If he breaks the law, he can do even more.
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"I've never done anything that breaks the law," he said.
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In this second system, whoever breaks the law can be held accountable.
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He constantly breaks the law, because he thinks himself above the law.
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Most don't know that simply possessing such a knife breaks the law.
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The integrity of our democracy isn't threatened when a president breaks the law.
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"Each and every person who breaks the law will be held accountable," he said.
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FOX13 reported some parents were concerned the program breaks the law for students with disabilities.
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Read: Inside a safe injection site that breaks the law but prevents overdoses California Gov.
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If a police officer breaks the law, like any public official, that officer must be held accountable.
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I will require that for any gun dealer that breaks the law the ATF take their license.
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"When and if he breaks the law, that is when something like [impeachment] would come up," she said.
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But a person only breaks the law if a prosecutor can show they "knowingly" made a false statement.
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We remove content that breaks the law and our priority is always to keep people on Facebook safe.
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But it cannot tolerate one who makes a mistake and then breaks the law to cover it up.
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"It breaks the law and ignores the basic science that tells us our waterways are critically interconnected," he added.
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Anyone who breaks the law could be fined heavily and face a prison sentence of up to five years.
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But if a police officer breaks the law like any other public official, that police officer must be held accountable.
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"Like any other public official, if a police officer breaks the law, that officer must be held accountable," he said.
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And it's why she breaks the law when Henry needs her to in the wake of his possible suicide attempt.
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Read: Inside a safe injection site that breaks the law but prevents overdoses But that ended with a veto on Sunday.
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" Asked why she is separating families, Nielsen said her decision "has been that anyone who breaks the law will be prosecuted.
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Rajoy plans to invoke Article 155 of the 1978 constitution, which allows taking control of a region if it breaks the law.
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Cobb's main duty is to ensure no one in the White House breaks the law — like obstruct justice — as Mueller's probe intensifies.
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The court will suspend the sentence, the judge said, meaning Hall will be free unless he breaks the law during that period.
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"A president who distorts the electoral process and breaks the law in doing so is someone who is potentially impeachable," Feldman argued.
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Under Article 155 of the Spanish constitution, the central government can suspend the political autonomy of a region if it breaks the law.
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If he breaks the law during that time, Sumpter could be made to serve all or part of a 42-month prison sentence.
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"When an individual takes violent action based on belief or ideology and breaks the law, the FBI will enforce the rule of law."
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Gidley defended the policy on Friday, saying that anyone who breaks the law — including Americans — should expect to be separated from their families.
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The license would be valid for five years, although it could be rescinded if someone breaks the law or otherwise proves to be a danger.
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Ultimately, fashion is at its most winning when it breaks the law, rather than obeys it; when it doesn't just respect precedent but overturns it.
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" Pelosi added, "When and if he breaks the law, that is when something like that would come up, but that is not the subject of today.
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He also said that the department would pursue charges against "anybody who breaks the law" leaking information, including members of Congress and top White House officials.
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"When one of our own betrays public trust or breaks the law, we respond swiftly and without regret," said the state's director of public safety, Col.
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While it's an open question whether outing the whistleblower breaks the law, it's also clear Trump's Justice Department isn't going to pursue anyone who does it.
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To ask that someone powerful be prosecuted "like anyone else" who breaks the law is an appeal to a standard that in practice does not exist.
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"In our view, this is a vicious incident that breaks the law and tramples on human rights and should be resolutely stopped and rectified," the group wrote.
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Unlike for an average citizen who breaks the law, justice in this case is not swift and sure — the police do not march into the Oval Office.
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He's right — in a nation based on the rule of law, anyone who ignores a court order, or otherwise breaks the law, may be prosecuted and convicted.
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"When and if he breaks the law, that is when something like that will come up," Pelosi said at a news conference at the Capitol on Monday.
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Yes, Americans believe in the impeachment power; 71 percent say we need a way to remove a politician who breaks the law or abuses power from office.
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When an American citizen breaks the law, they are given three hots and a cot behind a locked cell block, period, and they are separated from their children.
