If they haven&apost committed a crime or you don&apost think they committed a crime, they have nothing to be immune from.
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Don't kill somebody just because their parents committed a crime!
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He will deport those who have absolutely committed a crime.
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Asked directly whether Barr committed a crime, she didn't hesitate.
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Asked directly whether Barr committed a crime, Pelosi didn't hesitate.
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Whether or not he succeeds, he has committed a crime.
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And Bob needs to understand that he committed a crime.
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THRUSH: Do you think she might have committed a crime?
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He hadn't committed a crime in more than 13 years.
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Tell yourself over and over again: Your attacker committed a crime.
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LONG SHIRTS – to some you would think we committed a crime!
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The report stopped short of declaring Trump had committed a crime.
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Voila, Rowland says—she's just committed a crime under Speier's law.
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All I want is a man who's not committed a crime.
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Not everyone who succumbs to this pressure has committed a crime.
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He committed a crime, and he deserves to pay for it.
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A spokesperson for Kraft has denied that he committed a crime.
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A spokesperson for Kraft denied that he had committed a crime.
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And you cannot impeach a president unless he&aposs committed a crime.
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"The intent was there, and they still committed a crime," Melton said.
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"I think we should ask him whether Trump committed a crime," Rep.
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This is all perfectly legal and I have not committed a crime.
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After Trump leveled his charge that Obama had committed a crime, Sen.
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He said, 'I haven't done anything wrong, I haven't committed a crime.
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The parent may have committed a crime but the child did not.
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"There is no dispute that Donald Trump committed a crime," Davis said.
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Prosecuting a bank is easier than proving an individual committed a crime.
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"I've never committed a crime, I've never done anything wrong," he said.
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They told her it wasn't possible unless he committed a crime first.
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It contains no allegations that U.S. citizens committed a crime, he said.
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What if Mr. Mueller concludes that the president has committed a crime?
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He said there was no evidence that person had committed a crime.
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Prosecuting a bank is easier than proving an individual committed a crime.
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A representative for Kraft denied last month that Kraft committed a crime.
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There's no allegation in this indictment that any American citizen committed a crime.
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Howell asked if Trump had to have committed a crime to be impeached.
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Deport illegal immigrants and those who entered Spain legally but committed a crime.
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The fact that he hasn't committed a crime or ethical violation is irrelevant.
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When you are given immunity, that means you have probably committed a crime.
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But of course, you usually only get immunity if you've committed a crime.
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Without that knowledge of a personal benefit, Newman had not committed a crime.
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Clinton had showed poor judgment but that she had not committed a crime.
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Often, had the defendants received treatment, they might never have committed a crime.
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Once she was gone, they handcuffed Ms. L., who hadn't committed a crime.
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Put aside the merits of whether Hillary committed a crime or she didn't.
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They have not committed a crime by coming to the port of entry.
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"I like to say that cryptocurrency has committed a crime against me," Weaver says.
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They did the right thing, they never committed a crime or did anything bad.
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"You're treated like a criminal in detention, as if we had committed a crime."
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All committed a crime and supported either extreme far-right, ecoterrorism or jihadist ideologies.
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Barr said Mueller's evidence was not sufficient to establish that Trump committed a crime.
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Not everyone who was on the tapes committed a crime, so why protect Bryce?
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Attorney General William Barr ultimately concluded that the president had not committed a crime.
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Earlier Tuesday, Davis argued that Cohen's guilty plea showed Trump also committed a crime.
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None of the women have alleged that the former vice president committed a crime.
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Menendez and Melgen were friends -- the issue is whether they committed a crime together.
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There is no allegation in this indictment that any American citizen committed a crime.
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As of now there is no public evidence that Trump himself committed a crime.
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I think people understand that these are not individuals who have committed a crime.
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And she asked whether Trump needed to have committed a crime to be impeached.
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Two, they believe he&aposs committed a crime, he was a subject or a target.
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She committed a crime, was placed under a deportation order, and her time had come.
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If someone is found to have committed a crime, that person doesn't qualify for resettlement.
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Rebecca Ross, spokeswoman at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, said Butina had committed a crime.
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No. Congress certainly can -- and perhaps must -- impeach if the President has committed a crime.
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His report neither exonerated Trump on that point nor concluded he had committed a crime.
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He should, although nothing revealed by Mr. Comey suggests that the president committed a crime.
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You can't just say, 'today media reports the person committed a crime,' just like that.
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Everywhere. Society itself is a mechanism for further punishment of those who've committed a crime.
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Former Representative Chris Collins committed a crime that tarnished much more than his own career.
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The dating world makes me feel like I've somehow committed a crime for having birthdays.
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My only fault is that I cooked food for my husband who committed a crime.
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No one ended up getting hurt, and Antonio, who hadn't committed a crime, wasn't arrested.
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OK, they've committed a crime, but is prison the right form of punishment for them?
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If he committed a crime he must be judged by a court, as the law establishes.
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While it stopped short of concluding Trump had committed a crime, it did not exonerate him.
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Even an admission of having committed a crime in the past must be kept in confidence.
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" Trump, asked by the Times if he believed Rice committed a crime, responded, "Do I think?
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Whether or not a powerful person has committed a crime has become almost besides the point.
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By the way, if he's impeached and has committed a crime, he's then liable for prosecution.
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Each time, he reviewed the complaints and concluded that no one had potentially committed a crime.
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" Trump, asked by the Times, if he believed Rice committed a crime, responded, "Do I think?
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Paul said someone might have committed a crime by publicly exposing parts of Trump's 2005 returns.
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The United States is asking Turkey to present credible evidence that Mr. Gulen committed a crime.
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But her father committed a crime," Morgan told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State on the Union.
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But what about an algorithm that helps the police predict who might have committed a crime?
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Both Graysons had alleged the other had committed a crime, though no charges were ever filed.
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Marrying a US citizen would not help if someone: Committed a crime after receiving DACA status.
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If someone has committed a crime, they may be jailed and serve their sentence in Sweden.
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But most people who read that question have committed a crime — they're just unaware of it.
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Johnson committed no crime, and if Clinton committed a crime, it was not a high crime.
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On Thursday morning, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Barr had committed a crime during his testimony.
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The asylum claim is still legal, but you've committed a crime (illegal entry) to make it.
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He still faces a separate inquiry into whether he committed a crime by posting intimate pictures online.
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Indeed, these facilities were jails in everything but name, treating refugees like people who'd committed a crime.
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Bart may have never committed a crime had he not come across Annie Laurie Starr (Peggy Cummins).
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Bolu wasn't crazy, and he'd never committed a crime — he had a ready-made reason for denial.
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So essentially, Mueller has ceded the role of deciding whether the president committed a crime to Congress.
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But so far, few Republicans have joined Democrats in even considering that the President committed a crime.
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He embezzled money from Mt. Gox, he committed a crime, and he's trying to extort the creditors.
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A lawyer for Zambrano denied he committed a crime and said his detention violates his parliamentary immunity.
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The FBI had already concluded in July that there was no evidence that Clinton committed a crime.
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"We did not reach a determination as to whether the President committed a crime," Mueller said. 8.
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I don't see how people who work for Trump can credibly investigate whether Trump committed a crime.
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The prosecutor has said there's not enough evidence to prove Bream committed a crime in this case.
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" As they exited the swimming pool, Dean recalled, "people were watching us like we'd committed a crime.
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"Very clearly, there is no dispute that Donald Trump committed a crime," he told MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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While it stopped short of concluding Trump had committed a crime, the report did not exonerate him.
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If so, the bureau will again look at the question of whether anyone intentionally committed a crime.
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"Very clearly, there is no dispute that Donald Trump committed a crime," he told MSNBC's "Morning Joe".
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I took no glee whatsoever in coming to the conclusion that the president had committed a crime.
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" During the subsequent appeal the prosecution instead argued that he had committed a crime because "he applauded.
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"The authorities committed a crime by allowing this march to take place," nationalist leader Mykola Kokhanivsky said.
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"If I had committed a crime then my party would have thrown me out," Sharma told Reuters.
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Fifteen years ago, he committed a crime in New York for which he was sentenced to life.
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If you've committed a crime and are rich, you can pay court fees and cast a ballot.
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He said he committed a crime but really wasn't a criminal -- and took responsibility for his crime.
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A 2015 investigation for the Utah attorney general's office found that Roberts had not committed a crime.
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"When someone committed a crime, we arrested them, but always with a sense of justice," he said.
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They maybe saw so and so committed a crime, so now you've got to watch these guys.
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Rather, it's a deep seated internal belief that you actually committed a crime you were not present for.
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He demanded my ID because I "matched the description" of someone who had just committed a crime nearby.
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It also seems likely that the database may include photos of people who have never committed a crime.
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The risk of violence seems to rise in the swatting of victims who have not committed a crime.
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Naz, babe in the woods that he is, refuses to say he committed a crime he didn't commit.
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The consequence of this is that nobody can feel safe, if they have committed a crime against humanity.
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There was no targeting of him because he was black, NYPD arrested him because he committed a crime.
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"There is no factual predicate to show that Gary McGaslin committed a crime," his lawyer, Christina Sonsire, said.
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"For me, I can't understand," Reid added when asked if the Republican presidential nominee has committed a crime.
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On obstruction, Mueller did not determine whether Trump committed a crime but also did not exonerate the president.
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"Their families have been separated by force by our justice system because they committed a crime," Carlson said.
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It ultimately did not explicitly allege the president committed a crime, and did not uncover evidence of collusion.
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" While the report "does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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They would have to ask a judge if they have probable cause that you have committed a crime.
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I have long questioned the likelihood that Trump committed a crime associated with Russian collusion during the campaign.
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May's spokesman said police would be involved if there was evidence that the leaker had committed a crime.
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The police released Mr. Lewis after his May 2016 stop once they determined he hadn't committed a crime.
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He repeated that anyone in prison had committed a crime, that there was a justice system at work.
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To many, a criminal has willfully committed a crime and therefore waived his rights to respect, dignity, freedom.
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The charges were questionable, he said, since it was unclear whether Mr. Martin had actually committed a crime.
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You've just heard the president, your boss, committed a crime, and a dozen other people have heard it.
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A criminal investigation is an effort to make a prosecutable case that a suspect has committed a crime.
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She says that Meredith deserved to lose her job and pick up trash because she committed a crime.
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The challenge was brought by lawful permanent residents who committed a crime that could lead to their removal.
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Despite having not committed a crime, the lawsuit states Butler was approached by police officers with firearms raised.
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The fact they saw was a guy that was a Juggalo committed a crime, maybe two, maybe three.
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If you believe Trump committed a crime, even if you can't indict him now, why not say so?
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Mr. Barr resolved those issues, deciding that there was insufficient evidence that the president had committed a crime.
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"When two-thirds of voters think you have committed a crime in your past life, and almost half of voters say it's a tossup over whether you committed a crime while in the Oval Office, confidence in your overall integrity is very shaky," Quinnipiac's Tim Malloy said in a statement.
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ICE officials insist there was nothing special about her situation: She had committed a crime and was ordered deported.
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His Justice Department has expanded the ability of police to seize property from people who haven't committed a crime.
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But, unlike men such as Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, or Woody Allen, Kanye West has not committed a crime.
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If Mr Temer has indeed committed a crime, any stability he offers is false, or carries an unacceptable price.
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She doesn't trust Attorney General William Barr's summary that findings do not conclude President Trump has committed a crime.
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"When you are given immunity, that means that you have probably committed a crime," Flynn said during the interview.
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But he and Chaffetz both said that it was not for them to decide whether Flynn committed a crime.
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Some may feel that they don't deserve adequate care because they've committed a crime or because they aren't citizens.
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It is, however, enormously risky to withdraw a guilty plea — Papadopoulos is on record admitting he committed a crime.
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A "witness" is a person who has valuable information, but is not (currently) believed to have committed a crime.
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Ms Rousseff argues that she has not committed a "crime of responsibility" and that her impeachment is therefore illegal.
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That led to a separate police inquiry into whether he had committed a crime by posting intimate pictures online.
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As long as you have not committed a crime, our limited immigration enforcement resources are not focused on you.
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" The newspaper said that when Trump was asked if Rice had committed a crime, he replied: "Do I think?
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But the bigger issue ... Dickerson says he doesn't think Zeke committed a crime or did ANYTHING warranting a punishment.
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It also described attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's probe, but stopped short of declaring Trump committed a crime.
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The special counsel did not conclude that Trump had committed a crime but neither did he exonerate the president.
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But it's possible that Trump won't meet a similar fate even if it's determined he likely committed a crime.
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Like DACA, PPP wouldn't be a magic ward against deportation — if an immigrant committed a crime, she'd lose status.
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That is different from being able to prove in a particular case that a particular person committed a crime.
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He also said, however, that no evidence had come out showing that Mr. Manafort committed a crime in Ukraine.
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But the White House pointed out that the indictment did not charge that any American citizen committed a crime.
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It doesn't actually matter whether or not Hillary Clinton committed a crime, because Republicans want her to be guilty.
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Trump "has not committed a crime," Representative Collin Peterson of Minnesota, one of the "no" votes, said last Saturday.
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The special counsel was supposed to decide whether Trump committed a crime, but the attorney general did so instead.
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Then there's the question about why Mueller couldn't make up his mind about whether Trump committed a crime here.
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In the pre-trial investigation, prosecutors are trying to identify anyone at PrivatBank who might have committed a crime.
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Importantly, only 19 percent of respondents said there is any "solid evidence" to substantiate that Trump committed a crime.
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But under the peace deal, FARC members can be extradited only if they committed a crime after December 1st 2016.
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This wasn't proof that Rice illegally spied on the Trump campaign, or even an accusation that she committed a crime.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Mueller wrote.
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The result: In much of the country, police can legally take your property even if you never committed a crime.
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There's no doubt in my mind that I committed a crime against (the victim) and there's no justification for it.
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"What makes you angry is, if you'd committed a crime, okay," he said, pausing and taking a sip of tea.
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To Lena Dunham, the ultimate expression of love is declaring your lifelong devotion to someone after they've committed a crime.
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When ordered to stop detaining Latino drivers unless there was reason to suspect they had committed a crime, Arpaio refused.
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Now the question is whether the documents prove that Trump committed a crime by making the payment before the election.
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But Mueller later clarified that his report did not reach a determination as to whether Trump committed a crime. Rep.
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It described attempts by Trump to obstruct Mueller's probe, but stopped short of declaring that Trump had committed a crime.
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"It's up to the justice system to determine if he committed a crime," Interior Minister Maria Paula Romo said Friday.
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The idea that some guy crossing the border committed a crime returned and came back all undetected is very remote.
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But somewhere along the way, he committed a crime and ended up in a small jail cell with 10 others.
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It also described attempts by Trump to obstruct Mueller's probe, but did not say whether Trump had committed a crime.
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All of us focus on the spectacle of a horrific event, and then also the people who've committed a crime.
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And: Accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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Our lives are in our phones, making them a likely source of evidence if police suspect you've committed a crime.
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In practice, Mueller could suspect Trump committed a crime or indulged in unethical behavior but needs to conduct further investigations.
