Would he be ordered to do something he thought was wrong?
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If illegal content was detected, users would be ordered to delete them.
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In the coming days, other Navy installations may be ordered to evacuate.
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Recreational users may face fines or be ordered to provide community service.
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Also denied: her request that Depp be ordered to undergo anger management.
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Instead, the state could be ordered to pay compensation to the former owners.
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In one 2014 case in Virginia, a judge ordered that a man accused of trying to strangle a woman could be ordered to provide his fingerprint to open a locked phone, but could not be ordered to disclose his passcode.
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Without new funds, federal agencies would have to be ordered to partially shut down.
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He could be ordered to repay bonuses he received as a reward for sales.
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Inter Ikea may be ordered to pay millions of euros in Dutch back taxes.
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Platforms can also be ordered to hunt for identical repostings of the illegal content.
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Under Chinese law, companies can be ordered to act under the direction of Beijing.
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The FT report did not say how much Amazon will be ordered to pay.
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If convicted, he would be ordered to register as a sex offender for 15 years.
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The Financial Times report did not say how much Amazon will be ordered to pay.
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Under Chinese law, Chinese companies can be ordered to act under the direction of Beijing.
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The Financial Times report did not say how much Amazon will be ordered to pay.
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Banks that show a "pattern of abusive behavior" toward customers could be ordered to disassemble.
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If the court rules on the existing precedent, President Trump would be ordered to appear.
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On Thursday, Manning released a statement on Twitter, acknowledging that she might be ordered to jail.
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Much of what is served can be ordered to take home in signature enameled metal pots.
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Other cities in the European country could subsequently be ordered to lift their bans as well.
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I've tried it, and it does work, but I don't want to be ordered to smile.
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He could be ordered to take a few anger management classes, but that would probably be it.
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Either the Nimitz or Reagan could also be ordered to operate in the South China Sea area.
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He was also be ordered to pay a $50,85033 fine and up to $24 million in restitution.
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He will also be ordered to pay a $50,85033 fine and up to $24 million in restitution.
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Apple, of course, opposed this, arguing that the company should not be ordered to compromise its security.
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Employers that fail to meet their legal obligations could be ordered to reinstate anyone laid off, with backpay.
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Any direct military action would only be ordered to defend Italian interests, such as Eni installations, they said.
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Romania can be ordered to claw back the aid if it is found guilty of breaching EU rules.
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But, he says, Facebook can be ordered to remove posts that are identical to the original defamatory posts.
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For the moment, at least, it appears Twitter won't be ordered to reveal the identity of its user.
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Mr. Bracy said he was unaware that witnesses to his arrest could be ordered to appear in court.
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Remedies could include waiving the debt, though some still may be ordered to surrender the money, Air Force Gen.
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If the plans cannot gain regulatory approval, banks could face more severe restrictions or even be ordered to divest.
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If you think you might be ordered to leave your home, here's what you can do to get ready.
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All nonessential businesses in New York state will be ordered to keep their workers home starting Sunday evening, Gov.
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There's a real chance the President could be ordered to sit for a deposition in connection with that litigation.
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They could also be ordered to pay compensation to victims, with sums to be decided by a civil court.
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Warrants don't apply here because the tech is designed so that no one can be ordered to open it up.
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Under French law, those convicted of money laundering can be ordered to pay a fine totaling half the amount laundered.
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Customers who exceed an average of 200GB monthly will be ordered to switch to one of Verizon's tiered data buckets.
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They will be ordered to appear before Justice Department officials to have their phones inspected, department spokeswoman Mariana Cobian said.
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Now, those returns may be ordered to be produced pursuant to a protective order in the case and remain confidential.
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Under French law, those convicted of money laundering can be ordered to pay a fine totalling half the amount laundered.
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It said safety checks are currently underway and kindergartens will be ordered to make immediate improvements should problems be found.
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Under French law, those convicted of money laundering can be ordered to pay a fine worth half the amount laundered.
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He said evacuations of special-needs residents will begin Wednesday, and others might be ordered to head out of town.
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They can be ordered to identify all those who looked at the infringing material even before it was labeled troubling.
