She did not have the intent to commit a crime.
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And where did they supposedly commit a crime, if any?
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When you commit a crime, you go to a holding facility.
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"When two people commit a crime, two people die," said another.
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"Ill health cannot be a license to commit a crime," he said.
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"You can commit a crime via text," Rayburn said, the Globe reports.
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By Cohen's own admission, Trump never told him to commit a crime.
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He was arrested and charged with solicitation to commit a crime of violence.
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The president doesn't even have to commit a crime to be impeached, right?
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Who would carry around a rife if they're gonna go commit a crime?
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There was nothing in Alex's personal history to suggest he'd commit a crime.
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However, Ruffalo did attempt to commit a crime — stealing a large Oscar statue.
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"A conspiracy is just folks getting together to commit a crime," said Cotter.
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Did the president commit a crime when he had that conversation with Comey?
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The first involves proving that a suspect had the means to commit a crime.
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If you're going to commit a crime, you probably shouldn't record yourself doing it.
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"How can somebody that is like this commit a crime like this?" he says.
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Of course he didn't commit a crime," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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In most cases, "it's not an attempt to commit a crime," Chief Gardner said.
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As the story begins, the brothers commit a crime—a housebreaking—with mixed results.
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Showing a "fair probability" of a conspiracy to commit a crime is not difficult.
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That makes them nearly impossible to trace if they're used to commit a crime.
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"Somebody is going to break your heart, get released and commit a crime," he said.
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"I had no intent to commit a crime," Simpson at one point told the panel.
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Its informants are also prohibited from "initiating or instigating" a plan to commit a crime.
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"A president cannot commit a crime by engaging in a constitutionally protected act," Dershowitz said.
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He testified under oath in federal court that you directed him to commit a crime.
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If you&aposre saying that&aposs part of what happens when you commit a crime.
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We did not, however, make a determinations to whether the president did commit a crime.
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I would be described more often as the "type of person" to commit a crime.
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Explain why you could not say that the President did not commit a crime. 3.
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"For someone to commit a crime like this, I saw no psychological leads," says Bros.
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"The idea that I would commit a crime is a nonsense," Black told the BBC.
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"It's a tragic situation, but criminally, Joey Ems did not commit a crime," he said.
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The idea is to catch criminals before they actually commit a crime, Minority Report-style.
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And, of course, a person without lesions could commit a crime, unrelated to brain damage.
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He was, in effect, urging Russia to commit a crime that would damage national security.
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LEWANDOWSKI: When you commit a crime in this country, that&aposs very clear -- SMITH: OK, Corey?
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If you commit a crime, a judge or jury decides your punishment based on those laws.
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We did not, however, make a determination as to whether the President did commit a crime.
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"We did not, however, make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime."
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"Donald Trump didn't do anything wrong, he didn't commit a crime of any kind," he continued.
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She said the Manson Family had wanted to commit a crime that would shake the world.
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Heaven forbid we should actually make prosecutors prove that someone actually intended to commit a crime!
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The rulebook says that an attorney can never, ever help a client to commit a crime.
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He ultimately pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a firearm with intent to commit a crime.
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But when the police commit a crime on you, it's hard to know who to tell.
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A judge could commit a crime, like hitting someone, for which he could not be impeached.
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At that time, Dershowitz said a president didn't need to commit a crime to be impeached.
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Why would a someone who is already wealthy beyond imagining commit a crime for financial gain?
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MCCARTHY: It&aposs a fact that it is part of what happens when you commit a crime.
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In fact, immigrants are less likely to commit a crime than native citizens are — including undocumented immigrants.
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Arrests for non-compliance are likely only after an untraceable gun is used to commit a crime.
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"We did not make a determination as to whether" Trump "did commit a crime," Mueller has said.
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If any of my teammates commit a crime, I'm not going to throw them under the bus.
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She is accused of malicious use of telecommunication services and using a computer to commit a crime.
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These people may be here illegally but they didn't commit a crime, also we desperately need them!
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But what if you don't want to commit a crime but still want to succeed in life?
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If a person uses Facebook to commit a crime, for example, the company generally is not liable.
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"If you commit a crime, you are not forgiven because you are united as a religious group."
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"It is unacceptable to commit a crime and unlawful killing today, tomorrow or after tomorrow," he said.
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Several police cars hunt you down if you commit a crime in a white, middle-class neighborhood.
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He says, just as kids can&apost go to jail with their parents when they commit a crime.
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If you conspire to commit a crime, even though the conspiracy's unsuccessful, the conspiracy itself was a crime.
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What if you're not white and a piece of software predicts you'll commit a crime because of that?
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There are links if you insist on watching him commit a crime and subsequently get arrested for it.
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"This case now boils down to a single fact: P.O. Pantaleo did not commit a crime," Lynch said.
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"If they commit a crime in community, it would be an issue for local law enforcement," he said.
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True, if the client is seeking advice in order to commit a crime, he's not entitled to confidentiality.
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Did Van Vechten really commit a crime under Franco so heinous it can't be discussed in polite company?
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"In my heart and in my mind, though, I know I did not commit a crime," Stewart said.
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" He continued, "We did not, however, make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime.
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"Paddock did not commit a crime until he fired the first round into the crowd," the report states.
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She falls in love with Narcissus, and together they commit a crime that leads to a tragic conclusion.
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He now says a president must commit a crime or "criminal-like behavior" in order to be impeached.
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"I will not stop all deportations if you commit a crime that's a felony," he told Mr. Rojas.
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Donald Trump directed his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, to commit a crime, Cohen's lawyer Lanny Davis said Tuesday.
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I did not commit a crime," she said on Monday, calling the impeachment process "an irony of history.
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While Trump's legal papers laid out extensive arguments as to why he did not commit a crime, the General Accounting Office, the watchdog arm of Congress, said last week that Trump did commit a crime by withholding U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, money that was ultimately sent after a brief pause.
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" He said that while he&aposd "made a personal mistake" before becoming governor, he "did not commit a crime.
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MUELLER PRESS CONFERENCE: We did not, however, make a determination as to whether the President did commit a crime.
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People bully, and you can encourage someone to die via text, and you can commit a crime via text.
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Though you usually have to commit a crime to be arrested, Simms was in handcuffs for a different reason.
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Welsh was also charged with using a computer to commit a crime, according to the Macomb County Sheriff's Office.
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Native born Americans are much more prone to commit a crime and to harm another American than immigrants are.
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The steepest fine would occur if a minor uses an unsecured firearm to cause injury or commit a crime.
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"We do believe, at the end of the day, that Brian Block did not commit a crime," he said.
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"We did not make a determination as to whether" Trump "did commit a crime," said Mueller at that time.
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The filing has fed a theory among some conservatives that Flynn had been wrongly led to commit a crime.
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But Mr. Mueller said he could not prove the campaign officials "knowingly and willfully" intended to commit a crime.
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If they find out that Trump did commit a crime, he's the one American that can't escape to Mexico.
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She was also charged with resisting or obstructing officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime, and contempt of court.
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If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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First of all, did Omarosa commit a crime by secretly recording John Kelly in the White House Situation Room?
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These include burglary—entering a building without consent and with the intent to commit a crime—and drug crimes.
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He said: 'If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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"If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said.
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How could perceived societal pressure warp people's moral compass to an extent that they feel compelled to commit a crime?
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"Further investigation may reveal that they have the wrong person or that someone truly didn't commit a crime," Kim explained.
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"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," he said.
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"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," Mueller said.
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Sylvia was charged on Monday in Camden, New Jersey, with one count of solicitation to commit a crime of violence.
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"If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," Mueller said.
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Maria Lewis, 29, of Emeryville, was charged with carrying a banned weapon and working with others to commit a crime.
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Another area concerns antique weapons which fall outside British legislation and can be converted or reactivated to commit a crime.
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An official needn't commit a crime for the House to conclude an abuse of power or unbecoming conduct has occurred.
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"I had no intent to commit a crime," Simpson testified in a cramped room at the medium security Lovelock facility.
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MUELLER: 'If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so'
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"The first of these requires only that the lawyer 'commit' a crime, whether or not he's been convicted," Leubsdorf said.
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Heller says he's analyzed more than 2 hours of video from the night and nothing shows him commit a crime.
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Otherwise, the board could be held liable if the person later goes on to commit a crime in the building.
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"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said.
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The decision often comes down to whether the ICE officer thinks that person might commit a crime or skip town.
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"If we had had confidence that he clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so," Mueller said.
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" Mr. Rogers added, "Her heart goes out to the family, and, at the same time, she didn't commit a crime.
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And if the head of Mesa Verde is about to commit a crime, which crime is he about to commit?