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Facebook has said it would "re-evaluate its ties to any vendor if it breaks the law that protects workers' rights to organize and protect themselves," Bloomberg reported.
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On the recommendation of prosecutors, he was sentenced by a judge to "conditional discharge," meaning he remains free unless he breaks the law in the next 12 months.
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" When a reporter said Ms. Ocasio-Cortez was making a false equivalency, she doubled down: "The integrity of our democracy isn't threatened when a president breaks the law.
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A private institution having its own police force is potentially dangerous and leads to important questions like: What happens if and when a church police officer breaks the law?
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"The priority is, first, to establish peace, and if someone breaks the law, then this person should go to jail," said David Paravisini, an assembly member representing retired people.
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She breaks the law; breaks social convention; defies the advice of her brother, who tells her to just stick it out; and she gets herself the hell away from him.
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"Every time this guy breaks the law, we take him to court," said Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraStates sue Trump administration at record pace California has a privacy law, but will companies comply?
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It's a distasteful choice to be sure, but not many people would choose a candidate who they believe habitually breaks the law over someone who habitually breaks the rules of etiquette.
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"As we've demonstrated, when the Trump administration breaks the law and puts special interests before the people they serve, we'll take them to court — and we'll win," Underwood said in a statement.
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We're still seen as social pariahs, even here in the UK, where a single sex worker working alone is legal but breaks the law if she works with a friend for safety.
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Pelosi, also at the news conference Monday, said impeachment will only be an issue for Trump "when and if" he breaks the law "I'm not here to talk about impeachment today," she said.
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She has vowed to put in place tough regulators to protect Dodd-Frank, and to cut into executive bonuses if a financial institution breaks the law or suffers large losses from risky investments.
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Originalists will defend themselves, claiming that the only remedy for a president who breaks the law is impeachment; but the Constitution does not say that impeachment is an exclusive remedy for criminal behavior.
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To be clear, it has always been against our policies to use any of our tools in a way that breaks the law — and we already have many controls in place to prevent this.
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LEWANDOWSKI: When a parent breaks the law and their child is part of that crime, whether it&aposs in the United States or anywhere else -- SMITH: Right, Corey, the President -- the President is a man you know well.
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While the EU stresses that the law applies to everyone, one of the big outstanding questions is whether regulators will go after any entity that breaks the law or simply focus on data giants like Google and Facebook.
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The only decisions you should never champion are unlawful ones: a decision that breaks the law; a decision that will hurt or kill someone who shouldn't be hurt or killed; or a decision you simply can't live with.
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Ouelette's contact with others is limited to Al or Sheriff Ray, who is often tasked with arresting him for assault (or trying to — for all of Lemire's realist endeavors, his character breaks the law and walks with ludicrous frequency).
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"We will protect the victims... each and every person who breaks the law will be held accountable," he said, before alluding to the fact that emails sent by public officials had played a key role in the investigation process.
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The company explained that it would, for example, "reserve the right to suspend or terminate the customer's use of Azure" if that customer failed to remove content from their site that breaks the law or threatens the safety of others.
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HALIFAX, England (Reuters) - Britain will punish digital companies, social media platforms and content providers which fail to take down content from the internet which breaks the law, the ruling Conservatives said in their policy document ahead of a June 8 election.
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Justice Then said his decision does not reflect the TPS as a whole and that when a police officer breaks the law, it's the duty of the court to denounce that and reaffirm the trust between the community and the police.
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You may know me as someone who thinks all wordplay should be illegal and anyone who breaks the law should be severely pun-ished, but in my spare time I talk tech and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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In 2007, following an influx of Latinos in Prince William County, the board of supervisors ordered the police to check the immigration status of anyone who breaks the law, and to cut off services to illegal immigrants who are homeless, elderly, or addicted to drugs.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was asked on "Fox News Sunday" about Sessions' announcement and told Chris Wallace that the Trump administration intends to review the current limitations on the Justice Department's ability to subpoena reporters for their sources and to prosecute "anybody who breaks the law," including White House officials and members of Congress, if the circumstances warrant prosecution.