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He predicted China's People Liberation Army or People's Armed Police will eventually be ordered to put down the brewing rebellion.
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Sample bridal gowns may be ordered to try on at home for $25 each; sample bridesmaids' dresses are $10 each.
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Banks large and small will be ordered to hand over cum-ex profits, which could have serious consequences for some.
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Justices also warned that schools would be ordered to close if the legislature failed to take action by June 30.
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The plaintiffs are asking that VW be ordered to buy back vehicles that don't meet emissions standards, and pay "significant" damages.
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If convicted, they may be ordered to complete five-to-eight-year sentences of restorative work like rebuilding roads or schools.
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He as the first American to spacewalk, and loved it so much he had to be ordered to reenter the capsule.
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Express Scripts said that if Anthem does win price cuts in its lawsuit, it should be ordered to repay that money.
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RELATED: Bannon: Rosenstein should be ordered to turn over documents on FBI source "The wall is not just totemic," Bannon said.
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Until the ruling, criminal defendants could be ordered to start serving a sentence once the first appeals court upheld their convictions.
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It's unlikely he'll be ordered to serve more jail time unless the judge really wants to throw the book at him.
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Pimco said Gross should be ordered to turn over materials it is entitled to see and be sanctioned for dragging his heels.
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Washington (CNN)Some sex offenders in Alabama would be ordered to pay for chemical castration as a condition of parole if Gov.
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Nevertheless, Facebook maintained it could not be ordered to alter its software or hack its user in order to help the FBI.
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The participants will be ordered to appear before Justice Department officials and have their cell phones inspected, department spokeswoman Mariana Cobian said.
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He is unlikely to face jail time if convicted, but could be ordered to pay fines or perform community service if convicted.
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After a "meaningful custodial sentence," they suggested, he should be ordered to perform "rigorous" community service, like running a special help desk.
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Under her plan, regulators would have the power to break up large financial institutions, but would not be ordered to do so.
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We also aren't sure it will be ordered to series just yet, as HBO has not confirmed a full order — just the pilot.
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Everyone else will have to petition the Mexican government to stay in the country or they will be ordered to leave, he said.
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O> could be ordered to seek out all content on its platform identical to that found to be illegal by a court injunction.
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Coal mines that fail to meet safety measures or operational standards will be ordered to close and rectify violations, according to the statement.
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Nevertheless, Facebook maintained it could not be ordered to alter its software or hack its users to help the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Turner, a onetime star swimmer, is expected to appear again in court where he will be ordered to seek counseling before his Sept.
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During the period of supervised release, Boucher will also be ordered to serve 100 hours of community service, Boucher's attorney Matt Baker said.
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There is also the option for a settlement in which the offender could be ordered to take classes in lieu of the fine.
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And no matter your politics, there is no way you can honestly think Caitlyn Jenner should be ordered to use the men's room.
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This matters, because if Johnson is found to have violated the law in suspending Parliament, he could be ordered to bring Parliament back.
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Simpson will also be barred from possessing any kind of weapon and will be ordered to avoid association with individuals who have criminal records.
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Number 10 aides suggest that Tory (Conservative) MPs could even be ordered to abstain or vote against their own government to ensure a majority.
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If he is deemed competent, Holland, 45, wants the randy billionaire Redstone to be ordered to sit for a deposition in their legal cases.
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Michael Cohen is calling Michael Avenatti a "small-town carnival magician" who should be ordered to stop talking publicly about the Stormy Daniels case.
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Big industrial firms could also be ordered to cut power use by 12 percent or more in some emergency cases, according to the plans.
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The defendants, as well as investors who are not part of this trial, could be ordered to surrender profits to the state, he added.
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But even should a court find in favor of the plaintiff, the FEC would just be ordered to make a decision on the complaint.
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The defendants, as well as investors who are not part of this trial, could be ordered to surrender profits to the state, he added.
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It could mean the government will be ordered to undertake tracking efforts like we saw over the summer, but on an even larger scale.
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If convicted, prosecutors have asked for a sentence of two years in prison and that he be ordered to pay the victim €30,000 in compensation.