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Vallow now faces charges of resisting or obstructing police officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime, and contempt of court.
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The Swiss authorities accused al-Khelaifi of inciting Jérôme Valcke, a former top official of FIFA, to commit a crime.
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Other charges against her include resisting or obstructing police officers, criminal solicitation to commit a crime, and contempt of court.
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But to many who followed the case, there was no question that the boy had intended to commit a crime.
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Much the same way as if you were to commit a crime in the continental United States for any other reason.
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"If we had had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," he said.
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"If you commit a crime to get the proceeds of life insurance, you're not going to get the proceeds," Friedman said.
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"If we had had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said.
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One Brown source said, "An innocent man shouldn't be worried about staying at a place where he didn't commit a crime."
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The main issue is that it's really easy to accidentally commit a crime, and when you do, you're punished for it.
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Somebody will intend to commit a crime, but they don't have a record that shows up on the background check system.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," he said.
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"For him to leave Syria he must commit a crime and that's his only way of getting out," Jones told CNN.
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"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," he told reporters.
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His team said, however, that if they had confidence the president did not commit a crime, they would have said so.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller added.
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She said she believes it was an intelligence operation intended to torment her psychologically and induce her to commit a crime.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said.
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As for whether Assange encouraged Manning to commit a crime, even that claim seems dubious, based on what's in the indictment.
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That creates a problem for defendants, who may desperately need the testimony to establish that they did not commit a crime.
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Mr. McCollum "did commit a crime, and they suffered as a result of it," Mr. Friedman said, referring to the authority.
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He was booked and released on Thursday, and maintained his innocence in a statement, saying he did not commit a crime.
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"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so," he told America.
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"If I convicted without evidence or without moral certainty, I would commit a crime of being a bad judge," said Francis.
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"If I convicted without evidence or without moral certainty, I would commit a crime of being a bad judge," Francis said.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller says.
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David Chou, 26, of Santa Cruz, was charged with possession of a banned weapon and working with others to commit a crime.
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But Rubio, speaking on NBC's Meet the Press, said the deal traded American "hostages" for Iranian "prisoners who did commit a crime".
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Just because firing the FBI director is legal doesn't necessarily mean that Trump didn't commit a crime by firing the FBI director.
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"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said Wednesday morning.
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I do not want to commit a crime but if by chance, God will place me there, you all better watch out.
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In communities every day, if you commit a crime police will take you to jail regardless of whether you have a family.
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His lawyer told reporters that his client was a motorcycle-taxi driver who was unaware his passenger planned to commit a crime.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said Wednesday.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mr. Mueller said.
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"Dangerousness" - the possibility someone could eventually commit a crime - is a catch-all used against anyone authorities do not like, critics say.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller cryptically said.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said later.
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And yet you're treated in the criminal justice system as if you've just rationally decided to go out and commit a crime.
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The men face charges of conspiracy to commit a crime, killing an endangered species, destruction of property, trespassing, and destruction of habitat.
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B steals the money from himself, uses it to commit a crime, or misleads donors about what it's for, he's in the clear.
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LEWANDOWSKI: When you commit a crime, you are taken from family -- PETKANAS: She has down syndrome when she was taken from her mother.
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If you commit a crime in this country, the police will take you to jail regardless if you have a family or not.
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" But he also noted, "if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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If the ethics office thinks Conway did commit a crime, [Shaub] can refer the matter to the Department of Justice for prosecution. 2.
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While the Ramones didn't commit a crime that heinous here, it's still a shame that Joey's heartbreak was absorbed by something more palatable.
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Kidnapping charges Weldon was arraigned last week on charges of kidnapping, threat to commit a crime, carrying a dangerous weapon and resisting arrest.
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Cillizza: There's a legal debate raging -- thanks to John Dowd -- over whether a President can even commit a crime like obstruction of justice.
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"All 19 defendants were indicted on a charge of conspiracy to commit a crime of violence, with a bias crime enhancement," it said.
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" Mueller said on Wednesday that "if we had had confidence the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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By gaining citizenship, they gain the right to vote and protection against deportation if they commit a crime — which most permanent residents won't.
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Two people are guilty of the crime of conspiracy if they agreed to commit a crime and took any step toward that goal.
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Gun companies are protected from most legal action when their weapons are used to commit a crime, as stipulated by Congress in 2005.
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A conspiracy is simply an agreement between two or more people to commit a crime, plus some minimal act toward committing the crime.
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The disservice becomes unimaginable when it leaves the most pertinent question lingering: Did the President of the United States actually commit a crime?
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But DOJ's insistence that they can't charge the president, even if he did commit a crime, necessitates more oversight and more transparency here.
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At the heart of the question is the issue of when a child can be deemed to have intent to commit a crime.
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Research has long indicated that the severity of punishment has very little effect on someone's willingness to commit a crime or use drugs.
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To ensure people don't flee or commit a crime while out, the system checks if someone poses a flight risk or is dangerous.
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" To the contrary, as Mueller stated, "If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that.
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Yes. Most federal criminal statutes contain an "attempt" provision establishing that unsuccessful efforts to commit a crime are no different than successfully completed crimes.
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"We did not make a determination as to whether" Trump "did commit a crime," said Mueller, who did not take any questions from journalists.
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First and foremost, don't commit a crime and then verify your location, name, and credit card number with an easy-to-access timestamp attached.
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These laws are needed, as often, victims who are forced to commit a crime are mistaken for criminals by law enforcement and judicial officials.
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The probe will seek to determine whether there has been a violation of personal data and inducement to commit a crime, the source added.
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It begins with that old, tried and true television premise: that a "normal" person, when pushed into an impossible situation, might commit a crime.
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Lawyers for Dotcom argued during the appeals hearing in September that there was not enough evidence to show he conspired to commit a crime.
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"After that investigation, if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," he said.
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"Dilma claims that other presidents did the same thing, but just because other people commit a crime doesn't justify your own crimes," he said.
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And while the perpetrator must intend the touching, he need not intend that it cause harm or offense in order to commit a crime.
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The court concluded that Lochte did not lie to authorities, but rather to NBC, and therefore did not commit a crime of false communication.
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Citizenship protects immigrants from deportation if they commit a crime, and gives them access to federal benefits and jobs that are restricted to citizens.
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Researchers found that gun owners with no criminal record at the time of obtaining a weapon were much less likely to commit a crime.
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Despite the video footage of the fatal encounter, a Staten Island grand jury decided in 2014 that Officer Pantaleo did not commit a crime.
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An important line of defense for President Trump against the House decision to formalize impeachment proceedings is that he did not commit a crime.
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Aiding and abetting is another broad legal concept that makes it a crime to encourage, counsel or command another person to commit a crime.
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"Those defendants have won the right to proclaim to the citizens of Texas that they did not commit a crime," the written ruling said.
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That would mean using Facebook to determine if an immigrant would be likely to commit a crime or likely to contribute positively to society.
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The company's software is also sold to the Los Angeles Police Department, which uses it to predict the likelihood that someone will commit a crime.
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"At the end, you will say Mr. Cosby is no criminal..he was foolish, he was ridiculous, but he didn't commit a crime," Mesereau said.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi didn't commit a crime earlier this week when she tore up a copy of Trump's State of the Union address in protest.
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Trumpism's zero-sum ethos of "owning the libs" means it doesn't matter that Pelosi didn't actually commit a crime in any way, shape, or form.
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I take Robert Mueller at his word: 'If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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Thomas Parker, 22, of Berkeley, was also charged with working with others to commit a crime, as was 27-year-old Caitlin Boyle of Oakland.
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It is a sad truth that the people statistically most likely to commit a crime are the people who already served time for committing one.
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Weldon was arraigned in Springfield District Court on Tuesday on charges including kidnapping, threat to commit a crime, carrying a dangerous weapon and resisting arrest.
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They had previously been sentenced to 30 years in prison because of their conviction on charges of using government-issued firearms to commit a crime.
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" From Howlin' Wolf, Mr. Jagger chose two tales of fierce, comic romantic strife and churning rhythm: "Just Like I Treat You" and "Commit a Crime.
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" This is despite Mr. Mueller saying, "If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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And Mueller, for all his warning bells about a president who you can't say didn't commit a crime, isn't planning to be any further help.
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That prospect appeared to be slim as Republican lawmakers embraced Mr. Barr's conclusion that, despite the evidence collected, the president did not commit a crime.
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Though extreme in précis, the story comes to feel oddly relatable: If I were going to commit a crime, that's probably how it would be.
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The defendants, 16 of whom were charged in June on criminal complaints, were indicted on a charge of conspiracy to commit a crime of violence.
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"When I was a reporter, I was very confident that I was not the kind of person who could ever commit a crime," he said.