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In order to eliminate local crime, a town council signs a contract with a demon, intending that the demon devour anyone who breaks the law after 11pm.
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The Lilwa society teaches both morality and religion. Women and elders, both living and dead, are to be respected. Theft, adultery and lying are prohibited. A person who breaks the law is subject to public reprimand and may suffer further punishment.
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Over drinks, he learns that she shares his emphasis on results over methods when seeking justice. But, the inspector adds the caveat "'til it breaks the law." Callahan reveals that he is investigating Wilburn's murder, which rattles Spencer. Later, Callahan finds Tyrone dead.
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Rehabilitation is yet another goal of Hindu punishment. Someone who breaks the law should be punished in a way that improves his character and conduct and places the offender on the correct path. The Mahabharata recommends the king reform or correct criminals by punishment.Das Gupta, Rama Prasad.
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The Doranen have ruled Lur with magic after fleeing the evil Morg who took over their homeland. For an Olken (Lur's original inhabitants) it is unlawful to use magic. Any Olken who breaks the law will be executed. Asher has come to Lur‘s capital city to make his fortune.
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In the process, Superman uses the Judiciary as his weapon and frames the men responsible for his tragic past. He provides vital information to the police for the same. In order to collect evidence, Superman himself breaks the law, but as it is for the greater good, Nithya looks the other way.
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Paul stalks Natalie and tries to rape her and eventually is murdered. Evangeline is Natalie's lawyer but John breaks the law to make sure Natalie is cleared of the crime. He and Natalie become close again but Cristian returns home. Cristian returns in 2004 with no memories and is believed to be an impostor.
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As an anti-hero, the character can be easily corrupted. He is often seen to be depressed and it is inferred he is a porn addict and sometimes an alcoholic. He also is a brutal law enforcer and sometimes he breaks the law in order to get what he wants. He rarely uses his flying power because he is afraid of heights.
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She does not know that it was Robert and that he is also dead. The curse, however, is more powerful even than death and by casting this on Robert, Muriele inadvertently and unintentionally breaks the Law of Death. The Briar King ends with the awakening of Robert, now a form of undead, which also explains the title of the next volume, The Charnel Prince.
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A love story set in the new world. Alonso, the Spanish conquistador, rescues Cora, an Inca maiden, when the Temple of the Sun is destroyed by a volcanic eruption, but thereby unwittingly breaks the law that forbids her to leave the temple, on pain of being sacrificed to the gods. Alonso is willing to die with her, but the people take mercy and abolish the ancient law.
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Consent of the patient is not required under special circumstances. Again, in the case of a minor (below 18 years of age), the patient can be admitted by the guardian, either natural parent or a court-appointed guardian. The patient in question was a minor and she was admitted by her father. Also note, Antara breaks the law by forcefully taking people from their home and taking them to the hospital.
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Levi and Maxie's wedding sets the stage for Levi's exposure and also allows for Nathan to play hero to Maxie. Carlivati said that he enjoyed the slow build between Maxie and Nathan. Nathan would do anything to give Maxie some stability in her life, even overlooking when she breaks the law for a friend. Throughout the triangle, Nathan finds an ally in Maxie's stepfather Mac Scorpio (John J. York).
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But it cannot tolerate one who makes a mistake and then breaks the law to cover it up. Any other citizen would be prosecuted for these crimes." In 2018, in the wake of court filings that implicated President Trump in campaign finance violations and in attempting to buy the silence of women who alleged affairs with Trump, Hatch said, "I don't care, all I can say is he's doing a good job as president.
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Smoke-free ordinances were introduced at different times in the Bailiwick of Guernsey, a British Crown dependency. Smoking was restricted in all enclosed public places in the island of Guernsey, including workplaces, bars, clubs and restaurants, on 2 July 2006, under the "Smoking (Prohibition in Public Places and Workplaces) (Guernsey) Law 2005". Anyone who breaks the law, upon conviction, could be fined up to the maximum of £1000 (~€1150, ~$1470). Smoking is allowed anywhere outside and in whatever company.
