He does civil law, and I do the criminal side.
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He, Wallace, and King taught themselves criminal and civil law.
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His father is a lawyer focusing on civil law in Atlanta.
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They found themselves enforcing an airline rule, rather than civil law.
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But you've written that you prefer a change in civil law.
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If there was a breach of contract, civil law should apply.
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Israeli settlers are citizens entitled to the full protection of civil law.
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We will fully prosecute you under every available criminal and civil law.
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In the absence of such consent, Greek civil law will have default jurisdiction.
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He will not, of course, be punished by the civil law of Nevada.
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It is known by the unlovely name of the General Principles of Civil Law.
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But if Ms Buitenweg gets her way, civil-law cases will become much easier.
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Civil law stipulates jail for up to 20 years, caning and fines for offenders.
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Civil law seeks redress of wrong doing by compelling compensation or restitution from offenders.
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China has a civil-law system, which means that statutes are essential reference for judges.
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I have always taught respect for the civil law and will continue to do so.
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Shielding emails from civil law enforcement's reach would create an unprecedented digital shelter — one that does not exist for paper materials — and one that would enable wrongdoers to conceal evidence from civil law enforcement and encourage bad actors to ignore our requests for emails.
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A family court judge would rule if the evidence was "clear and convincing" under civil law.
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By the lights of strict secularism, using civil law to bring about religious divorce is problematic.
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In Malaysia, the legal minimum age for marriage under civil law for both genders is 18.
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"In addition, the perpetrators must expect considerable claims for damages under civil law," the police added.
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"In addition, the perpetrators must expect considerable claims for damages under civil law," the police added.
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In civil law, sexual harassment is a context in which quid pro quo would come up.
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Op-Ed Contributor AMERICANS rely on both criminal and civil law enforcement to bring wrongdoers to justice.
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In fact, trade secrets are the only form of intellectual property lacking remedies under federal civil law.
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I want survivors to have control over their cases, and I think civil law provides that opportunity.
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Non-Muslim Malaysians, mostly from the nation's ethnic Chinese and Indian minorities, are bound by civil law.
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While prosecutors have dropped that investigation, a civil law dispute between Erdogan and Boehmermann is not yet over.
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A few civil-law cases, including Ms Musa's own personal case, have been pursued successfully against reluctant husbands.
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On August 3, 753, the Youth bill was formally passed by the Israeli Parliament and became civil law.
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"Trade secrets are the only form of intellectual property that lack protection under federal civil law," Hatch said.
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In the rest of Pakistan, civil law enforcement agencies are supposed to maintain the law and order situation.
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I read a lot of Adam Smith, and he talks about the difference between civil law and natural law.
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Later, he tries to focus it on religious quests, and later still, he introduces the innovation of civil law.
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But being absolutely immune to suit means that there's no check from the civil law system on prosecutorial abuses.
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Civil law enforcement is critical to bringing wrongdoers to justice and, in our case, returning money to harmed investors.
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In many civil-law systems outside the United States, victims have long had a formal role alongside the prosecutor.
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He said the Church was committed to finding "justice" for the victims through its own channels and through civil law.
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At the heart of this debate is the recent controversial amendment to the civil law known as the Youth bill.
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But as a civil law enforcement agency, the S.E.C. cannot obtain warrants: That authority rests with criminal law enforcement authorities.
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But they should not be able to turn that personal belief — even a deeply held personal belief — into civil law.
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JUDITH GOLDINER New York The writer is attorney-in-charge of the Civil Law Reform Unit of the Legal Aid Society.
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As a small and independent civil law enforcement agency, the FTC encourages our partners to help spread our message to consumers.
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"We can argue over the finer points of which parts should be handled by civil law and criminal law," Buttigieg said.
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The following month, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Craddick was leaving the Circuit Attorney's office to practice civil law.
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JUDITH GOLDINER, NEW YORK The writer is attorney in charge of the Civil Law Reform Unit at the Legal Aid Society.
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"Anecdotally, we hear about it all the time," said Judith Goldiner, head of the Legal Aid Society's civil law reform unit.
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Civil law stipulates jail for up to 20 years, caning and fines for offenders, although enforcement of the law is rare.