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Accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. Vol.
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He has been charged with two counts of solicitation and has denied through a spokesman that he committed a crime.
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Before now, those relatives would usually not be arrested, even if they were undocumented, unless they had committed a crime.
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Accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. Vol.
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Trump briefly acknowledged that "they say he has immunity," but he then proceeded to insist Schiff committed a crime anyway.
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When the conversation turned to impeachment, the Minnesota senator was also asked if she believed the president committed a crime.
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Or did they outright conclude Trump committed a crime, but that they couldn't charge him solely because he's the president?
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Kraft, who has denied through a spokesman that he committed a crime, has been charged with two counts of solicitation.
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"We decided we would not make a determination as to whether the president committed a crime," he said, um, determinedly.
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"We decided we would not make a determination as to whether the president committed a crime," he said, um, determinedly.
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"Those who had given and those who had bought and those who had intervened have committed a crime," he said.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s utterances to Congress, for example, were "not denying that he committed a crime," Mr. Mariotti said.
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His state trial ended in a mistrial last December because jurors couldn't agree on whether Slager had committed a crime.
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As for accuser #2, officials spoke with witnesses and say there just wasn't enough there to prove he committed a crime.
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And after looking at a video of the incident provided by the school, they concluded the tutor had committed a crime.
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US immigration officials said there was nothing special about her case -- she committed a crime and her deportation order was enforced.
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Basically, if the government thinks you committed a crime, you, your children, and your grandchildren have to suffer the consequences too.
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But he never took the final step of clearly saying Trump broke the law or committed a crime in any instance.
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I was tracking it and saw that parents, people who had not committed a crime even by definition, were being deported.
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People on the terror watch-list in Germany will now be electronically tagged, even if they have not committed a crime.
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" In Mueller's words: "While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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The grandpas were "1980s criminals who committed a crime in the 21st century", as one of their defence lawyers put it.
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Mueller asserted that while his report did not conclude the president had committed a crime it also did not exonerate him.
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That's a far easier bar to reach than reasonable suspicion someone has committed a crime—the threshold for a search warrant.
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In criminal cases, a police officer needs "probable cause" that someone committed a crime before he or she can arrest someone.
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"We have no evidence to establish that she committed a crime," Comey told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Now, anybody who ever crossed illegally is subject to deportation even if they've never committed a crime since they got here.
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The report states clearly that while it doesn't conclude that the President committed a crime, "it also does not exonerate him."
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According to Barr, "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him."
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The FBI grants immunity to people who may have committed a crime in exchange for testimony that would incriminate someone else.
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The longtime confidant of President Trump and one-time Trump campaign adviser has maintained that he has not committed a crime.
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She had not committed a crime, but instead worked in a factory that produced cotton swabs used for DNA sample collection.
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We can never again allow our country to imprison its people because of their ancestry, not because they committed a crime.
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"Once you call it a coup, you have committed a crime," says Biti, explaining why the military simply won't go there.
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The report also described attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's investigation, but stopped short of declaring that he committed a crime.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," the report stated.
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It also described numerous attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's investigation but stopped short of declaring that he committed a crime.
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"While this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," the report states.
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As many opponents have pointed out, he acknowledged that prisoners gave up the right to vote when they committed a crime.
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So all of those people saying that "Bob was just a bit handsy" need to understand that Bob committed a crime.
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Others determine whether a defendant was sane when they committed a crime, or whether they are eligible for the death penalty.
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Further, none of the articles allege that the president committed a crime — a drastic departure from the Nixon and Clinton cases.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," the report said.
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Do I reply that, as far as I know, no one has committed a crime after reading one of my books?
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As Vladeck notes, no one is going to prosecute Trump even if his argument that Trump committed a crime is correct.
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To the Editor: President Trump's signature on the $35,000 check points to his having possibly committed a crime while in office.
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The Mueller report described the president's efforts to impede Mueller's probe, but stopped short of declaring that he committed a crime.
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But now, Mueller says that because there's probable cause to believe he committed a crime here, his release should be blocked.
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It also described numerous attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's probe, but stopped short of declaring that he committed a crime.
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It also described numerous subsequent attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's investigation, but stopped short of declaring that he committed a crime.
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Netanyahu was questioned "under caution," meaning he is suspected of having committed a crime, and his answers can be used as evidence.
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First and foremost is because you think it might be is if the person you&aposre dealing with has committed a crime.
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"Just because someone pleads guilty in federal court doesn't mean he has a committed a crime in Herkimer County," he tells PEOPLE.
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Since his first interrogation in early January, Netanyahu has been questioned "under caution," meaning he is suspected of having committed a crime.
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Although Mueller stopped short of deciding whether Trump committed a crime, he offered what he described as "general conclusions" about Trump's behavior.
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Several were told they'd committed a crime that led to the police being called, ranging from theft to assault with a weapon.
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Mueller also described numerous attempts by Trump to impede the investigation, but stopped short of declaring the president had committed a crime.
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"No individual human being should worry about their immigration status unless they've committed a crime atop of coming here illegally," he said.
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What to watch: When asked if she thought Trudeau or others involved had committed a crime, Wilson-Raybould said she did not.
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"You committed a crime by entering this country...you should look over your shoulder and you need to be worried," he said.
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Starbucks initiated the anti-bias training after two black customers were arrested in a Philadelphia store, despite not having committed a crime.
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I mean, a felon, someone who's committed a crime, a non-immigration-related -- and that's what I've talked about in the past.
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That matters because it's possible the White House's top lawyer knew Flynn had committed a crime when Trump chose to fire Comey.
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Not once has a permit holder in any of these states committed a crime on one of these campuses with a gun.
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"Very clearly, there is no dispute that Donald Trump committed a crime," Davis, who is an opinion contributor for The Hill, added.
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"This isn't Minority Report," Warner said, referencing the film that uses technology to convict people before they have actually committed a crime.
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Under the "good moral character" provision, someone who has committed a crime may be disqualified temporarily or permanently, depending on the severity.
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When you cross the border illegally you have committed a crime and there is accountability for committing crimes and there should be.
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When you cross the border illegally, you have committed a crime and there is accountability for committing crimes and there should be.
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"With his deliberate actions, Yanukovich committed a crime against peace, namely aiding in the conduct of an aggressive war," judge Deviatko said.
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A witness to a crime might be someone who committed a crime herself in the past, or who was once ordered deported.
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She had committed a crime under German law, but at the time, I had more sympathy toward the mother than the law.
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Of course, impeachment, by definition, is the act of formally charging a sitting official who has committed a crime or acted inappropriately.
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"When you are given immunity, that means that you have probably committed a crime," he told NBC's Chuck Todd in an interview.
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The investigation ultimately detailed how Trump tried to derail the inquiry but stopped short of concluding the president had committed a crime.
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But her father committed a crime," Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union.
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But, whether or not the president committed a crime doesn't need to be a determining factor in any verdict during this trial.
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While Kim's abortion took place 12 years ago, she said she is still haunted by the knowledge that she committed a crime.
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It also described numerous attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's probe, but stopped short of declaring that the president committed a crime.
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Nearly half of Americans think President Trump committed a crime during the 2628 presidential race, according to a new poll released Thursday.
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By pleading no contest, Preston acknowledged that there was enough evidence to convict him, even without him admitting he committed a crime.
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A police department, for instance, may use the technology on video or photo evidence in hopes of determining who committed a crime.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Barr wrote, quoting Mueller.
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A few hours later Ms. Saavedra, 173, was released and her arrest voided after police determined she had not committed a crime.
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A federal judge last year ordered Arpaio to stop targeting Latinos who had not committed a crime in his immigration-enforcement operations.
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From them we concluded that we would not reach a determination -- one way or the other -- about whether the President committed a crime.
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WILLIAMS: Well, I think there&aposs a difference between the expressed policy and the consequence of arresting somebody who&aposs committed a crime.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Mueller wrote at the time.
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Barr, after consulting with senior Justice Department officials, concluded that the evidence did not support finding that Trump had committed a crime, however.
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Ms Choi said she had "committed a crime" that she "deserved to die for", but has denied allegations of corruption and influence-peddling.
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From them we concluded that we would not reach a determination - one way or the other - about whether the president committed a crime.
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A few days after that interview, on July 5, Comey announced that the FBI had found no evidence that Clinton committed a crime.
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From them we concluded that we would not reach a determination — one way or the other — about whether the President committed a crime.
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There's no indication any of the involved deputies had a moment of cool reflection and realized that McGraw might have committed a crime.
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But if someone committed a crime in the uninhabited Idaho portion of Yellowstone, Kalt surmised, it would be impossible to form a jury.
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What is the relationship between a Saudi citizen who committed a crime in Saudi Arabia, and a decision made by a Saudi court.
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"In terms of immediate life-saving, no individual human being should worry about their immigraiton status unless they've committed a crime," Bossert said.
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The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime it also does not exonerate him.
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But state and local police only have authority to detain someone if there is probable cause that the person has committed a crime.
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"We did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime," Mueller said at the start of the second hearing.
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Barr also said Mueller did "not conclude that the President committed a crime" but also did not exonerate Trump on obstruction of justice.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime.
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Barr also said Mueller did "'not conclude that the President committed a crime'" but also did not exonerate Trump on obstruction of justice.
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But multiple law enforcement officials said the matter quickly became an investigation into whether anyone had committed a crime in handling classified information.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime.
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They took place for a variety of reasons including security concerns, refugees working illegally or suspicion of having committed a crime, he said.
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Many are like Edwards, who are legal residents, committed a crime, served time in prison, and were immediately detained by ICE upon release.
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The plot centers on one of Forest's employees, an engineer named Lily (Sonoya Mizuno), who becomes suspicious that Forest has committed a crime.
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In other cases, the falsehoods appear aimed at convicting people — who may or may not have committed a crime — with trumped-up evidence.
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The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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The report also described numerous attempts by Trump to impede Mueller's investigation but stopped short of declaring the president had committed a crime.
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Mr. Bryant publicly admitted to having consensual extramarital sex with the 19-year-old accuser, but insisted he had not committed a crime.
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In January, he signed an executive order directing the deportation of any unauthorized immigrant who has committed a crime or falsified a document.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Barr quotes Mueller as saying.
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There is no evidence that either Biden committed a crime, but Trump's allies have seized on the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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The use of these open databases thus expands the number of possible suspects to include people who have not previously committed a crime.
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Police need probable cause — evidence sufficient to show there's a fair likelihood that a person committed a crime — to take someone into custody.
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Under those regulations, the family, village or tribe of someone who committed a crime could be held responsible — and punished — for his actions.
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The report provided extensive details on Trump's efforts to thwart Mueller's investigation but stopped short of concluding the president had committed a crime.
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And by the way, if someone comes to a port of entry, this is a non-issue because they haven't committed a crime.
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According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency, KCNA, there was evidence uncovered that proved he had committed a crime against the country.
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The young officer's defense attorneys said the shooting was a tragedy but argued that Liang had not committed a crime in performing his duties.
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" If Mueller does not find evidence that Trump committed a crime, the comedians would settle for something else: "At least prove he's super poor.
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The shooting immediately caused outrage, with local community members and Hambrick's family arguing that he had not committed a crime and was shot unnecessarily.
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Over the course of the next few days, the police questioned the five young suspects, none of whom had ever committed a crime before.
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"We concluded that we would not reach a determination, one way or the other, about whether the president committed a crime," Mueller said Wednesday.
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Prosecutors are reviewing whether any of the unnamed men who allegedly engaged Hadley online or showed up at the victim's home committed a crime.
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The ACLU says the US government should have to prove that the man committed a crime before it can extradite him to Saudi Arabia.
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But it's not clear that Mueller would have had sufficient evidence that the Internet Research Agency had committed a crime to obtain a warrant.
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The children were told their mother had committed a crime by bringing them to the United States, and were promptly transferred to a shelter.
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But she said the House did not take all the necessary steps to prove the president committed a crime to justify removal from office.
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Federal investigators want to find out whether anyone involved in a mine waste spill caused by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) committed a crime.
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He stopped short of concluding that Trump had committed a crime but noted that the U.S. Congress had the power to address that issue.
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Judge Llarena ordered jail for five of the leaders pending their trial as he considered there was enough evidence that they committed a crime.
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Notably, none of the individuals identified in Project SITKA had actually committed a crime when they became the subject of scrutiny by the RCMP.
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Before the report was even released, Barr insisted that the evidence amassed by Mueller's team was insufficient to prove that Trump committed a crime.
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For example, a President who joined a religious order and took a vow of silence would surely be impeached without having committed a crime.
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The order also directed Immigration and Customs Enforcement to hire 10,000 new immigration officers and to prioritize deporting those who had committed a crime.
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So we are left with Mr. Trump's presumption that because they were black and brown teenagers from Harlem, they must have committed a crime.
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This means that if the evidence proves a president committed a crime, that president should be indicted for that crime like any other American.
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The major question is, What would happen if, after Trump leaves office, investigators determine that he committed a crime covered by a self-pardon?
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He also said that, while the report apparently did not conclude that President Trump had committed a crime, it also did not exonerate him.
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"There are 2,000 prisoners in state court who committed a crime in the former Indian Territory who self-identify as Native American," she said.
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The indictment contains no allegation that any American committed a crime, however, or that the activity changed the result of the election, Rosenstein said.
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And from them, we concluded that we would not reach a determination one way or the other about whether the president committed a crime.
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Contrary to Dershowitz's view, the regulations governing the appointment of a special counsel do not require the Trump administration to have committed a crime.
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She spoke to the BBC about why she was drawn to write Miri as a character who has committed a crime in her past.
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Background reading: • In his interview with Ms. Haberman and Mr. Thrush, Mr. Trump suggested, without evidence, that Susan E. Rice had committed a crime.
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"We went from saying this is an accident, [to] now saying that you've committed a crime," Michael Greene, Jaiden's mother's attorney, told WSCO-TV.
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Honestly, at this point, the only defense that might work for them is 'Donald Trump is too stupid to know he committed a crime.
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If Comey did not believe Mills committed a crime, then why would she need immunity and why would the evidence need to be destroyed?
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He did not explain why other than to say he did not think there was sufficient evidence that Mr. Trump had committed a crime.
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There is simply no legal distinction necessitating differential treatment for someone in this country illegally and someone here illegally who has committed a crime.
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Nineteen percent of Democratic voters in the poll said it was "very likely" that the 6900 Democratic nominee for president had committed a crime.
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If a private citizen were investigated and found not to have committed a crime, his or her name would not be released, Brocato said.
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Republicans have sought throughout the public impeachment hearings to draw out opinions from witnesses about whether Trump committed a crime or an impeachable offense.
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" It also said, again quoting Mueller, "While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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If someone lies on a mortgage application, for instance, they've committed a crime even if they pay back every cent of what they borrow.
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Muller said "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," according to Barr's letter.
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That led police in Rio de Janeiro to open an investigation into whether Neymar had committed a crime by posting those intimate pictures online.
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And from them, we concluded that we would -- would not reach a determination one way or the other about whether the President committed a crime.
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When Rob Kardashian released nude photos of Blac Chyna on his Instagram and Twitter accounts, it was immediately clear that he had committed a crime.