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PEOPLE confirms that Prasad has been charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances, attempted murder, assault with a firearm and conspiracy to commit a crime.
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LEWANDOWSKI: When you commit a crime in any country, whether it is the United States or Canada or anywhere else, you are separated from your child.
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If an American were to commit a crime anywhere in the United States, they would go to jail and they would be separated from their family.
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If you are in Stockholm visiting and commit a crime in a specific level of seriosity, then we detain you until you have served your sentence.
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The criminal charge of conspiracy, however, involves just the agreement to commit a crime, followed by one concrete step toward pulling it off, Mariotti pointed out.
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"The sentence runs against the rule of law and taints Morocco's justice system as Mahdaoui did not commit a crime," his lawyer, Mohamed El Hini, said.
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However, Mueller's team says that after the deal was struck, Manafort backtracked on this story and told them that Kilimnik did not knowingly commit a crime.
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That Meza could commit a crime so gruesome stunned some who knew him, as it revealed a violence they didn't see lurking beneath his sweet demeanor.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said in his only press conference.
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Profiti and Spina risk prison sentences of three to five years if convicted, under Vatican laws on conspiracy to commit a crime and misappropriation of funds.
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If the client seeks to use the attorney's license to commit a crime, then any communications between the attorney and the client are no longer privileged.
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The idea behind conspiracy liability is that when two people agree to commit a crime, it's much worse for society than when a lone actor does.
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He was convicted of the crimes committed after he turned 23, including extortion, making threats and false reports, conspiracy to commit a crime, and money laundering.
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As we reported, Lori and other defendants have complained prosecutors have been withholding key evidence that tends to show the parents did not commit a crime.
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Salman Rashid, 23, who was born in Bangladesh but is a naturalized US citizen, is charged with soliciting another person to commit a crime of violence.
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Young's lawyers presented an entrapment defense, which hinges on proof that the government induced illegal conduct and the defendant had no predisposition to commit a crime.
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Fourteen other protesters were given lighter, suspended prison terms, which they will not be required to serve unless they commit a crime in the coming months.
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They pay a company called Palantir to analyze social media, trace people&aposs ties to gang members and predict the likelihood that someone may commit a crime.
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Over 250,000 guns are stolen each year from the homes and cars of lawful gun owners, and many of these weapons are used to commit a crime.
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I want to emphasize that you, of course, do have to have an underlying crime, or attempt to commit a crime, in order to have a conspiracy.
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As set forth in our report, after that investigation, if we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that.
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Americans needed a definitive, plain-language, nonlegalistic statement from Mueller about one and only one question: Did the President and his henchmen and women commit a crime?
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A year later, police labelled the shooting an "accident" and determined there was "no intent to commit a crime was found," according to the Herald and WSOC.
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I correlate these empty lots to these kids – they commit a crime and go to jail and become career criminals and they think nothing can be done.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," the special counsel said at a press conference.
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DACA recipients, or Dreamers, are protected from deportation unless they commit a crime or leave the country without prior authorization from United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Every day in communities across the country -- if you commit a crime the police will take you to jail -- regardless if you have a family or not.
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It may very well be that Assange did commit a crime — but his arrest might not be something we should cheer, at least not without some reflection.
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So in the aftermath of a prison sentence, especially a long one, someone is made more likely to commit a crime than he would have been otherwise.
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Entrapment law allows defendants who took bait to claim that the government turned them into criminals instead of merely giving them the opportunity to commit a crime.
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Companies wanted a way to shield themselves from financial losses should a star commit a crime or otherwise taint the reputation in which the brand had invested.
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However, Mueller's team says that after the deal was struck, Manafort backtracked on this story and told them that Kilimnik did not actually knowingly commit a crime.
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Set in New York in 1971, Satellite Collective's "Echo & Narcissus" recasts the lovers, respectively, as a socialite and night owl who commit a crime with tragic consequences.
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During his arraignment in June, Weldon had pleaded not guilty to initial charges of kidnapping, threat to commit a crime, carrying a dangerous weapon and resisting arrest.
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Most Democrats avoided talking about booting President Donald Trump from office after his former lawyer Michael Cohen's claim that the president directed him to commit a crime.
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To constitute an attempted crime, the justices said, someone would have to not only prepare to commit a crime but take clear steps toward carrying it out.
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However, after recent stories of some suspects being set free only to later commit a crime, there's been outcry from conservative lawmakers and law enforcement authorities. Gov.
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A court-imposed gag order on Mr. Nawi's arrest — for, among other charges, contact with a foreign agent and conspiracy to commit a crime — was lifted on Thursday.
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In his letter summarizing Mueller's report to Congress, Attorney General Bill Barr seemingly disagrees, however, saying he believes Trump didn't commit a crime, regardless of his executive powers.
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Separately, a high-level Colombian government official who asked not to be named said arrestable offences could include illegal possession of weapons and conspiracy to commit a crime.
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About one in three adult prisoners commit a crime within a year of their release, government data shows, costing the country roughly 15 billion pounds ($19 billion) annually.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said, summarizing what he said in the report.
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Kompromat is a means of leverage, to the extent that it can make a person commit a crime or do horrible things out of fear of being exposed.
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"If we had had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said in a rare public statement in May.
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The Times reports that the tweets are just one piece of a larger puzzle, but could help establish a pattern of behavior, and intent to commit a crime.
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In his favor: He will turn 70 years old in July, and people above the age of 41 are considered less likely to commit a crime (-1 point).
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" He elaborated to The Washington Post, "A conspiracy to commit a crime becomes a crime if there's one overt act — meaning you do anything to implement the crime.
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" He elaborated to The Washington Post, "A conspiracy to commit a crime becomes a crime if there's one overt act — meaning you do anything to implement the crime.
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With or without programs to help them, judges have to make plenty of predictions, for instance about whether a person will commit a crime or flee before trial.
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"We don't know the actual risk of: If you have a brain lesion in one of these regions, how likely are you to commit a crime," Darby says.
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Several other candidates also called for impeachment after the speech in which Mueller said that his team was not confident that the president did not commit a crime.
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Last summer, the mayor's office rolled out a $22 million initiative called "NYC Safe," which seeks to identify and treat at-risk individuals before they commit a crime.
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But it actually has the opposite effect: Maybe you can't commit a crime while you're in prison, but you commit a bunch more [crimes] once you get out.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mr. Mueller said in his nine-minute news conference.
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Meanwhile, 61% believe that Trump committed a crime if he told Cohen to pay off the women, compared to 31% who say Trump did not commit a crime.
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The case turned largely on whether Mr. Whilby was too drunk to understand his actions or to form the intent in his mind necessary to commit a crime.
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No matter how strict the criteria or how rigorous the vetting, there is always some possibility, however remote, that a given individual will one day commit a crime.
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Conspiracy is a broad concept that essentially makes it a crime for two or more people to agree to commit a crime; the agreement itself is the crime.
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On the train ride, I watch "A Question of Silence," a 1982 Dutch film about three women who are strangers to one another but commit a crime together.
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Those participants were presented with paragraphs about each of 50 defendants and asked to rate the likelihood that each would commit a crime in the following two years.
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"As set forth in our report, after that investigation, if we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," Mueller said.
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A minor who was not named confessed to helping plan the Duma attack, according to Shin Bet, and was charged with providing assistance and conspiracy to commit a crime.
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In their mid- to late teens and early 44s, people are much, much likelier to commit a crime than they are in their 21.5s and especially 220s and on.
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Victor Almanza-Martinez, 19, was booked into Monterey County Jail in California last Wednesday on charges of robbery, kidnapping, conspiracy to commit a crime, vehicle theft and gang enhancements.
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She, Adella and Bayat are each charged with felony murder, and Bayat and Li are additionally each charged with felony conspiracy to commit a crime, according to court officials.
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In their mid-to-late teens and early 20003s, people are much, much likelier to commit a crime than they are in their 22000s and especially 21990s and on.
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Protests have not subsided in Sacramento, a week after city and state law enforcement concluded that the officers who shot and killed Stephon Clark did not commit a crime.
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Kelly points to his past -- cases in which he's been accused of inappropriate sexual acts -- as proof he'd never commit a crime again, knowing all eyes were on him.
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To be fair, he had nowhere to run—due to Antarctica's isolation, if you commit a crime there, you're basically imprisoned in the same place that you committed it.
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Even if the Justice Department finds she did not commit a crime, it's unlikely Republicans will take that at face value, with the Lynch meeting only providing additional ammo.
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That is irrelevant, however, because lawyers instead talk about conspiracy: an agreement by two or more people to commit a crime — whether or not they end up doing so.