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"It's as close as you're going to get in civil law to criminal interrogation and seizure," Renno told me over the phone.
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Activists called for defamation to be decriminalized and punishable only under civil law, which would mean monetary damages rather than prison time.
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That power can feel just as oppressive, and have effects just as pervasive, as garden variety administrative agency enforcement of civil law.
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"We say the offer of an internship was a bribe in civil law," Roger Masefield, a lawyer for the LIA, told the court.
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Brafman said Shkreli also owes $50,085 to his civil law firm, Fox Rothschild, to date, and that those fees keep rising every day.
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Civil law was created by people in power to keep them in power, while natural law is the instinctive difference between right and wrong.
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Activists in September had petitioned the commission for a public vote on whether Taiwan's civil law should protect same-sex couples' right to marriage.
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Mary Elizabeth Blue Hull: When property disputes reflect religious cleavages, courts should avoid entanglement with the doctrinal issues and hew closely to civil law.
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As a judge, he authored a law review article arguing that sitting Presidents should not be distracted by civil law suits or criminal investigations.
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Trade secrets — such as customer lists, formulas and manufacturing processes — were the only form of U.S. intellectual property lacking protection under federal civil law.
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He graduated from Temple Law School in 1953 and practiced law in Yardley, Pa., for 60 years, specializing in estate planning and civil law.
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The NPC, meanwhile, is a meeting of China's parliament, in which 3,000 delegates review the government's annual work report and draft provisions of civil law.
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These distinctions are well-founded in brick-and-mortar world criminal and civil law – and they should transfer into the digital world of information security.
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But the phrasing isn't identical in the aggravated felony law — and more importantly, the government's lawyers argued in this case, there's Supreme Court precedent that the federal government should get more of the benefit of the doubt over due process questions in civil law than in criminal law, presumably because civil law doesn't pose as serious a threat to an individual's life and liberty.
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After dealing with everything from criminal defense, juvenile law, family law and civil law, Wolf joined the Jefferson County Attorney's Office as a prosecutor in 2011.
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Catalonia has full responsibility in such areas as civil law, police, education, health care, industry, trade, consumer affairs, environment, research, local government, tourism, transport and media.
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For most of American history, it wasn't legal to be in the country illegally (obviously), but it was a civil law violation rather than a crime.
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He called on the Indonesian government to replace criminal defamation laws with a civil law that allows people with defamation complaints to sue for monetary damages.
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This tentative settlement involves dozens of women from around the world who are seeking financial recompense under civil law for the alleged sexual misconduct they suffered.
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Billionaire climate activist Steyer says as president he would decriminalize border crossings, processing those who enter the country illegally under civil law rather than criminal statutes.
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Since the Simpson trial, Shapiro turned to civil law and represents high-profile corporate clients including Rockstar Energy Drink and Steve Wynn and Wynn Resorts Ltd.
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Tech companies want to further modify the bill because "they hate the civil law language that allows judges to order them to remove content," according to Goldberg.
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The church-run investigation, conducted by five lay experts in civil law, finance and canon law, found no "conclusive evidence of sexual misconduct with minors," Lori said.
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Lucy Newman, staff attorney at the Legal Aid civil law reform unit, blamed the authority's inability to provide heat for residents on poor management and staff cuts.
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And Kennedy knows what he's talking about: He earned a J.D. from the University of Virginia's School of Law and completed Oxford University's Bachelor of Civil Law.
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For the first time, this extended a privacy tort—a civil law that allows victims to seek compensation in addition to criminal charges—to cover revenge porn.
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Among the demands are that each church diocese publish the names of abusive priests and hand over church records to civil law enforcement instead of fighting subpoenas.
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They argue that since they're civil law enforcement agencies without the power to obtain warrants, requiring warrants would block their investigations from getting emails and cloud data.
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The defense had argued that because the testimony was taken under the rules of civil law, Slager's attorneys were not allowed to prepare adequately for their cross-examination.
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The government also faced criticism for dropping, as being unconstitutional, a family law change that would have brought cases of unilateral conversion within the purview of civil law.
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Anne Doebler, a private immigration lawyer in Buffalo, said that undocumented immigrants want to follow traffic laws, and that civil law and immigration law should be kept distinct.