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The wealthy patron will pay for the poorer person's essential needs and in return they serve as proxies to be punished whenever the rich patron either breaks the law, or needs their body for health purposes - e.g. donate blood or organs. However this system is seen as unfair, as the Lower City citizens assume this debt at birth and have no other feasible way to repay the debt. In addition any contact between the proxies and the patrons is outlawed.
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The Gringo: An American fugitive called James Calver, he is wanted for murder and bank robbery. The Chief of Police: Mostly concerned with playing billiards and assuaging his own toothache, he doesn't share the Lieutenant's idealism and wilfully breaks the law. The Lehrs: Mr. Lehr, a widower, and his sister, Miss Lehr, are an elderly couple who allow the priest to stay with them after he crosses the state border. They are Lutherans, and have little sympathy for Catholicism, although they treat the priest with kindness.
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The movie is set in the village of Kizhrajakularaman in Rajapalayam district. Vedigundu Murugesan (Pasupathy) is a small-time guy who breaks the law occasionally but is a Good Samaritan in the eyes of the local judge (Nirmala Perisamy) as he provides shelter and looks after a mentally challenged girl named Ponni (Deepa Shankar), who was deserted by her parents. Parallel narration is the comedy track of Alert Aarumugam (Vadivelu), a petty and clever thief. Murugesan earns his living fetching water for factories and hotels in his village.
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En route, Hollian and her unborn child die resisting an attack of a band of Sunbane-warped ur-viles. Sunder is left numb and wordless with grief: in Andelain the Forestal Caer- Caveral sacrifices his immortal life to re-unite Sunder with Hollian and the yet-to-be-born child and give them a second chance at life. In so doing, he breaks the Law of Life, which prevents the dead from intervening directly in the world of the living. Bereft of the Forestal's protection, Andelain begins to succumb to the Sunbane.
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An aging offender or an elderly offender is an individual over the age of 55 who breaks the law or is in prison.Newman, Newman & Gewirtz Is Special Treatment Needed For Elderly Offenders? p. 4 The numbers of elderly individuals breaking the law and being placed in prison is increasing, and presents a number of problems for correctional facilities in terms of health care and provision, as well as mental, social and physical health and healthcare issues for the inmates themselves. Incarceration also tends to accelerate the aging process.
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Thomas described the character as "one of those girls from the uber popular crowd at school". She added that Alisha is "totally self obsessed and only cares about her image and using her sexuality to get what she wants". Thomas commented that "when she [Alisha] breaks the law she ends up doing community service with a bunch of others who are totally different to her and slowly she loses the front and we start to see her vulnerable side". The cast said they felt their characters were metaphors for what teenagers went through.
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The oath of the king is written on the fourth inscription (D 98). Consisting of 20 lines, the oath is an invocation of all supernatural powers, deities (hyang) from heavens and earth to protect and support the king's mandate. Whoever breaks the law would be punished by these supernatural beings, die in horrible way such as their brain being sucked, blood being drunk, disembowelment, and chest is split in two. This inscription is closed by the words, "I wruhhanta kamung hyang kabeh" (O being known by thee.., all the spirits).
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Covenant, Elena and their two Bloodguard protectors journey through the remote mountain region on the western frontier of the Land to the hiding place of the Ward. Elena gains the power, but foolishly uses it to summon the long dead High Lord Kevin from his grave, and send him against Lord Foul. This act breaks the Law of Death, the barrier preventing the souls of the dead from interfering in the world of the living. Kevin's spirit is easily defeated and then enslaved by Foul wielding the Illearth Stone, and commanded to destroy Elena.
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The Israel Antiquities Authority has a list of over 14,000 sites, but since 1967 more than 11,000 of these sites have been robbed. Looting ancient objects not only breaks the law, but also robs the objects of their scientific context. Since the restrictions are easily avoided, looting or the selling of fake pieces is on the rise to keep up with the growing market. A shop owner can easily take a pot and cover it with dirt to give the appearance of age, or reuse registration numbers after the original piece has been sold.