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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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She faces charges that include two felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children, resisting or obstructing officers, contempt of court and criminal solicitation to commit a crime.
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However, Clinton was charged with abuse of power among other articles and Dershowitz argued at the time that the president didn't need to commit a crime to be impeached.
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The president could quash Bannon's ability to testify to confidential interactions with the president as long as they did not implicate "crime-fraud" – advice given to commit a crime.
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Kentucky and New Jersey have shifted from bail towards personalized, data-driven risk assessments that better predict who is likely to commit a crime pretrial or skip court dates.
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In their mid- to late teens and early 20s, people are much, much likelier to commit a crime than they are in their 30s and especially 40s and on.
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Mr. Woodard was arrested and charged with one count of motor larceny, two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and three counts of threatening to commit a crime.
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And as set forth in the report after that investigation, if we had had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.
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Marquette County, Michigan, Prosecuting Attorney Matt Wiese recently defended his decision to charge the juvenile girl with malicious use of telecommunication services and using a computer to commit a crime.
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"If deporting you out of this country when you commit a crime is a tool at my disposal, you are darn right I am going to use it," Harran said.
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He was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said, using similar language to that in his final report.
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"As set forth in the report, after that investigation if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so," Mueller said.
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"I never, never should have allowed myself to be lured by the United States administration to commit a crime in this country," he said tearfully as he begged for forgiveness.
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That's why this story struck a nerve, and that's why, despite the fact that Ansari didn't commit a crime per se, this story is an important one to talk about.
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Terrence McNeil, 24, of Akron, Ohio, had pleaded guilty in April to five counts of solicitation to commit a crime of violence and five counts of making threatening interstate communications.
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"After that investigation, if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said, paraphrasing a line from his report.
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In Michigan, wearing a mask, or otherwise concealing one's identity to commit a crime, can lead to being put in prison for up to 93 days or being fined $500.
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"The problem in our community is those who we trust to fight crime, they must be held accountable if they go over the line and commit a crime," he continued.
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On mens rea — which means "guilty mind," or essentially the intent to commit a crime — Gorsuch is willing to read narrowly even if it means it doesn't favor the prosecution.
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The classified documents lay out the Chinese government's deliberate strategy to lock up ethnic minorities even before they commit a crime, to rewire their thoughts and the language they speak.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mr. Mueller said, reiterating a statement that was in his report.
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And let's be clear: If an American were to commit a crime anywhere in the United States, they would go to jail and they would be separated from their family.
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If the attorney and the client are conspiring to commit a crime and use the attorney-client privilege to cover up the conspiracy, under law the privilege is automatically waived.
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"The evidence before the court is clear: Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are two honest reporters who did not commit a crime," said the new agency in the statement.
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Hate crimes are difficult to prove because the burden falls on the prosecution to demonstrate that bias or hatred against a protected group motivated an individual to commit a crime.
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"The evidence before the court is clear: Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are two honest reporters who did not commit a crime," said the new agency in the statement.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mr. Mueller said during his lone public appearance in late May.
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When Canadians see a gun in a film, on television or in the news it is usually being used to commit a crime, frets Nicolas Johnson, a hunter who writes TheGunBlog.
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In a Tana French book, to commit a crime is to scrabble desperately for power in a system designed to render you weak and helpless, and to keep you that way.
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Ohio, which ruled that police are allowed to stop and search a person if officers have a reasonable suspicion that the person has committed or is about to commit a crime.
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" Merriam-Webster was quick to correct Ivanka on Twitter, sharing a link to the actual definition of the word complicit: "helping to commit a crime or do wrong in some way.
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The article describes a judicial no-man's land in the Idaho part of Yellowstone, where a person can commit a crime and get off scot-free due to sloppy jurisdictional boundaries.
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"I did not commit a crime, I am ready to cooperate with the investigation, I have nothing to do with the drugs," Golunov was quoted by Russian news agencies as saying.
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Though some media reports on Saturday said the arrest was linked to sedition charges, Mr. Sorder said Mr. Rehman had been arrested only on accusations of conspiracy to commit a crime.
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Nadler, appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," noted that Mueller said he didn't bring charges against those in the meeting because he couldn't prove they willfully intended to commit a crime.
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Ortiz-Magro was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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That's because the tool was designed to be very, very cautious and is likely to assign someone as medium or high risk to avoid releasing suspects who may commit a crime.
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The activists reported the group to the VK technical support team since it clearly violated VK's own terms of use: it hosted porn and instructions on how to commit a crime.
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And on the question of obstruction of justice, if his office "had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said last May.
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Keep in mind that Crutcher did not commit a crime and was not suspected of one — not even a small, harmless one like selling untaxed cigarettes or having a broken taillight.
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Under the draft statute, networks must offer a readily available complaint process for posts that may amount to threats, hate speech, defamation, or incitement to commit a crime, among other offenses.
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Most Democrats have avoided talking about booting Trump from office ahead of the midterms even after Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen claimed that the president directed him to commit a crime.
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Davis, who was also a lawyer to President Bill Clinton, said Cohen "specifically under oath stated that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime" during his time in court Tuesday.
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Rahul Mukhi, another prosecutor, pursued the same theme in his summation: You cannot commit a crime and then just say I'm not guilty because I did it to help my son.
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A bank robber can go into a bank, take the money, give it to his son, and say: I didn't commit a crime because I gave the money to my son.
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Cohen testified in August that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments to silence two women before the 2016 election who said they had affairs with Trump.
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The initiative also allowed prosecutors to charge gun owners with crimes if the gun was stored improperly and someone unable to legally own a gun used it to commit a crime.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," said Mueller, sounding like Odysseus struggling to navigate between Scylla and Charybdis.
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Mueller's claim that he would have cleared Trump if he "had confidence that the president did not commit a crime" has energized some Democrats who were previously hesitant to launch impeachment proceedings.
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A conspiracy is an agreement to commit a crime as a result of which at least one of those who agreed took at least one material step in furtherance of the agreement.
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A federal district court in Illinois recently dismissed the US government's case against Jitesh Thakkar, a computer programmer who was accused of writing code that someone else used to commit a crime.
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It's a "handle with care" limited exception to the general evidentiary rule that such acts may not be used simply to prove a defendant's bad character or propensity to commit a crime.
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In the context of sexual assault, this means that alcohol may make it easier for a perpetrator to commit a crime and can even prevent someone from remembering that the assault occurred.
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But Comey pushed back, arguing that the FBI's decision had nothing to do with Clinton's political clout — only that the agency found insufficient evidence to establish her intent to commit a crime.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mr. Mueller said in May in his only public remarks on the investigation.
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Cohen testified in August that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments to silence two women who alleged they had affairs with Trump before the 2016 presidential election.
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WASHINGTON — When a lawyer tells prosecutors that his client directed him to commit a crime and pleads guilty to related crimes himself, an indictment of the client is very likely to follow.
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"An 'attempt' under Vermont law requires an intent to commit a crime, coupled with an act that, but for an interruption, would result in the completion of a crime," three justices wrote.
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There you have to prove that someone knowingly entered into an agreement to commit a crime, and that's very hard to do, especially when there isn't direct evidence that they did so.
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On Tuesday, federal prosecutors announced that the man behind the Comet Ping Pong shooting will be charged with interstate transportation of a firearm with intent to commit a crime, the AP reports.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said Wednesday, using similar language to what he wrote in his final report.
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Ortiz-Magro has now been charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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Doing so might expose the group to a defence of entrapment: the FA would have to show that it was acting in good faith and presenting "an unexceptional opportunity to commit a crime".
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Look, I have an A plus rating in the NRA and we also have a reduction in gun violence because in Florida, if you commit a crime with a gun, you're going away.
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One study showed that jurors sentenced fat or "unattractive" people to an average of 22 months longer in prison, and described them as more like the "type of person" to commit a crime.
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"You can charge a member of a group with conspiring to commit a crime when they weren't present for the crime, or didn't take part in the crime, in any way," Howell said.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said during his one and only public statement on his probe last month.
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Under the Fourth Amendment, police officers can legally stop and detain people only when they have a reasonable suspicion that the person is committing, has committed or is about to commit a crime.
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Mueller said that if his office "had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," giving momentum to House Democrats who have been calling for impeachment.
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They also claimed that Mueller did not find evidence of obstruction of justice, despite Mueller saying that if his team had confidence Trump clearly didn't commit a crime, they would have said that.
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Instead, Mueller has left the country with a tortured non-conclusion: "If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," he said yesterday.
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"He stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Mr. Davis said.
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New York federal prosecutors will be carefully sifting through Cohen's records in search of any evidence that he conspired with his primary client, the President of the United States, to commit a crime.