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In Iraq, the formidable Popular Mobilization Units, an umbrella group of Iran-backed militias, could potentially be ordered to attack US positions in the country.
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However, output for the rest of 2018 may fall as mills might be ordered to halt some production to reduce emissions under pollution control rules.
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According to the legal docs, there'll be a hearing at the end of the month to determine if Avance will be ordered to stay away.
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Andrew Cuomo said Friday that all nonessential businesses will be ordered to keep workers home starting Sunday evening, excluding pharmacies, grocery stores, and the like.
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"Unless you're on vacation, you can be ordered to work," said First Deputy Commissioner Steven Costas, who started as a sanitation worker in the Bronx.
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Companies which manage the country's internet infrastructure can be ordered to cut off certain regions or throttle connections from them, making internet service incredibly slow.
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Khan told LBC radio Tuesday that he had argued with the government that construction workers should be ordered to stay home but had been overruled.
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The drone could be ordered to fly ahead and scan with its radar, or fire missiles at targets the pilot identified with his own sensors.
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In addition, state energy company Pertamina and two state airport operators would be ordered to cut jet-fuel prices and airport charges for three months.
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Under the federal drug forfeiture law, a defendant can be ordered to turn over "any proceeds the person obtained, directly or indirectly," from the crime.
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Specifically, IMG Models, DNA Model Management, and Paradigm Talent Agency may be ordered to provide proof of payments received by Fyre Media to a bankruptcy judge.
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Our armed forces will not become an instrument of torture, and they will not be ordered to engage in murder or carry out other illegal activities.
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If DoorDash is found guilty of violating San Francisco's labor rules, it could be ordered to pay restitution and fines, and forced to change its policies.
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The online giant may also be ordered to hunt down all similar information posted by the user whose post was found to be illegal, he added.
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Some steel mills will be ordered to halt sintering and pellet production, and some will also have to curtail blast furnaces operations by at least 50%.
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She said energy regulator Ofgem would be ordered to cap the costs of standard variable tariffs, the package used by two-thirds of customers in Britain.
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Reuters also reported then that Google would be ordered to stop requiring its own Chrome browser and other apps to be installed alongside Google's Play store.
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It could be ordered to drop the plan for increased logging adopted in March 2016 and fined, at a later date, if it does not comply.
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Environmental groups returned last month to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, asking that the E.P.A. be ordered to ban the pesticide.
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The dishes are sold by the portion or, for a special occasion — tree-trimming, ball drop, maybe — they can be ordered to serve eight to 10.
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"Before this New Day Court, where he would be ordered to have injections, he would have them only as long as he was ordered," she said.
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Sources told Reuters that Amazon could be ordered to pay over $400 million in back taxes — paltry compared to Apple's tax penalty, but still a significant sum.
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Among the potential perils, by her estimation: more countries with nuclear weapons, and that the military would be ordered to torture people or kill terrorists' family members.
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Distressed by his suffering, interrogators told C.I.A. supervisors that they thought he had no more information to offer — only to be ordered to continue the rough treatment.
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The UK's bars, restaurants, gyms, nightclubs, leisure centres, and cinemas will all be ordered to close on Friday night following a surge of coronavirus cases across Britain.
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The guards also will now be ordered to talk to a supervisor before calling the police, unless there is an immediate threat to someone's safety, he said.
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The ABC wanted the police to be banned from accessing the seized material, which is being stored in sealed envelopes, and to be ordered to return it immediately.
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But barring that, "the original DACA programme will be restored in full"; the government will be ordered to "resume accepting initial DACA applications and applications for advanced parole".
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The same engineers who built strong encryption into the iPhone to protect our users would, ironically, be ordered to weaken those protections and make our users less safe.
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"Our armed forces will not become an instrument of torture, and they will not be ordered to engage in murder or carry out other illegal activities," he said.
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Why it matters: That claim would push the boundaries of executive power and probably set up a legal fight over whether he can be ordered to answer questions.
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The opinion by the Advocate General Maciej Szpunar to the European Court of Justice did not rule on whether Facebook should be ordered to delete the comment at issue.