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Barr said that after he and Rosenstein reviewed Mueller's report, they concluded that the evidence didn't support a finding that Trump had committed a crime.
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"Having committed a crime is not an excuse to dispose of people without considering their well-being and that of their relatives," the letter added.
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This is, as my colleague Zack Beauchamp notes, no defense at all — even if it is true, Trump Jr. may well have committed a crime.
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Based on Justice Department policy and principles of fairness, we decided we would not make a determination as to whether the President committed a crime.
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" On obstruction: "The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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Accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," the report said," Mueller's report said.
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And if you have violated federal law, and you've committed a crime, you should be arrested and you should be prosecuted for what you've done.
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Based on Justice Department policy and principles of fairness, we decided we would not make a determination as to whether the president committed a crime.
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The committee will evaluate the content of leaked messages between Rosselló and Cabinet members and determine if there's proof Rosselló committed a crime, Méndez said.
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" Still, Barr continued by noting Mueller's assessment that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it does not exonerate him.
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Of those surveyed, 28% say they disapprove of the way Mueller is handling the investigation and 44% believe it's unlikely that Trump committed a crime.
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The NYPD is calling B.S. on Desiigner's legal team claiming he was targeted for being black ... saying they arrested him because he committed a crime.
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And Trump said that Susan Rice may have committed a crime, which she almost certainly didn't, in an unhinged interview with The New York Times.
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That led police in Rio de Janeiro to open a fresh investigation into whether he had committed a crime by posting the intimate pictures online.
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Conway added that "there can be an investigation if there is criminal activity" and suggested that it's possible the author may have committed a crime.
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These responses were also extremely partisan: Just 12 percent of Republican respondents believe Trump committed a crime as president, compared to 75 percent of Democrats.
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"He stopped and took her home when she asked, but if Moore did what is described, he committed a crime," the National Review's piece reads.
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Ratcliffe took Mueller to task for not presuming Trump innocent of obstruction of justice allegations and leaving open the question whether he committed a crime.
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Even when ATF agents do discover a potential gun buyer committed a crime, US attorneys usually don't have the appetite to take on these cases.
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Worse yet, the property can be forfeited even if the owner did nothing wrong—that is, if someone else committed a crime with the property.
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On the question of potential obstruction of justice, Mueller was equivocal, saying he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime.
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"With his deliberate illegal actions, Yanukovich committed a crime against the foundations of the national sovereignty of Ukraine, namely state treason", judge Vladyslav Deviatko said.
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RELATED: Tracking the Russia investigations "They didn't think they were in a position to decide whether he had committed a crime," according to the source.
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That matters because it's possible the White House's top lawyer knew Flynn had committed a crime when Trump chose to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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Barr refused to answer a direct question on Wednesday about whether Mueller had found "probable cause" to conclude that Trump may have committed a crime.
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In 2017, Nancy Pelosi claimed that a President cannot be impeached who has not committed a crime (a position she would not likely take today).
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Legally, when any employee acting within the scope of his employment committed a crime, that crime could be attributed to the company he worked for.
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The notion that, if you've ever committed a crime, you're permanently disposable is the very idea that has rationalized mass incarceration in the United States.
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Svenska Dagbladet also said, citing sources, that Bonnesen would be given formal notice that she is suspected of having committed a crime at the hearing.
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Che: The F.B.I. is investigating whether singer-songwriter Ryan Adams committed a crime by engaging with sexually explicit communications with a 14-year-old fan.
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As the Washington Post reported on Friday, investigators seized a computer while looking into whether Weiner had committed a crime by sexting a teenage girl.
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Many believe, just as Trump said during the debate, that Hillary Clinton should legally not be allowed to be president because she's committed a crime.
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Pelosi was asked again during the question and answer part of the news conference if Barr committed a crime and if he should go to jail.
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The mugshots still aren't being removed, yet police are still taking photos, thus still accruing biometric data on scores of people who haven't committed a crime.
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So although there are more than 11 million unauthorized immigrants living in the US, they haven't all committed a crime just by being in the country.
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" And Mueller specifically states in the report that while the investigation "does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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But before the special counsel wrapped up his work, it was widely believed that he might still issue a judgment on whether Trump committed a crime.
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A referral does not mean that McCabe will face charges, but that the inspector general's office had reason to think McCabe may have committed a crime.
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So in New Zealand, they're saving the use of life without parole for a person who committed a crime that goes far away from the ordinary.
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As we say in the report and as I say in the opening, we didn't reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime.
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A lot of information has been digitized, but there are still plenty of counties where, if you've committed a crime, they'll have a physical record alone.
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" Reality check: Barr wrote in his summary that while Mueller's report "does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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When someone new shows up on it, officers will sometimes visit that person's home, thus promoting contact with police before a person has committed a crime.
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Gerry Connolly, a Democratic member of the House oversight committee, said on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" that there is "no question" Flynn had committed a crime.
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"Fidelis might have committed a crime in planting those marijuana bushes but it was done in an emergency situation," said Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch.
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The committee will evaluate the content of the leaked messages between Rosselló and Cabinet members and determine whether there's proof Rosselló committed a crime, Méndez said.
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Although it may make things a little messier, Flynn can still be prosecuted by Mueller if there is enough evidence to show he committed a crime.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Barr quotes Mueller as saying in his report.
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Reuters reports that a grand jury in Waller County, Texas, decided that neither sheriff's officials or jailers had committed a crime in their treatment of Bland.
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Mr. Olson said jurors would see in that arc of psychology a man who had not committed a crime of trying to intimidate or impede anyone.
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"The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,'" the letter reads.
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It might be a federal crime by Cohen to lie about it, but how does this involve the possibility the president may have committed a crime?
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime, according to Barr.
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McCabe added during his interview with CBS that the president "may have committed" a crime by firing Comey, which he suggested could constitute obstruction of justice.
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He said he doesn&apost believe the current regime would have a problem letting any members of the diaspora return, unless they have committed a crime.
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The company doesn't claim to know for certain that she's committed a crime, and the police have yet to catch or convict anyone on this case.
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If the president knew at the time that Flynn had committed a crime, it could raise questions about whether he obstructed justice, legal experts have said.
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"Target" is a specific legal term; it refers to someone who investigators believe committed a crime and whom they are likely planning to bring charges against.
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It's of course politically easier to go after a president for having committed a crime — for example, perjury, for which President Bill Clinton was ostensibly impeached.
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Others doubt that Mr. Mueller will publicly clear Mr. Trump anytime soon, even if the documents and interviews do not show that he committed a crime.
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The Supreme Court ruled in September that Mazurek, from the People's Party-Our Slovakia (LSNS), had committed a crime with comments aimed at the Roma minority.
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An indictment — a formal accusation that someone has committed a crime — can be brought only by a prosecutor working either in the federal or state system.
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"If you have committed a crime and you're not a citizen of Australia, then you have no right to stay," Morrison told the same media conference.
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While Ja Rule remained adamant hat he never "committed a crime," he admitted that he believes the festival was a mixture of false advertising and fraud.
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But Mueller specifically wrote that while his investigation did not conclude the President committed a crime, that decision "does not exonerate" Trump on the matter. 3.
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He never committed a crime in the U.S., but the Miami Beach police harassed him relentlessly, as they did many other Mariel refugees in the neighborhood.
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Though he had never committed a crime and had lived in the United States 18 years, the state now considered him a felon, under Georgia law.
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He also laid out a number of instances where Trump had committed obstruction of justice but stopped short of concluding the president had committed a crime.
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Though insurance could pay for some of the environmental damage, Indonesian authorities said they believe the captain committed a crime and could face prison time if convicted.
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In 2011, Arpaio was ordered to stop directing authorities to detain suspected undocumented immigrants, even if they hadn't committed a crime—a practice that was deemed unconstitutional.
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" He said later in his remarks: "We concluded that we would not reach a determination — one way or the other — about whether the president committed a crime.
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" So, Mueller said in his statement: "We concluded that we would not reach a determination — one way or the other — about whether the president committed a crime.
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During the second hearing, Mueller corrected himself on the characterization of the exchange with Lieu, reiterating that his team did not determine whether Trump committed a crime.
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If Trump withheld aid from Ukraine in an attempt to pressure them into investigating a political opponent, he likely both violated the Constitution and committed a crime.
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"I don't do drugs, I hardly drink, I've never committed a crime and yet I'm a bad role model for being proud of my body?" she wrote.
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They've also publicized data on each shooting's circumstances, including the race of everybody involved and whether the person who was shot committed a crime before the shooting.
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Prosecutors, however, are allowed on rare occasions to use evidence or witnesses to prove a defendant committed a crime as part of a longstanding pattern of behavior.
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"I don't do drugs, I hardly drink, I've never committed a crime – and yet I'm a bad role model for being proud of my body?" she wrote.
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" Ultimately, Mueller declared to head-scratching effect that "[w]hile this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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"I don't do drugs, I hardly drink, I've never committed a crime — and yet I'm a bad role model for being proud of my body?" she asked.
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President Trump's claim that former national security adviser Susan Rice may have committed a crime is "authoritarianism," according to a former national security adviser to President Obama.
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Mueller also investigated whether Trump obstructed justice during the probe but did not make a determination as to whether Trump committed a crime, according to Barr's letter.
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On Friday, they told the judge Manafort was a "danger to the community" and that he had committed a crime while out on release: obstruction of justice.
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" The attorney general quoted directly from Mueller's report in stating that it "does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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On the matter of alleged obstruction of justice, Mueller said he had neither exonerated Trump nor concluded that he had committed a crime, according to Barr's summary.
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President Donald Trump alleged in an interview Wednesday that Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice may have committed a crime with her actions related to Trump associates.
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The report plainly states that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" on questions of obstruction.
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Savage told the jury that Scott was "out of control," and asked the jury to imagine if he didn't stop Scott and Scott later committed a crime.
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"I don't do drugs, I hardly drink, I've never committed a crime—and yet I'm a bad role model for being proud of my body?" she writes.
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One of Paul Manafort's accountants admitted Friday she may have committed a crime by filing tax returns for him that she thought contained false information, Politico reports.
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The youth movement of Mr. Abbas's own Fatah party at one university declared that he had "committed a crime" and called on him to apologize and resign.
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For detectives, assembling enough evidence to establish that it is probable someone committed a crime — known in law as "probable cause" — is enough to make an arrest.
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Op-Ed Contributor One of the perplexing questions of constitutional law is what to do about a sitting president who is suspected of having committed a crime.
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" Fox & Friends host Ainsley Earhardt sounded a similar note Wednesday morning: "He's being investigated but not a criminal target, which I guess means, hasn't committed a crime.
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There's a long history of white Americans needing no proof to accuse black Americans of having committed a crime, while blacks could never seem to find enough.
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"I don't see how a president is prevented from saying someone should be investigated when there is public, probable cause that they committed a crime," he said.
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" Barr also quotes this key line from Mueller's report: "While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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If the Times report is right, then at least one expert is willing to go further — and say outright that Donald Trump Jr. likely committed a crime.
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But then he became one of most level-headed people I know, so I don't understand how he could have committed a crime, something about witness intimidation.
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If, as special counsel, he unearths evidence that Mr. Trump committed a crime, former colleagues say they are certain he will try to hold Mr. Trump accountable.
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"If you tell me, 'Hey your friend just committed a crime,' it's just natural that you're just going to doubt it," Mr. Bell said in the interview.
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As we say in the report, and as I said at the opening, we did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime.
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For that reason, most legal experts believe that Mueller wouldn't indict President Trump even if he put together knock-down evidence that the president committed a crime.
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Almost half of Americans — 49 percent — think Trump committed a crime in relation to Russia's campaign to influence the election's outcome, while 44 percent think he didn't.
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Lying to the FBI is a crime, so if Trump knew Flynn had done that before firing him, that would suggest he knew Flynn committed a crime.
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Go ask Jamiel Shaw what that&aposs like, OK. Because when you come across the border, you&aposve committed a crime and there are repercussions for that what.
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Barr stepped in instead, and announced that based on his review of the evidence Mueller's office compiled, it did not support finding that Trump had committed a crime.
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In 2015, a highly publicized study found that over the course of three misinformation-laden interviews, researchers convinced a staggering 70% of participants that they'd committed a crime.
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"A lot of kids are in bad situations, just like 'foster dogs' so to speak, which are in shelters [even though] they haven't committed a crime," Wayne says.
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Much of the second volume is dense legal analysis which, according to Mueller's report, precluded his team from making a decision about whether the president committed a crime.
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" On the question of obstruction of justice, Barr writes that while Mueller's report "does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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" On the question of obstruction of justice, Barr wrote that while Mueller's report "does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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" The final words of the document are most telling: "Accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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But the introduction of former national security adviser Susan Rice into the messy mix this week gave Trump himself the ammo to allege she actually committed a crime.
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According to Dowd's statements on Sunday, Trump first learned for sure that Flynn had committed a crime only when the former national security adviser pleaded guilty on Friday.
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In the face of such a categorical denial, it's incumbent on Trump to come forward with his promised evidence that led him to conclude Rice committed a crime.
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In April, Trump said he believed Rice committed a crime when she requested to unmask the names of Trump associates mentioned on intercepted communications during the Obama administration.
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"If you're in this country illegally, and you committed a crime by entering this country, you should be uncomfortable," Homan said Tuesday in general remarks about immigration policy.
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"If you're in this country illegally, and you committed a crime by entering this country, you should be uncomfortable," acting ICE Director Tom Homan told Congress in May.
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Mr Sarkozy wants all suspected Islamist militants either to be put into detention camps or made to wear electronic tags, regardless of whether they have committed a crime.
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He said Panama was ready to cooperate in any investigations stemming from the leaks, but stressed no Panamanian company has yet been found to have committed a crime.
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The report also stated that "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Barr wrote in his letter.
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"The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " Barr wrote in the letter.
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Cohen implicated "a candidate for federal office" in the violations and Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, has said that there is "no dispute" that the president committed a crime.
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"The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,'" Barr said in his letter.
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PAUL CALLAN, CNN: Try to picture an ordinary criminal who committed a crime saying that, I could do whatever I want, by the way, I will pardon myself.
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McCaskill suggested at the end of the campaign that Hawley may have committed a crime by having political advisers manage his office, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch noted.
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While there's nothing wrong, or dirty, or indecent about vaginas in general — or Hannah's in particular — the reality here is that she committed a crime of indecent exposure.
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Mueller built an extensive case that Trump committed obstruction of justice but stopped short of concluding he had committed a crime, though he did not exonerate the president.
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Prosecutors may not find it easy to convince a jury that a former Minneapolis officer committed a crime when he fatally shot an Australian woman while on duty.
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Under the law governing special counsels, Mueller does not have the power to simply announce that he thinks the president has committed a crime and then indict him.
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The prosecution gave jurors a frame-by-frame view of the episode, relying on the premise that the officer had committed a crime when firing the second shot.
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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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Personhood is not dependent on actions — a person is always a person regardless of being accused of or having committed a crime, and should be treated as such.