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Ortiz-Magro was charged last month with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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If another patient responded similarly to a transplant and that person went on to commit a crime, it could mislead investigators, said Brittney Chilton, a criminalist at the Sheriff's Office forensic science division.
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"I realized I had the strength to look in the face of somebody who would commit a crime like this," Ms. Lublin, 51, said in a phone interview from her Las Vegas home.
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There are limits to attorney-client privilege in court, including if the discussions were not centered on legal advice or if they were untaken as part of an effort to commit a crime.
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Judge Goldstein ruled that the 13-year-old's intent to commit a crime was established when he entered the park and that he aided in the robbery when he picked up the knife.
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Sourn Serey Ratha, head of the minor opposition Khmer Power Party, was charged with inciting soldiers not to obey orders, incitement to commit a crime and discouraging soldiers over comments in a Facebook post.
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Authorities in Marquette, Michigan, confirm that an unidentified juvenile is charged with malicious use of telecommunication services and using a computer to commit a crime after the boy was found unresponsive on March 14.
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He has done this by avoiding the use of the word "conspiracy," substituting the word "collusion" and then arguing that there is no crime of collusion and therefore Trump did not commit a crime.
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He has done this by avoiding the use of the word 'conspiracy,' substituting the word 'collusion' and then arguing that there is no crime of collusion and therefore Trump did not commit a crime.
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" The competing ride-sharing company lists several examples of "breaking the local law while using Uber," like "using Uber to commit a crime, including drug and human trafficking or the sexual exploitation of children.
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He declined to make a "traditional prosecutorial judgment" on whether Trump obstructed justice, but his team emphasized that if they had confidence the president did not commit a crime, they would have said so.
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Peace bonds, are essentially restraining orders that are issued when authorities do not have actual evidence of a crime against an individual, but have sufficient evidence that the said individual might commit a crime.
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During sentencing, the judge in the case relied on an algorithm designed to make a prediction about how likely an individual is to go on to commit a crime if they're released from jail.
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To put it another way, most mass killers are gun-owning, angry, white, paranoid males, but it is also a fact that nearly all men with these same characteristics will never commit a crime.
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Such claims would have to survive a law passed by U.S. Congress in 2005 that shields manufacturers of firearms, component parts or ammunition from liability if their products are used to commit a crime.
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If you don't commit a crime, your interaction with the police will remain as it should be – two elements of a community with the same goal, working together to make safer situations for all.
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Under New York's "castle doctrine," a person has a right to protect his home with deadly force if he reasonably believes another person is entering without permission and is seeking to commit a crime.
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As Vox's Ian Millhiser writes, a wide range of constitutional law scholars have concluded that a president does not need to commit a crime for a particular action to be considered worthy of impeachment.
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The new coalition deal resurrects some of the previous Kurz government's ideas, however, such as preventive custody for people deemed a threat to public safety, even if they have yet to commit a crime.
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Ortiz-Magro was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE on Oct. 24.
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Alternatively, the defendant in question may commit a crime in the course of the investigation — like lying to a federal official — and get charged with that instead of the crime the official was interrogating.
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Additionally, communications in which the attorney helps the client commit a crime or fraud (rather than giving legal advice about what the client did) wouldn't be privileged, in what's known as the crime-fraud exception.
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Iran continues to send juvenile offenders to the gallows despite a decades-old pledge to not use the death penalty against people who commit a crime while under the age of 18, Amnesty International said.
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The report, which concludes that Trump didn't commit a crime but "also does not exonerate him [of obstruction]," gives us a clear and exhaustive look at the scope, focus, and results of the IRA's efforts.
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If a criminal screening is predicated on the theory that it could predict future behavior, Mikhail was hardly likely to commit a crime in the future — he was disabled now, reliant on others for help.
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The drug arrest violated his probation — he had been ordered not to commit a crime and not to illegally possess any controlled substances — and led to an 11-month prison sentence at an Arkansas prison.
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"Unless a crime in committed in Japan, you don't get punished ... now if they think you are thinking of preparing to commit a crime, even before you're arrested, you'll be put under surveillance," he said.
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"When people hear the phrase 'unindicted co-conspirator,' the implication is no longer, unfortunately, O.K. you didn't commit a crime; it is, you very probably did something criminal and somehow you skated," Ms. Schepisi said.
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Speaking indictments are generally used in very complex cases, often those alleging conspiracy to commit a crime, where prosecutors must prove that co-conspirators committed at least one overt act to commit the underlying offense.
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Mueller pointedly did say that while he did not recommend that Trump be prosecuted for obstruction, "If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so."
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Though Mr. Bowen's criminal citation was eventually dismissed (on the condition that he not commit a crime for a year), State Supreme Court in the Bronx, for unknown reasons, issued a warrant for the charge.
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It is believed that Savitsky is the first man charged with attempted murder in Antarctica's history—if you commit a crime in the deep, deep south you are punished according to your home countries laws.
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With the exception of voting and being protected from deportation if they commit a crime, Latinos who are permanent residents are still able to reap many benefits from being in the US without full citizenship.
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The CDU's also proposes to make it possible to expel asylum seekers if they commit a crime carrying a prison term of more than 90 days, after which they would be prevented from re-entering.
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More important for Mr. Wertkin, if he did what the government outlined in the complaint, this will ruin the rest of his life in ways that no one contemplates when deciding to commit a crime.
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It raises the prospect that a German, Austrian, or Slovenian national could commit a crime in the UK before fleeing to their respective home country, thereby escaping criminal prosecution in the UK during this year.
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"Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Davis said of Trump.
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Campbell said he also believes there could be civil or even criminal liability for a defiant sheriff if they refuse to seize a weapon and that person goes on to commit a crime with it.
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"It looks to me like they've exploited his mental illness and thrown gasoline on the fire of his mental illness to get him to commit a crime that they could arrest him for," Bervar said.
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After all, the research shows people tend to age out of crime — someone in his late teens, 20s, or early 30s is much more likely to commit a crime than someone in his 50s or 60s.
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If convicted of the charge of using a computer to commit a crime, Jass faces seven years in prison and a $5,000 fine along with the cost of prosecuting the case, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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However, the former special counsel laid out an extensive set of obstruction evidence against Trump, and prosecutors noted that if they had confidence that the president did not commit a crime, they would have said so.
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Experts widely note that this could signal that Trump is in legal peril, given that an individual who is shown to have directed a subordinate to commit a crime is also implicated in the criminal conduct.
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The cover-up, in which White House officials and lawyers scrambled to bury transcripts of the phone call on a top-secret codeword server because they feared they&aposd just witnessed the president commit a crime.
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There are two basic forms of asset forfeiture, civil and criminal, both of which enable the government to seize property or money that's been used to commit a crime or that was acquired through criminal activity.
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Now, to be clear, Lundgren did commit a crime, and admitted as much — but not the crime he was convicted for, the crime Microsoft alleges he did, the crime that carries a year-plus prison term.
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Cuts to community-based services like domestic violence shelters and mental healthcare, in addition to social housing, mean that nobody often intervenes to help mentally ill women who have survived violence until they commit a crime.
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But as we found in the report, conspiracy is very narrowly defined: It requires proof of an agreement between two or more people to commit a crime, and an "overt act" in furtherance of that agreement.
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Until the 1990s, few state or federal courts would let evidence of prior sexual assaults be heard in rape trials, considering it a classic example of evidence that only shows a "propensity" to commit a crime.
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But by using the term "patronage" and by saying that his job was "contingent" on "loyalty," Comey went further — he hinted that the conversation he alleged about "loyalty" was possibly an attempt to commit a crime.
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The Fourth Amendment prevents police from stopping and detaining persons going about their business on a public street without reasonable suspicion based on specific facts that they have committed, or are about to commit, a crime.
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"Today, [Cohen] stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Davis said in a statement.
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"When you didn't commit a crime, you shouldn't be punished for it, and those children did not commit any crimes," said Bashir Ahmad Basharat, the director of the Child Protection Action Network, a quasi-governmental agency.
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Lanny Davis, Cohen's attorney, agrees: Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election.
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"Today he (Cohen) stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Davis said in a statement.
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Dotcom's lawyers have argued in previous court cases that copyright infringement is not a criminal offense in New Zealand and that there was not enough evidence that Dotcom and other Megaupload executives conspired to commit a crime.
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What he's saying: Mueller said that if his office "had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime," it would have said so, adding that charging Trump was never an option under Justice Department guidelines.
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They are being held without bail in the Kings County Jail on felony charges of murder, burglary, robbery, torture, causing an elder dependent harm or death, child endangerment and conspiracy to commit a crime, jail records show.
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HSBC's own review of the transaction found no violation of its code of conduct, according to The Financial Times, which is sure to be used by the defendants to argue that they did not commit a crime.