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Heavy industries in the steel, non-ferrous, coke and construction materials sectors will be ordered to cut output capacity in the heating season, which typically begins in mid-November.
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YouTube should be ordered to pay back all of the money made through these illegal means and the money should be donated to a mixture of child welfare organizations.
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The opinion by the Advocate General Maciej Szpunar to the European Court of Justice did not rule on whether Facebook should be ordered to delete the comment at issue.
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That doesn't identify you personally, but it identifies the company that set up your connection (probably your cable provider), which can then be ordered to give up your name.
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If Merritt failed to show up for his sentencing, the probation would be revoked and he'd be ordered to serve the full 30 years in lockup, the judge wrote.
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Gas companies will be ordered to set up five dairy biothermal projects to take the manure methane, and they can reportedly recover the cost of those projects from ratepayers.
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Domestic violence suspects in Maryland might soon be ordered to wear GPS trackers that alert survivors if they are in an area that has been restricted by a judge.
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As part of the plea, the company will be ordered to pay $307,500 in fines and penalties, the Los Angeles County district attorney, Jackie Lacey, said in a statement.
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Two officials familiar with the plan told the Post that the detainees would be ordered to appear before an immigration court and then be released into the U.S. interior.
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In 1988, with a White House entangled by Iran-contra, the O.L.C. was asked whether a president could be ordered to comply with a criminal subpoena seeking his testimony.
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Mr. Trump's broad interpretation of executive authority is novel and is likely to be tested if a court battle ensues over whether he could be ordered to answer questions.
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"If a man has erectile dysfunction, he should seek medical attention where blood tests can be ordered to determine if there is low testosterone or another cause," Tsao advised.
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These characters can be ordered to build things, acquire natural resources, interact in various ways with other simulated characters, and carry out research for newer and better technologies and tools.
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"It's also a risk for the government, who may be ordered to disclose classified information to the defense to satisfy due process, or face dismissal of the case," Ghappour said.
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Pullins says authorities have told her she will likely get community service or be ordered to take a course over the incident if the case ends up going to court.
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The aim is "restorative" justice: no court can bring back a murdered relative, but FARC leaders may be ordered to remove anti-personnel mines they laid, or rebuild shattered villages.
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In the future, rather than a blanket ban on all vehicles, only those with specific sticker colors will be ordered to leave their cars at home during future pollution spikes.
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It could be ordered to carry out takedowns globally, so that no one, anywhere in the world, could see material that the courts of a single country have deemed defamatory.
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It was created to enforce maritime laws and conduct rescue operations at sea, but it can be ordered to protect the United States from foreign threats during war or conflicts.
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Hospitals must be ordered to suspend elective surgeries and other procedures, because they use valuable health care personnel, equipment and operating theaters that could be converted to intensive care units.
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It was not clear how much Luxembourg would be ordered to reclaim, according to the source, who did not want to be identified discussing information that was not yet public.
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Jones will be ordered to pay the legal fees that the committee incurred defending itself, as well as the legal expenses the N.F.L. spent defending its decision to suspend Elliott.
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After working for years to draft climate change regulations under the Obama administration, many of those same career scientists and lawyers will be ordered to go back and undo them.
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The compliance officers sent their findings to FSCO investigators and later recommended that Olympia be ordered to stop operating in Canada's most populous province, according to the sources and documents.
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"The same engineers who built strong encryption into the iPhone to protect our users would, ironically, be ordered to weaken those protections and make our users less safe," Mr. Cook said.
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But in a victim-impact statement he wrote for the proceeding, he railed against the terms of the plea agreement, under which Ms. Delmaro would not be ordered to pay restitution.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: McDonald's — The Financial Times reported the fast-food giant may be ordered to pay $500 million in back taxes to Luxembourg.
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Three royal insiders, four Arab officials with links to the ruling house of Saud, and diplomats in the region, told Reuters that MbN was surprised to be ordered to step aside.
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That will happen after prosecutors and defense lawyers argue how much, if any, money Shkreli should be ordered to forfeit, and after defense lawyers ask her to overturn the guilty verdicts.
