But no additional charges at this time have been filed.
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Shield charges at a moderate speed when not in use.
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The woman decided not to press charges at the time.
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They throw false charges at you over and over again.
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The battery is 4,500mAh and charges at up to 25W.
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Saipov pleaded not guilty to those charges at Friday's hearing.
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But many people left here with no charges at all - zero.
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Prosecutors declined to press charges at the time, citing insufficient evidence.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charges at his arraignment last month.
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Once Perry himself puts all the pieces together, he charges at Celeste.
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He pleaded not guilty to both charges at Wednesday's hearing, Donohoe said.
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They are far more likely to face criminal charges at some point.
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He is not facing any criminal charges at this time, Hornaday said.
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He is scheduled to be arraigned on the charges at 1:30 p.m.
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The country's largest bank now faces criminal charges at home and investigations elsewhere.
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It was unclear if she entered pleas to the charges at her arraignment.
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In midfield he recalled Paulinho and Renato Augusto, his former charges at Corinthians.
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This means the Bolt-S charges at the 267-inch MBP's full potential.
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Rick Snyder would be held responsible, but he never faced charges at all.
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It was expected that the government would drop the remaining charges at sentencing.
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Plug it in and it charges at full speed or, rarely, it doesn't.
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The SEC announced the charges at the same time as announcing the settlement.
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Instead, she charges at him, facing her pain head-on for the first time.
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They'll face no charges at all if their partner chooses not to press charges.
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George told The Verge that there was no word on charges at this time.
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The dinosaur cowers for a couple seconds, then charges at its prey, seemingly undamaged.
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It varies by distance; right next to the device, it charges at full speed.
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"The Government's directive to cap customer charges at today's level is fundamental," Walsh said.
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Claiborne pled not guilty to all charges at her first court appearance Wednesday afternoon.
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The attorneys could reinstate charges at any time and add new defendants — like Snyder.
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They also pointed out that Mueller could add more charges at a later date.
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His lawyer, Frank Rothman, said his client should not be facing charges at all.
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The employees placed the charges at Trump-branded properties on department-issued Visa cards.
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However, he admits that he might end up facing charges at a later date.
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" As for Avenatti, the City Attorney says "The suspect will be informed that although we decline to file charges at this time, this matter remains open and we may file charges at any time prior to the expiration of the statute of limitations.
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And in each of the four other cases mentioned, there were criminal charges at issue.
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It's unclear whether the district attorney will file formal charges at that time, Keller said.
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Labrie pleaded not guilty to all charges at trial and has always maintained his innocence.
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Avery pleaded not guilty to all the charges at his arraignment on Tuesday, KTLA reported.
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The protesters make several charges at the building, take a break, and then try again.
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Last week, it issued a software patch in Korea that capped charges at 60 percent.
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He said he would have Hillary Clinton investigated and threw all his charges at her.
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Thirty-two people were arrested on drug charges at Sydney's Midnight Mafia Festival on Saturday.
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He will be asked to enter pleas to the charges at his arraignment next week.
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First, most people in jail or prison are not in for drug charges at all.
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Epstein pleaded not guilty to the charges at a federal court in New York on Monday.
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Olesen entered pleas of not guilty to all charges at Uxbridge Magistrates Court, The Times said.
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He later was completely exonerated, with a judge dismissing all charges at the district attorney's request.
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Last fall, a judge said he would not separate the murder and sexting charges at trial.
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The two also face charges at the state level, along with McClure's then-boyfriend Mark D'Amico.
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The allegations against Wiggins were not enough for authorities to press charges at the time, however.
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The Detroit Free-Press newspaper reported that he faces multiple charges, at least one a felony.
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In 2008, he was found not guilty of child pornography charges at a trial in Chicago.
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During the day, soldiers would be ordered over the top on futile charges at enemy lines.
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Two- and three-seater versions can fly between 1003km and 160km between charges at 100-200kph.
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No Australian media named Pell or the charges at the time, though some overseas media did.
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Mr. Morales can't run; he is in exile in Argentina and faces criminal charges at home.
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Ford settled discrimination and harassment charges at two Chicago-area plants in August for $10.1 million.
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He was ordered held without bond on first-degree murder charges at his first court hearing Thursday.
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Wolfe pleaded not guilty to the charges at a hearing before a federal magistrate judge last week.
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The Pixel Stand is Qi-compatible and charges at up to 10-watts on the Pixel 3.
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NYPD officers accused of the most serious kinds of misconduct must answer to charges at police headquarters.
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Alas, the upgrade won't stick around forever — Tesla generally charges at least $5,000 for the permanent equivalent.
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Two former Christie allies were convicted last month of federal charges at trial for orchestrating the plan.
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Drivers will also have a harder time to file unfair labor practices charges at the federal level.
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It now expects to report a modest adjusted operating profit before restructuring charges at its interim results.
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Capping billed charges at 125 percent of contracted prices would keep hospitals from exploiting their E.R. advantage.
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Nunez had declined to cooperate with union investigators because he was facing criminal charges at the time.
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They were expected to be arraigned on the indictment charges at their next court appearance next Tuesday.
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Manafort and Gates pleaded not guilty to all charges at their initial court appearance on Monday afternoon.
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Given the structure of the charges, Weinstein can only be convicted of two charges at the most.
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Given the structure of the charges, he can only be convicted of two charges at the most.
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Mr. Gbagbo is facing charges at the International Criminal Court in The Hague relating to the violence.
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He faces up to four years in prison if convicted on all of the charges at trial.
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His attorney, John O'Connor, entered a plea of not guilty to the charges at Joseph's arraignment on Monday.
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Police interviewed the child's mother, who provided a statement but is not facing criminal charges at this time.
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That said, the government hasn't levied any official charges at Huawei as a result of the sting yet.
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Masharfeh pleaded not guilty to the charges at the start of the military-dominated court trial last month.
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JetBlue normally charges at least $75 plus any difference in fare to change the date of a ticket.
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Farca pleaded not guilty to all charges at an arraignment last week, according to the East Bay Times.
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Hancock had denied the charges at a March appearance in Butler County court's juvenile division in Middleton, Ohio.
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She has reprimanded them for focusing more on Mr. Howe's crimes than on the actual charges at hand.
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Mr. Frey pleaded not guilty to the charges at a first appearance in Federal District Court on Friday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm will attempt to fend off EU antitrust charges at a hearing on Nov.
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Wachovia officials also flagged $25,000 in "fraudulent charges" at Duane Reade stores in New York City in September 2007.
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Alain Kaloyeros, former president of the State University of New York's Polytechnic Institute, also faces charges at that trial.
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He will be asked to enter pleas to the charges at his next court hearing, scheduled for Nov. 14.
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The Maricopa County attorney will be responsible for filing any charges at the conclusion of the police department investigation.
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When he sees her, Harrison charges at Ally, accusing her of being involved before the police take him down.
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On Tuesday he entered a formal plea of not guilty to all charges at the County Court of Victoria.
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Both Medwed and Singer questioned the ethics of pursuing involuntary manslaughter charges at all when it comes to suicides.
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We're told Jake's mom didn't press charges at the time, but she must have been stewing over the incident.
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But Modric also faces perjury charges at home related to an alleged kickback scheme involving a powerful soccer executive.
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Despite similar usage rates, African-Americans are incarcerated for drug charges at almost six times the rate of whites.
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Back then, the authorities detained dozens of Maoist activists for half a year without charges at a special prison.
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He charges at the banana installation, peels it off, and devours it while live-streaming it on his phone.
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An attorney for Hachiyanagi, Thomas A. Kokonowski, told CNN he could not comment on the charges at this time.
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Critics said the move showed Duterte was worried about the probe, which could lead to criminal charges at the Hague.
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There is a great deal of precedent for leveling additional, complementary charges at executives alongside those aimed at the company.
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" Logan also was initially reluctant to press charges at all, telling officers he felt like "the kid made a mistake.
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Pressure had mounted on the Russian authorities to free Golunov following his arrest last week and charges at the weekend.
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Ah, yeah, I used to tease her about ghosts, you might think as she charges at you with hands ablaze.
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State prosecutors said in September they would seek the same punishment for Roof, who faces 13 charges at that level.
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There are no charges at this time, and police will not release his name, photo or criminal record, he said.
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Low supply, high construction costs and power problems push charges at international hotels above $500 per night in certain cities.