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Greedy for success and admiration, Fanny also leaves her new lover, too old for her, for the young engraver Flamant. The latter, mad with love for the woman, wants her to be surrounded by the luxury he loves so much and to make her happy, he breaks the law and ends up in prison. At a great ball, where she introduces herself as Sapho, Fanny meets Jean, a young provincial unaware of his past. The woman falls deeply in love with him and the two are happy together.
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Others also have a county marshal who provide civil law enforcement. Even with other agencies in the same county, such as county police, the Sheriff is the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of each county. All law enforcement officers in Georgia have statewide jurisdiction if the crime happens in their immediate presence, but sheriffs have statewide jurisdiction also if the crime originated in their county. This means if someone breaks the law in one county and flees to another the sheriff can go anywhere inside the state to investigate the crime, make the arrest, and transport the accused back to the original county.
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Big Mike successfully mediates the situation in an effort to "smooth" Casey's jagged edges. He is surprised to learn Chuck has been called in for his "final exam," and later breaks the law by killing Chuck's "red test" target when Chuck himself hesitated. Casey subsequently warns him not to reveal what happened, as Casey had committed an unsanctioned murder and in the process defrauded the government. In "Chuck Versus the American Hero," Casey sees Chuck as his opportunity to get back to spy work when he learns Chuck is authorized by Beckman to choose his own team.
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The fourth line begins a new clause, and again begins from the right - this is the first known example of this system of paragraphing in a Greek text. The text dates to the second half of the seventh century BC, and is the oldest surviving Greek law. The law begins with an invocation to a god. It rules that anyone who holds the office of kosmos cannot hold it again for ten years after their term of office ends, and says that anyone who breaks the law is to be fined and deprived of civic rights.
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In another episode "The Law of the Jungle", Timon breaks the law by touching a forbidden stick. Due to that, he gets sent to a jungle court by the vulture police, where a rhino judge, known as the Wonderful Rhino of Laws, comes up with various tests for Timon to prove his innocence. In "Timon...Alone", Timon decides to start a new life as a writer and wants to be away from Pumbaa in order to concentrate. He later realizes how lonely he is without Pumbaa and decides to find his friend and quit his new lifestyle as a writer.
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But unlike sociopathic vigilante anti-heroes like the Punisher, an anti-villain like Anarky provides some interesting food for thought. Sure, he breaks the law, but what he really wants is to save the world ... and maybe he's right." Breyfogle's characterization of Anarky has shifted on occasion, with him at times referring to Anarky as a villain, and at other times as a hero. In his 1998 introductory essay composed for Batman: Anarky, Breyfogle characterized Anarky as not being a villain, but rather a "misunderstood hero", and continued "he's a philosophical action hero, an Aristotle in tights, rising above mere 'crime- fighter' status into the realm of incisive social commentary.
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House of Pain was an Irish-American hip hop trio who released three albums in the 1990s before lead rapper Everlast left to pursue a solo career. The group's name is a reference to the H.G. Wells novel The Island of Dr. Moreau, a reference carried further by the naming of their 2011 tour He Who Breaks the Law. The group is best known for its 1992 hit single "Jump Around", which reached No. 3 in their native United States, No. 6 in Ireland and No. 8 in the United Kingdom. The group broke up in 1996 but re-formed in 2010, after the trio had been members of supergroup La Coka Nostra for several years.
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Paul refers to circumcision as a physical mark of Jewish identity, but for a Jew who breaks the law it becomes a sign of contradiction: "your circumcision has become uncircumcision" (). The prophet Jeremiah had spoken of those who were "circumcised yet uncircumcised" (, Holman Christian Standard Bible translation). Paul reiterates the teaching of Moses that: > He is a Jew who is one inwardly; and circumcision is that of the heart, in > the Spirit, not in the letter : — drawing on Moses' words in : > The Lord your God will circumcise your heart and the heart of your > descendants, to love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your > soul, that you may live.
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News radio journalist Frank Bonneville (Eric Bana) enters a murder scene posing as a cop. After getting the details of the crime, he is removed from the premises and, immediately after, reports the story live on the radio. When he returns to the station, Frank is applauded by colleagues on getting the story before any other press, but his boss Geoffrey Mallard (Kevin Pollak) warns that if he breaks the law one more time, he'll be fired. That night, everyman Ian Finch (Ricky Gervais), who is also Frank's sound technician, takes his wife Eleanor (Vera Farmiga) to the station's annual ball, but has to leave for a stake-out with co-worker Claire Maddox (Kelly Macdonald).