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If US officials obtain evidence that Prince Andrew committed a crime in the course of their investigation, they can demand his extradition to the US to face trial.
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"The top law enforcement official in the United States can not have committed a crime and still be there," Lieu said in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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The demonstrations gained steam after a grand jury convened by the Staten Island district attorney's office found in December 2014 that Officer Pantaleo had not committed a crime.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland and the committee chairman, said afterward that Mr. Trump may have committed a crime while in office, but Republicans were unmoved.
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How does it benefit society to force a youth to comply with a court order that imperils his family's economic security — even if he has committed a crime?
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In the past, custom hashtag emojis have been used for positive messages like #ShareACoke or #BudLightParty, not to suggest that a prominent public figure had committed a crime.
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" Barr said that the special counsel states in his report that "'while this report does not conclude the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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The JEP said it lacked the proof to determine both if and when Mr Santrich committed a crime Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Of course, both Trump and Flynn have insinuated over prior months that one would only request immunity if one had committed a crime, so that's not the best look.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials claim there was nothing special about her case: She committed a crime, was placed under a deportation order, and her time had come.
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Li said in 17 years of activism, including investigations of hundreds of factories in China, his group had never had anyone arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime.
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Fear of losing, or even getting shut out in a series, is not a valid reason for quitting a case against someone the prosecution believes has committed a crime.
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"At this point of time, no individual or legal entity has been served (with a notice of a) suspicion of (having committed) a crime," Swedbank said in a statement.
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Castel had harsh words for Hogue as he handed down the sentence Friday, saying he committed a crime of "historic proportions" that spread misery to people around the world.
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"As we say in the report and as I said at the opening, we did not reach a determination as to whether the President committed a crime," he said.
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New York State can look next door to Connecticut, which used to be one of those states where 16-year-olds were magically adults when they committed a crime.
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"I don't do drugs, I hardly drink, I've never committed a crime and yet I'm a bad role model for being proud of my body?" she wrote on Tuesday.
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In a further complication for the former Santos player, police in Rio said on Sunday they were investigating whether he committed a crime by posting the intimate pictures online.
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"As we say in the report and as I said at the opening, we did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime," Mueller said.
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"While this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Barr wrote, quoting Mueller in the report, the Washington Post reports.
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I am being targeted not because I committed a crime, but because the Deep State liberals want to silence me and pressure me to testify against my good friend.
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German authorities are monitoring 548 Islamists deemed to be a security risk, but German law does not allow for their arrest until they have committed a crime, Maassen said.
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Davis acknowledged the tape, which Cohen secretly recorded, does not prove Trump committed a crime of any kind, but said the issue is about the president's tendency to lie.
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" Barr's letter, however, quoted a line in Mueller's report that said "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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"I committed a crime I deserve to die for," said Choi, according to pool reporters who followed her into the building, using a Korean expression to convey deep remorse.
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The attorney also told the Times that Trump would only agree to an interview with the special counsel if Mueller had proof that the president had committed a crime.
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"But if the judge is objective and looks at the evidence, which doesn't show she harmed her child and committed a crime, Imelda should be set free," she said.
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The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that a portion of federal law that requires the deportation of legal immigrants who have committed a "crime of violence" is unconstitutionally vague.
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Trump would only have had his phones tapped if federal investigators and prosecutors had reason to believe he or one of his close aides might have committed a crime.
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The fear is that the powerful software can be used by law enforcement agencies to track anyone they deem suspicious, without any reasonable evidence that they've committed a crime.
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"The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,'" Attorney General William P. Barr wrote.
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" In fact, Mr. Barr's summary quoted from Mr. Mueller's report that "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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"Recalls should be used only when an elected official has committed a crime, not when someone disagrees with the policies of the governor or another elected official," Wheatley said.
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New policies released by the Department of Homeland Security call for the federal government to aggressively find, arrest and deport undocumented immigrants regardless of whether they've committed a crime.
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During Mr. Mueller's testimony, Mr. Ratcliffe accused Mr. Mueller of violating American judicial norms by writing an inconclusive report about whether Mr. Trump committed a crime by obstructing justice.
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Familial searching allows investigators to look through databases with wider parameters to identify people who are most likely close relatives of the person who may have committed a crime.
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DHS spokesman Tyler Houlton said in a statement that the agency had "repeatedly" stated that DACA recipients would not be targeted for deportation unless they had committed a crime.
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Mueller's investigation of whether the President committed obstruction of justice did not conclude Trump committed a crime, but it also "does not exonerate him," Barr quoted from Mueller's report.
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If Kraft is found to have committed a crime, even a misdemeanor, Goodell will be under pressure to penalize him to compensate for the embarrassment the league has suffered.
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"While this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," he wrote, according to the Justice Department summary sent to Congress.
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On Sunday Barr released a summary of Mueller's findings that said the investigation did not find that President Donald Trump committed a crime but also does not exonerate him.
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" Congress' next steps will be critical because Mueller's report explicitly states, "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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One day, he was caught up in a police dragnet looking for a black man who allegedly committed a crime, and at that time, any black man would do.
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According to new legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Robert Allen wants the judge to allow him to post bail because he claims there's no proof he committed a crime.
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It also said enforcement priorities would include convicted criminals, immigrants who had been arrested for any criminal offense, those who committed fraud, and anyone who may have committed a crime.
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Barr, in consultation with other Justice Department officials, reviewed the information Mueller's office had compiled and decided to conclude that it did not support finding the president committed a crime.
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Some critics have suggested that Stone committed a crime by threatening a federal judge, but it's unlikely a court would determine that the post posed an imminent threat to Jackson.
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This is especially troublesome if certain groups of people are entered into databanks at higher rates — effectively making them easier targets of surveillance, even if they haven't committed a crime.
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I am not a member of the Academy myself and would not presume to advise members on what to do when they learn that another member has committed a crime.
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If they have not committed a crime since they've been here, make them pay a fine and some back taxes, and give them a path to legalization, never to citizenship.
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" Mueller's report didn't make a determination on the question of obstruction, saying "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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Susan Rice Without offering evidence, President Trump suggested Susan Rice committed a crime when the ex-national security adviser asked to unmask names of Trump associates mentioned in intel reports.
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His former boss, Attorney General Barr, has argued publicly that Mueller was wrong to conclude that DOJ policy forbid him from reaching a conclusion about whether Trump committed a crime.
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Hypothetically, if Flynn committed a crime that was known to the President, one could argue that steering the FBI away from the "good guy" Flynn was a form of misprision.
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"Our company procedure is to simply hand over suspects peacefully to police if we feel they've committed a crime at Sky Garden," the statement reads, according to the West Australian.
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MORE's national security adviser Susan Rice may have committed a crime by requesting the identities of Trump associates who were mentioned in U.S. surveillance, though he did not provide proof.
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On the contrary, Mueller has broad authority to bring charges against basically anyone besides the president, up to and including Mike Pence if he's found to have committed a crime.
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"Lorena and I have a lot in common, we are going to be getting into that when we speak," Knox told Fox 5, though noted she never committed a crime.
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In Rhodes's case, in addition to citing the robbery at the time of the murder, Corey said Rhodes had previously committed a crime involving violence when he brandished the gun.
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This issue generally arises in the context of what is known as an "unindicted coconspirator," someone prosecutors believe committed a crime but who, for various reasons, has not been charged.
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For Jesse Wiese, who committed a crime while deeply depressed as a young adult, a prison sentence was a critical chance to get his life back on the right track.
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Surely it would be better to treat these women like any other citizens who may have committed a crime: Take them back and let the justice system sort it out.
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The trial has prompted a legal challenge over concerns police is violating citizens' rights by recording their faces without consent or any grounds for suspecting they have committed a crime.
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The officer, who WTHR reported works for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD), can be seen asking Jones if the men committed a crime before talking to him off camera.
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" Leubsdorf added, "In short, the governor could be disciplined if he was dishonest, or (in theory but probably not in practice) if the disciplinary system found he committed a crime.
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The special counsel, Mr. Barr said, stated that "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" of illegally obstructing justice.
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In New York, defendants who present an insanity defense must prove that mental illness prevented them from understanding they committed a crime or knew that their actions were morally wrong.
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But last month, a guest on Mr. Carlson's show heckled Andrew Napolitano, the network's legal analyst, calling him a "fool" for saying that Mr. Trump may have committed a crime.
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Familial searching allows investigators to search offender databases with wider parameters to identify people who are likely to be close relatives of the person who may have committed a crime.
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While the witnesses confirmed the basics of a lot of the Democrats' case, the Republicans found plenty of holes to poke into the idea that the President committed a crime.
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Mueller's investigation of whether the President committed obstruction of justice did not conclude the President committed a crime, but it also "does not exonerate him," Barr quoted from Mueller's report.
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For instance, the government looks down upon granting citizenship to people who have committed a crime within four years of submitting their application or are on trial for a crime.
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Some, like former CIA official Ned Price, are arguing that staff have a constitutional duty to inform us of Trump's policy shifts, as though the president has committed a crime.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's Department of Justice breezily dismissed the notion that Trump might have committed a crime by pressing the President of Ukraine to investigate his 2020 rival Joe Biden.
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Mueller's report also did not conclude that Trump committed a crime, but it "also does not exonerate him" of obstruction of justice, Barr wrote, quoting from the special counsel report.
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The Justice Department is tasked with investigating crimes committed in the United States, making Trump's tweet a suggestion that the former Obama administration committed a crime by not stopping Russia.
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DiPietro told Recode that officers only use the tools when there's probable cause that someone has committed a crime, and only matches it to jail booking photos, not DMV databases.
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"We have unambiguous evidence that the president has committed a crime at this point, I think," Rep Jerrold Nadler, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, told the New York Times.
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He might have never been identified if he hadn't returned to the beach the next day, talking about what he had done, apparently unaware that he had committed a crime.
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If you committed a crime, and it was in the interest of justice to pursue it and to prosecute you, we did, and I presume they will do the same.
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A number of legal experts have said that a president cannot be indicted while in office, and that if a president committed a crime the appropriate recourse would be impeachment.
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Yet unless someone has committed a crime or can be involuntarily committed to a mental institution, there's not much anyone can legally do to keep guns out of his hands.
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While many white people have stories of being helped out by officers, even after they've clearly committed a crime, black people are usually not given the benefit of the doubt.
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Paddington's neighbors are a diverse, multicultural group of characters, but the police clearly think Paddington committed a crime rather than Phoenix because one seems more like a criminal to them.
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Even as Trump slammed Mueller and his team of career prosecutors, the President claimed exoneration thanks to Mueller's decision not to make a determination on whether Trump had committed a crime.
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Collins cited her vote to acquit former President Clinton in 1999 despite House managers proving that he committed a crime but said his conduct did not meet the threshold of impeachment.
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Attorney General Bill Barr announced that in the absence of a conclusion from Mueller, he had reviewed the evidence and determined it did not support finding that Trump committed a crime.
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"I did regret not saying to Teresa … because she was saying all this horrible stuff about Caroline, but Caroline's never been to jail, Caroline has never committed a crime," he said.
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"Evelyn has probably committed a crime, but it is not a crime that is included in the penal code," said Arnau Baulenas, one of Hernández's attorneys, during her trial in August.
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If a student is suspected of having committed a crime and is being questioned, an officer may ask about their immigration status, but Heidingsfield said students can't be compelled to answer.
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"We concluded that we would not reach a determination, one way or the other, about whether the president committed a crime," Mueller said in his statement Wednesday, reiterating his report's explanation.
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Essentially, Mueller has laid out a model that federal prosecutors can investigate the sitting president for crimes, but that they should not make any conclusion about whether he committed a crime.
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The assumption that a black person running means that he must have committed a crime is why so many Black people attempt to avoid contact with police in the first place.
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The department alerts federal immigration officials when someone who has committed a crime - or is positively identified as a gang member - is found to be in the country illegally, he added.
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They provide info on FBI information first, so they want that information, show proof that Trump committed a crime, show testimony is needed to end a probe, and curtail obstruction questions.
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" When asked if Ms. Rice, who has denied leaking the names of Trump associates under surveillance by United States intelligence agencies, had committed a crime, the president said, "Do I think?
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Stone's lawyers have said the Justice Department must prove at trial that Russia hacked the Democrats and transferred those files to WikiLeaks in order to prove that Stone committed a crime.
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The prosecutors had to show the judge that Mr. Cohen's files probably contained evidence of criminal activity, not that he himself had committed a crime, although he is under criminal investigation.
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"This bill has no effect on illegal immigrants if they have not committed a crime or are hanging out with someone who has," bill sponsor Republican Charlie Geren told the House.
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"There will obviously be fines, although how much will depend on our law, and the company may face termination if it is found to have committed a crime," Nhim told Reuters.
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Trump told The New York Times on Wednesday that Rice may have committed a crime by requesting the name of at least one Trump transition official be unmasked in intelligence reports.
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Per a new Washington Post/ABC News poll of 1,005 people, 58% of Americans approve of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, and 49% believe President Trump likely committed a crime.
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Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary, did not say explicitly whether Trump still believes Rice committed a crime but added the issue of leaking and unmasking needs to be investigated.
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Barraged with questions about whether Trump committed a crime and would be subject to impeachment, Rubio said he wanted to leave questions about the president violated the law to the courts.
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But Trump and Republican lawmakers celebrated the hearings as a victory, ripping Democrats for refusing to move on from the Mueller investigation and allegations that Trump may have committed a crime.
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He said he believed that Mueller's decision to punt on the matter could mean the special counsel thought the evidence wasn't clear-cut in showing that the president committed a crime.
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And so there is an inherent conflict of interest because if you tell me one of my friends committed a crime, I think anyone just naturally is going to disbelieve it.
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" Mr. Lagomarsino said the courts should judge him for lending Mr. Nisman a gun "if I committed a crime," but he insisted that "I have nothing to do with the rest.
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President Trump has not necessarily committed a crime, the congressman said, but he has "undermined" the integrity of his office, "brought disrepute" on the presidency, and "betrayed" the trust of Americans.
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Xinmin said that Ms. Zhou had taken the girls instead to meet Mr. Wang at a hotel, and that the real estate developer had "committed a crime" with the younger girl.
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A 2015 study in Psychological Science found that seventy per cent of people, when subjected to highly suggestive and repetitive interviews, would come to believe that they had committed a crime.
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In Heuring's case, police declared that the probable cause was the suspicion that Heuring had committed a crime by removing the device, something the court was skeptical of from the start.
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The rest of the children are put into foster care, but Mr. Di Bella said that none of the children he had separated from their families had since committed a crime.
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Mueller's investigation of whether the President committed obstruction of justice did not conclude the President committed a crime, but it also "does not exonerate him," Barr wrote, quoting from Mueller's report.
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Others claim that the banks did nothing wrong to begin with — or, alternatively, that there was insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that anyone in particular committed a crime.
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The Bronx district attorney's office ultimately determined Ms. Konte's actions went so far beyond what a reasonable parent would do to keep her children safe that she had committed a crime.
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They are a group of citizens who are charged with deciding whether or not there is reasonable cause or probable cause to believe a person (or persons) has committed a crime.