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Toshiba wants to sell its chip business to raise cash to cover charges at its U.S. nuclear business, Westinghouse Electric.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia repeated her charges at length last week at an annual conference of Western academics.
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Between 1980 and 2007, blacks were arrested on drug charges at a rate 2.8 to 5.5 percent higher than whites.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charges at his arraignment on Thursday, a spokesman for the district attorney's office said.
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He was put on trial for a series of charges, at times wheeled into the courtroom on a hospital bed.
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Their young charges, at the peak of their fame and sporting prowess, are unlikely to change without pressure from above.
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If it is possible to make murder charges at this point we will, whether the perpetrators are living or dead.
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Much of the rest of Mr. Zaks's production charges at us like a prancing elephant, festooned in shades of pink.
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Even by the standards of the present day, Mr Comey levelled astonishing charges at the president who sacked him in May.
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When Billy charges at the three boys riding their bikes home from school, Max makes a desperate move to save them.
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Anker's previous model only charges at 5W and doesn't include a wall adapter, but it's a steal at $14.99 (usually $19.99).
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The LED lights allow you to check your controllers' charges at a glance: red for charging and green for full battery.
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Police told family members and attack survivors of the new charges at a private meeting attended by more than 200 people.
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According to The Herald, Peale said there was "almost zero" chance Ivanov would have been acquitted of all charges at trial.
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All viruses depend upon similar electrical charges at their surfaces to connect to the cells that they are trying to infect.
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Darragh had pleaded guilty to four charges at the Singapore State Courts last month, including one count of using criminal force.
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It's also entirely possible that neither Trump nor anybody in his White House will end up facing any charges at all.
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State prosecutors announced last September they would seek the death penalty for Roof, who faces 85033 criminal charges at that level.
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State prosecutors, meanwhile, said last September they would pursue the same punishment for Roof, who has 13 charges at that level.
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He was arrested in 2012 on federal drug charges at his auto-body shop on Stillwell Avenue near Pelham Bay Park.
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But, Smoot was hardly punished for the whole ordeal ... despite being found guilty of several charges at a trial this week.
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Later, his distraught mother can be seen attempting to hold Kaiser back, but he gets away and charges at the officer.
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Lately, a 4-year-old boy charges at her every time we arrive, throwing his hands in the air and roaring.
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"If it is possible to make murder charges at this point we will, whether the perpetrators are living or dead," Weinberger said.
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While the service is still extremely cost prohibitive (Sinogene charges at least US$55,065 per pet), cloning has met ethical barriers, too.
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Two have been convicted, two were acquitted of various charges at trial, three have pleaded guilty and one has pleaded not guilty.
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Magomedov denied the charges at a pre-trial hearing, where a judge ordered that he be held in custody until May 30.
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Fairooz had faced up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if she were convicted on both charges at trial.
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For instance, investigations during the George W. Bush and Bill Clinton administrations never led to charges at the core of the probes.
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But the available facts did not bear out the prosecution's charges at the criminal-law standard of proof: beyond a reasonable doubt.
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He will be sentenced for those charges at a later date and faces up to 20 years in prison, station WDAY reports.
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There isn't all that much strategy involved: you simply shoot as fast as possible, and move when the beast charges at you.
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Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is expected to announce felony and misdemeanor charges at a news conference, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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Moyo said the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission had on several occasions tried to arrest him on false graft charges at Mnangagwa's behest.
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A majority of the allegations in the report occurred decades ago and only 2 priests are facing criminal charges at this point.
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When I pick up my 3-year-old from preschool, she charges at me like I'm an unattended bowl of Cheddar Goldfish.
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Mr. Wine expects to put the case before a grand jury on Wednesday, and could add or subtract charges at that time.
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Federal prosecutors and police are also investigating the Brumadinho disaster and could bring additional charges at the federal level in the future.
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Lohan pleaded not guilty to all charges at her arraignment Sunday and has returned home, according to her attorney, Mark Jay Heller.
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" Kadia Koroma, spokeswoman for the US Attorney's Office in Washington, said, "It doesn't look like there are criminal charges at this time.
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The ruling junta says it will not send Mr. al-Bashir to face those charges at the international court in The Hague.
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Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou will challenge her extradition to the United States on fraud charges at hearings set to begin Jan.
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Zimmerman, a white Hispanic, ended up waiving his right to a self-defense immunity hearing and was acquitted of criminal charges at trial.
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Upon returning to Washington, Lewis denied making the charges at Candy Bar and reported them as fraudulent, which the report said were lies.
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As the smugglers fled, abandoning their charges at sea with no provisions or crew, the situation grew into a full-blown humanitarian crisis.
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As a result, charges at WICET are about $25 a tonne - about five times the port fee at the adjacent RG Tanna terminal.
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Bin Salman has been holding members of the royal family, business leaders and military on corruption charges at a luxury hotel in Riyadh.
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He had just flown back from Rio after being expelled from the team and he could now face possible criminal charges at home.
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Vodafone is making less money from business and consumer calls when people travel after the EU cut charges at the end of April.
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Bob Mendendez's corruption trial ended in a mistrial, but the fact that he faced the charges at all makes his fate worth watching.
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State numbers show that African-Americans in Colorado were still being arrested on marijuana charges at nearly twice the rate of white people.
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Weinstein was facing five charges, but per the structure of the charges, he could only be convicted of two charges at the most.
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Until Monday, Mr. Hunter had remained steadfast that he was innocent of the charges, at one point calling it a "deep state" conspiracy.
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Gantz, a retired general, has also called for a unity government — but without Netanyahu, who is embattled with corruption charges, at Likud's head.
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At one point, one of the few women attending the event climbs over the barrier and charges at a photographer, but police intervene.
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Trump first alleged Sunday that "millions" of undocumented immigrants voted against him and later directed the inaccurate charges at California, Virginia and New Hampshire.
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In Manhattan, per the same report, Black people are picked up by cops on petty marijuana charges at 15 times the rate of whites.
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Prosecutors do have the option to add more charges at a later date; which perhaps could not deal with only this alleged hacking conspiracy.
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Misappropriated funds paid for expenses such as a trip to Hawaii and charges at Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, and Fox Lake Theatre, according to authorities.
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Sharply higher loan impairment charges (at 96% of pre-impairment profit at BPS, 49% at BGPB and 85% at BelVEB) affected profitability in 2015.
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Jeffrey Epstein was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York when he died by suicide in August.
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This led to added scrutiny into Epstein, and he was eventually arrested on new sex trafficking charges at a New Jersey airport in July.
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Out of seemingly nowhere, Kyle turns on the afterburners and charges at the videographer, who, against all odds, appeared to make it out unscathed.
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The prime minister, who is being hosted by President Donald Trump during his visit, is facing bribery and breach of trust charges at home.
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"There is no history of any criminal charges at all in my client's life," McKeny told the judge, local Charlotte station Fox 46 reports.
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After he was convicted of some charges at his first trial, Manafort pleaded guilty to other charges on the eve of his second scheduled trial.
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Alternatively, the companies in the north could raise charges at home to offset the losses, effectively forcing poorer, stay-at-home customers to subsidize travelers.
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FBI DETAILS TOP INTERNET SCAMS Bundled with other charges AT&T has a web page that explains surcharges and other fees, including the Administrative Fee.
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The charges against Van Horn and Nassar stem from six accusers, Walker County prosecutor Stephanie Stroud said while announcing the charges at a news conference.
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The bowls are a bit pricier than a traditional bowl as they all contain guacamole or double the meat, both extra charges at the chain.
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Of the thousands who crossed into Mexico, Mexican authorities deported two Hondurans from the caravan last week, sought for homicide and drug charges at home.
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MashreqBank's bigger rival Emirates NBD reported a three-fold rise in impairment charges, partly hurt by bad debt charges at its newly acquired Turkish lender.
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Convicted in absentia on fraud charges at home, Ablyazov lives in France and has used social networks to recruit followers in the oil-rich nation.
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Netanyahu, who denies any wrongdoing, will have the chance to persuade the attorney-general to scrap the charges at a hearing expected after the election.
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He was arrested in 19793 on assault charges at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York, where a woman said he had beaten her up.
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Paris (CNN)Singer Chris Brown has been released from police custody and he won't face any charges at this time, the Paris prosecutor's office said.
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But it won't be Beijing which is putting pressure on the US to drop the charges -- at least not explicitly as it's doing with Canada.