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Locke defines the state of nature as a condition in which humans are rational and follow natural law, in which all men are born equal and with the right to life, liberty and property. However, when one citizen breaks the Law of Nature both the transgressor and the victim enter into a state of war, from which it is virtually impossible to break free. Therefore, Locke said that individuals enter into civil society to protect their natural rights via an "unbiased judge" or common authority, such as courts, to appeal to. Contrastingly, Rousseau's conception relies on the supposition that "civil man" is corrupted, while "natural man" has no want he cannot fulfill himself.
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An SWP machine must offer the chance to win the jackpot on every game; however, the level of skill involved to do that is set so high as to be virtually impossible. Manufacturers have, at times, set the skill level so high that it is physically impossible to achieve this. Because there is no governing body for skill games, the only time this is brought into question is when the gaming authorities are alerted and take court action to prove or disprove that this is the case. In practice, this is very rare, as the gaming authorities have no jurisdiction over skill machines, and the only way for a prosecution to succeed is to prove that the game in question breaks the law in some way.
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Curtis is introduced as a homicide detective in the New York Police Department, the junior partner of Lennie Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) in Manhattan's 27th Precinct Detective Squad. In contrast with his wilder predecessor, Mike Logan (Chris Noth), Curtis -- a conservative, devout Catholic -- does his job by the book, and views it in black and white terms: He believes that if someone breaks the law, he or she deserves to go to jail, regardless of circumstances. Curtis transferred to the 27th from the NYPD's Organized Crime Control Bureau, and occasionally comments on the increased scope of investigations he was able to undertake due to its larger budget. He left the OCCB because his female supervisor was making unwelcome sexual advances toward him.
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He starts wars, breaks the law, supplies terrorists with guns made at taxpayers' expense and lies about it to the American people." Paul predicted that "the Republicans are on their way out as a major party," and he said that, although registered as a Republican, he had always been a libertarian at heart. Paul returned to his private medical practice and managing several business ventures after losing the 1988 election; but by 1996, he was ready to return to politics, this time running on the Republican Party ticket again. He said that he had never read the entire Libertarian platform when he ran for president as a Libertarian in 1988, and that "I worked for the Libertarians on my terms, not theirs.
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As recounted in a NY Times article, Thompson describes the encounter he had with the deputy: The sheriff also is quite likely based to some degree on Thompson's own father, who had many of the same characteristics: a born politician who knew just what to say to win favor with anyone and who appeared friendly on the outside but inside harbored a great deal of pent up rage and misanthropy. Pop. 1280 is also one of Thompson's most overtly political books. Nick constantly uses jokes to point out the racism, classism, and sexism of American society, for example at the end of Nick's discussion with the county attorney who is after Nick to make more arrests when Nick promises to arrest anyone who breaks the law, "Providing o' course, that he's either colored or some poor white trash that can't pay his poll tax".
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When Zhao Zhen discovers his biological mother is not the Empress Dowager Liu E, but her maid Li Lanhui, he arranges a marriage between his beloved daughter Princess Fukang and the Li family’s son Li Wei as compensation for his lack of filial piety. In the political arena, Zhao Zhen strives to maintain a balance of power between the conservative and progressive factions after the Qingli reforms experiences a significant backlash from the former. Inside the palace, Emperor Renzong faces the dutiful Empress Cao, the troublesome Zhang Mihan, and the gentle Lady Miao. As time passes, all of his sons don't survive past childhood and he is left without a male heir. Outside the palace, Huirou’s married life with Li Wei is far from pleasant – displeased with her foolish and boring husband, and annoyed by her prying in-laws, Huirou develops an even closer relationship with her eunuch Liang Huaiji. After a serious dispute with her husband’s family, Huirou knowingly breaks the law by charging back to the palace the same night with the help of Huaiji.
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