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Marquette authorities have charged a juvenile with malicious use of telecommunication services and using a computer to commit a crime after an 11-year-old boy was found unresponsive from a reported suicide attempt on March 14.
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For one, the data suggests that people actually age out of crime — they're more likely to commit a crime in their late teens or early 20s than they are in their 30s, 903s, 50s, and so on.
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But if the officer asks if the man has a weapon, or conducts a frisk, he must have an objective reason to believe that the man has committed, is committing or is about to commit a crime.
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Christopher Cornell, 22, who entered his plea in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati, was charged with attempted murder of government officials, possession of firearm to commit a crime and attempting to provide material support to Islamic militants.
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Soon after his second gang-inflected video, "Kooda," Mr. Hernandez was inducted into Nine Trey, but avoided its initiation process, which he said called for recruits to fight a friend for 31 seconds, or commit a crime.
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Once again outsmarted (barely) by Greg, Tom not only fails to get rid of all the evidence that something was amiss in cruises, he gives his protégé the perfect tape of him attempting to commit a crime.
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For one, the data suggests that people actually age out of crime — they're more likely to commit a crime in their late teens or early 2000s than they are in their 2993s, 40s, 50s, and so on.
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I think the lesson we&aposre seeing here is if you&aposre going to commit a crime, it pays to have a relative who&aposs in high political office so that you can be the one offered immunity.
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Federal charges are expected to be filed against the trio, with possible counts including conspiracy to commit a crime, killing of an endangered species, destruction of property, trespassing and destruction of habitat, the Nye County sheriff's office said.
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There are home invasions, robberies, rapist…What if your children or loved ones were threatened this way?" she wrote, and added, "Anyone who is bold enough to commit a crime, endanger themselves and others needs to be punished.
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The former special counsel said that if his office "had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime," it would have said so, adding that charging Trump was never even an option under Justice Department guidelines.
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An investigation into the death of an inmate with schizophrenia in Florida who was reportedly left in a hot shower for two hours until officers found him dead concluded that the corrections officers did not commit a crime.
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Police are using algorithms to parse crime data in order to predict where future crimes are likely to occur, as well as to generate lists of individuals who the AI thinks may be likely to commit a crime.
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Mr. de Maizière said on Thursday that the government would not change the principle of protecting patients, but he urged doctors to contact the government if they believe a patient is dangerous or about to commit a crime.
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Apparently, missing was, at minimum, a credible witness with firsthand knowledge that Trump or someone in his circle had conspired with the Russians to commit a crime, such as illegally accessing the Clinton campaign emails or DNC computers.
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"And so if the president were to commit a crime, no matter how heinous," Judge Chin continued, whether he did it before he took office or after he entered, he could not be the subject of any investigation.
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Even in light of widely publicized and well-produced reconsiderations, not all viewers will be on board with Lorena, who did commit a crime, just as Lewinsky is far from a fully redeemed figure now in the public eye.
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I found an amateur bug that could be exploited by many people – no one seriously thinks an 18-year-old kid would have played a serious security system and wanted to commit a crime by promptly telling the authorities.
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"Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Cohen's attorney Lanny Davis said in a statement.
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Faulkner, Brown, and their fellow Australians producer Stephen Rice, cameraman Ben Williamson, and sound recordist David Ballment now face charges of kidnapping, conspiracy to commit a crime, and physical assault that could carry up to 20153 years in prison.
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Because it was so difficult to get inside the head of the factory owners to suss out their intent, strict liability statutes allowed prosecutions for the safety violations themselves, regardless of whether the employer meant to commit a crime.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, a grand jury indicted Ellison on 1 count of conspiracy to obstruct commerce by robbery, 1 count of obstructing commerce by robbery ... and 1 count of carrying a firearm to commit a crime.
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"Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, said at the time.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mr. Mueller said, reading from prepared notes behind a lectern at the Justice Department at a hastily called public appearance.
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" An ICE spokesman also defended the policy to me by noting that "every day in communities across the country, if you commit a crime the police will take you to jail—regardless if you have a family or not.
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Some warned that claims against Mr. Hutchins could strain the relationship between "white hat" hackers — researchers who look for software vulnerabilities to spot problems and fix them, rather than to commit a crime or sow chaos — and law enforcement.
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Adding immigrants to NDIS adds them to the group of people the US government thinks are likely to commit a crime in the future, and it's part of the first line of suspects when a federal crime is committed.
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Then we need to put individuals on a path so when they come out the back end of the system, they are less likely to commit a crime than when they came in the front end of the system.
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All these kids here have parents that are incarcerated or previously incarcerated for technical violations — again, they didn&apost commit a crime — and we want to make sure we give them one of the best days of their lives.
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Moore was charged Monday with offenses including two counts of child sexually abusive activity and one count each of using a computer to commit a crime and distributing sexually explicit material of children, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office said.
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It's likely, given that Mueller identified 10 possible episodes of obstruction of justice by Trump, that support for impeaching Trump could rise if credible evidence were presented to make the case Trump did in fact commit a crime or crimes.
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With the size and cost of jails and prisons rising—not to mention the inherent injustice of the system—cities and states across the country have been lured by tech tools that promise to predict whether someone might commit a crime.
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Presidential powers in the Constitution Before he became attorney general, Barr wrote a letter to senior Justice Department officials explaining his belief that a president can't commit a crime by carrying out actions that he is constitutionally allowed to take.
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As ominous as it is to imagine a person you've never met watching your every move — comparing you to mugshots and anticipating whether you'll commit a crime — imagine instead software working at top speed and incapable of empathizing with you.
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Here's the age-crime curve for robbery in 2014, taken from Mauer and Nellis's book: As the chart makes clear, a person's propensity to commit a crime — in this case, a robbery — is at its highest around 20 years old.
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Mueller is essentially confirming that he could say the president did not commit a crime but was blocked from saying the president did commit one, said Paul Rosenzweig, a former member of Starr's team, who's been watching the hearings closely.
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They have pleaded not guilty to mayhem, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, assault and battery on a child with injury, indecent assault and battery on a child under the age of 14 and threatening to commit a crime.
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The fact of the matter is, there is no obstruction of justice, he wasn&apost a witness to a crime, he didn&apost commit a crime, he can&apost be indicted, Mr. Mueller can&apost question him about presidential prerogatives.
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He's playing fast and loose with the truth here—Donna Brazile did not commit a crime—but this is the same playbook he used to great effect during the election: Ignore the source of the hacks and focus on their content.
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The "risk assessment" score, a tool used to chart the odds a criminal defendant will commit a crime in the future, is becoming a common sight, informing sentencing procedure and other steps of the criminal justice system across the country.
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The wide-ranging nature of the scheme implicates not only campaign finance statutes, but also criminal conspiracy liability, which happens whenever two or more people conspire to commit a crime or defraud the government and then act upon that conspiracy.
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We lock away offenders' ability to be accountable, to make amends, to understand the impact of what they did or why they did it in the first place — what brought them to the place or choice to commit a crime.
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Issuing a warrant for this noncriminal behavior contributes to the systemic criminalization of young people of color, and says to this vulnerable population that whether or not you commit a crime, you can still be arrested and sit in jail.
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The "stop-and-frisk" policing policy—wherein police could stop, question, and detain pedestrians if they have suspicion that the person is committing or did commit a crime—was expanded by Michael Bloomberg during his tenure as New York City's mayor.
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Nonetheless, taking the Fifth may be a strategic device that his lawyers correctly advise to ensure that he doesn't commit a crime going forward, by giving a false statement when sitting for an interview or testifying at a grand jury.
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Mueller's team has also been speaking with Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, who has spent hours with Mueller's team since his own guilty plea in August, in which he accused President Donald Trump of directing him to commit a crime.
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Soon, powerful machine-learning algorithms and artificially intelligent systems will analyze our data to reach decisions about and for us: whether we qualify for a bank loan, whether we're likely to commit a crime, whether we deserve an organ transplant.
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In a remarkable statement on Wednesday, Mueller made clear he would have exonerated Trump if he was confident the President did not commit a crime while also noting that the Constitution offers another avenue -- impeachment -- to accuse a sitting President of a crime.
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The system has 1,400 indicators from this data that can help flag someone who may commit a crime, such as how many times someone has committed a crime with assistance as well as how many people in their network have committed crimes.
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At a hearing in federal court in New York in August, Cohen testified that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments before the 2016 election to two women who said they had engaged in extramarital affairs with Trump.
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Politics President Trump suffered twin setbacks with two ex-advisers facing prison sentences - and one of them saying Trump told him to commit a crime - possibly hurting his Republican Party's election prospects and widening a criminal probe that has overshadowed his presidency.