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This comes despite the fact that there is no evidence Clinton committed a crime in her handling of the email servers, despite lengthy investigations that found evidence of carelessness and dishonesty.
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Mueller built an extensive case indicating the Republican president had committed obstruction of justice but stopped short of concluding he had committed a crime, though he did not exonerate the president.
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When a woman has naked photos released, she is often shamed or called a "slut," despite the fact that the person who has released said images has committed a crime against her.
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The existence of an investigation would have the curious effect of simultaneously bolstering the president's narrative while also confirming that a federal law enforcement agency believed he may have committed a crime.
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Another young Portsmouth woman, who didn't want to give her name or any kind of identifying details, said she'll begrudgingly vote Democratic even though she also believes that Clinton committed a crime.
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Trump has also been on edge over the past days after Robert Mueller, the special counsel, delivered his first public statement saying his investigation could not determine whether Trump committed a crime.
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Her comments, which she tweeted on Thursday, came in the aftermath of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, which didn't conclude whether Trump committed a crime but also did "not exonerate" the president.
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"The idea that a random cardiologist is going to be able to read the data in a pacemaker well enough to tell whether someone committed a crime is so implausible," Calo said.
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A landmark 2016 study from Georgetown Law found as many as half of all US adults are in the FBI's federal face database, the majority of whom have never committed a crime.
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He undermined the wisdom of that decision with a press conference last summer that violated another Justice Department imperative: Never engage in character assassination of someone who has never committed a crime.
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The Special Counsel's report and his statement today made clear that the office concluded it would not reach a determination -- one way or the other -- about whether the President committed a crime.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... officials investigated the incident and determined there just wasn't enough evidence to prove Skuta committed a crime -- so the State Attorney in FL decided to drop the case.
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"At this point of time, no individual or legal entity has been served (with a notice of a) suspicion of (having committed) a crime," Swedbank said in a statement following the search.
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President Trump, during an April interview, claimed Rice may have committed a crime by requesting the names of Trump associates be unmasked, though the president did not provide proof at the time.
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"The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,'" Barr wrote to lawmakers in the letter sent Sunday.
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The special counsel's report and his statement today made clear that the office concluded it would not reach a determination -- one way or the other -- about whether the President committed a crime.
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But pedophilia can be especially hard to live with for those who haven't committed a crime, and are forced to come to terms with an identity that most people regard as monstrous.
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Those were the principles under which we operated and from them we concluded that we would not reach a determination one way or the other about whether the president committed a crime.
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Trump tweeted in December that he "had to fire" Flynn because he'd lied to the FBI, seemingly confirming that he knew Flynn had committed a crime when he got rid of him.
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No wrongdoing by either Biden has been suggested by Ukrainian officials, and the prosecutor who Trump argued was targeted said recently that Hunter Biden was not found to have committed a crime.
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President Trump went further, suggesting without evidence that Susan E. Rice, who served as national security adviser under President Barack Obama, might have committed a crime by seeking to learn the identities.
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In Wisconsin, sex-trafficking victims have the option of an "affirmative" defense, meaning that if they committed a crime while being trafficked, they can use that as a defense against certain charges.
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Last year, the county says it ran around 1,000 searches using the tool — which it says it only uses in cases where there is reasonable suspicion that someone has committed a crime.
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Fifth, the bill would forbid border officers from keeping information they obtained from a traveler's device, unless the information on the device amounts to probable cause that the traveler committed a crime.
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Smith and Tucker Carlson recently traded jabs after a guest on the latter's show called senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano a "fool" in response to his view that Trump committed a crime.
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Napolitano, a libertarian conservative, also diverged last week from the pro-Trump stable, suggesting to anchor Shep Smith that Trump committed a crime when he urged Ukraine's president to investigate the Bidens.
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Barr's letter, directly quoting the Mueller report, clearly states that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" on questions of obstruction.
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"Yes, we have unambiguous evidence that the president has committed a crime at this point, I think," Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said in an interview.
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Those were the principles under which we operated and from them we concluded that we would not reach a determination, one way or the other, about whether the President committed a crime.
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" Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who unleashed an angry tirade after hearing prosecutors had dropped charges, continued to rail on Wednesday, appearing on morning television to insist that Mr. Smollett "committed a crime here.
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On the topic of obstruction of justice, Mueller's report specifically says it "does not conclude that the President committed a crime," but that it "also does not exonerate him," according to Barr.
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"It appears he did," Democratic Chairman Elijah Cummings told reporters when asked after a day-long hearing with Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, if he believed Trump committed a crime as president.
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These documents note that the federal prosecutor assigned to the case agreed to prosecute the caller if the FBI could figure out his identity and obtain evidence that he committed a crime.
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The American Civil Liberties Union in several states had objected to familial searches, saying it makes someone a suspect solely because of their familial relationship to a person who has committed a crime.
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Ed Bridges and civil rights group Liberty will argue that South Wales Police is violating citizens' rights by recording their faces without consent or any grounds for suspecting they have committed a crime.
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Those were the principles under which we operated, and from them, we concluded that we would -- would not -- reach a determination one way or the other about whether the president committed a crime.
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The Supreme Court instead ruled that in order to strip someone of citizenship, the government must prove that person committed a crime or told a lie that actually affected the citizenship application process.
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Barr wrote that he himself, along with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, determined that the obstruction evidence amassed by Mueller didn't rise to the level of proving that Trump committed a crime. Rep.
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Meanwhile, you often don't have the equivalent of the dead body that launches a homicide investigation — incontrovertible proof that someone committed a crime and now you need to find out who it was.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.) said the House panel and the Justice Department should determine whether Rice committed a crime, as President Trump asserted in an interview with The New York Times on Wednesday.
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"He (Clark) didn't make any threats against the police, there is no evidence he committed a crime, there was no warning from the police, there was no identification from the police," Crump said.
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More from the poll: Among the 49% who believe Trump is at fault, 61% say they only suspect that he committed a crime and 39% think there has been solid evidence of it.
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Months before she was arrested for allegedly murdering a Kansas mother and abducting her 6-day-old newborn girl, Yesenia Sesmas allegedly committed a crime with striking similarities, Wichita police confirm to PEOPLE.
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Trump for years has been an outspoken advocate of the controversial policy, which allows police officers to stop and search people if they have a reasonable suspicion that the person committed a crime.
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Just like former special counsel Bob Mueller said, "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" (Volume II, Page 182 if you're interested).
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In perhaps the most damning indicator of the public's view of the investigation, 49 percent of overall respondents say they think Trump himself committed a crime related to the subject of Mueller's investigation.
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When you enter the country, this is fact time, between ports of entry, you have committed a crime, therefore, you will be arrested and likely separated from your kids like any other criminal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election did not conclude President Donald Trump committed a crime but also did not exonerate him, Mueller's report said.
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Similarly, it's possible that Donald Trump Jr. committed a crime by conspiring to obtain electorally valuable information from a foreign government, and other Trump associates might be charged with something related to Russia.
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In 2015, officers in SWAT gear fatally shot a 26-year-old Lake County man inside his home despite having no warrant and no reason to suspect that he had committed a crime.
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We trust family, and faked letters from relatives can lead people to believe they were once lost in a mall as a child or that they committed a crime when they were younger.
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He cautioned, however, that Mr. Mueller's report states that "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" on the obstruction of justice issue.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller refused to state declaratively that Trump committed a crime because of Department of Justice guidelines issued by the Office of Legal Counsel that are against indicting a sitting president.
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"No individual human being should worry about their immigration status, unless they've committed a crime on top of coming here illegally, when it comes to getting food, water and shelter," Mr. Bossert said.
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However, full immunity is unlikely to be offered, they said, and there&aposs still the possibility that the US could request Prince Andrew&aposs extradition if they find evidence he committed a crime.
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The dozens of academics -- hailing from a variety of educational institutions including Yale, Columbia and Rutgers -- said in the letter that they were not taking a stance on whether Trump committed a crime.
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About 75 percent of Democrats said that the president had committed a crime by attempting to convince Zelesnky to open an investigation into Biden, a top contender for the 2020 Democratic Party nomination.
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Yuri A. Lysenko, a lawyer for the actress, said that Mr. Pavlensky had committed a "crime," a rape, and that he wanted to portray the police investigation as politically motivated to avoid punishment.
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Background reading: The special counsel's report states that "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" on the issue of obstruction of justice.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It appears President Donald Trump committed a crime, the chairman of the U.S. House Oversight Committee said on Wednesday, but he declined to say whether he should be removed from office.
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Sixty-four percent of respondents to the survey think that Trump committed a crime prior to taking office, compared to 453 percent who do not and 13 percent who said they didn't know.
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When the data is broken out across party lines, a whopping 89 percent of Democrats think Trump committed a crime prior to taking office, while a still-notable 33 percent of Republicans do.
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A Georgia woman unknowingly committed a crime recently when she transported a box of legos across state borders — only to have the young child she gave it to discover several pounds of methamphetamine inside.
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Although there is no law that requires parents be separated from their children at the border, if parents are jailed, then the children are split from them because they have not committed a crime.
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But the indictment did not allege that any American committed a crime or colluded with the Russians, and there are no indications in the document that vote counts were directly affected by any hacking.
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Under Israeli law, Netanyahu is required to resign only if he is convicted of having committed a crime and the conviction is upheld through the appeals process all the way to Israel's High Court.
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Attorney General Bill Barr stepped into the void Mueller left, announcing that based on a review of the evidence collected by Mueller's office, the record didn't support a finding that Trump committed a crime.
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The Department of Homeland Security told The New York Times that the new regulations are authorized under the DNA Fingerprint Act; until now, immigrants have been exempted from this unless they've committed a crime.
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Pen registers and other similar devices do not intercept the content of communications, and the government is not required to obtain a warrant or to have probable cause that the target committed a crime.
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"Those people who are in this country and pose a threat to our public safety, or have committed a crime, will be the first to go," White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters Tuesday.
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"If the U.N. concludes that there are credible allegations that they may have committed a crime, it refers the matter to relevant national authorities for further action as appropriate," she said in emailed comments.
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But in fact, Mueller wrote that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," according to Barr's letter summarizing the special counsel's key findings.
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Kasich has said the United States should secure its borders but that illegal immigrants who have not committed a crime should be able to pay back taxes and get on a path to legalization.
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Judging by recently published amendments, some of these orders could last indefinitely, and they seemingly could also be used against people who have not committed a crime, or who are not drug dealers themselves.
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The FBI is investigating whether singer Ryan Adams committed a crime during his communications with an underage girl, The New York Times reported Thursday, citing a law enforcement official with knowledge of the probe.
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" Abdelal told me, "It's very hard to lose your job at the N.Y.P.D. unless you have committed a crime," adding, "Even cops who have done heinous things—they still got to keep their jobs.
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An ICE official confirmed to CNN that 70 percent of the arrests were made for immigration violations of being in the U.S. illegally, not because the sponsors were found to have committed a crime.
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The practice resembled NYPD's "stop and frisk" program and was instituted with the express purpose of gathering as much intelligence on New Orleanians as possible, regardless of whether or not they committed a crime.
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"The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " Barr wrote, referring to the issue of obstruction of justice allegations.
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And while he hasn't been charged in relation to WikiLeaks' actions themselves, it remains possible that Mueller could still indict him in the case, if he has evidence showing that Stone committed a crime.
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As criticism built, the people running Mirotvorets said they would take their website offline and the Kiev prosecutor's office began an investigation into whether or not those running the site had committed a crime.
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There's no evidence, however, that the Twitter account committed a crime by using the app's own programming to access the user information, and the account's owner has not claimed to have engaged in hacking.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that border agents cannot do automated forensic searches of cellphones without reason to suspect their owners committed a crime — and they actually might need a warrant even then.
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It is well established that the government may confine people against their will if those individuals present a danger to themselves or others, even if the person being confined has not committed a crime.
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In a deposition this year in Ms. Thompson's civil case, a senior Walmart manager at the time, said Walmart did not audit whether the people who received the demand letters had committed a crime.
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If you tell me, "Hey your friend just committed a crime," it's just natural that you're just going to doubt it — so I think that first and foremost Mr. McCulloch should have recused himself.
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Nearly 4,000 people every year are accused of being "antisocial" or "dangerous," terms the Cuban government uses to jail people who pose a risk to the status quo, without having a committed a crime.
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And police officers "cannot lay hands on an individual who is committing (or has committed) a crime in the emergency department unless they are going to arrest and remove the individual," the report said.
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"President Clinton committed a crime, perjury," Representative Steve Chabot, an Ohio Republican who voted to impeach Mr. Clinton in 1998, said Thursday as the House Judiciary Committee drafted articles of impeachment against the president.
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The president's outside attorney, Rudolph Giuliani, has said that Mueller will need to show that he has evidence the president committed a crime before he will advise his client to sit for an interview.
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After the hearing, a tired Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings delivered a verdict that may augur a fateful moment in American history when he was asked whether Trump may have committed a crime in office.
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Career prosecutors not involved in the case have said the report contained strong evidence that Trump committed a crime when he pressured McGahn to fire Mueller and later urged him to lie about it.
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And if Trump knew Flynn committed a crime, his subsequent urgings to then-FBI Director James Comey to "let" the Flynn investigation "go" look even more like obstruction of justice than they already did.
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The shooting drew swift condemnations from Mayor Bill de Blasio and James P. O'Neill, the police commissioner, who said Sergeant Barry had failed to follow protocols, though neither said he had committed a crime.
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After learning of the suit in Spring 2017, Brancaccia filed for calumny against Livia in May 2017 for purportedly falsely accusing him of having committed a crime in front of a police or judicial authority.
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The special prosecutor could bring fresh charges against Smollett and charges against anyone else who is believed to have committed a crime during the incident and investigation, the Tribune reported, citing Toomin's ruling in June.
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And while immigrants without papers can be deported (whether they've committed a crime or not) simply because they don't have papers, legal immigrants can also be deported for violating the terms of their legal status.
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"If you are a DACA that's compliant with your registration, meaning you haven't committed a crime, and you in fact are registered, you're not priority of enforcement for ICE should the program end," she said.
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He also said detectives from the department's Robbery-Homicide Division would investigate whether the retired officer, whom he declined to name, had committed a crime by failing to turn over the knife for so long.
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Third: Mueller's decision to articulate in his report possible obstruction of justice behaviors on the part of the president was ill-advised, particularly because he was unwilling to determine whether the president committed a crime.
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He also made the extraordinary argument that Congress could not investigate whether the president (or anyone else, for that matter) had committed a crime because that was the role of the executive and judicial branches.
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His argument, which he's since expanded into a new book called You Have the Right to Remain Innocent, is that even if you haven't committed a crime, it's dangerous to tell the police any information.
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" The court held that Warmbier had committed a crime "pursuant to the U.S. government's hostile policy toward [the North], in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist.
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Jackson's comments come hours after the president told The New York Times in an interview that he believes Rice likely committed a crime by requesting the names of Trump transition aides during an intelligence report.
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In an interview with the New York Times (that was supposed to focus on infrastructure spending), Trump suggested that Obama's final national security adviser committed a crime — even though there's no evidence that she has.
