do anything to help a federal candidate; the president would be guilty of solicitation to commit such a crime.
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The two are far from the first characters on the show to use valid social-justice rhetoric for personal gain — remember Cookie staging the "Free Lucious" rally, railing against the disproportionately sky-high incarceration rate of black men as a ploy to exonerate a man she knew to be guilty of murder?
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Commentary's Noah Rothman, for example, argues that it would be inconsistent or unprincipled for Republicans to put Kavanaugh below combating Trump: If conservatives were to oppose this nominee not on his merits but to communicate some ancillary message to the White House, they would be guilty of betraying principle and shunning their constitutional prerogatives.
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A person who engages in covert or deceptive activity to influence political or governmental process, such as organizing a rally, without revealing he or she was operating on behalf of a foreign government could be guilty of a range of foreign interference crimes with maximum penalties ranging from 10 to 20 years in prison.
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That's the mystery explored in a new true-crime podcast, Atlanta Monster, which picks up where the investigation left off after Williams, who was charged only with killing two adults, was convicted and sentenced in 1982 to two consecutive life terms in prison and assumed by prosecutors to be guilty of all the other killings.
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Under updates to its powerful infectious diseases law, anyone who intentionally sits less than 1 metre away from another person in a public place or on a fixed seat demarcated as not to be occupied, or who stands in a queue less than a metre away from another, will be guilty of an offence.
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It has to do with a leaked 200-page letter from the Trump legal team to Bob Mueller essentially making the case that the president can&apost be guilty of obstruction of justice because he has the power to fire (inaudible), call (inaudible) and Mueller if he wants to and also perhaps therefore he doesn&apost need to testify.
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE called the NSA's handling of the call records a "disgrace" in July, suggesting that the spy agency may be guilty of "privacy violations.
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Among the reasons Mr. Barr may have appealed to the president was an unsolicited memo he sent last year to the Justice Department, taking the position that Mr. Mueller should not be allowed to question Mr. Trump about obstructing justice, and that the president could not be guilty of obstruction unless there were an underlying crime to obstruct.
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But ultimately I do not believe that our president sufficiently understands the nature of the office that he holds, the nature of the legal constraints that are supposed to bind him, perhaps even the nature of normal human interactions, to be guilty of obstruction of justice in the Nixonian or even Clintonian sense of the phrase.
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" The group also pushed back on Barr's conclusion that Trump did not obstruct the Russia probe, saying "the only imaginable basis for Barr's conclusion was his legal view that the president is given total control over all investigations by the Constitution, and thus cannot possibly be guilty of obstructing any criminal investigation by the Department of Justice.
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Zeid said last December that Myanmar's security forces may be guilty of committing genocide.. "This Council is aware that my office has strong suspicions that acts of genocide may have taken place in Rakhine State since August," he said, noting that his office said on Tuesday that it believes ethnic cleansing is still underway in Rakhine.
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Neither had been aware of the plea negotiations, and the news seemed to come out of nowhere: Hadden would be guilty of two counts of criminal sex act in the third degree, a low-level felony, and forcible touching, a misdemeanor; as punishment, he would be classified as a level-one sex offender, which precludes him from being listed in the state registry.
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The scholars who said the evidence supports impeachment laid out a case that Trump could be guilty of bribery, which is explicitly named as an impeachable offense in the Constitution, as well as obstruction of justice and abuse of power, which were included in the articles of impeachment approved by the judiciary committee in the case of former President Richard Nixon.
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According to the state's penal code, a person is guilty of rape in the first degree if they engage "in sexual intercourse with another person" by "forcible compulsion" or if the victim is "incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless" (a person may also be guilty of this crime if they sexually assault a child, which was not alleged in the Weinstein trial).
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In 1989, when you refused to show Congress an OLC opinion that led to the arrest of [Panamanian leader] Manuel Noriega in 1992, when you recommended pardons for the subjects of the Iran-Contra scandal and last year when you wrote the 19-page memo telling Donald Trump that, as president, can't be guilty of obstruction of justice and then didn't recuse yourself from the matter.
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One senior administration official told the Post that Trump has been asking those close to him whether they think his son-in-law and senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE or his company could be guilty of wrongdoing.
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Other members of Congress are told accept the omnibus or be guilty of shutting down the government, hardly what I think our Founders envisioned and the opposite of what President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is trying to accomplish.
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As Philip Hackney, an LSU professor who previously worked in the Office of the Chief Counsel at the IRS specifically focusing on tax exempt nonprofits, writes there are two possible legal charges against Trump: Tax Evasion under section 7201 provides that "[a]ny person who willfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed by this title or the payment thereof, shall" be guilty of a felony.
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When it shows up to at the door and the person accepts the pile of pizza boxes, he or she could be guilty of identify theft, credit card fraud, and theft by deception, according to Sergeant Danny Sridej of the Oakwood Police in Georgia, whose department investigated the scam and staged the undercover delivery-guy sting after an unsuspecting college kid took up a Twitter deal promising $252 worth of pizza for $210.
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The president has told us that African-American professional football players who fail to engage in a fake display of patriotism before each game should be fired, if not deported, that those who failed to applaud him during his State of the Union address may be guilty of treason, that libel laws should be loosened up so that members of the media who publish material that makes him look bad can be sued.
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A three-member special court found Musharraf guilty of violating Article 6 of the Constitution: "Any person who abrogates or subverts or suspends or hold in abeyance, or attempts or conspires to abrogate or subvert or suspend or hold in abeyance the Constitution by use of force or show force or by any other unconstitutional means shall be guilty of high treason" In Pakistani law, the court noted, the only punishment for high treason is death.
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I believe the better view, supported by a reading of the Constitution, is that the president cannot say to a prosecutor, "I know person A lied to you, which is a felony, but you should drop the investigation against person A." Those who drew up articles of impeachment against former Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton clearly thought the president could be guilty of obstruction of justice because that charge was included against both of them.
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If President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's attorneys allow him to testify in Department of Justice special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian election interference they will be guilty of legal malpractice, veteran political journalist Carl M. Cannon said Friday.
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