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Kelly will be ordered to appear in Minnesota following the federal case, but if he is convicted, it is unknown if he will attend court in the state, USA Today reported.
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" The SEC is asking that Musk be ordered to pay civil penalties and "be prohibited from acting as an officer or director of any issuer that has a class of securities registered.
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But in the process of losing in court, the government will spend millions of tax dollars, after which the government will likely be ordered to pay even more to the challengers' attorneys.
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And it came just before more Americans would be ordered to stay inside their homes unless absolutely necessary — and as more high-profile reports of celebrity cases of the disease trickle in.
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And it came just before more Americans would be ordered to stay inside their homes unless absolutely necessary — and as more high-profile reports of celebrity cases of the disease trickle in.
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Laszewski has said the likely result of the warrant is that Kelly will be ordered to appear in Minnesota court following the conclusion his federal case in Illinois, according to the newspaper.
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Facebook can be ordered to police and remove illegal content worldwide, Europe's top court said on Thursday, in a landmark ruling that rights advocates say could allow authoritarian regimes to silence critics.
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Prosecutors have recommended that he be put on probation, be ordered to stay away from the U.S. capital and any place or person under Secret Service protection and undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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As of January 2014, anybody convicted of falsely reporting an emergency could be ordered to spend a year in jail and reimburse the city departments up to $10,000 for responding to the scene.
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Arsonists can be ordered to pay millions In Oregon, a judge ordered a teen who pleaded guilty to starting a wildfire last year to pay $36 million in restitution for the fire damage.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - Pubs, restaurants, gyms and cinemas across London will be ordered to close as part of the capital's efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak, the Evening Standard reported on Friday.
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Sullivan has said that Clinton herself may be ordered to answer questions as part of the case, which evolved from a simple FOIA request to broader concerns about violations of open records law.
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TOKYO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Japan's Fair Trade Commission said on Friday it has recommended ecommerce firm Rakuten be ordered to halt the introduction of free shipping, following complaints from vendors over the plans.
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United States citizens who have visited mainland China will undergo a health screening and can be ordered to quarantine in their homes for up to 14 days, according to the Homeland Security Department.
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A verdict is still to be issued in the case, but judges usually follow their advisers' opinions; if they do so this time, Hungary and Slovakia could eventually be ordered to pay fines.
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Meanwhile, the cat is stuck with a megalomaniac who has to be ordered to take care of its basic needs while dressing it up in a series of cute costumes to gain collateral sympathy.
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An advisor to the EU's top court said on Tuesday that Facebook could be ordered to seek out all content on its platform identical to that found to be illegal by a court injunction.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Facebook may be ordered to track down all posts duplicating content it has been told to remove by an EU court, an adviser to the European Union's top court said on Tuesday.
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The law imposed strict limits on the sentence Judge Berger could impose: By statute, Mr. Blankenship could not be ordered to serve more than a year in prison or be fined more than $35533,000.
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Part of the employment agreement for CIA officers, for instance, is that you can be ordered to immediately take a polygraph anytime you're suspected of anything improper, according to a former senior CIA official.
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The New York shield law says journalists cannot be ordered to testify or provide information about news obtained from confidential sources, but it provides only limited protection regarding sources who are named, like Mr. Juárez.
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Suhr, joined by religious and minority community leaders, announced at a press conference on Friday that all officers in the department will be ordered to complete an anti-harassment class by the end of May.
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The participants, which include 11 of the governor's top aides and Cabinet members, will be ordered to appear before department officials over three days and their cellphones will be inspected, department spokeswoman Mariana Cobian said.
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All people in Illinois will be ordered to stay home and all nonessential businesses will close as the fifth-largest US state's coronavirus case count climbs and more people are dying from COVID-19, Gov.
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Lynne M. Abraham, a former judge, said that it makes sense to ask the jurors to respect the privacy of the jury room but that it's not clear they can be ordered to keep quiet.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A Vatican prosecutor on Tuesday asked that two priests who served in a "pre-seminary" that housed altar boys inside the Vatican be ordered to stand trial on charges of sexual abuse.