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Mr. Mueller said it would be inappropriate for him to decide whether Mr. Trump committed obstruction of justice, because carrying out that analysis would create the risk of concluding that the president committed a crime.
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Every statistical measure available, of course, suggests it might not be the worst thing if these predatory men believed that they would be overzealously prosecuted if they committed a crime of sexual or domestic violence.
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Under President Trump, Justice Department officials have argued that such laws are unconstitutional and obstruct the federal government's ability to enforce immigration laws, including removing immigrants who entered the country illegally or committed a crime.
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"I think it's clearly a validation of the fact that the president never committed a crime," Corey Lewandowski, the president's former campaign manager, said as he flashed a blue piece of paper from his wallet.
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Police Chief Stawinski said Tuesday that the department called in forensic scientists, use-of-force experts, and special investigators to work through the night to determine whether Owen had committed a crime by shooting Green.
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The Supreme Court ruled in September that Milan Mazurek from the far-right People's Party-Our Slovakia (LSNS) committed a crime by expressing comments aimed at the Roma minority and imposed a fine on him.
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Mary Kathryn Harcombe, legal director with the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition, said the undocumented man was not arrested because the FBI did not have probable cause to believe he had committed a crime.
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Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School, testified on Wednesday that he didn&apost see any proof that President Donald Trump committed a crime and that Trump therefore should not be impeached.
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Shell said an internal investigation had found that Robinson may have committed a crime during the sale of an onshore oilfield, Oil Mining Lease (OML) 42, to local company Neconde Energy Ltd in February 2011.
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Mr. Kuykendall argued in court that Mr. Warren had not committed a crime by helping the migrants, even if what he did might have allowed them to stay out of sight of law enforcement agents.
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Just to be clear, when I was a federal prosecutor, I often declined cases where there was significant incriminating evidence and, at times, when I was personally convinced that the person had committed a crime.
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They also have a higher chance of being convicted than if they hadn't been assigned bail, as they take plea bargains just to get out of jail, whether or not they actually committed a crime.
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The term "under caution" refers to the questioning of someone suspected of having committed a crime, with the warning that anything they say or decline to talk about could be used against them in court proceedings.
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Once the inmates had successfully catfished their targets, they would then pose as the father of the fake persona, insisting their child was underage and that the target had therefore committed a crime by exchanging photos.
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Incredibly, Barr states in his letter to Congress that his decision not to pursue an obstruction charge was based, in part, on the absence of evidence that Trump committed a crime related to Russian election interference.
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That individual, who Roessler described as a "person of interest," was located elsewhere and was being interviewed by investigators, he said, adding there was so far no evidence the person in question had committed a crime.
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As Colin Ferrell's Danny Witwer notes at one point, they're arresting people who haven't committed a crime, while billboards simultaneously present compelling examples of people who would have otherwise died, had it not been for PreCrime.
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The number of Swedish men who tell pollsters that they pay for sex has fallen, but that may reflect a reluctance to admit that they have committed a crime, rather than a genuine change in behaviour.
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Trump tells the New York Times that he thinks Susan Rice committed a crime, but says he doesn't want to talk about the intelligence documents that would show that, when asked if he would declassify them.
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Trump told the New York Times that former national security adviser Susan Rice may have committed a crime by requesting the names of Trump associates who were incidentally mentioned on intercepted communications during the Obama administration.
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So, when someone says collusion is not a crime, and therefore, nobody involved in the -- in the Trump Tower meeting committed a crime, that&aposs a false premise because it presumes that collusion is worth investigating.
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While he stopped short of concluding Trump had committed a crime or that his aides had conspired with Moscow, Mueller did not clear him and indicated it was up to Congress to decide the next steps.
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Ratcliffe also accused Mueller of exceeding his authority in the report's extensive discussion of potential obstruction of justice by Trump after the special counsel decided not to draw a conclusion on whether Trump committed a crime.
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Yates, in a later question, clarified that she didn't think McGahn was as worried about whether Flynn had committed a crime as he was in trying to learn why the DOJ was interested in the matter.
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Read more: 2 key facts refute Trump's conspiracy theories about the Ukraine scandalThe House of Representatives doesn't need to prove that a president committed a crime outlined in the federal code to pass articles of impeachment.
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While the checks do not prove Trump committed a crime, they could be used as evidence by prosecutors should they pursue a case alleging that the president directed an illegal hush money scheme while in office.
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Mr. Mueller is "being as direct as he can be" about the possibility that Mr. Trump committed a crime and that Congress should act, said Glenn Kirschner, who worked with Mr. Mueller as a homicide prosecutor.
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The police got those phone records without a warrant, which the Fourth Amendment generally requires, and which would have forced them to show they had probable cause to believe that Mr. Carpenter had committed a crime.
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Dershowitz, who is also contributes to The Hill's opinion section, clarified that he meant that Trump's words should not be interpreted to determine if he committed a crime, unless it's clear exactly what Trump is saying.
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She claimed asylum in Britain in 2007, but her application to remain indefinitely was rejected in 2016 because of suspicions that she might have committed a crime against humanity or war crimes, according to court documents.
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He was also authorized by the Justice Department to investigate "allegations that Paul Manafort committed a crime or crimes by colluding with Russian government officials" as part of the Kremlin's effort to influence the presidential race.
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The F.B.I. is looking into whether the singer-songwriter Ryan Adams, 44, committed a crime by engaging in sexually explicit communications with an underage fan, according to a law enforcement official with knowledge of the matter.
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Jimmy Gurulé, a law professor at Notre Dame who was as assistant attorney general under George H.W. Bush, told my colleague Dylan Matthews that Trump potentially committed a crime punishable by two decades of jail time.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that Attorney General Bill Barr committed a crime when he previously testified to the House that he wasn't sure if Robert Mueller objected to his characterization of the special counsel's report.
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"The FBI wasn't in the first season because we hadn't committed a crime yet," Esmail told me (Alderson committed lots of small criminal hacks in the first season, but apparently no one bothered to tell law enforcement).
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He said his team couldn't exonerate the president based on the evidence it had, but stressed that his office never got to the point of trying to answer the question of whether Trump actually committed a crime.
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" When asked about his feelings on the numerous sexual assault allegations against Ghomeshi, Buruma said, "All I know is that in a court of law he was acquitted, and there is no proof he committed a crime.
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And former special counsel Robert Mueller famously outlined 10 possible obstruction of justice episodes in his Trump-Russia probe — noting that while he couldn't say the president committed a crime, he couldn't acquit Trump of one, either.
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If Mueller had concluded that Trump committed a crime, Republicans would have been in a somewhat more awkward spot on this — but he refused to do so, and so the GOP has a rationale to do nothing.
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But if a country believes that foreign agents have committed a crime, as happened with Sergei Skripal and his daughter, the only way to punish embassy employees is to expel them, since they have full diplomatic immunity.
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Trump&aposs lawyers reportedly had been interested in setting conditions for a Mueller interview – namely that they wanted him to produce evidence that Trump had committed a crime before they agreed for the president to be questioned.
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Washington (CNN)The White House on Thursday sought to reassure undocumented immigrants in areas affected by Hurricane Harvey that they would not face immigration screening at shelters or during life-saving operations -- unless they've committed a crime.
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Because Ms. Eldred committed a crime to support her drug habit and her addiction was active, prosecutors said, the judge also had an obligation to protect the public from the likelihood that she might commit another crime.
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To convict Mr. Weinstein of predatory sexual assault, the jury has to find that he committed a serious crime against either Ms. Mann or Ms. Haley — or both — and that he committed a crime against Ms. Sciorra.
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The four articles of impeachment unveiled by Green say Trump has "has undermined the integrity of his office with impunity" and "brought disrepute on the presidency," but do not argue that the president has committed a crime.
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A law-enforcement official, from the F.B.I. or another agency, files an affidavit (known as a complaint) with a federal magistrate judge stating that there is probable cause to believe that the defendant has committed a crime.
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The United States would have to comply with the request and likely would do so only in the event there is compelling evidence Kanter committed a crime that could be prosecutable in the U.S. —Field Level Media
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"If there was a shelter he would not have to have committed a crime to have been able to get out of the cold, and could have also had a hot meal," Patten told the Natchez Democrat.
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The girl has never committed a crime, but her mother, Shirin Gul, is a convicted serial killer serving a life sentence, and under Afghan prison policy she can keep her daughter with her until she turns 18.
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If Trump knew that Flynn had committed a crime when he made his statement to Comey, and was hoping to make the charges go away by talking to Comey, that would appear to be obstruction of justice.
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Former FBI Director James Comey was recently questioned by the D.C. U.S. Attorney's office as part of a probe into whether Andrew McCabe, his former deputy, committed a crime by lying to federal agents, a Thursday report claimed.
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"Before the suspects are judged to have committed a crime, the principle of presumption of innocence should apply," the council said in a statement to Reuters in response to a question about China's use of media for confessions.
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President Trump's lawyers have told FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller that they want him to produce evidence that Trump has committed a crime before they agree for the president to be interviewed as part of Mueller's Russia investigation.
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"While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," says Mueller's report, according to one of the few direct quotations from the special counsel's report included in Barr's summary.
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What they're saying: Trump ally and constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz told the Post that Cohen's confessions do not indicate whether Trump committed a crime, but suggested that Trump was not being forthcoming about his business ties with Russia.
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Though federal law allows for witnesses who skip a court appearance to be jailed for contempt of court, Jenny's lawyer told the channel that she had not committed a crime and had showed up to testify when required.
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BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - - The speaker of the Catalan parliament denied in court on Friday she had committed a crime by letting the assembly vote on whether to pursue independence, and said no court could stop the separatist movement.
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In August, Rosenstein authorized Mueller to investigate allegations that Manafort may have "committed a crime or crimes arising out of payments he received from the Ukrainian government" before and while pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovych was in office.
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Earlier this month, it emerged that Trump's lawyers were setting conditions for a Mueller interview – namely, that they want him to produce evidence that Trump has committed a crime before they agree for the president to be questioned.
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As the review board did not bring the charges until July, the only way the proceeding can yield a guilty verdict is if Pantaleo committed a crime -- either third-degree assault or second-degree strangulation, the association said.
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"The Special Counsel's report and his statement today made clear that the office concluded it would not reach a determination – one way or the other – about whether the President committed a crime," they said in a joint statement.
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The intelligence has formed the core of Trump's argument that former national security adviser Susan Rice spied on him, and Trump himself upped the ante in a New York Times interview saying he believed Rice committed a crime.
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He says the fashion show is a way of bringing hope to prisoners, inspiring them to believe that—even though they committed a crime—they'll return to society with a new skill set and their heads held high.
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Cindy Laporta, Manafort's accountant who has immunity to testify in the trial, said on the fourth day of the trial she may have committed a crime by filing tax returns for him that she thought contained false information.
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To prevail with an insanity defense in New York, defendants like Mr. Gilbert must prove that their mental illness impeded them from comprehending that they committed a crime or from knowing what they had done was morally wrong.
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The New York Times's Michael Schmidt and Maggie Haberman reported that Giuliani is setting new terms for the interview: Mueller must show evidence that Donald Trump committed a crime and that an interview is necessary, or forget it.
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No, it does not appear Comey committed a crime -- for instance, by knowingly leaking classified materials -- and Comey made a hollow claim of vindication on Twitter, generously offering to accept quick "sorry" messages in lieu of formal apologies.
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They fault it for allowing for searches of people who happen to be related to someone who has committed a crime, and say that given the composition of the offender databases, familial searching disproportionately affects blacks and Hispanics.
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"Law enforcement officers believe there's a good chance that the attorney for [the] president committed [a] crime or was involved in fraud where they couldn't have gotten the okay from the magistrate to make these seizures," Schumer said.
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Even some Republicans pointed out that if an eavesdropping warrant had been approved, it would mean that a judge was convinced that someone in Mr. Trump's circle might have committed a crime or acted as a foreign agent.
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It's particularly worrying, he said, that the FBI can use what oftentimes turns out to be imaginary threats to national security as an excuse to stockpile U.S. citizens's private data, even when no proof exists they've committed a crime.
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A decision to announce that the President of the United States had committed a crime but would not be charged would have placed him front and center at one of the most controversial decisions of the modern political era.
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That's led legal experts and former prosecutors to say they suspect that even though the report does not recommend any new prosecutions or say that Trump committed a crime, it could still hold plenty of negative information about Trump.
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Meek committed a crime over 11 years ago and spent five months in jail for it when he was 19, then started his long road of trying to please Judge Brinkley, a task that may never have been possible.
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Giuliani said last week that the president will only agree to an interview with Mueller's team if the special counsel provides evidence that Trump has committed a crime and that his testimony is necessary to complete the federal probe.
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But the decision whether to proceed with an indictment now sits entirely with top-level Justice Department officials, including Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who have appeared skeptical as to whether Pantaleo committed a crime, according to the Times.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said former White House National Security Adviser Susan Rice may have committed a crime when requesting to unmask the names of Trump's associates who were incidentally mentioned on intercepted communications during the Obama administration.
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Meantime, Attorney General William P. Barr's defiant testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee has prompted Ms. Pelosi to declare that he committed "a crime" by contradicting his previous statements about interactions with the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Justice Martin P. Murphy said the New York Police Department had improperly homed in on an attempted murder suspect last year by intercepting the suspect's cellphone signals without a warrant based on probable cause that he committed a crime.
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More than a year and a half after wireless carriers were caught red-handed selling the real-time location data of their customers to anyone willing to pay for it, the FCC has determined that they committed a crime.
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White Collar Watch It is a standard rule of evidence that charges against one person cannot be used to prove someone else committed a crime by engaging in the same type of conduct, especially if the cases are unrelated.
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"In my state, what we do is we separate -- you're paying your price, you committed a crime, you're in jail, that's bad, but you are still living in American society, and you have a right to vote," Sanders continued.
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She believes that prosecutors could charge the participants with seeking to defraud the United States under 18 U.S.C. 371 by going to a meeting to hear evidence that another party may have committed a crime … against the United States.
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According to the Philadelphia Voice, authorities are trying to track down Joseph Diperso by circulating his mugshot, which arguably is more notable than his crime: Ostensibly Diperso had just committed a crime when this was taken, before getting caught.
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Giannulli's Instagram comments section is flooded with angry comments too, but some fans are pushing back, saying that even though her parents allegedly committed a crime, Giannulli is just a teen, and plenty of the comments are unnecessarily cruel.
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"It's easier to convince somebody in a civil courtroom that it's more likely than not that person A committed a crime as opposed to proving beyond a reasonable doubt," Backman says, again addressing the difference between civil versus criminal cases.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his team on Wednesday sought to downplay the significance of special counsel Robert Mueller's first public comments about his investigation and the reason he did not draw a conclusion on whether Trump committed a crime.
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The term "under caution" refers to the questioning of someone suspected of having committed a crime, with the warning that anything he or she says or declines to talk about could be used against him or her in court proceedings.
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The only thing is my husband was not a criminal and those are the laws that need to be fixed because they are broken for the people … brought as children, doing the right thing, and have never committed a crime.