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Much Lebanese civil law, including personal status matters such as marriage, divorce and inheritance, is applied according to religious sect and in some cases treats women differently to men.
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The banking secrecy granted by civil law, which prevents banks from giving information to third parties such as other companies, should not be affected by this, the plan said.
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More than two-thirds of those who voted in the referendum wanted to retain the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman under the civil law.
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"At present, the University has not taken any decision on rescinding the Sultan of Brunei's 1993 Honorary Degree of Civil Law by Diploma," the university said in a statement.
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"Even before Sharia law, LGBT+ people could be prosecuted under civil law," Zoe told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, which is identifying her by only one name for her protection.
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Our civil-law heritage from Spain makes property law different from the U.S.; it is more difficult, time-consuming, and expensive to process an official title to a property.
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Mr Xi still stresses the importance of the "rule of law", but it is clear he means to apply the term mostly to businesses, and other parts of civil law.
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It has many aspects of a civil law system — the United States has a common law system — but it also has elements of Islamic law and elements of common law.
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A majority of people say they want a Christian coronation for the next monarch, and no government would tie up parliamentary time unpicking the links between canon and civil law.
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These types of undercover operations are used much less in civil law enforcement cases than criminal investigations because government officials are supposed to identify themselves if seeking information from individuals.
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He said it was essential to update China's civil law, which has its roots in German law and was last significantly revised in the 1980s, before economic and social transformations.
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And if we grant robots rights as quasi-citizens, will they be charged with assault and battery and legally responsible for the harm they may cause under criminal or civil law?
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There is a simple solution: Require civil law enforcement agencies to first seek electronic communications directly from an individual before seeking them from an Internet service provider or commercial email service.
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In the EU and many civil law countries, there are national ID-card infrastructures where the government provides this service so you can pay taxes, access websites and sign documents online.
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"We see tenants getting evicted in the middle of the school year and what that does to families," said Judith Goldiner, head of the Legal Aid Society's civil law reform unit.
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Similarly, MSU and USA Gymnastics will not face criminal charges for their part in Nassar's actions, though they are facing multiple civil law suits from over 100 victims of his abuse.
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After a brief stint in criminal court in which he said he won an acquittal for a client in a murder case early in his career, Davidson transitioned into civil law.
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The Vatican continues not to require bishops to report allegations of abuse to the police, unless doing so is compulsory under civil law (which in many countries, including Italy, it is not).
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"The state issues interpretive guidance all the time on laws, and this is within their right to do that," said Judith Goldiner, who oversees the Legal Aid Society's civil law reform unit.
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The instructions also made clear that even if documents and testimony produced in canonical trials are shared with civil law enforcement officials or other interested parties, they may not be made public.
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Taiwan is now a step closer to marriage equality, and will become the first Asian government to make same-sex marriage legal, if it eventually passes a new amendment to civil law.
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"It's an important tool, but of course it's better if the Diet were to make same-sex marriage a reality by changing civil law first," she said, referring to the national Parliament.
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We believe that the Electronic Communications Privacy Act can be updated and modernized to provide important privacy safeguards to individuals without jeopardizing the effectiveness of the S.E.C. and other civil law enforcement agencies.
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The New York Attorney General's office is currently pursuing a civil law suit against the President's charity, the Donald J. Trump Foundation, as well as against the President himself and his adult children.
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Ahmed Mohamed shows the clock he built in a school pencil box to reporters Ahmed Mohamed aka 'Clock Boy' shows off his clock after a press conference addressing his civil law suit pic.twitter.
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Armed with her training in both Sharia and civil law, and taking on the cases of persecuted reporters, dissidents and minorities, she enters a trench war within Iran's deteriorating and corrupt legal system.
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"Landlords should be able to take a little less, and there should be forbearance until tenants get their jobs back," said Judith Goldiner, head of the Legal Aid Society's civil law reform unit.
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It is common in many parts of rural Afghanistan for fathers to marry off their daughters without the daughter's consent, even though both Afghan civil law and Islamic Shariah law require such consent.
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Professor Rupprecht Podszun, a chair for civil law, German and European competition law at Heinrich Heine University, who has been following the FCO's intervention, dubs the court ruling a "major blow" for the regulator.
