According to the lawsuit, Stormy says not only did Trump defame her by saying she's lying, he's accusing her of committing a crime -- falsely accusing someone of committing a crime.
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A total of six counts were brought against Tekashi, including conspiracy with others to commit racketeering, discharging a firearm while committing a crime, committing a crime of violence in aid of racketeering, assault with a dangerous weapon, carrying a firearm, and committing a crime in aid of racketeering, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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Mr. Trump then accused Ms. Rice of committing a crime.
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"I had never realized I was committing a crime," he said.
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So he's potentially confessing in his statement to committing a crime.
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But a person would have thought we were committing a crime.
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And Episode 15 asks why anyone would record themselves committing a crime.
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Like, being arrested and committing a crime is a rough, ugly thing.
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It might be to a point where they are committing a crime.
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"I think that Russian television today is committing a crime," she said.
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If someone is committing a crime against you, go to the authorities.
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His articles of impeachment do not accuse Trump of committing a crime.
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"He was doing his job, he wasn't committing a crime," Chica said.
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But the privilege doesn't apply if the lawyer is committing a crime.
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OGE has effectively reported the president to DOJ for potentially committing a crime.
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He did not test the vulnerabilities out of fear of committing a crime.
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"Generally speaking, reporters who publish information are not committing a crime," Rosenstein said.
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"She told me," Ms. Shearer recalled, "that I had been committing a crime."
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Devin Nunes and the President, who previously accused Rice of committing a crime.
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Remember, too, that Crutcher was not stopped because he was committing a crime.
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She accused Barr last week of committing a crime by lying to lawmakers.
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Devin Nunes, and President Donald Trump, who previously accused Rice of committing a crime.
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Conditions are imposed on the individual to deter him/her from committing a crime.
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We find out Yuto came into Fukuhara's employ after committing a crime against Endo.
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Mr. Adoboli was asked at what stage he knew he was committing a crime.
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All of this, I had to come to prison for — by committing a crime.
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If anyone actually does what Sean Hannity says there, they&aposd be committing a crime.
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It is more similar to a police investigation of someone suspected of committing a crime.
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Of course, apologizing for committing a crime is different from apologizing for breaking someone's heart.
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So, if they're not committing a crime, all we can do is move them along.
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"I don't think at any stage I felt guilty of committing a crime," he said.
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Pelosi went so far as accusing Barr of committing a crime by lying about the report.
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If you're going to use Facebook Live, maybe don't use it while you're committing a crime.
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Flynn also equated immunity with committing a crime in a "Meet the Press" interview last year.
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The subject of the investigation is not an American (specifically, Trump) suspected of committing a crime.
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"He was doing his job, he wasn't committing a crime," his wife, Sandra Chica, told reporters.
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"If they see someone committing a crime against the blue box, call 911 immediately," said Harris.
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No one wants this kind of life so people should think twice before committing a crime.
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The Reid technique is a method of questioning people who are suspected of committing a crime.
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You consider yourself an honest person, and you would not dream of committing a crime, right?
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Again, we have to be careful to distinguish between breaking the rules and committing a crime.
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VICE: With the title of your book, you're basically saying breaking up is like committing a crime?
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Another key difference, of course, is that Rice was not suspected of committing a crime, however trivial.
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" Johnson said murder constitutes someone "intentionally and knowingly" committing a crime, whereas manslaughter involves "recklessly doing something.
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In North Dakota, in 2017, it was made illegal to wear a mask while committing a crime.
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"But according to the law, even if you do it once, you're committing a crime," Currie continued.
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Going forward, undocumented immigrants arrested for committing a crime would be placed into immediate deportation proceedings. 4.
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"In order to get into that diversion program, you must admit to committing a crime?" he asked.
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Going forward, undocumented immigrants arrested for committing a crime would be placed into immediate deportation proceedings. 4.
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She says she didn't realize at the time that she was committing a crime in lying to police.
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"This incident did not directly involve Blac Youngsta, nor was he accused of committing a crime," Jones said.
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Mr. Householder said he knew he was committing a crime, but did not believe he would get caught.
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If an American meets with a Russian spy for the purposes of committing a crime, that's illegal, too.
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Using personal money is still a crime, and Trump appears to have just admitted to committing a crime.
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The stop-and-frisk practice gave police wide authority to detain people they suspected of committing a crime.
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Jacobia Grimes is accused of committing a crime that seems fitting for a sticky-fingered 8-year-old.
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"You won't put your face on video committing a crime if you're bothered about being punished," he said.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi went as far as accusing the AG of committing a crime by lying about the report.
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Ancient traditions are given the highest regard and anyone who questions that is in fact committing a crime. —A.
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Jordan's stepbrother was "grabbed, handcuffed" and put in the patrol car "despite not committing a crime," the suit said.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)A Chinese internet tycoon is being investigated by police on suspicion of committing a crime.
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Migrants who enter the US without papers would still be committing a crime, and they could still be deported.
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So, don't be quiet around Khloé when you're having sex with her or she'll think she's committing a crime.
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After the case, it enacted a law that made it illegal to wear a mask while committing a crime.
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"I don't like someone to stand up in my court and accuse someone of committing a crime," he said.
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Breaking the law without committing a crime Here's a point of order on something I wrote a day ago.
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" The filing said that the tweet "incorrectly suggest[ed] that Mr. Manafort had been sentenced for committing a crime.
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"Public security organs in accordance with law seized non-campus affiliated persons suspected of committing a crime," the spokesman said.
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The parents of these children know that they are committing a crime when they endeavor to sneak into this country.
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But would you resort to committing a crime, just so you can take a piece of her home with you?
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I'm not in any way saying they're committing a crime, I just think it's something no one should ever do.