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In the episode's opening scene, he charges at a trailer door, puts a knee through the glass, barrels inside, and beats the occupant to death.
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Spansive says Source charges at a rate of up to 5W for each phone being charged wirelessly, while the USB ports push up to 12W.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou will challenge her extradition to the United States on fraud charges at hearings set to begin Jan.
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For example, GSMArena reports that the Note 10 Plus charges at 45W only when a charger is able provide power at both 10V and 4.5A.
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Alternatively, the companies in the north could raise charges at home to offset the losses, effectively forcing poorer, stay-at-home customers to subsidise travellers.
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Hizbut Tahrir, however, is the first Islamic organization to be officially banned by the government instead of its leaders facing charges at an individual level.
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The Maduro government accused Ortega of turning a blind eye to violence by opposition supporters, and has also leveled a raft of corruption charges at her.
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DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and Police Chief Peter Newsham first announced that the members of Erdogan's detail would face charges at a press conference in June.
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The FCA said further investigation is required regarding the disclosure of product charges at Abbey Life, Countrywide Assured, Old Mutual, Police Mutual, Prudential and Scottish Widows.
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As Detective Casey predicted, Brandon immediately accepted the charges at our court date, and I was granted a two-year restraining order, which expired in 2013.
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Such terms could commit the United States to stronger punitive measures or help set the stage for charges at the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
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Announcing the charges at a media conference last week, Johnson said Jenkins-Alexie had a lengthy criminal history and had previously made threats against law enforcement.
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But a number of doctors claim to have been falsely accused, and some of their investigations have ended in acquittals, dismissals or no charges at all.
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It is looking to raise at least $9 billion from a sale to cover charges at its U.S. nuclear unit that threaten the Japanese conglomerate's future.
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For friends and family waiting to pick you up at the airport, this can mean long hours of waiting and additional parking charges at the airport.
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The Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant™ American Express® Card offers $300 in annual statement credits that can be used to cover extra charges at Marriott resorts.
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Marquez, who has been ordered held without bond, pleaded not guilty to the charges at an arraignment in federal court in Riverside, east of Los Angeles.
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He now faces charges at both the state and federal level as investigators examine whether he violated federal stalking laws in reported attempts to silence accusers.
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Mr. Matos faces as many as 22 years in prison if he is convicted of assault charges at a trial, which has not yet been scheduled.
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An earlier version of this article included a photo caption in the accompanying slide show that misstated the monthly charges at 77 Bleecker Street, No. 320.
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An earlier version of this article included a photo caption in the accompanying slide show that misstated the monthly charges at 77 Bleecker Street, No. 320.
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Department of Justice records and counterterrorism officials confirmed that in recent years, no person — that's zero — has been arrested on terrorism charges at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In that moment, possessed with the same anger he felt while serving under the Mad King, Jaime picks up a spear and charges at the unsuspecting queen.
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The Maricopa County Attorney's office filed a motion to dismiss charges without prejudice, which means prosecutors can refile charges at a later date, spokesman Jerry Cobb said.
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Abdul-Alim maintains the gun was planted and that he turned down the offer, putting his faith in an acquittal of the state gun charges at trial.
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"I know perfectly well that he committed no crime," one of Lozoya's lawyers, Javier Coello, told local radio on Monday, vowing to fight the charges at trial.
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The charges at semi-urban and rural centres range from Rs.20/- to Rs 40/- and at urban and metro centres from Rs 30/- to Rs 50/-.
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U.S. officials have often levied similar charges at Russia, which has at times shut off gas supplies to Ukraine in the dead of winter during pricing disputes.
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"America's Got Talent" champ Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. won't face charges at this time for allegedly hitting his baby mama with a golf club ... TMZ has learned.
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U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue will announce the charges at a press conference along with representatives from Customs, the IRS and several inspectors general's offices, NBC News reported.
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My favorites include club lounge access, free breakfast for four, waived resort fees, and waived parking charges at properties where it can be charged to your room.
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Federal authorities in New York say they were years away from charging Epstein when the Florida deal was reached — and therefore weren't contemplating charges at the time.
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Accused in January of persistent harassment and inappropriate touching by at least six women who had worked with him, Mr. Walk denied the charges at the time.
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Mr. Kraft, by far the most well-known defendant in the group, pleaded not guilty to two first-degree misdemeanor solicitation charges at the end of February.
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In 2017, black people in the state were arrested on marijuana charges at double the rate of white ones, according to the Colorado Division of Criminal Justice.
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Across New York City, black people are arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate — and Hispanics, five times the rate — of white people.
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Both Trump and Netanyahu are facing threats to their political careers with an impeachment trial ongoing in the Senate and Netanyahu facing criminal corruption charges at home.
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While awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead on the morning of August 10.
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Across the city, black people were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white, non-Hispanic people over the past three years.
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Many of their rank and file have charged that Mr. Trump authorized the strike precisely to distract attention from the charges at the center of his impeachment.
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He never made it onto the witness stand and isn't facing criminal charges at this point, which is a pretty positive outcome for a guy in his shoes.Yakshaves.
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Jason Galanis, 46, of Los Angeles, admitted to securities fraud, investment adviser fraud, and two conspiracy charges at a hearing before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn in Manhattan.
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Facing charges at home, he was extradited at the start of 2014; he kissed the ground on his return, but was then arrested, charged and released on bail.
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But despite these similar rates of drug use, black men are sent to state prison on drug charges at more than 13 times the rate of white men.
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Kelly Johnson says she was drugged and assaulted Though Cosby has been accused of assault by dozens of women, the charges at trial only deal with Constand's accusations.
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Chris Watts, 33, barely spoke and did not formally enter a plea to the charges at a hearing in Greeley, about 60 miles (100 km) north of Denver.
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It's another possible black eye for Kodak's tour ... as we first told you, Kodak was arrested just last week on weapons and gun charges at the Canada-U.
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The 10-member China Smelters Purchase Team (CSPT) has set treatment and refining charges at $22019 per tonne and 22020 cents per lb respectively for third-quarter deliveries.
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The department said at the time that they were gathering information about the incident in the event that the victim decided to press charges at a later date.
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China is regularly accused of selling its exports at prices lower than what it charges at home, or at a price lower than the exporter's cost of production.
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Chan pleaded guilty to the money-laundering charges at the High Court in April and was sentenced to 29 months in jail, serving six months before his release.
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The country is facing genocide charges at the International Court of Justice in the Hague, after Gambia, a mainly Muslim West African state, lodged a lawsuit last year.
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Pros: Simple design, good grip, optimized for iPhone or Android, works with most slim cases, charges at 7.5 Watts (iPhone) or up to 15 Watts (Android)Cons: Expensive
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For instance, the Hell Knight isn't a big problem on its own: it pretty much charges at you and does an easily-dodged area-of-effect jump-slam.
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Rafiekian, 66, entered the plea at an arraignment in a federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, and is set to fight the charges at a trial starting on Feb.
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EBay charges at least a 10 percent fee for most categories of items, and Amazon typically charges sellers between 8 and 17 percent, depending on the category of goods.
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Records in Missouri's St. Louis County showed that Nichols had pleaded guilty to drunk driving charges at least three times between 163 and 2010 and several other vehicular charges.
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" Schauf added that the couple didn't pursue any charges at the time but did "ask for police presence [at their home] because of their profile on 90 Day Fiancé.
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Plugless charges at a rate of about 7.2kW, which provides a minimum of 20 miles of driving time per hour, and it's rated for use either indoors or outdoors.
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November 24 - An Ohio State University student drives his car into a group of people on the Columbus campus and then charges at passersby with a knife, injuring 23.
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The cost savings come from an all-electric design, which means the boat charges at a power station — preferably one that's solar charged, of course — instead of guzzling gas.
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Henderson worked himself up to a couple of straight line charges at Bisping per round and rarely found the mark or put together a combination to hide his right.
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Mohshin Aziz, an analyst at Maybank, said increased airport charges at the airline's Singapore hub from July 1 could further exacerbate pressure on yields, especially for short-haul flights.
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An Australian man, a suspected white supremacist, has been charged with one count of murder and is expected to face more charges at his next court appearance on Friday.
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The suit also alleged that she charged the company huge hotel and restaurant bills, including $12,696.65 in unauthorized charges at swanky New York eatery Paola's Restaurant over two years.