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In a move to "respect the result of the referendum," Taiwan's existing definition for marriage in civil law won't be altered and a special law would be enacted for same-sex marriage, Su said.
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"In loan contracts concluded in Poland and indexed to a foreign currency, unfair terms relating to the difference in exchange rates cannot be replaced by general provisions of Polish civil law," the court said.
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The draft law unveiled by cabinet on Thursday would give same-sex couples similar legal protections for marriage as heterosexuals, but marriage in civil law would remain defined as between a man and woman.
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Prosecutors declined to press charges against Rapp, though the department is facing a civil law lawsuit alleging wrongful death, and billboards appeared earlier this year in the Wichita metro area calling for a criminal charges.
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On Saturday, Taiwan will hold a series of public votes on whether its civil law should now recognize same-sex marriage, after its election authority approved contradicting referendum petitions from both conservative and rights groups.
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Still, the 2,700-case-increase remains a drop in the bucket compared to the backlog in the immigration courts, which are separate from the broader criminal justice and civil law system and have different rules.
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Decisions on same-sex marriage Also in Saturday referendums, voters in Taiwan opposed changing the current civil law to accommodate same-sex marriage, dealing a heavy blow to the island's LGBT community and its allies.
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From the more than 450 cities and counties that have passed Tobacco 21 laws, "what we have found that does work is when you make local health departments under civil law do the enforcement," he says.
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In her article, Brodsky advocates for a new civil law that would specifically name the practice "in order to hopefully cut through some of those biases" and provide a clearer legal path for victims, she said.
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Late last year, Taiwan voters opposed same-sex marriage in a series of referendums, defining marriage as being between a man and a woman in civil law, though seeking a special law for same-sex unions.
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American civil law being what it is (an expensive and time-consuming lottery), Messrs Page and Plant may settle rather than go to trial, and some of their wealth will go to the descendants of Spirit.
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Trump has been through a rough patch the last few weeks -- largely of his own making following his comment that a U.S. judge was biased against him in a civil law suit because of his Mexican ancestry.
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If the bill, as written, becomes law, civil law enforcement would be deprived of existing tools to obtain critical electronic evidence of wrongdoing, and people committing fraud could make their digital trail vanish with a single keystroke.
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"Fairfax brings this action to restore his reputation and clear his name, ensure the truth prevails, stop the weaponization of false allegations of sexual assault against him, and vindicate his rights under civil law," the lawsuit says.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan will hold a public vote on whether its civil law should recognize same-sex marriage, two election officials told Reuters on Tuesday, reviving a debate over a separate law for civil unions between gay couples.
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Not only can the Supreme Court do this, Gorsuch writes, but it has every bit as much right to do it when it thinks a civil law is too vague as when it thinks a criminal law is.
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But the advocates argue that when the Constitution was drafted, the distinction between criminal and civil law was less clear, and that pardon power has been used to dismiss offenses that would constitute civil violations under today's standards.
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He has done this as part of his larger effort to delegitimize all who have participated in various probes of Russian efforts to influence the 2016 election and other violations of criminal and civil law they might uncover.
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Victim's groups and their advocates have called for the Vatican to make reporting of suspected abuse to police mandatory but the Holy See says Church law cannot override local civil law because the latter varies around the world.
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Legal expert Alexandra Brodsky wrote on the topic in the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, advocating for a new civil law that would specifically name the practice as "nonconsensual condom removal," in order to help victims gain justice.
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"It's untenable for a senior counselor to the president to decide that civil law is no longer something she is bound by," said Liz Hempowicz, director of public policy at the Project on Government Oversight, one of the groups.
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It has reached a nearly $1403 billion deal with the U.S. government, but still faces an array of civil law suits and members of its management board - which runs the company day-to-day - are under fire over their bonus scheme.
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It has reached a nearly $25 billion deal with the U.S. government, but still faces an array of civil law suits and members of its management board - which runs the company day-to-day - are under fire over their bonus scheme.
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After earning a bachelor's degree in jurisprudence in 1972 and a bachelor of civil law degree at Worcester College, Oxford, he taught at Northwestern University in Illinois and had a tenured professorship at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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The lawmakers in the two states that have so far proposed laws criminalizing nonconsensual condom removal are fighting the good fight, and I'm so grateful for their passion, but I wish they'd chosen a different tactic: a civil law remedy.