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The categories include any immigrant (documented or not) convicted of, charged of, or thought to have committed a crime— that could include undocumented immigrants who crossed the border illegally (a criminal misdemeanor) and legal permanent residents charged with minor offenses.
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And he pointed to the exoneration statement that Comey initially found Clinton guilty under the espionage act but somebody changed the language ever so slightly and that inundation allowed Comey to exonerate Clinton when in fact she had committed a crime.
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"He's basically stating that Mr. Obama committed crimes, and to state that somebody has committed a crime when it's false is clearly defamatory," Benjamin Zipursky, who teaches defamation law at Fordham University Law School in New York, told NBC News.
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A spokeswoman for Axel Springer welcomed the decision and said an internal investigation had also found no proof that Diekmann, who became Bild's publisher after serving as editor in chief from 2001 until the end of 2015, had committed a crime.
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As Barr wrote in his March 24 letter to Congress, after reviewing the evidence Mueller laid out, he and his top deputy at the Justice Department "concluded that the evidence ... is not sufficient to establish that" Trump committed a crime.
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Back in May, Mueller emphasized that the policy meant his office could not indict Trump, but also that his office didn't get to the point of concluding whether Trump committed a crime; they presented evidence on both sides of that question.
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And I think for the 11 million or 11.5 million Americans — the illegals that are here, if they have not committed a crime since they've been here, I'd make them pay a fine, some back taxes, maybe some community service.
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Despite Haltman's gut feeling that Jackson molested children, he said he supported the jury's vote, as they were legally obligated to vote not guilty after agreeing the prosecution failed to prove — with certainty — Jackson had committed a crime against Arvizo.
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"I think we should ask him whether Trump committed a crime" Members of the House Judiciary Committee plan to drill down on five key moments in Mueller's report that they believe makes the case that Trump criminally obstructed the investigation.
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In the '250s, our country focused on what's called the rehabilitation model of corrections — the idea was that those who violate the criminal law are either sick or they committed a crime because they're not well and they need rehabilitation.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions in July revived a controversial civil asset forfeiture policy that allows local, state and federal police to seize cash and other assets from people if they believe there is probable cause that they had committed a crime.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - An ecologist in northern Russia said on Thursday the state nuclear agency Rosatom had committed a crime by carrying out a mysterious test last week close to inhabited areas, which caused a spike in radiation in his native city.
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In a bid to put a patina of reform on a key spying program, Congress is poised to make it harder for the FBI to spy on those whom the agency has probable cause to believe have committed a crime.
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Many defectors had served prison terms in the South for crimes they committed in the North, including murder and rape, and the two should have been prosecuted in South Korea if they were suspected of having committed a crime, Jung said.
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"This does not automatically mean (or exclude) that a bank receiving payments in a possible money laundering operation has committed a crime or has breached the bank's requirement to know its client and identify suspicious circumstances," it said in the statement.
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"If the American government sees us as human beings, then they have committed a crime against fellow human beings, but if they treat us as less than human beings, well, of course they can do whatever they want," Karzai added.
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While some people are unbothered by the idea of persecuting someone not because he committed a crime but because of a sexuality they didn't choose and don't want, there are good reasons to be against this kind of mob justice.
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" Bromwich noted in his letter that Justice Department guidelines say that a prosecution should be recommended if there is belief that a person committed a crime and that the admissible evidence "will probably be sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction.
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In some cases, that means tenants are turned away from housing for having once committed a crime that isn't housing related, or one so old that they give no indication about the kind of person you'd be renting to, Dunn said.
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But cops spoke with 4 witnesses who say they never saw Elliott lay a finger on the woman -- and in the end, officers did NOT arrest Elliott because they didn't feel there was enough evidence to prove he committed a crime.
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" Conway also took issue with many of Trump's critics, as well as media reports, that have focused on the report's explicitly noting that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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During an interview in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump suggested without evidence that Susan Rice, former President Barack Obama's national security adviser, had committed a crime by seeking the identities of Americans swept up in U.S. surveillance of foreign officials.
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But Mueller also indicated that this team had determined at the outset not to judge whether Trump had committed a crime, owing in large part to a longstanding Justice Department opinion that says a sitting president is immune from indictment.
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And during an interview in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump suggested without evidence that Susan Rice, former President Barack Obama's national security adviser, had committed a crime by seeking the identities of Americans swept up in U.S. surveillance of foreign officials.
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"Get a grip man, the Russians committed a crime when they stole my emails to help get you elected President," Podesta wrote, calling on Trump to mention the issue during his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday morning.
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Mr. Bentley, who divorced his wife of 50 years in the months before the recording shocked Alabama, denied that he had had a physical relationship with the woman who was his senior political adviser or that he had committed a crime.
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While he said there was not enough evidence to say that Trump committed a crime by seeking to slow or end the Mueller investigation, he also didn't provide Trump the full clearance the President and his inner circle likely wanted.
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Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio committed a crime by defying a court order to stop detaining suspected undocumented immigrants, a judge ruled on Monday, in the latest rebuke for a once-popular politician who was voted out of office last year.
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Trump has essentially confessed three times to his corrupt intent in firing Comey: on May 10 in the Oval Office, on May 11 to NBC's Lester Holt, and then in his tweet on Saturday (awareness that Flynn had committed a crime).
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The government has been pushing for notification from local authorities about when they have an undocumented immigrant in custody who has committed a crime, saying to withhold that information, and then release that person onto the streets is putting local communities in danger.
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" In his summary, Barr noted that the report did not draw a conclusion on whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice and that Mueller wrote, "[W]hile this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime it also does not exonerate him.
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During the filming of my new CNN show, "The Redemption Project," I witnessed a different response to violent crime -- one that brings together survivors and those who committed a crime to seek accountability and answers they may not have gotten in the courtroom.
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Moreover, the Special Counsel did not find that any Americans committed a crime in connection with the dissemination of the hacked materials in part because a defendant could not be charged for dissemination without proof of his involvement in the underlying hacking conspiracy.
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Former federal prosecutor and CNN Legal Analyst Shanlon Wu offers a smart take here, arguing that Mueller did not want to place himself in the middle of a political firestorm by announcing the President had committed a crime but would not be indicted.
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"Afridi worked against the law and our national interest, and the Pakistan government has repeatedly been telling the United States that under our law he committed a crime and was facing the law," Zahid Hamid was quoted as saying at the time.
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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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And then for the 11.5 million that are here, if they have not committed a crime since they've been here, I believe they ought to pay some back taxes, pay a fine, never get on the path to citizenship, but get legalization.
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It is not — I couldn't even imagine how we would even begin to think about taking a mom or a dad out of a house when they have not committed a crime since they've been here, leaving their children in the house.
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By contrast, to suggest Clinton committed a crime, and, through a network of cronies, got away with it, isn't a racialized (or in this case gendered) attack the way birtherism is, and it places Clinton in the impossible position of proving a negative.
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At one point, he had to correct himself after saying he would have sought to indict Trump if not for a Justice Department policy against charging a sitting president, saying his investigation did not determine whether the president had committed a crime.
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Trump's critics have cited that as potential obstruction of justice, particularly after his Saturday tweet that he "had to fire" Flynn because he lied to the FBI (hence, Trump would have known Flynn committed a crime before allegedly asking Comey to back off).
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But for a criminal defense lawyer, when someone comes to you who has committed a crime, even a horrible crime, you have a duty of confidentiality and that duty trumps any moral misgivings you may have about disclosing any information you learn.
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"I do not distinguish them as any more dangerous than other people who might have been apprehended before they committed a crime or people who were convicted of committing a crime," said Karen Greenberg, director of Fordham University's Center on National Security.
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Rather than reserving it for youth best supported by an intensive program, probation has become an catch all response to youth who pose little or no harm to society and, in some cases, to those who have not even committed a crime.
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Davis on Wednesday also said Trump committed a crime when he directed Cohen to offer payment to women alleging affairs with Trump more than a decade ago in an effort to keep them quiet in the months before the 2016 presidential election.
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"This was an intragang conflict where the defendants allegedly plotted to attack an upstart set of the Trinitarios and allegedly committed a crime that has shocked people everywhere for its brutality," said Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark at a news conference on Wednesday.
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While Trump said during the primaries he would deport all 11 million undocumented people living in the U.S., Kasich proposed a path toward some type of legalization that would include a fine and back taxes for those who had never committed a crime.
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While deportations have decreased under Trump compared with Obama (in large part because more undocumented immigrants are being arrested in the interior of the country, rather than near the border) immigrant arrests have increased, including of those who have never committed a crime.
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If a soldier who's committed a crime as consequential as Manning's can walk free — and remember, there is no question at all about Manning's guilt — then surely an officer who erred in combat, though tragically, is owed the benefit of a doubt.
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" He also noted that Mr. Ghomeshi had been acquitted and said there was no proof he had committed a crime, adding, "The exact nature of his behavior — how much consent was involved — I have no idea, nor is it really my concern.
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" Those allegations are "that Paul Manafort: Committed a crime or crimes by colluding with Russian government officials with respect to the Russian government's efforts to interfere with the 2016 election for President of the United States, in violation of United States law.
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The letter said that the F.B.I. had concluded that Mr. Flynn had not committed a crime when he told agents in January 2017 that he did not discuss sanctions with the Russian ambassador during the transition, an assertion later found to be false.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he believed former President Barack Obama's national security adviser may have committed a crime, calling Susan Rice's actions around intelligence reports "one of the big stories of our time" without specifying what law he believed she broke.
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In the end, they said, the case came down to one of "he said, she said," about an interaction that occurred more than a decade ago, and the jury could not come to a consensus over whether Mr. Cosby had committed a crime.
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Here's how it works in Washington County: If officers have a photo, oftentimes from security camera footage, of someone who has committed a crime, they can run it against the jail booking database, and turn up potential matches in a matter of seconds.
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Eli Kamir -- an Israeli media adviser -- was arrested Sunday morning and questioned "under caution," Israeli police and the Israel Securities Authority said in a joint statement, meaning he is suspected of having committed a crime in the case, known as Case 4000.
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"While this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," Barr quoted Mueller as writing in the final report on an investigation that led to indictments and convictions of several of Trump's senior former aides.
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" Mueller did not draw a conclusion on the question of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice, and Barr quoted the special counsel as saying that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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Greitens, a Republican, is currently facing a felony charge for invasion of privacy, stands accused of coercing a woman into sex, and, according to the state's attorney general, may have committed a crime by using a charity donor list to solicit campaign funds.
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Ms Blatt ended with data to give the justices added pause before voting to bolster Creek authority on Oklahoma's lands: "There are 2,000 prisoners in state court who committed a crime in the former Indian territory who self-identify as Native American", she said.
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Although Mueller's team described in detail the extensive contact Trump's team had with Russia during the election campaign and how Trump tried to impede the investigation, it stopped short of concluding he had committed a crime or that his aides had conspired with Moscow.
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I mean, the authority that&aposs out there is only if the president is -- you know, if he&aposs committed a crime, then the remedy is impeachment, and then, once out of office, then you can proceed with the criminal investigation and conclusion to that.
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Another report in the printed version of the Italian newspaper Il Corriere Della Sera at the end of March also hinted that Milan prosecutors had launched an investigation to figure out whether Vincenzetti and his company had committed a crime when exporting the company's spyware.
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While six former Trump associates and more than two dozen Russian nationals and entities were indicted, Mueller in his final report did not explicitly allege the president committed a crime, and did not uncover evidence that the Trump campaign illegally conspired with the Kremlin.
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Six years ago, Jack Black played a nice guy with a weird accent who committed a crime based on a real life story in (the very excellent film) Bernie, and next year, he's going to do the same thing again in The Polka King.
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In his summary of the report, Barr wrote that the investigation "did not establish that members of the Trump Campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities" and "does not conclude the President committed a crime" — conclusions favorable to Trump.
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Flynn cooperated extensively with Mueller's investigation, which did not find sufficient evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between Russia and the Trump campaign but documented multiple instances of attempts by Trump to impede the probe while stopping short of saying whether he committed a crime.
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This means that if the special counsel finds evidence that the president committed a crime, but either decides or is ordered to not indict him based on the theory that a president cannot be indicted, then the information about his role must be kept secret!
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One drawback from Mr. Trump's perspective may be that in 1992, Mr. Barr decided to trigger the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate whether senior Bush administration officials had committed a crime by searching Bill Clinton's passport file while he was a presidential candidate.
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Nevertheless, we reached an informal agreement with the White House over the last two years: The test of Mr. Trump's fitness for office rested on Mr. Mueller's findings that the president committed a crime, namely, conspiracy with the Russian government to influence the election.
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ICE has authority to detain someone on probable cause to believe that the person is a deportable alien, but state and local police only have authority to detain someone on the basis of probable cause to believe that the person has committed a crime.
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His job was solely to investigate and to report internally to the attorney general the findings of his investigation so that the attorney general — not Mr. Comey — could determine if there was proof beyond a reasonable doubt that those under investigation had committed a crime.
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Trump was asked by The New York Times in an Oval Office interview Wednesday whether he thought the former national security adviser committed a crime in her handling of the names of transition staffers who were caught up but initially not named in intelligence reports.
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An Israeli official told CNN that Netanyahu was questioned "under caution," which refers to the questioning of someone suspected of having committed a crime, with the warning that anything they say, or decline to talk about, could be used against them in court proceedings.
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Op-Ed Contributor The simmering talk of impeachment swirling around President Trump largely concerns whether he committed a crime by asking James Comey, when he was still the director of the F.B.I., to end an investigation of Michael T. Flynn, the onetime national security adviser.
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The Southern District of New York does not have to go to a jury and get a conviction to void the non-prosecution agreement; the agreement itself states that is up to the district whether AMI has committed a crime and violated the deal.
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In a heavily redacted memo also filed Monday, the special counsel's office revealed that Rosenstein explicitly gave Mueller the authority to investigate Manafort's Ukraine work, along with whether he "committed a crime or crimes by colluding with Russian government officials" during the 2016 presidential race.
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Days later, Mr. Lathan, using a wheelchair while he recovered from his wound, was arrested and held in the Men's Central Jail — not because he had committed a crime, but because he had violated parole by associating with a known gang member: Nipsey Hussle.
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" REPORT: MCCABE MAY FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES Fox News : "Former FBI Director James Comey was recently questioned by the D.C. U.S. Attorney's office as part of a probe into whether Andrew McCabe , his former deputy, committed a crime by lying to federal agents, a Thursday report claimed.
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Gabrielle Giffords and killed 10 people in Tucson, Arizona, in 2011, knew he was violent and took away his shotgun, but couldn't do anything more unless he had committed a crime or unless they had decided to try to have him involuntarily committed to a mental institution.
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At the same time, he went out of his way to make clear that while the report "does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" and included a not-too-subtle invitation for Congress to continue to pursue the matter.
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If the groups committed a crime egregious enough that the public needed to know about it, then the media would acknowledge it, but for the most part it was thought best not to give them too much attention, lest the publicity helped them recruit new members.
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Interactions with the police: In his written analysis agreeing with a decision not to hear a case, Justice Clarence Thomas (one of the most conservative justices sitting), questioned the constitutionality of civil forfeiture (when police legally take people's possessions even if they haven't committed a crime).