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If Judge Kiyo Matsumoto grants Shkreli permission to use the reliance of counsel defense, it would give his lawyers a potentially powerful tool to fight the charges at trial.
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There's also the potential problem of Whitaker exposing himself to potential obstruction of justice charges at a later date, should he act with corrupt intent to end the investigation.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest confirmed that a Navy officer was in custody on espionage charges at Navy Consolidated Brig in Chesapeake, Virginia but declined to offer additional information.
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Manafort's plea will cap his imprisonment for these charges at 10 years, and he will get the benefit of a significant reduction if he provides robust and truthful cooperation.
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In 2016, she was appointed the independent review officer for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to hear corruption charges at the labor union, and has overseen corporate compliance cases.
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"We only file criminal charges when evidence of probable cause to commit a crime has been established, and we are not filing charges at this time," Mr. Schuette said.
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A report from TMZ claims that a plea bargain is still on the table, though it appears that Loughlin and Giannulli are hoping to beat the charges at trial.
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The difficulty of hate crime charges Although Bush does not face hate crime charges at this time, several officials have said they believe the crimes may fit that definition.
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Karem's sources say the woman has not requested to press charges at this time, but if she does, police and the Montgomery County prosecuting attorney's office said they will investigate.
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Granted, the fuel cell Clarity is technically an electric car, but the electric version charges at any outlet rather than being fueled at a so-far rare hydrogen fueling station.
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Organizer Experia Events, partly owned by ST Engineering and government agencies, charges at least S$1,550 per square meter for space in the show's exhibition hall, according to its website.
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This new one has a port that can deliver charges at 2.03W, which is enough to quickly charge your phone or even give your full-frame mirrorless camera a boost.
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Poland's anti-corruption agency CBA said on Tuesday it has detained the former head of the country's financial regulator KNF Marek Chrzanowski, who will hear charges at the prosecutor's office.
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Medina, who faces up to 26 years in prison if he is convicted at trial, was expected to be arraigned on the charges at an initial court appearance on Tuesday.
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The Democratic primary candidates jabbed at one another over the economy and free trade, but not before leveling harsh charges at the state's Republican leadership -- and the GOP presidential field.
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At the time of writing this caption, it is known that 12 military personnel have received administrative punishment for their involvement, but none are facing criminal charges at this stage.
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When asked why the department did not insist on pursuing criminal charges at the time, Altomare said it was the investigator's call and he would not question it in hindsight.
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Media attention turned more closely to Maxwell's whereabouts after Epstein died of an apparent suicide while being held on sex-trafficking and conspiracy charges at a New York City jail.
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A recent New York Times investigation found that in the past three years, black residents were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white people.
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In an attack, the male chimp's long black hair stands on end as he charges at his rival, which may either race up a tree screaming or stand and fight.
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After Ms. Butina pleaded guilty in December, an American businessman was arrested on espionage charges at an upscale Moscow hotel in what some American lawmakers suggested was a retaliatory move.
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Evercore ISI said in a research note on Tuesday it was now estimated the company's total pretax wildfire charges at $21.9 billion, up from its previous estimate of $17.9 billion.
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The defendant Ivan Reyes Arzate pleaded not guilty to three conspiracy charges at a hearing in the Brooklyn, New York, a spokesman for U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue in Brooklyn said.
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As for the charger, its a standard Qi wireless charger that charges at up to 10W, which is enough for at least some form of fast charging on most devices.
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Organiser Experia Events, partly owned by ST Engineering and government agencies, charges at least S$1,550 per square metre for space in the show's exhibition hall, according to its website.
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"Across the city, black people were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white, non-Hispanic people over the past three years," the reporters noted.
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That kind of background has built up connections and as his colleagues have moved into CISO positions at prominent companies, he can use his network to help his charges at Dreamit.
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According to Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson, who announced the charges at a press conference, Clarisa Figueroa, 46, and her daughter Desiree Figueroa, 24, have been charged in Ochoa-Lopez' murder.
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"This is the most important thing we can do with our abilities," adds Richardson, just as a young girl charges at her screaming "Cinderella!" and wraps her arms around Richardson's waist.
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"Adding new charges at this time seems to be vindictive and intended to discourage our clients and others from exercising their constitutional right to a fair trial," attorney Patric Hooper said.
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The Caixin survey showed service providers in China were able to pass through higher input costs to clients, as companies raised their output charges at the quickest pace since July 2015.
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"These aren't just criminal charges at the trader level, or someone in operations, these are very senior people who have been charged," said Ben Quinlan, CEO of consultancy firm Quinlan & Associates.
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The High Court ruled Bashir should have been arrested to face genocide charges at the ICC since, as a signatory of the Rome Statute, Pretoria was obliged to implement arrest warrants.
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Willis has also been charged in the 2013 disappearance and killing of Jessica Heeringa, and will be tried on murder and kidnapping charges at a later date, the court official confirms.
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He's been held in a Manhattan prison since he was arrested on sex trafficking and conspiracy charges at Teterboro Airport on July 6, when he was returning from an international trip.
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He looked at his charging behavior and realized that since switching over to a wireless charging plate about six months ago, he was eating up his charges at an alarming rate.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has allowed the ICC to send back a warlord, Germain Katanga, to face further charges at home after serving a sentence handed down at The Hague.
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The incident also led to questions about the efficiency of Uber's background checks given the driver was awaiting trial for at least four criminal charges at the time of the assault.
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Guesswork prevails: the size of the paid-sex market in Britain is assumed to expand in line with the male population; charges at lap-dancing clubs are a proxy for prices.
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Offer detailsUntil December 31, eligible Amex cardholders can get $100 back as a statement credit when they spend at least $500 on room rates or room charges at select Marriott brands.
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Earlier, he told a packed courtroom that Chombo, who sat impassively throughout the hearing, would deny the charges at his trial and had documentary evidence showing the allegations had no basis.
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Supernova recently advocated for the city of Oakland, where they are based, to put people formerly convicted on marijuana-related charges at the front of the line for licenses under MMRSA.
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We broke the story ... Kodak was arrested on on weapons and drug charges at the U.S. border in New York after cutting through Canada on his way from Detroit to Boston.
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A few days after the hospital assault, one of the police officers who threatened Azim to drop the charges at the local station was transferred to a post inside the hospital.
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Goering, who had been convicted of war crimes and other charges at Nuremberg, committed suicide with a cyanide capsule in his cell hours before he was to be executed in 1946.
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Some of the charges are structured as either/or counts, so Weinstein can only be convicted of two charges at most -- one based on Mann's allegations and one based on Haley's.
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Like other Latin American officials battling criminal charges at home, Mr. Lyons had evaded court appearances by remaining in South Florida, ostensibly because his wife was pregnant and needed medical care.
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She came to stay at the farmhouse on March 26, a day after three acquaintances of hers were arrested on heroin charges at a motel in the nearby town of Hillsboro.
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Some of the charges are structured as either/or counts, so Weinstein can only be convicted of two charges at most -- one based on Mann's allegations and one based on Haley's.
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Myanmar: Supporters of the leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who is set to face genocide charges at The Hague next week, have embarked on a publicity campaign to boost her image.
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"Non-guaranteed plans" don't lock prices, but money put toward them will grow over time through interest, so there may be enough to cover the charges at the time of death.
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Loan impairment charges at group level continued to fall as profitability in the bank's international operations continued to improve, notably in Russia, which the bank expects could also break even in 337144Q337120.
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Abrahams said the NPA was still investigating this issue and will decide whether or not to press charges at the conclusion of the probe, but did not provide a timeline for completion.
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Yet despite his prior convictions involving family violence, the criminal justice system had repeatedly failed to hold Castro accountable, often dismissing charges "at the victim's request," even when the evidence was strong.
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The three denied the charges at the time but have since been found to be responsible for "transporting or exporting and selling" ivory, linking poachers in East Africa and buyers in China.
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Charges at the Cai Lay toll road in southern Vietnam were suspended by the government on Monday after protesting drivers caused long tailbacks by paying fees in bundles of tiny denomination bills.
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On airport charges, the association said a new study showed charges at the largest 21 European airports have increased 80 percent since 2005, with a 90 percent rise at the 10 biggest.
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Across the city, black people were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white, non-Hispanic people over the past three years, The New York Times found.