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Current law states that a gun owner cannot be prosecuted unless it can be proven that they intended to help someone commit a crime, or if it is proven that the owner knew it was illegal for the borrower to carry a gun.
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James Comey and the FBI have talked about how their decision to rule that Hillary Clinton didn't commit a crime amid her email scandal was influenced by the previous prosecution of CIA director David Petreaus for leaking classified information to a biographer.
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Marquette County Prosecutor Matt Wiese said on Monday that his office last week charged that 13-year-old girl with malicious use of telecommunication services and using a computer to commit a crime for sending false reports of her own death to Benz.
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We have 1.5 million concealed weapon permit holders in Florida, which is double the next state, and we have also seen double digit reductions in gun violence because, if you commit a crime with a gun in Florida, you're going to prison.
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At this point, there is so much distrust and skepticism about the process itself that there needs to be an independent prosecutor looking into these allegations just to assure the country that the President and his associates did not commit a crime.
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"This (the Manchester blast) is an example of the difficulty in tracking persons of interest who don't commit a crime until they go operational," said Jeffrey Ringel, a 21-year veteran of the FBI and director at intelligence firm The Soufan Group.
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" And it is the questionable assumptions underlying such a future that Nick Harkaway enumerates in his existential speculative thriller Gnomon: "Imagine how safe it would feel to know that no one could ever commit a crime of violence and go unnoticed, ever again.
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"After that investigation, if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that," Mueller said in his remarks, without noting whether he would have charged Trump with a crime were it not for the policy.
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"Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election," Davis, who is also an opinion contributor for The Hill, tweeted.
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According to recent studies, a vast majority of people over 50 who are released from prison in the United States, including those with convictions for violent offenses, are much less likely to commit a crime than younger people who have never been incarcerated.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for German entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, wanted in the United States on copyright infringement and money-laundering charges over his file-sharing website Megaupload, argued on Wednesday there was not enough evidence to show he conspired to commit a crime.
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At a hearing last August in federal court in New York, Cohen testified that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments before the 2016 election to two women who said they had engaged in extramarital affairs with Trump.
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The curriculum also covers the spread of algorithmic risk scores that use data — like whether a person was ever suspended from school, or how many of his or her friends have arrest records — to forecast whether someone is likely to commit a crime.
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" Impeachment does not require the president to commit a crime, but instead, as Hamilton explained in Federalist 65, encompasses significant misdeeds, offenses that proceed from "the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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For example, when I first learned about the algorithms that predict whether someone will commit a crime, I was really horrified at the idea that something that was flawed, something that made mistakes, could be given that much power over someone's future.
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Yet if one were to flip the tables—not even that, but merely to stipulate that if you enter a tribal nation's jurisdiction and commit a crime there, you have to adhere to its legal system—this is apparently worthy of hand-wringing.
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Many Greens have, however, baulked at measures in the deal including extending a ban on headscarves in schools until the age of 14 and preventive custody for people deemed a threat to public order but who have yet to commit a crime.
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Not using city money for those convicted of serious crimes would free up resources for other immigrants, she said, including those who are not detained and did not commit a crime, those applying for asylum or those who came as unaccompanied minors.
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Tracey Milanovich, 37, is charged with six counts of obtaining property over $250 by trick, attempt to commit a crime, criminal harassment, larceny over $1,200 and intimidating a witness, a spokesman for the Fall River District Court in Somerset, Massachusetts, told CNN.
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Many officers who may have habitually stopped people without cause still need to be convinced that they can legally detain a person only when they have reasonable suspicion that the person is committing, has committed or is about to commit a crime.
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Last year, Barr inserted himself into the FBI's Russia investigation to clear Trump of obstruction of justice, despite the fact that the special counsel Robert Mueller's team specified that if they had confidence the president did not commit a crime, they would have said so.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen testified on Tuesday that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments ahead of the 20173 presidential election to silence two women who said they had affairs with Trump.
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Russia's interference in the 2016 election has prompted a series of congressional investigations, a special counsel investigation that stated it could not determine with confidence "that the president clearly did not commit a crime," and an ongoing political battle that has marred Trump's presidency.
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"It's important that people understand that if you commit a crime, and we have the evidence to prove it, it doesn't matter to us what you do for a living," St. Louis Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce, whose office charged Stockley, told the St. Louis Dispatch.
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Trump suffered twin setbacks on Tuesday with two former advisers facing possible prison sentences - and one of them saying Trump told him to commit a crime - possibly hurting his Republican Party's November midterm election prospects and widening a criminal investigation that has overshadowed his presidency.
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More ominously, Alibaba is prototyping a new form of ubiquitous surveillance that deploys millions of cameras equipped with facial recognition within testbed cities and another Chinese company, Cloud Walk, is using facial recognition to track individuals' behaviors and assess their predisposition to commit a crime.
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"Lindsey Graham said himself that you don't have to commit a crime to be impeached when he was making the argument for Clinton, you just have to have kind of defiled the office in a way, which hello, so in every way imaginable," she said.
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The big picture: Cohen's guilty plea (with the president identified as "Individual-1") said Trump directed him to arrange hush money during the 2016 campaign to keep women from speaking out about affairs — so Cohen was accusing Trump of pushing him to commit a crime.
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A federal law known as the general conspiracy statute that makes it illegal to conspire to commit a crime against or defraud the United States could also come into play if, for example, Trump Jr. tried to help Russians hack into U.S. computer networks.
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Research shows that money bail increases guilty pleas and causes even innocent people to go to jail and become more likely to commit a crime in the future, probably because of the destabilizing impact that jail can have on their jobs, housing and families.
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More broadly, Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, pointed to a "cautious backdrop" for markets after U.S. President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen testified on Tuesday that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments to silence two women.
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There are exceptions and limitations to the protective shield of the privilege, such as in situations where the lawyer and the client partner up to commit a crime (the "crime-fraud exception"), or if either the lawyer or the client knowingly discloses the otherwise protected confidences.
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Guidelines for how judges set bail vary across the country, but generally use a combination of a bail schedule, which prices out fees for specific offenses, and their own assessment of whether the defendant will appear at their hearing or commit a crime before their trial.
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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, who pleaded guilty to a range of charges on Tuesday, testified that Trump had directed him to commit a crime before the 2016 presidential election by arranging payments to silence two women who said they had affairs with the New York businessman.
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"Such acts prove that the U.S. is hatching a criminal plot to unleash a war against the DPRK and commit a crime which deserves merciless divine punishment in case the U.S. fails in the scenario of the DPRK's unjust and brigandish denuclearisation first," the paper reportedly said.
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The report also serves as a rebuttal to common Republican critiques of the impeachment inquiry thus far — largely by making the case a president does not need to commit a crime to be impeached, and by arguing the inquiry thus far has proceeded as legally defined.
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It's a question that Cohen's lawyer, Lanny Davis, raised on Twitter immediately after the announcement: Today he stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election.
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Penn never says outright that he wasn't sharing information with Mexico or the US. (Vox has asked Rolling Stone to comment on this possibility; Rolling Stone hasn't replied yet.) But assuming that Penn didn't say anything to anyone about meeting El Chapo, did he commit a crime?
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"The terrorism watch lists are premised on the false notion that the government can somehow accurately predict whether an innocent American citizen will commit a crime in the future based on religious affiliation or First Amendment activities," CAIR's Michigan Legal Director Lena F. Masri wrote in a statement.
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Read more: LIVE: Mueller testifies on Capitol Hill at blockbuster hearing"If we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller said in May, pointing to Justice Department rules that prohibit investigators from bringing charges against a sitting president.
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" Defense lawyers hammered throughout the trial that Menendez and Melgen were close friends for 25 years without any corrupt intent to commit a crime -- a fact Norris told reporters he found persuasive -- and something Eliason suggested gave jurors "a possible alternative explanation for both Melgen's gifts and Menendez's efforts.
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The details: Under the measure, a gun owner can be fined up to $500 if the firearm isn't properly stored, up to $1,000 if a minor or an unauthorized user accesses the weapon and up to $10,000 if someone uses it to commit a crime or cause injury.
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"There's rarely evidence that someone sits down and says, 'I intend to commit a crime,' so any type of investigation hangs on using additional evidence to build a narrative arc that hangs together," said Samuel W. Buell, a professor of law at Duke University and former senior federal prosecutor.
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"An individual's placement into the TSDB does not require any evidence that the person engaged in criminal activity, committed a crime, or will commit a crime in the future; and individuals who have been acquitted of a terrorism-related crime may still be listed in the TSDB," Trenga wrote.
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Robert Mueller pulled no punches when — after stating "if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so" — he pointed to the Constitution as providing a process under which to formally accuse a sitting president of abuse of power.