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They explained who they were, and said that if they returned to Afghanistan they would be ordered to patrol poppy fields; given their known connections to the U.S. government, they would be in extreme danger.
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If they are approved by a judge, Mr. Toledo, 70, will be ordered to stand trial and put under house arrest, but he will not be held in prison because he is older than 65.
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ET on Friday to consider whether the government should be ordered to bring the individuals who were previously deported pursuant to the executive order back to the US. CNN's Ariane de Vogue contributed to this report.
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Stephen Von Jett, public affairs director for the regiment, told CNN that some soldiers had to be ordered to stand down from planting flags Thursday so determined were they to finish their job despite the storm.
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Sabra, which invests in healthcare facilities, filed an adversary proceeding complaint on Thursday in Senior Care's Chapter 11 proceeding in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Dallas and asked that Senior Care be ordered to surrender the properties.
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Activists, opposition politicians and members of the ruling African National Congress have been calling for an extradition treaty to be agreed with the UAE so the Gupta brothers can be ordered to return to South Africa.
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Coal-fired power utilities, steel mills, coke plants and cement producers will be ordered to comply with the ultra-low emission standards, while steel firms will need to halve their total emissions during the winter heating season.
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In July, a U.S. magistrate judge recommended Anglin be ordered to pay $14 million in a separate lawsuit from Tanya Gersh, a Jewish Montana real estate agent who was the subject of another harassment campaign he masterminded.
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If Lookhart is convicted, he will face up to 10 years in jail, up to $100,000 in fines, and be ordered to repay Medicaid and affected defendants as much as $2.5 million in fees, according to KTUU.
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The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that employers who take over businesses and refuse to hire back workers to avoid bargaining with their unions should not be ordered to restore previous working conditions in most cases.
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BRUSSELS, June 4 (Reuters) - An advisor to the EU's top court said on Tuesday that Facebook could be ordered to seek out all content on its platform identical to that found to be illegal by a court injunction.
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"The same engineers who built strong encryption into the iPhone to protect our users would, ironically, be ordered to weaken those protections and make our users less safe," Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, wrote in the letter.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian prosecutors requested that mining company Vale SA be ordered to guarantee funds of 50 billion reais ($13.10 billion) for environmental recovery efforts after a January dam disaster, they said in a statement on Friday.
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" Still, the move appears to dial back, even if only slightly, the major change that came in March 2016 when Instagram said feeds would be "ordered to show the moments we believe you will care about the most.
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For example, if someone is deemed a flight risk, he can be ordered to wear an ankle monitor, which will track his location with far more precision than just seeing if he appears on the day of court.
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"The court should be ordered to stay enforcement of the subpoena as to the President's personal records unless and until—at a minimum—the District Attorney is able to make the required showing of particularized need," DOJ wrote.
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The breakdown between Moyo and Old Mutual makes his departure difficult and potentially costly as South Africa's second-largest insurer could be ordered to make a payout to its former CEO if he wins his case in court.
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The proposal from Senators Richard Burr and Dianne Feinstein, the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, does not spell out how companies must provide access or the circumstances under which they could be ordered to help.
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If he complies with the judge's orders, he will not have to serve out his term, but if he fails to comply with those orders or re-offends, he could be ordered to serve out the year behind bars.
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New Yorkers who drink in public on the island might get a summons and be ordered to pay a fine, but what this announcement really sounds like is that you're more likely to get a warning than anything else.
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If Adim complies with the judge's orders, he will not have to serve out his term, but if he fails to comply with those orders or re-offends, he could be ordered to serve out the year behind bars.
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" Strayer added that "because of the essential role that vendors play in networks and their maintenance, they could be ordered to undermine network security, to steal personal information or intellectual property, conduct espionage, disrupt critical services or conduct cyberattacks.
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This would involve some states and school districts not acting in good faith and attempting to undermine the Supreme Court's holding, thinking the only punishment is to be ordered to stop the violations after years of litigation and appeals.