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Emirates NBD saw impairments rise more than three times, partly due to bad debt charges at its newly acquired Turkish unit, DenizBank, while similar charges climbed 23.6728% at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.
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Meanwhile, Trump and Netanyahu, who have long been close, are facing threats to their political careers with an impeachment trial ongoing in the Senate and Netanyahu facing criminal corruption charges at home.
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Those capital gains accounted for 21 percent of the company's total expected capital gains this year and the company said it will also face restructuring charges at the end of the year.
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The estimated $45 billion market for business data services is crucial for wireless carriers and is behind credit card swipes, charges at gas pumps and the transfer of medical records from hospitals.
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The police will, after the investigation, recommend to prosecutors whether Mr. Liu should be charged with a misdemeanor or felony or face no charges, at which point the case would be closed.
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The authorities announced the new charges at the Police Department in Russellville, about 75 miles northwest of Little Rock, where the authorities said the group — believed to have 5,000 members — was founded.
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Had this kind of an intensive investigation been done in 2007, it strains credulity to believe that charges at least as formidable as the current New York charges would not have been uncovered.
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Shares of Autodesk slumped nearly 12 percent after the AutoCAD maker reported a revenue forecast that fell below estimates and said it expected $100 million in restructuring charges at the most, next year.
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She charges at him, resulting in an uncharacteristic embrace that her previously handler can't bring himself to return due to the fact that the last time they saw each other, Villanelle shot him.
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Mary Pettitt, the commonwealth's attorney for Montgomery County, Va., announced the "very preliminary" cause of death — based on the early results of an autopsy — and the additional charges at a brief news conference.
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Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto have both faced charges at the ICC over their alleged roles in the deadly inter-ethnic violence after Kenya's 2007 elections in which about 1,200 people died.
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Sanjeev Kumar, who denied the charges at a court in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam, was sent to a remand prison as suspects in money laundering cases are not entitled to bail.
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Consider prosecutors, who decide what charges — and therefore potential punishment — people face, whether people face charges at all, and, typically, the terms of a plea agreement if a defendant wants to avoid trial.
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Because from May metal trapped in a load-out queue over 30 days will be subject to drastically reduced rent or, if the queue is over 50 days, no rental charges at all.
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Assessing charges at the refinery level allows the very small number of refiners to pass the charges up the supply chain to producers and crude transporters and down to product transporters and consumers.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A man faced war crimes charges at a Dutch court on Monday accused of the incarceration, torture and murder of opponents of former Ethiopian leader Mengistu Haile Mariam in the 1970s.
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In retrospect, living up to his legend in the magazine may have seemed perfectly justified to this man, even though he was facing federal charges at the time that carried a life sentence.
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Asked about the charges at a news conference in Buenos Aires, Thomas Bach, the president of the I.O.C., said he had not reviewed them and knew only the broad outlines from news reports.
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The two women admitted to attempting to damage the pipeline and nearby construction machinery at a news conference in 85033 shortly after their arrest, though they did not face charges at the time.
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But instead of the computer highlighting stop signs and pedestrians as it scans the road ahead, it's drawing a box around Zlatan Ibrahimović as he charges at the goal, dragging defenders in his wake.
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Roberts remains held without bond in the Fulton County Jail and will be entering a not guilty plea to his charges at his arraignment, which has not been scheduled, his defense attorney tells PEOPLE.
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Jerold Lax, an attorney for Wells, said he first learned of the proposed additional charges at a pre-trial hearing on Monday when special prosecutor Todd Flood announced the state's intention to file them.
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Black people, in case you didn't know, get sent to prison on drug charges at more than 10x the rate of white people, according to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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He was not prosecuted on federal charges at the time due to a non-prosecution agreement he reached with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Miami, which was headed at the time by Alex Acosta.
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KYIV, Ukraine — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo vowed Friday that the Trump administration would not waver in its support for Ukraine and denied charges at the heart of the President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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The announcement comes about a month after a New York Times investigation found that the city's black residents are arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of their white counterparts.
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Morgan Roof, 18, was arrested on drugs and weapons charges at her high school, A.C. Flora, in Columbia, S.C., and taken to a detention center, Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said in a statement.
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Former prosecutors told The Times that the filing of padded invoices with state rent regulators could have led to criminal charges at the time, but that the statute of limitations has long since expired.
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Two foreign-born businessmen with ties to President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani were arrested on campaign finance charges at an airport with one-way tickets out of the country, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
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The Defense Department says it provided documents for all charges at Trump properties between January 20 and August 31, 2017, however there were no receipts for about 95% of the total $138,093.23 in expenditures.
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In 1975, then-19743-year-old Ana María Jiménez was held without charges at the Villa Grimaldi -- one of the 1,168 political detention centers in Chile, known for the widespread use of torture there.
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Numerous Democrats and one Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee's energy subcommittee lobbed charges at Perry that his rule would be anti-competitive, help out uncompetitive power plants and destroy electricity markets.
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In a June 4 order denying Ceglia's extradition, Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno cited "humanitarian concerns" and the principle of reciprocity, saying several Ecuadorean citizens had not been extradited to face criminal charges at home.
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Criminal charges at the state level represent a special kind of threat to Trump's inner circle because unlike in federal cases, the president doesn't have the power to pardon people convicted of state crimes.
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Malaysia said on Monday it has filed criminal charges at home against Goldman Sachs and two of the U.S. bank's former employees in connection with a corruption and money laundering probe at state fund 1MDB.
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The SEC said in its report it has decided not to bring civil charges at the end of its probe into The DAO, but instead use the case as a cautionary tale for the market.
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Proctor, Malone's attorney, told CNN he would not comment on the charges at this time, but said he is in daily contact with both the West Whiteland police and Malone, who is currently in Ecuador.
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UPDATE 9/14/18: A reader pointed outed out that the Subway employee who was accused of spiking a police officer's drink with meth and THC was cleared of those charges at a later date.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam's government has promised a full review of charges at a toll gate on a new road after protests there posed a rare challenge to the Communist authorities and showed signs of spreading.
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Kendra Motz, a spokeswoman for the 1st Marine Division, previously told Marine Corps Times that all the charges at this time are preferred and the Marines will face an Article 32 hearing at another date.
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In contrast, Apple offers five gigabytes free and thereafter charges at least $1 a month for 50 gigs; Dropbox offers two gigabytes of free storage before charging at least $10 a month for a terabyte.
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Black people make up just a handful of the thousands of cultivation or dispensary license holders there, and continue to be arrested on marijuana-related charges at almost three times the rate of white people.
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We do so if the parent is a national security, public, or safety risk, including when there are criminal charges at issue and it may not be appropriate to maintain the family in detention together.
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In the past three years, black people were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white people, and Hispanic people were arrested at five times the rate of white people.
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Mr. Qaddafi's release was a direct challenge to the extradition efforts by the United Nations and the International Criminal Court, which has said Mr. Qaddafi should stand trial on war crimes charges at The Hague.
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Back then, the authorities used the law to suspend the publication of some leftist newspapers and hold dozens of radicals for months without charges at a special prison in the southwest of the city center.
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Back then, the authorities used the law to suspend the publication of some leftist newspapers and hold dozens of radicals for months without charges at a special prison in the southwest of the city center.
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No trade-in is necessary, so this is a great deal that should see your monthly payment (not counting from your data plan charges) at around $20 per month for the cheapest Pixel 4 configuration.
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She soon finds herself alone with her new charges at Heatherbrae House — a historic manor that's been partially converted into a smart home controlled by an app ironically called Happy — in the remote Scottish Highlands.
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The police planned to announce the charges at a news conference on Thursday morning, according to the two officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the charges before they were made public.
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As President Donald Trump addressed Congress for his second State of the Union Tuesday night, an alleged MS-21989 gang member was being arraigned on murder charges at a criminal court in Queens, New York.
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As President Donald Trump addressed Congress for his second State of the Union Tuesday night, an alleged MS-13 gang member was being arraigned on murder charges at a criminal court in Queens, New York.
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The problem is that China would likely challenge these higher charges at the WTO, and if Trump didn't have a good justification for them, then US goods would be hit by countervailing duties in China.
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The other third of the 1503 cases may in fact have been "refused" by local prosecutors or other local authorities — but about a third of those cases never resulted in sexual assault charges at all.
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And she's endlessly judgmental with her charges: at one point, Decker shoots Howard flopping around on a beach in a turtle costume, then cuts to her lying on a stage, making flipper-gestures with her limbs.