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He stressed the "need to comply" with civil law, including mandatory reporting of abuse against minors and said Pope Francis understands how "these crimes can shake the faith and spirit of believers" and that the pontiff wanted to "root out this tragic horror".
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India's top judge was urged on Thursday to scrap a civil law that permits Muslim men to divorce their wives by simply stating their intention three times, a practice that has even left some wives dumped by text.
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"I think he's a fair judge and a good judge, but I found him very frustrating," said Robert Deitz, a retired attorney who practiced civil law for two decades before taking senior national security jobs at the CIA and National Security Administration.
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The statement stressed the "need to comply" with civil law, including mandatory reporting of abuse against minors and said Pope Francis understands how "these crimes can shake the faith and spirit of believers" and that he wanted to "root out this tragic horror".
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"It is important to appreciate that this does not mean that it has any power to confer immunity from liability under either the criminal law or the civil law ... on either its own officers or on agents handled by them," the IPT said.
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He studied law at the University of Madrid and received a doctorate in canon law in 1953 from the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas (also known as the Angelicum) in Rome and a doctorate in civil law from the Pontifical Lateran University.
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In her article -- which helped garner attention to the act of "stealthing" -- Brodsky advocates for a new civil law that would specifically name the practice "in order to hopefully cut through some of those biases" and provide a clearer legal path for victims, she said.
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This is no knock against the FTC; as a former FTC staff member, it is, in my biased opinion, the nation's premier civil law enforcement agency, which is why I don't want to see it turned into a patsy for watering down consumer protection.
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The move comes after an article by The Daily News and ProPublica raised questions about how the police were employing the obscure civil law, citing instances in which tenants were either evicted themselves or forced to expel relatives without having the chance to defend themselves in court.
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Broward prosecutors will try to use this civil law concept to impose criminal liability on Peterson and assert that school resource officers have a special duty to protect the safety of students in their assigned schools, just as parents do when the kids are at home.
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Kathalijna Buitenweg, a prominent Green member of the Dutch parliament, is lobbying the government for a change in civil law that would make it easier and more routine for judges to compel reluctant husbands to release their wives from the religious bonds of a dead marriage.
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How the Thailand military is using a century-old respect-the-throne law to silence critics How the Thailand military is using a century-old respect-the-throne law to silence critics Thai society's respect for its royal family is deep-rooted and codified into civil law.
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And on Thursday, police officials said the orders were no longer available to journalists, noting that the department realized this year that the practice — which had been around so long that many officials could not recall when it began — was in violation of state civil law.
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Unlike Mr. Trump, who is exempt from conflict of interest laws, both Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump — who took a formal White House position this past week — are forbidden under federal criminal and civil law to take any action that might benefit their particular financial holdings.
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"Catholics who have been remarried under civil law after a divorce are invited to go to the church, participate in their lives and mature as living members of the church," the German bishops' conference said in a statement on Wednesday, summarizing the conclusions reached at a Jan.
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Hilgendorf, who will give three lectures at the Renmin University of China Law School and hold high-level meetings about the new legislation, said China had adopted a great deal of German criminal and civil law, albeit with some tweaks, and he expected similar action in this case.
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But instead of entangling itself in history, and with it, doctrinal arguments being made by the groups — Shearith Israel was historically Sephardic, while Jeshuat Israel was mostly Ashkenazi — he wrote the court should just look at the 1903 agreement and other contracts as it would in any other civil law case.
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Protections for the accused do exist under the Japanese Constitution; they were introduced by the United States during its occupation of the country after World War II. Under the Japanese civil law system, however, they generally apply only at the trial stage, where issues of guilt or innocence are formally determined.
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Researchers at my organization, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, noticed back in March that this contribution was given by the Trump Foundation to a political organization supporting Bondi called And Justice for All Lightweight NYS Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is trying to extort me with a civil law suit.
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An enormous amount of the activity of our daily lives — being married, being divorced, having kids, taking care of other people's kids, taking care of elderly relatives who need help with their affairs, all kinds of relationships at work, anything you buy or sell — all of that is governed by the civil law.
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