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"They are trying to accuse my brother of a crime, that is to say, he's changed from being a witness to being someone who committed a crime, and they are trying to find a crime to pin on him however they can," Oscar Castro told reporters Wednesday.
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But the constitution does have, as Matt talked about, this framework for impeachment, so if there are enough people convinced that this president is out of line, whether he&aposs committed a crime or not, whether he&aposs pardoned himself or not, they still have a means.
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I've heard too many stories of men confessing having committed sexual violence and having the church treat them like they just messed up, momentarily gave into their weakness, rather than like they committed a crime that may well traumatize someone for the rest of their lives.
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A little less than half of respondents (49%) think Trump "committed a crime in connection with possible Russian attempts to influence the election," but only 19% of that group think there is "solid evidence" of such a crime; 30% say their belief is based on suspicion only.
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After a one-hour trial, the court held that Otto Warmbier had committed a crime "pursuant to the U.S. government's hostile policy toward [the North], in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist," according to The Associated Press.
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It's not necessary to have committed a crime, and the burden of proof is reversed so that those targeted must prove in court not only that their assets were acquired by legal means, but also that they'll never be used in the future for an unlawful act.
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Mr. Barr quoted the special counsel as stating that "while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," and wrote that Mr. Mueller did not draw conclusions about whether Mr. Trump's conduct amounted to obstruction of justice.
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But Mr. Barr did not say whether a factor in Mr. Mueller's decision to sidestep the question was the awkwardness that would flow from making any informal accusation that the president committed a crime without a way, for now, to resolve the matter through a trial.
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On the second day of opening statements, House impeachment managers revisited points they'd already made about why and how they say Donald Trump abused his power as President and why, contrary to Republicans' defense, Trump doesn't actually have to have committed a crime to be impeached.
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President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE has repeatedly claimed that it is for those who have committed a crime and were convicted.
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The jury found that there was probable cause that all seven staffers at the jail run by conservative Sheriff David Clarke committed a crime and Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisolm must now decide whether to file charges, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper reported on Monday.
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The documents show that Mueller had shown probable cause that Cohen had committed a crime to obtain warrants for two email accounts as far back as the summer of 2017, nine months before FBI agents acting on behalf of New York prosecutors raided Cohen's office and residences.
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It also includes reviving a disputed plan for preventive custody of potentially dangerous individuals, even if they have not committed a crime, which was put forward by Kurz's coalition government with the far right after a fatal stabbing apparently committed by an asylum seeker in February.
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Gabrielle Giffords and killed 10 people in Tucson, Arizona, in 2011, knew he was violent and took away his shotgun but couldn't do anything more unless he had committed a crime or unless they had decided to try to have him involuntarily committed to a mental institution.
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I would hope the Trump administration would use the Manafort case to look into the thousands of poor people who are today in prison based on an assumption or a statement by a judge that this person has committed a crime, without a trial, without any opportunity to dispute.
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In an interview with the New York Times today, President Trump alleged that former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice and other Obama administration officials — whom he refused to name — may have committed a crime by "unmasking" the identities of Trump team associates in intercepted communications with foreign officials.
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" 👉 Read Zoe Tillman's smart analysis on what it means that Mueller said he couldn't decide if Trump committed a crime: "Mueller ultimately presented evidence on both sides of the obstruction issue in his report, while noting there was 'substantial evidence' Trump had engaged in potentially obstructive acts.
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" -- October 173 exchange with reporters at meeting with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö "Schiff has also committed a crime, perhaps treason, in making up a horrible statement and reading it to Congress, and the American people, as though it was the statement of the President of the United States, me.
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And the Justice Department produced legal guidance that blocked a whistleblower complaint on the Ukraine call from being shared with Congress, while also publicly announcing that the President hadn't committed a crime in his interactions, a decision that came after only narrowly looking at possible campaign finance violations.
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Rooney, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee at the center of the inquiry, said Friday that he had not yet come to a conclusion on whether the President committed a crime that compels his removal from office, a striking view among House Republicans defensive of Trump.
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The governor's own concerns about a possible prosecution related to his interference and abrupt shutdown of an anticorruption panel known as the Moreland Commission in 2014 were eased on Monday, when the United States attorney in Manhattan said that there was "insufficient evidence" the governor had committed a crime.
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The United Arab Emirates has such high growth because of its oil reserves, creating a boom for the country, as well as because it allows any expatriate to apply for citizenship after living there for 20 years, as long as they haven't committed a crime and can speak Arabic.
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, needs to prove before Mr. Trump would agree to an interview that he has evidence that Mr. Trump committed a crime and that his testimony is essential to completing the investigation, said Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's lead lawyer in the case.
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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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At the same time, the Housing Authority has been working to overhaul a policy bearing the ominous name of "permanent exclusion," an outgrowth of federal litigation in the 1970s, when housing advocates maintained that the authority was evicting too many families because one member had committed a crime.
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In an interview with The Times on Wednesday, Mr. Trump said that the former national security adviser Susan E. Rice might have committed a crime by seeking the identities of the Trump associates who last year were swept up in surveillance of foreign officials by American spy agencies.
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So in a FISA investigation, it is not necessary to show probable cause that a suspect has committed a crime in order to search his home or tap his phone; all that is needed is probable cause that he is acting as an agent of a foreign power.
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Earlier, referring to Mills, who was Hillary's chief of staff at the State Department, Comey stated in testimony before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee that "we have no evidence to establish that she committed a crime," in relation to Hillary's use of a personal email server.
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There are a couple of stories — one starring Keira Knightley and Helen Mirren, in which Knightley's character works at a refugee shelter; another starring Alexander Black and Carol Schuler, in which a migrant who's committed a crime hides out in a brothel — that address contemporary concerns of the city.
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How does it make any sense fiscally to be locking up someone who's ill — who committed a crime in the loosest sense of the word — to lock them up in a setting [where] they cannot conceivably make their illness better, and their illness ensures their coming back in here?
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During a press conference in April shortly before a redacted version of Mueller's final report was released, Barr told reporters that he and other senior DOJ officials met with Mueller on March 5 and asked him if he would have found Trump committed a crime but for the DOJ policy.
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The Mueller report cites three problems with drawing a conclusion on obstruction: the president's constitutional authority, the lack of sufficient evidence that Trump committed a crime related to Russian election interference that he would want to cover up and the fact that some of his actions took place in public view.
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BANGKOK — A prominent member of the governing coalition in Malaysia who has been removed from a top party job lashed back on Saturday with a strongly worded Facebook post saying he had seen "proof" that Prime Minister Najib Razak committed a crime in his dealings with the country's sovereign wealth fund.
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Ex-Independent Counsel Ken Starr, who led the investigation into former President Bill Clinton in the 1990s, said that while dangling clemency might be an "abuse of power" — and therefore potential grounds for impeachment — proving that the president committed a crime by exercising a constitutional power would be extremely difficult.
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For example, I have a friend who is a prominent business leader who is being pressured, as if he has committed a crime, by the media and others to justify his support of Trump considering the prevailing pro-Clinton opinion in the business sector in which he has gained fame.
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Similarly, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have also been removed from the case, and replaced with civil rights prosecutors from D.C. The case will hinge on whether prosecutors can present enough evidence to a federal grand jury in Brooklyn to prove that Pantaleo committed a crime and violated Garner's civil rights.
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In the end, Mr. Schatzow said, Ms. Mosby "correctly determined" that while there may have been enough evidence to persuade jurors, they would never convince Judge Williams that the officers had committed a crime — despite the judge's history as a lawyer who once prosecuted police misconduct for the Justice Department.
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Critics seized on that assertion as evidence that the president obstructed justice, a confession that he knew Mr. Flynn had committed a crime when, a day after firing him, he pressured the former F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, to drop the investigation into Mr. Flynn, according to testimony from Mr. Comey.
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He wrote that Mr. Mueller decided not to make a "traditional prosecutorial judgment" about whether the evidence was sufficient to establish whether Mr. Trump committed a crime but did not explain Mr. Mueller's reasoning, beyond quoting the special counsel as stating that the question raised "difficult issues" of law and fact.
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But in an unusual move Mr. Barr did not explain, Mr. Mueller left that question unresolved, instead stating that "while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him," according to a brief excerpt from the special counsel report that Mr. Barr quoted.
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In May, the problem was that Trump was just too busy planning for the North Korea summit, Giuliani told the Associated Press: By early July, there was a new objection — Trump wanted Mueller to show evidence that he'd committed a crime before he'd agree to be interviewed, Giuliani told the Times.
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Andrew Rosenthal As I watched President Trump blathering to a group of governors on Monday about throwing people who have not committed a crime into mental hospitals to prevent mass shootings at schools, I recalled a country where I once lived in which the government had that power — the Soviet Union.
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On Thursday, Mr. Nadler drew on quotes from Alexander Hamilton; from George Washington's farewell address; and from a 1792 letter to Thomas Jefferson from John Adams that warned of "foreign intrigue and influence" in arguing that Mr. Trump warranted impeachment and removal from office — regardless of whether he committed a crime.
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Brown predicted that ultimately "cooler heads will prevail" and policies such as red flag laws — which are controversial because they allow police to seize a person's guns if they are believed to be a danger to themselves or others but before they have actually committed a crime — will not be passed into law.
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Under Justice Department policy, a target is someone who is believed to have committed a crime and is likely to face charges, while a subject is someone whose conduct is within the scope of an investigation, said Lisa Kern Griffin, a former federal prosecutor and a professor at Duke University School of Law.
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When I proposed this new law on CNN, legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin responded that lawyers, doctors, penitents and spouses are not above the law, and if there is probable cause to believe they may have committed a crime, it should be permissible to search their records without the direct supervision of a judge.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE told CBS "This Morning" on Thursday said Mueller could have decided whether Trump committed a crime as part of the Russia probe.
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Gaetz also accused Schiff of violating a parliamentary precedent that bars members from making "accusations that the president has committed a crime," or alleging "that the president has done something illegal," adding he believes Schiff's rhetoric has been in violation of the rules since the special counsel investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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But as former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy points out , the statement of offense seems to be more exculpatory than incriminating for Trump: If the Russians were offering Clinton emails through Papadopoulos, "that would mean Trump and his campaign had nothing to do with the acquisition of the emails" and thus had not committed a crime.
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The thief not only committed a crime against the fried rice–haver, she broke the covenant of the office fridge, the fundamental idea that if you put food in it and it is either clearly labeled or obviously your food and not a communal item, then you can rest knowing the food is secure.
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After many observed that this was a seeming admission of obstruction of justice — because if Trump knew Flynn committed a crime, his later request that Comey stop investigating Flynn would be an attempt to cover up a crime — Dowd said that in fact he had drafted the tweet, and had just mixed up the facts.
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Either he was mistaken — or lying — about something he said in no uncertain terms had happened, or he was in fact the subject of an investigation by a federal law enforcement agency that convinced a court there was enough cause to believe Trump or his campaign had committed a crime that a wiretap should be approved.
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There are eight other police departments reportedly involved as well, and the hope is to eventually expand its use to all police departments in the UK.Donnelly told the New Scientist that they don't plan to arrest anyone before they've committed a crime, but that they want to provide counseling to those who the system indicates might need it.
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In interviews with more than 20 Mueller supporters, former prosecutors and legal experts, Reuters found that criticism has centered on two decisions: declining to make a call on whether Trump committed a crime by obstructing justice, which allowed Attorney General William Barr to intercede in Trump's favor, and failing to compel the president to answer questions under oath.
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What makes Crutcher's killing all the more disturbing is that he was not under suspicion for having committed a crime; rather, his car was broken down and the very officers who swear oaths and get paid to "protect and serve," which often includes rendering assistance drivers in distress, chose to treat him like a criminal and kill him instead.
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Having said that, and if I am to defend Trump against assertions that Obama committed a crime, what do I (and any other Trump defender) do with the fact that he had no legitimate basis whatsoever — his daily television dosage, notwithstanding — to make a twittering accusation against Obama of that scandalous sort in the first place?
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The Washington Post's Michael Sallah, Robert O'Harrow, and Steven Rich uncovered several stories in which people were pulled over while driving with cash and had their money taken despite little to no proof they had committed a crime; the suspects in these cases were only able to get their property back after lengthy, costly court battles.
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"I really don't understand why our attorney general would not want to have coordination between law enforcement agencies at the county level, with ICE, when an individual who is here in this country illegally has in fact committed a crime," said Mr. Testa, who is an honorary chairman of Mr. Trump's re-election campaign in New Jersey.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Wednesday that Susan E. Rice, the former national security adviser, may have committed a crime by seeking to learn the identities of Trump associates swept up in surveillance of foreign officials by United States spy agencies, repeating an assertion his allies in the news media have been making since last week.
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The report found insufficient evidence to charge Trump or anyone on his campaign with conspiracy related to Russia&aposs election meddling, and while it did not come to a "traditional prosecutorial judgment" on whether Trump obstructed justice, Mueller&aposs team said that if they "had confidence" Trump had not committed a crime, they would have said so.
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"This fills what we think is the fundamental gap in gun violence prevention in America, which is there is no mechanism to address a situation where someone may be dangerous to themselves or others, but has not committed a crime or had experience with a mental health system which would cause them to be prohibited," the senator said.
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The judge, Vernon S. Broderick of Federal District Court in Manhattan, said that Mr. Collins had a higher obligation to obey the law, given his position in the House and on the board of the drug company, and that he had committed a crime that in many ways went to the heart of the country's financial system.
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"Somewhere, there now exists under seal what is likely a very detailed affidavit laying out criminal allegations involving Paul Manafort, and specifically, there is probable cause to believe he has committed a crime or there is evidence of a crime at his home," said Alex Little, a former federal prosecutor now with the law firm Bone McAllester Norton.
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" "One of the challenges that we face is what to do about someone who is clearly mentally deranged, but they haven't acted out yet in a way that allows you to adjudicate them as dangerously mentally ill or they haven't committed a crime," Toomey continued, adding that "there's an important discussion to be had about a temporary restraining order.
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According to critics, the new measures would unreasonably raise the standard required for the government to hold corporate executives criminally liable for wrongdoing; the government would have to prove that the executives hadn't just committed a crime but knowingly done so, even in instances of dire consequence to the public, such as lethal pollution and unsafe food or drugs.
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American legal history is replete with evidence of white people saying black people committed a crime (what the legal scholar Katheryn Russell-Brown terms "racial hoaxes") to distract police attention from their own criminal activity, to maintain control of white space, to retaliate against black people for violating unspoken racial codes — or simply just because they can.
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That interpretation has put him at odds with Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE, who said in a CBS interview that aired Friday that he believed Mueller could have reached a conclusion on whether Trump committed a crime.
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Today, former prosecutors will testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee and detail why, after reading the report 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, they concluded that the president of the United States had committed a crime.
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But when the shows are being pulled because a friend of a friend of a friend of an artist has committed a crime when they were growing up, or an artist who used to be involved in street life has changed and is trying to provide for his family can't do a show, that will cause more issues in the long run.
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