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Sanders and his camp, on a fundamental level, don't trust the leaders of the Democratic Party or their aligned institutions — to the point of flinging completely baseless charges at well-regarded groups doing good policy analysis.
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Charles Proctor, Malone's attorney, told CNN he would not comment on the charges at this time, but said he is in daily contact with both the West Whiteland police and Malone, who had been in Ecuador.
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The misappropriated funds between September 21 and September 22 were used for personal expenses such as a trip to Hawaii and charges at Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, and Fox Lake Theatre, according to authorities and the indictment.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," Chief Justice Moore said in a statement, saying that the Judicial Inquiry Commission, which filed the complaint, had no authority over the charges at issue.
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"Another absurd, crazy lie." ridiculous because it was irrelevant to the charges at hand—not that there was no proof of collusion, just that whether there was or wasn't was irrelevant to the proceedings at hand.
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As a young man, Mr. Vucic himself was an ardent nationalist and a minister in the government of the Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic, who faced war crimes charges at the time of his death in 2006.
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While the deals aren't free — most cards charge a balance-transfer fee — they can offer qualifying consumers a way to hack away at their debt faster and avoid hefty interest charges, at least for a while.
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And if Britain does extradite him, there is no certainty that the Trump administration, with its combative stance toward the press and its documented recent antipathy for Mr. Assange, will not throw more charges at him.
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Shortly after, Simon charges at the pig and later bites the farm animal's ear, making it bleed (he reports that the pig, one of three he's ever worked with on his show, is "fine" after the bite).
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As she races down the sand, or charges at bluffs overlooking the sea — moving too fast, she stops short of going over — the drama of the Monterey landscape is a fitting backdrop for her heightened emotional state.
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The new iPad was designed with the Pencil in mind and there's a nice spot on the side of the iPad Pro where the Pencil magnetically attaches when not in use (it charges at the same time).
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When the negative charges at the bottom of the clouds get strong enough, electrical energy is let out in in the form of lightning that jumps to another positive structure on the ground or in the clouds.
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Cover image: Far right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, who goes by the name Tommy Robinson, speaks to supporters as he arrives to face contempt of court charges at the Old Bailey in London, Britain, October 23, 2018.
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Then in 2001, he was sentenced to eight years in prison in Indiana after he was caught running up $7,400 in charges at strip clubs and hotels on credit cards he had obtained under a fictional identity.
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"We believe the company's (Genworth) shares would have traded significantly lower than the level at which they closed on Friday," broker BTIG wrote in a note to clients, citing charges at the firm's long-term care unit.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will not deport a suspected Islamist militant who once served as Osama bin Laden's bodyguard back to Germany because he is facing possible "terrorism" charges at home, a Tunisian judicial official said on Tuesday.
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Bradley Manning is acquitted of aiding the enemy — the most serious charge he faces — but is convicted of espionage, theft and other charges at Fort Meade, Md., more than three years after he spilled secrets to WikiLeaks.
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Another question is whether the plea deal only applies to the charges at issue in his D.C. trial, which is set to begin later this month, or also includes his convictions from last month's trial in Virginia.
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Mr. Reichberg did receive a reduction in water bill charges at a Brooklyn property, but the mayor wrote in his essay that the decision was made properly after an investigation that showed a water meter was broken.
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And that means that anything goes, whether it be deliberately taunting your bull so that it tries to gore you, pulling backflips as it charges at you, or trying to get it to wear your cowboy hat.
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A May investigation by The New York Times found that across the city, black people were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white, non-Hispanic residents over the past three years.
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A spokeswoman for Carole Ghosn told Reuters that the issuance of a warrant was "pathetic," noting that Ms Ghosn had traveled to Japan last year to answer questions and had left without any charges at the time.
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By waiting, however, the league gave the impression that it did not grasp the gravity of the charges at a time when media titans, Hollywood moguls and politicians are resigning or being fired for alleged inappropriate behavior.
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Corn's story did not play a particularly large role in what remained of the election campaign, and though the Clinton campaign certainly threw some Russia-related charges at Trump, the issue was not a centerpiece of her message.
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HBI also had around 220 million euros of outstanding funding liabilities and 140 million euros of allowances for risks and charges at year-end, the notice, published in the Financial Times and Italian daily Sole 24 ore, said.
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The 10-member China Smelters Purchase Team (CSPT) set the minimum level for treatment fees at $87 per ton and for refining charges at 8.7 cents per pound during a meeting in Shanghai, a CSPT representative told Reuters.
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Charges stem from pro-Morsy protest The charges at the heart of the matter stem from a January 2014 protest by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy and from ensuing clashes in Fayyoum, according to the Egyptian military.
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Last year, she met with President Trump to successfully urge him to commute the life sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, who was serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense and money laundering charges at the time.
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In a bid to win the industry's backing, Gatwick Chief Executive Stewart Wingate has said the airport would cap charges at 15 pounds per departing passenger, compared to current fees of 9 pounds, by phasing the building work.
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Instagram posts are a major source of income for DellanosThe influencer and catalog model told Insider that she charges at least $5,000 per sponsored post on Instagram, mainly working with clothing brands, makeup and skincare companies, and hotels.
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General Electric also said on a call with investors that it will report 2017 earnings per share, ex-insurance charges, at the low end of its $1.05 to $1.10 guidance range versus the Wall Street consensus of $1.07.
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Mr. Tarrant has yet to enter a plea on the charges; at his last court appearance, in April, a judge ordered psychiatric reports to ensure his fitness to stand trial, a normal procedure in New Zealand murder cases.
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The Community Service Society compiled arrest data that had been shared by public defender organizations — not the Police Department — and found that black New Yorkers were arrested on fare-evasion charges at a far higher rate than others.
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The probe is tied to the case against two foreign-born Giuliani associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who were arrested this week on campaign finance charges at an airport with one-way tickets out of the country.
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"Of the 23 Marines from 1st Marine Division who were detained in July 2019 for human trafficking, drug distribution, and weapons charges six have plead guilty to charges at court-martials," a division spokesperson said in a statement.
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Typically, when defendants admit killing or wounding someone but seek the dismissal of charges at a hearing — arguing entrapment, for example — it is up to them to present evidence and persuade the court, not the other way around.
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The folks at Healthcare Bluebook, another healthcare cost estimating website, also said patients without insurance are typically asked to pay the billed charges at hospitals, which can be two to three times more than the Medicare allowable amount.
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Three leaders of Hong Kong's 2014 civil disobedience "Occupy" movement pleaded not guilty to public nuisance charges at a packed court in the Chinese-ruled city on Monday where more than 100 protesters rallied in support of the activists.
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Later on Friday, a court rejected the defence team's appeal against the extension, meaning that the team may have to make a fresh bail application if Ghosn is indicted on further charges at the end of his new detention.
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"We beat all the serious charges at trial, despite the fact that Eddie's case was contaminated by government misconduct from the get-go," said one of his lawyers, Marc Mukasey, who also represents Mr. Trump in some personal matters.
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Detailing the charges at a press conference in Los Angeles Thursday morning, U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said Avenatti allegedly "pilfered" millions to fund his personal purchases and his businesses, including a $21.6 million jet for his Passport 420 company.
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Detailing the charges at a press conference in Los Angeles Thursday morning, U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said Avenatti allegedly "pilfered" millions to fund his personal purchases and his businesses, including a $4.5 million jet for his Passport 43 company.
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No middle-aged white guy, spackled in college gear, arrived in our classroom to count off kids from his list (I remembered seeing those innumerable, interchangeable men counting up their charges at the college where I went to undergrad).
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Trump appeared to imply that money Bill Clinton received for a speech in Russia and "the Hillary Russian 'reset'" were somehow connected to the uranium deal It's not the first time Trump has leveled these charges at the Clintons.
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HONG KONG(Reuters) - Germany has granted refugee status to two Hong Kong activists facing rioting charges at home, they said on Wednesday, apparently the first time Germany has acknowledged such status for democracy campaigners from the Chinese-ruled city.
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"If you get one of these calls, it is not the U.S. government calling you," Leslie R. Caldwell, the head of the criminal division at the Justice Department, said in announcing the charges at a news conference in Washington.
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Across New York City, for example, the police arrested black people on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of whites over the last three years, with Latino people arrested at five times the rate of whites.