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Why it matters: A growing number of congressional Democrats and 2020 Democratic presidential candidates want Trump impeached over the report findings and former special counsel Robert Mueller's public statement last week that "if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so."
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Here's the age-crime curve for robbery in 21994, taken from Marc Mauer and Ashley Nellis's The Meaning of Life: The Case for Abolishing Life Sentences: As the chart makes clear, a person's propensity to commit a crime — in this case, a robbery — is at its highest around 20 years old.
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Here's the age-crime curve for robbery in 2014, taken from Marc Mauer and Ashley Nellis's The Meaning of Life: The Case for Abolishing Life Sentences: As the chart makes clear, a person's propensity to commit a crime — in this case, a robbery — is at its highest around 20 years old.
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With regard to Mueller's broader investigation, the White House lawyers' position continues to be that President Trump didn't commit a crime because no one did—or could—because there is no federal crime called "collusion," and Rosenstein's order did not refer to any criminal statutes that may have been violated.
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Surveillance is a legitimate tool to fight crime, but needs to be supervised, targeted and safeguarded, with warrants issued by an independent oversight authority on the basis of reasonable suspicion that somebody may be a threat to national security or has committed, or is about to commit, a crime, Cannataci said.
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They would have to show the defendant agreed with one or more people to commit a crime and knew the objective of the criminal scheme and took action to further it, said John Marston, a former assistant United States attorney who is now a partner at the law firm Foley Hoag.
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And he also sees it as valuable that people are forced to be of a certain race and gender for their entire play-through: Players "should be recognisable consistently and long-term — so anyone likely to commit a crime would be more likely to wear a balaclava or a face mask," Newman wrote.
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"We are disappointed to see, yet again, that the impact on the perpetrator, who chose to commit a crime against another person, is being considered over the impact on the victim, who did not have a choice in the matter," said Brie Franklin, executive director of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
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"The message that it sends is that if you commit a crime as heinous as murder in the state of Connecticut, you're going to do very little time, you're going to walk out with a college degree and you have your life back at one point," Ms. Sanchez's father, Jose Sanchez, said.
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If the decade-old study's findings hold up, it suggests that anywhere from 1,322 to 2,631 of the 173,710 people who attempted to buy a gun in fiscal year 2017, failed a background check, and had their cases sent to ATF field offices, would eventually get a gun and commit a crime.
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It actually defines, in a much more limited and precise way, where law enforcement is needed … A lot of the work we do on prediction is not about predicting who is going to commit a crime, but about where and when crime is likely to occur, regardless of whom the offenders are.
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Even though the charge was dismissed in a New York City court, a Philadelphia-based judge still deemed my interaction with the police to be a technical violation of my probation — stemming from a 2007 arrest — and sentenced me to two to four years in prison despite the fact that I didn't commit a crime.
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The statement listed the album's tracks as "Just Your Fool", "Commit A Crime", "Blue and Lonesome", "All Of Your Love", "I Gotta Go", "Everybody Knows About My Good Thing", "Ride 'Em On Down", "Hate To See You Go", "Hoo Doo Blues", "Little Rain", "Just Like I Treat You" and "I Can't Quit You Baby".
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When people are in prison, maybe they commit a crime in their 20s, and now they're in their 50s, 60s, and 70s and we're still holding them in prison; there is so much data that shows that you hit a point in your age that your chances of committing another crime have gone down dramatically.
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"When people are in prison, maybe they commit a crime in their 20s, and now they're in their 50s, 60s, and 70s and we're still holding them in prison; there is so much data that shows that you hit a point in your age that your chances of committing another crime have gone down dramatically," he said.
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" He did not name Trump as the candidate in court, but Davis told NBC's Savannah Guthrie that Cohen admitted under oath that "the president of the United States directed him to commit a crime, meaning the president committed the crime, and covered it up because he didn't sign the check to keep quiet the affairs with the two women.
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In a statement, Nancy Zirkin, the group's executive vice president, said the use of risk assessments could compound the racial disparities that already exist in the federal system because they include factors that have no bearing on someone's likelihood to commit a crime, like the neighborhood they live in or whether family members have a criminal history.
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Here's the age-crime curve for robbery in 2014, taken from The Meaning of Life: The Case for Abolishing Life Sentences by criminal justice reform advocates Marc Mauer and Ashley Nellis: As the chart makes clear, a person's propensity to commit a crime — in this case, a robbery — is at its highest around 20 years old.
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When they tried to introduce documents they said proved Mr. Howe had misled one of the executives on trial about his chances of winning a state contract, Judge Caproni pointed out that Mr. Howe's inflation of the likelihood of success could actually serve as evidence that the executive, Peter Galbraith Kelly, had more incentive to commit a crime.
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Yahya Farooq Mohammad, 39, who studied engineering at Ohio State University from 2002 to 2004 and married a U.S. citizen in 13, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Toledo to one count of conspiracy to provide and conceal material support to terrorists and one count of solicitation to commit a crime of violence, the Department of Justice said in a statement.
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" Ahead of afternoon testimony before the committee from Apple's top lawyer and the FBI's director, Chaffetz told CNBC: "I'm more in the Apple camp on this one, in saying it's a dangerous precedent for the government to come and dictate that you have to hand ... access to all of your data, in case you commit a crime in the future.
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"If you have a banker, who when times were tough, was willing to cook the books and commit a crime to do that — maybe for the first time in their life or maybe they've been committing a crime and they haven't been caught — we do not want that person not only in banking, we don't want them on the streets," she said.
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But now, every time I imagine a nefarious hacker targeting a voting database to commit a crime, I can counterbalance the thought by recalling a thoughtful conversation I had with Nick Bishop and Mike Westmacott, two hackers I met at Defcon who were diligently taking apart and testing a Diebold voting machine in an attempt to identify — and increase awareness of — its vulnerabilities.
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So for those of you who've seen how there are these kinds of heat maps that are used that sort of basically isolate areas in cities where basically police can predict that crime might occur, or in some cases it's a person-based list to say, "This person looks like they're the sort of person who might commit a crime," looking at their social network.
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Critics have responded that Mr. Trump released the security assistance only after he learned that a whistle-blower was trying to tell Congress that the president was using his official powers to force Ukraine to do something for his own personal benefit, noting that someone who gets caught trying to commit a crime is still guilty even if the plot is discovered and thwarted.
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It is crucial that current laws are fully enforced so that criminals and the mentally ill that pose a threat to others are more likely to be stopped before they illegally purchase a firearm or commit a crime, while the rights of law abiding gun owners are not infringed upon by politicians who are looking for a one-size-fits-all solution to an extremely complex issue.
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The fact of the matter is, ladies and gentlemen of the court, the president wasn&apost a witness to a crime, wasn&apost surrounded by Russian, the president didn&apost commit a crime, the president cannot be indicted, so, as I keep saying on this program, Mr. Mueller, you can leave the room and don&apost let the door hit you on the ass on the way out.
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He was charged with armed kidnapping with serious bodily injury, threat to commit a crime, resisting arrest, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, carrying a dangerous weapon, and failing to stop for police after a woman who was in his car at the time of the crash alleged to police he had held her against her will for a month, physically assaulting her with a hammer and raping her.
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" He continued, "When I talk to gun owners, NRA members and voters, people don't understand why we allow strangers to sell guns to total strangers when they have no idea if the person they're selling the gun to could be a felon, could be someone who's getting a gun to go commit a crime or could be a potential mass shooter or someone who has serious mental issues.
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Winfield has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a child younger than 13 and single counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct during the commission of a felony, third-degree criminal sexual conduct with a child aged 13 to 15, second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a child younger than 13, accosting a minor for immoral purposes, and using a computer to commit a crime.
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The statement by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE in a Wednesday press conference that "if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have said that" is worse than the statement made by then FBI Director James Comey regarding Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceFox's Wallace: Nadler would pay to have his Clinton impeachment remarks 'expunged from the Earth' Trump asks 'what the hell has happened' to Fox News after interview with Democratic senator Fox's Chris Wallace, Katie Pavlich spar on impeachment: 'Get your facts straight' MORE asked Dershowitz, who has frequently argued that Trump cannot be removed because he did not commit a crime, about his comments in 1998 that impeachment does not require a crime be committed.
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In our view, the only solution that can pass muster on both sides of the aisle is to insert the following four lines into the next government funding bill: (1) No person who currently possesses DACA status can be deported unless they commit a crime; (2) Those in DACA status can work and study legally; 3) Covered persons can apply for permission to travel if an urgent humanitarian situation arises; and 4) Lines 1, 2, and 3 shall expire on March 5, 2019.
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