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The Bureau of Prisons would be ordered to utilize proven recidivism reduction programs such as drug rehabilitation, education, skills training, classes on faith and work programs for all federal prisoners in partnership with non-profit and faith-based organizations.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said on Sunday that the whistle-blower whose complaint rocked Washington last week would testify "very soon" and that Mr. Giuliani would be ordered to turn over documents.
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While Holland is seeking monetary compensation for her emotional and physical injuries, she is also asking that Uber be ordered to implement a number of new policies and in-app features to prevent against these assaults in the future.
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Developers of wind projects will be ordered to ensure their proposed on-grid prices do not exceed the benchmark prices set by government, and also ensure the amount of power wasted because of grid connection failures is kept below 5 percent.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon said Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein should be ordered to turn over all documents associated with a controversial FBI source who President Donald Trump has accused of spying on his campaign.
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His opinion says that Facebook cannot be ordered to look for and take down posts that are "equivalent" to the original defamatory posts because identifying them would impose the kind of general monitoring obligation on Facebook that European Union law prohibits.
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In the aftermath of the attack, the FBI filed a request with a US magistrate judge demanding that Apple be ordered to help the FBI unlock Farook's iPhone because, at the time, the government couldn't figure out how to crack it.
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The passage of the bill comes two weeks after a U.S. appeals court heard arguments over whether a high school in Virginia should be ordered to allow a transgender student to use the boys' bathroom, even though he was born a biological female.
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The founder and editor of the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer should be ordered to pay more than $14 million to a Montana real estate agent against whom he organized an anti-Semitic "troll storm," a federal magistrate judge found on Monday.
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Manafort's attorneys argued that Mueller should be ordered to stop looking into any of his conduct that doesn't relate to his time serving on Donald Trump's presidential campaign, such as his previous business dealings with Ukrainian officials that took place before the election.
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In Peru, criminal suspects can be ordered to spend up to three years in jail before trial if prosecutors can show they have evidence that likely would lead to a conviction and the suspect would likely flee or try to interfere in the investigation.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - People who abuse partners or family members could be ordered to wear tracking devices and forced to attend addiction recovery programs as part of a proposed bill to better protect victims of domestic abuse, the British government said on Thursday.
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The jury is still out on that one, mainly because hundreds of independent American small producers do not necessarily act in concert, while OPEC governments usually have state-owned oil companies that can be ordered to turn the tap one way or the other.
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New York governor Andrew Cuomo said on Friday that all nonessential workers in the state will be ordered to stay home from work starting on Sunday, and areas such as Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington state have closed down bars and restaurants.
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"The only thing I will say about what happened in Baku is that if I could have done something different, then I would have got on the radio to the team and squealed a bit more," asking that Verstappen be ordered to move aside.
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Contorinis, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan found that a defendant could be ordered to disgorge those profits in a separate civil case filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission even though he never received the proceeds personally.
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Mills in the main part of the city, including the Tangsteel Company, a unit of the Hebei Iron and Steel (HBIS) Group, as well as the privately-owned Tangshan Guofeng Iron & Steel Co Ltd, will be ordered to cut production by as much as 15 percent.
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But if the order stands, "Apple and other technology companies could be ordered to build backdoors -- essentially defects -- into other devices, rendering them insecure and vulnerable to attack by law enforcement and by others as well," said Greg Nojeim of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
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The Kremlin noted that several business deals had been signed in a ceremony attended by President Vladimir V. Putin and Mr. Xi. Huawei, the world's largest supplier of networking equipment, denies it carries out espionage or could be ordered to do so by the Chinese government.
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Having fired Mr. Jiampietro, the firm cannot relish the prospect that it will be ordered to pay the legal fees for someone whom it believes shares at least some of the blame for the problems created by the leaked information, which resulted in more than $80 million in penalties.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - IKEA brand owner Inter IKEA could be ordered to pay millions of euros in Dutch back taxes by the end of the year, two people familiar with the matter said, as EU competition enforcers push on with their crackdown against unfair tax deals granted to multinationals.
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And I think one of the goals of the complaint, among other things, is if a judge lets it go forward—and the judge who the case was assigned to is an Obama appointee in New York—during discovery, it's possible Trump will be ordered to produce his tax returns.