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Friday's guilty verdicts represent the biggest victory for prosecutors in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe since former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was convicted on eight felony charges at a trial in Northern Virginia over a year ago.
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The Human Rights Watch report comes just over a week before Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi will personally defend her government against genocide charges at the UN's highest court, the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
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Later on Friday, a court rejected the defense team's appeal against the extension, meaning that the team may have to make a fresh bail application if Ghosn is indicted on further charges at the end of his new detention.
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And one journalist in the audience pointed out that a 2017 study found "people of color receive more serious charges at the initial booking stage," which can happen many hours before the district attorney's office steps in with its decision.
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Geoffrey Berman, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Ray Donovan, the special agent in charge of the DEA's New York Field Division, are expected to formally announce the charges at a press conference later Tuesday.
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Allen was presented the charges at his initial court appearance on Friday before a U.S. magistrate in Salt Lake City and was ordered to remain in the custody of federal marshals at least until a detention hearing set for Oct.
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LONDON — A Scottish nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone in 2014 and had been accused of concealing her high temperature from health officials after her return to Britain was cleared of professional misconduct charges at an administrative hearing on Wednesday.
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Capital One offers an AI-powered chatbot, Eno, which has advanced capabilities: It can alert customers about suspected fraud, potential double charges at a merchant, or a suspected hike in the price of a service a user is subscribed to.
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It was assumed that they detested each other — Ruto, a member of the Kalenjin tribe, was formerly a close ally of Odinga's and faced almost identical charges at The Hague as Kenyatta, only for ordering the deaths of Kenyatta's tribesmen.
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It also follows reporting by The New York Times that found that black people in New York City were arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of white, non-Hispanic people over the past three years.
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The newly proposed bill, which still requires approval from the full parliamentary assembly, would will lift immunity for those currently facing investigations and allow officials to levy terror charges at members of the HDP which could result in them facing trial.
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Charles Norfleet/Getty Images If states don't want prosecutors to continue filing charges for certain crimes, one thing they could do is simply decriminalize or remove felony penalties from those offenses — therefore eliminating prosecutors' ability to file charges at all.
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In addition to the opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who is in jail on what many people believe are trumped-up sodomy charges, at least 18 opposition lawmakers have been investigated for or charged with sedition and other offenses since 2013.
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SNC, which is under pressure due to the simmering tensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada, as well as corruption charges at home, said it plans to use part of the deal proceeds to pay about C$600 million of loans.
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The charges at that time included sexual penetration by a foreign object, attempted sodomy by use of force, forcible rape, forcible oral copulation, rape by use of drugs, rape of an unconscious person and two counts of administering drug to commit rape.
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Human rights groups and Democratic lawmakers in Washington have urged the Republican White House to widen sanctions and designate the violence as "crimes against humanity," a legal term that can set the stage for charges at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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Prosecutors say all four women assaulted—ages 19, 24, 25 and 35— had been arrested on drug-related charges at various times by the officers, and court records show at least two had been recruited by the officers to work as drug informants.
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Airlines for Europe, or A4E, founded by IAG, Air France-KLM, easyJet, Lufthansa and Ryanair, said a new study showed that charges at the largest 21 European airports have risen 80 percent since 2005, with a 90 percent increase at the 10 biggest.
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Their daughters and sister, stuck with their children in a camp in northern Syria since November 2017, are desperate to return, saying they were forced to go to Syria by radicalized husbands and were ready to face charges at court if needed.
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A judge yesterday dismissed all charges at the request of San Mateo County D.A. Steve Wagstaffe, who tells Axios: Jaffer was taking two prescription medications, prescribed by different doctors, and didn't know that they could cause an adverse psychological reaction if taken together.
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The fact that Manafort was convicted of the earlier charges at trial show that the case against him is not a "witch hunt," and the fact that Manafort is now cooperating with Mueller will make any pardon seem like a cover-up.
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It goes from 0-100km/h in less than 4.5 seconds, has a top speed of over 103 km/h, and comes with a 100 kWh battery that provides a whopping 700 km (435 miles) of range and charges at 350 kW.
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Now, Mr. Najib is suddenly vulnerable to criminal charges at home, as well as a reinvigorated effort by the Justice Department as it pursues billions of dollars missing from 1Malaysia Development Berhad, a state investment fund supervised by Mr. Najib for years.
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Mr. Giuliani dispatched Mr. Parnas and an associate, Igor Fruman, a Belarusian-American businessman, to Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, where, despite fending off creditors at home, BuzzFeed reported, they ran up big charges at a strip club and the Hilton International hotel.
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In their questions, senators should focus on the substance of the charges at hand — not try to use disinformation to deflect and diffuse them, or map them onto a country that wants no part of American scandals but relies on American advocacy.
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A former Democratic congressional staffer who fled to Pakistan in the face of criminal charges has reached a deal with federal prosecutors, allowing her to return to the U.S. and face charges at the end of September, The Washington Examiner reported on Wednesday.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's military began a rare court martial of soldiers on Tuesday following a probe into alleged atrocities during a crackdown on Rohingya Muslims, a spokesman said, as the country prepares to face genocide charges at an international court in the Hague.
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According to the civil complaint filed by his grandmother, Janet Crane, Tucker was just five foot six and weighed 2154 pounds when he was sent to the Central Utah Correctional Facility for auto theft and related charges at the age of 280.
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The company, which is already under pressure from trade challenges in Saudi Arabia and corruption charges at home, said the decision will help it focus on its core markets such as Canada, the United States, the UK, the Middle East, Hong Kong and Australia.
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And Aldi shoppers are encouraged to bring their own shopping bags (Aldi charges at least 73 cents per plastic shopping bag) and they have to deposit a quarter to use an Aldi shopping cart (they get the quarter back when the cart is returned).
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While the quality of Kimanis is largely similar to Petronas' other three flagship crude grades, it tends to trade at a slight discount because of high port charges at the Kimanis terminal and the higher supply of the grade available each month, traders said.
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Rewards can be used toward the purchase or lease of a Mini vehicle, toward excess wear charges at the end of a lease, toward the purchase of additional allowable lease miles, for service and repairs at the Mini dealership, and for Mini Motoring Gear.
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King said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that it's possible Trump will face criminal charges at some point over allegations he directed former attorney Michael Cohen to violate campaign finance laws during the 2016 campaign, but disputed that impeachment proceedings would be a proper response.
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My research has shown that the primary source of prison growth in the 1990s and 2000s has been prosecutors' filing of felony charges against more and more arrestees, many of whom in the past would have faced misdemeanor charges or no charges at all.
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And experts say the fact that prosecutors chose to bring the charges at all — even though they didn't get a conviction on all of them — could have an impact on how sexual assault is handled by the criminal justice system and understood by the public.
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Wawa says customers shouldn't be responsible for any unauthorized charges at its stores, and as has become par for the course in major card data breaches, it will offer free credit monitoring and identity theft protection to customers whose information may have been compromised.
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YANGON AND DHAKA (Reuters) - Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Wednesday thanked supporters who staged large rallies on her behalf as she defended the country against genocide charges at The Hague, speaking to the nation for the first time since she returned on Sunday.
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The Trump administration has also made frequent use of a World Trade Organization provision that allows countries to levy high duties on certain imports to combat the practice of "dumping" — when a country sells exports at a lower price than it charges at home.
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In a letter sent Friday to Yellen, Warren, a Democrat, said the recent revelation of more improper charges at the bank indicates "deep risk management problems," and called for the removal of all board members who served from 2011 to 2015, when the activity reportedly occurred.
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The statisticians have to fall back on crude proxies to estimate what is going on: thus the paid-sex market is assumed to expand in line with the male population, and the charges at lap-dancing clubs are taken as a measure of the price of sex.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian police have arrested a 22-year-old boxer who was the flag bearer for the Namibian national team on suspicion of attempting to sexually assault a room maid in the Olympic village, the second boxer detained on such charges at the Games.
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The sudden death of Epstein, 83, a wealthy financier and registered sex offender facing a new round of sex trafficking charges at the time of his demise, prompted widespread suspicion fueled by his long history of association with other prominent men in politics, academia and business.
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"It seems that it has become acceptable to level such serious charges at Russia Today without presenting any evidence to substantiate them, as well as to apply this 'fake news' label to any reporting that one might simply find unfavorable," the news channel said in a statement.