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Specifically the CJEU has ruled that an information society service "host provider" can be ordered to: The court has sought to balance the requirement under EU law of no general monitoring obligation on platforms with the ability of national courts to regulate information flow online in specific instances of illegal speech.
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That board, according to the proposal, would be ordered to prioritize people who might have benefited from the First Step Act, a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill passed in late 2018; those currently imprisoned "under outdated or discriminatory drug laws"; and others currently serving mandatory minimum sentences that might be reduced going forward.
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The justices were troubled during the oral argument by the application of conspiracy liability to asset forfeiture, trying to figure out how a defendant like Terry Honeycutt could be ordered to repay money he never received — especially when his brother was required to forfeit only about $200,000 rather than the full amount.
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" The agency reportedly sent a Frequently Asked Questions document to employees last month that warned that those who reached their cap "may still be ordered to perform work without receiving further compensation," as well as "continue to receive their regular base pay regardless of whether they exceed the annual premium pay cap or not.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Richard Burr (R-NC), the top members of the Senate Intelligence Committee, would give federal judges authority to command tech companies to aid federal agencies, but it "does not spell out what companies might have to do or the circumstances under which they could be ordered to help," Reuters reports.
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On the regulatory powers front, Denham was generally upbeat about the potential of the new GDPR framework to curb bad data practices — pointing out that not only does it allow for supersized fines but companies can be ordered to stop processing data, which she suggested is an even more potent tool to control rogue data-miners.
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" The Kandidly Keshia host also claims in the documents that her ex is "in possession of firearms" that are registered under her name and requests that he "be ordered to immediately remove [Pulliam]'s name from the registration/title of any firearms, or, in the alternative, turnover said firearms to Respondent at a local police department.
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He remains jailed in a juvenile justice facility until he turns 18, when he will be ordered to serve the rest of his 10-year sentence in adult prison or be sentenced to five years' probation A fourth co-defendant, Tieren Coleman, now 20, pleaded guilty last July to facilitation of murder, tampering with evidence and two counts of abuse of a corpse.
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It should be ordered to mail voters an estimate of the annual cost to the average family of the tax increases or spending cuts needed to keep the debt from growing faster than the economy, how much Congress has changed that cost, and how much greater the cost will be if Congress continues to kick the can down the road.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocratic senator to force vote requiring Roberts to weigh in on witnesses Evangelical pastor: Jesus would have 'beat the crap' out of John Bolton Bolton's lawyer disputes NSC assessment that manuscript contains classified information MORE (R-Ky.), however, has been cold to the idea, casting uncertainty about whether the Trump officials will be ordered to appear before the upper chamber.
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In December, a suburban Chicago school district reached an accord with the U.S. government over locker room access for a transgender student after the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights found the district discriminated against the student in violation of Title IX. Daugaard's veto came about a month after a U.S. appeals court heard arguments over whether a high school in Virginia should be ordered to allow a transgender male student to use the boys' bathroom.
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In December, a suburban Chicago school district reached an accord with the U.S. government over locker room access for a transgender student after the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights found the district discriminated against the student in violation of Title IX. Daugaard's veto comes about a month after a U.S. appeals court heard arguments over whether a high school in Virginia should be ordered to allow a transgender male student to use the boys' bathroom.
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The head of the House Judiciary Committee on Monday subpoenaed Rob Porter for testimony, making the former White House staff secretary the latest witness to be ordered to Capitol Hill as Democrats seek to investigate possible episodes of obstruction of justice by President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE.
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On this basis, and without question, Loretta Lynch likewise must be ordered to appear before Congress to explain her Clinton-related actions to interfere with this FBI investigation in the same manner as the Democrats have forced Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee over this alleged Russia affair.
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From the ruling: I recommend that Respondent be ordered to convene its employees and have Elon Musk (or, if he is no longer the chief executive officer, a high-ranking management official), in the presence security guards, managers and supervisors, a Board agent and an agent 15 of the Union, if the Region and/or the Union so desire, read the notice aloud to employees, or, at Respondent's option, permit a Board agent, in the presence Musk, to read the notice to the employees at the Fremont facility only.
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