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"I believe that any effort to charge and prosecute these individual charges at this time would only result in further waste of time, effort and resources of the McLennan County judicial system and place a further unfair burden on the taxpayers of McLennan County," he said.
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Fewer than two weeks later, on May 20043, Winslow exposed his genitalia to a 57-year-old woman, authorities say The former first-round draft pick and onetime highest-paid NFL tight end was arrested on the 2003 and 2018 charges at his Encinitas, California, home in June 2018.
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Jones tells them about how he was arrested in Chicago on drug charges at 216 -- "The police knocked on my door and told my mother I would be back home in 218 minutes" -- and held by the police for three days without access to a phone or a lawyer.
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Fitch will consider upgrading Metrofinanciera's ratings when the company proves it is able to consolidate the recovery of its financial performance in the medium term and sustain positive cash flow, while it continues to grow its commercial loan portfolio and maintains related loan impairment charges at adequate levels.
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"It seems that it has become acceptable to level such serious charges at Russia Today without presenting any evidence to substantiate them, as well as to apply this 'fake news' label to any reporting that one might simply find unfavourable," the news channel said in an emailed statement.
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A bill sent to the EPA from the White House's military office show Pruitt's account racked up nearly $400 in charges at the White House Mess that month -- ranging from purchases of skirt steak and pineapple-glazed salmon to more breakfast-oriented choices like pancakes and a cheese omelet.
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"The judge says, in open court, that Manafort's lawyers' 'no collusion' 'mantra' was patently ridiculous because it was irrelevant to the charges at hand—not that there was no proof of collusion, just that whether there was or wasn't was irrelevant to the proceedings at hand," Conway said.
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Perhaps the most damning of al-Gharbi's charges, at least as it relates to my treatment of the FSP study, is this: Beauchamp concludes (on the basis of what seems to be a fundamental misunderstanding of the data), that there really is no free speech problem at universities.
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After rebels in Darfur staged an uprising in 2003, Sudanese security services and their militia allies slaughtered tens of thousands of civilians, leading to condemnation around the world, genocide charges at the International Criminal Court against Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, and a new round of American sanctions.
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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - A man who was arrested in 2015 in connection with the murder of British policewoman Yvonne Fletcher outside the Libyan embassy in London in 1984 has been released from police bail and will not face charges at this time, British police said on Tuesday.
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Much will depend on the exceptions allowed under the new policy and whether prosecutors use that mechanism to file reduced charges against such cooperators or whether prosecutors use their continuing discretion in such instances not to file any charges at all against the lowest-level participants in a crime.
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The company has already announced its two planned pricing plans: The first with 2000 gigabytes of data at 280G network speeds for S$8 ($5.80) monthly with additional data charges at S$8/GB and the second for an unlimited data-usage mobile plan costing S$80 ($58.40) per month.
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A spokeswoman for the city, which contains about 85033,000 residents, told reporters that the mayor "very adamantly" denies the charges at a press conference, according to the AP. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) released a statement following the arrest of Molina on Thursday, calling voter fraud an "affront" to democracy.
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Much of the debate took place over the television airwaves, as Trump, 69, a billionaire businessman and former reality TV star, lobbed charges at his rivals at an MSNBC town hall, and Rubio and Cruz battled in back-to-back appearances at a CNN town hall in Greenville, South Carolina.
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But he felt out of place in D.C. — the wealthy students who abused expensive drugs and thought nothing of paying big cover charges at clubs, the dead-eyed people in suits rushing down the sidewalks — and he'd come back to finish at Ohio University, down the road from Nelsonville, in Athens.
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In Brooklyn, officers in the precinct covering Canarsie arrested people on marijuana possession charges at a rate more than four times as high as in the precinct that includes Greenpoint, despite residents calling 277, the city's help line, and 22016 to complain about marijuana at the same rate, police data show.
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In May, a jury found him guilty of 861 federal drug charges at the United States District Court in Abingdon, Va. Among those were one count of maintaining a place for the purpose of illegally distributing controlled substances and one count of possession with the intent to distribute controlled substances.
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Other immigrants arrested by ICE last year were either convicted criminals or had "pending criminal charges" at the time of their arrest, according to ICE data - though the latter category can include people who have been arrested by police but are not yet or ever charged with an actual crime.
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Read: Feds arrest two Middle East refugees on terror-related charges At a hastily-called media availability here in a shuttered high school, Cruz wasted no time in quickly tying arrests in Houston and Sacramento, California, to a White House unwilling to recognize the Islamic nature of the threat facing the United States.
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The filing claims that the 32 low-security facilities in the Bureau of Prisons are unable to handle more inmates and says the bureau's "overall population is expected to increase significantly" as a result of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' requirement for mandatory charges at their highest severity for all immigrants illegally crossing the border.
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"The defendant pursued a course of conduct which amounted to the stalking of Keira Knightley and which knew or ought to have known amounted to the harassment of her in that attending her address on numerous occasions, making noises through her letterbox and sending letters and other communications," the charges at the time stated.
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The Vera Institute and Human Rights Watch found the impact fells hardest on communities of color despite the fact that whites engage in drug offenses at a rate equal to or often higher than that of African Americans, African Americans are incarcerated on drug charges at a rate 10 times greater than that of whites.
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There are so many great things you can put on it, like your phone as it charges at night or the book your were reading for class, instead of throwing it on the floor or falling asleep with it and letting it invariably get stuck in the gap between the bed and the wall.
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Do you think that future Houses will be even more hesitant to bring forward charges at all then or do you think the opposite is true and it'll be easier and faster and more often we will see the House just trying to bring charges knowing that it will probably go nowhere in the Senate?
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Announcing the charges at a banquet center not far from the Flint River, Bill Schuette, the state's attorney general, described "a fixation on finances and balance sheets" as at the root of what happened in Flint, where the water has been tied to the lead poisoning of children and the deaths of 12 people from Legionnaires' disease.
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It has been no more conciliatory in the more private, more refined surroundings in which it pleaded its case: court documents released by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Wednesday showed the club's considerable legal team had leveled all of the same charges at UEFA there, too, in the hope of having the investigation annulled.
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Charging the case wirelessly is slow — Apple tells me the case charges at 5 watts, which is slower than the iPhone is capable of, and it can take up to three and a half hours to fully tank up the case wirelessly, compared to the roughly two hours it takes over the Lightning cable, which is still an option on the new case.
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In a court filing earlier this year, prosecutors estimated the advisory sentencing guidelines for the tax fraud charges at 22011 to 22013 months in prison — if he was convicted of all five counts, which he was — and 22014 to 23.4 months on the bank fraud charges, but it's not clear how the partial guilty verdict on those counts will affect those numbers.
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"The bill still doesn't consider relief that would give many old-timers who've been languishing in prison for years, who don't have serious criminal history, or for that matter, who've been programming and have exemplary conduct while in prison," 52-year-old Dennis Crosby, who's doing 25 years for racketeering and murder charges at FCI Otisville in New York, told VICE via email.
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Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced the charges at a news conference with William F. Sweeney Jr., who leads the Federal Bureau of Investigation's New York office, and Andrew J. Ceresney, the enforcement director for the S.E.C. "This was an age-old and classic tale of quid-pro-quo corruption," Mr. Bharara said.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE and other top officials unveiled the charges at the Justice Department, part of an unprecedented international effort coordinated with the United Kingdom and other governments to call China out for theft of trade secrets.
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The question of legal representation for Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man accused of carrying out recent bombings in Manhattan and on the Jersey Shore, took a new turn on Monday when the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey said that it had been retained by his father and his wife to defend him on federal charges, at least until he was given a federal public defender or other lawyer.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE and other top officials unveiled the charges at the Justice Department, part of an unprecedented international effort coordinated with the United Kingdom and other governments to call China out for theft of trade secrets.
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Kardashian West also captured headlines last year after she visited the White House to ask 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 to pardon Alice Marie Johnson, a 85033-year-old woman who was serving a life sentence on nonviolent drug and money laundering charges at the time.
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Bill Press, the then co-host of CNN's Crossfire, published an editorial in a 1999 edition of the Los Angeles Times calling Broaddrick's story "fishy," in which he went on speculate about Broaddrick's true motives: "She did not press charges at the time [of the alleged attack], which is not uncommon but obviously made it harder to evaluate her allegation when it became public more than 20 years later," says Baker, who was a staff writer for The Washington Post at the time.
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