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As for the burglary charge ... prosecutors allege she entered her BF Jesse's place with the intention of committing a crime.
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" Pasco insists that police officers are agnostic as to whether a person committing a crime is antifa or "alt-right.
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It's important to discuss why every single instance of a refugee committing a crime automatically makes the news post-Cologne.
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In his final moments on the show, Perry's character comforted his son Archie after he was accused of committing a crime.
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No law enforcement officials have accused Trump Jr. of committing a crime, and he has publicly denied having done anything wrong.
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Two constitutional experts consulted by Reuters said the president would be committing a crime if he does not obey the court.
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"This President was caught committing a crime, his presidency is unsustainable at this point," Rio de Janeiro Congressman Alessandro Molon said.
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That did not mean, however, that Kushner is suspected of committing a crime or that the investigators intend to charge him.
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The critics say the bill also wouldn't address "mens rea," the term for individuals imprisoned after unknowingly committing a crime. Sen.
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They face charges of malice murder, aggravated assault, armed robbery, home invasion, and possession of a firearm while committing a crime.
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But there's nothing about committing a crime, even a serious one, that renders someone incapable of making a considered political choice.
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And experts have said that any American citizen who conspires or assists in that effort could be committing a crime as well.
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Defendants who enter an Alford plea do not admit committing a crime but acknowledge that there is enough evidence for a conviction.
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"But impeachment isn't supposed to be the only way that a President can be held accountable for committing a crime," she continued.
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"But impeachment isn't supposed to be the only way that a President can be held accountable for committing a crime," she wrote.
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"And they are accusing me of committing a crime in Thailand when I haven't been there in two and a half years."
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They must serve as examples so that others will think long and hard before committing a crime or an act of violence.
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The sidewalks aren't 6 feet wide; I think I am technically committing a crime when my neighbor passes me, walking his dog.
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Civilians can be held in detention merely on suspicion of committing a crime and can be subjected to trial by military tribunal.
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An Argentine tourist, Nahuel Gómez, 28, faced a charge of committing a crime against cultural heritage and remained in custody in Peru.
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Based on where someone goes, and when, it hands them a rating of how at risk they are of committing a crime.
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The impeachment clause of the Constitution certainly doesn't (you can be impeached for violating the public's sacred trust without committing a crime).
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Classical theories of crime assumed that there were three factors of punishment that deterred people from committing a crime: swiftness, certainty, and severity.
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They've argued that Zarauskas did not know the tusks were coming from Canada, and therefore did not think he was committing a crime.
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"Generally speaking, reporters who publish information are not committing a crime, but there might be a circumstance in which they do," he said.
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused Attorney General Bill Barr on Thursday of committing a crime by misleading Congress in testimony last month.
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In certain states throughout the country, courts are using algorithmic software to predict the likelihood of someone committing a crime in the future.
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Word to the wise: The next time you're thinking about committing a crime, maybe check to make sure there aren't cameras around first.
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Bloomberg had consistently defended the policing strategy, which allowed New York officers to stop and search anyone they suspected of committing a crime.
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Not to mention the fact that Trump, without evidence, recently accused Obama of committing a crime with his claims that he was wiretapped.
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In the past, if officers wanted to surveil or search students suspected of committing a crime, they had to ask for a warrant.
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A demagogic president can walk right up to the edge of committing a crime, so long as he operates brazenly in public view.
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You're never ... I mean, you could even at this point maybe have video of him committing a crime, they wouldn't believe it. Right.
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After all, many criminals are not going to be dumb enough to blurt out their exact motives in the course of committing a crime.
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Face recognition, for example, has been combined with predictive technology to extrapolate someone's "likelihood" of committing a crime or whether they're gay or straight.
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Of course, merely appearing in a police mugshot does not mean that a person is guilty of (or even charged with) committing a crime.
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Committing a crime in this sort of weather is "next level henchmen status," the department said, not to mention dangerous to the offender's health.
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It allows states to prosecute activities that took place abroad, but were carried out with a view to committing a crime on their territory.
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The proposed legislation comes amid a series of highly publicized incidents of police being called on black people who are not committing a crime.
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It might also find nothing but a bizarre anomaly: a president who exhibited the most incriminating conduct in history without actually committing a crime.
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For me, I've always kind of, you know, as long as nobody's committing a crime — well, that's your life, and you go live it.
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Indeed, Ozark and Logan Lucky have a lot in common, from their rural settings to their love of the process behind committing a crime.
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The president, who often misquotes others, has repeatedly accused Mr. Schiff of "treason" and committing a "crime" for the way he presented the call.
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After that case, the state enacted a far narrower provision: It is illegal to wear a mask in the act of committing a crime.
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But taking an oath of allegiance to a terrorist group or committing a crime like providing one with material support would not be enough.
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And ALPRs gather data on everyone—they are not just limited to those suspected of committing a crime, and they are used without warrants.
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If a candidate used a secret slush fund to prevent damaging revelations from emerging during a campaign, he or she would be committing a crime.
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On Tuesday, prosecutors filed additional charges against Frazee: one count of tampering with a deceased body and two charges of committing a crime of violence.
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In a tweet, the president accused Democrats, without providing evidence, of committing a "crime" related to Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, accused Barr of committing a crime, saying he lied to lawmakers about his interactions with Mueller.
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The court rejected that argument, because another part of the 14th Amendment states that the right to vote can be "abridged" for committing a crime.
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If this were not enough of a diversion from the Bannon story, why not accuse Susan Rice of committing a crime by doing her job?
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Suicide, overdoses, accidents that occur while committing a crime, and professional athletes getting injured or killed during a sporting event usually don&apost get coverage.
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In their request on Wednesday, Manafort's lawyers noted that Trump's language wrongly suggested that Manafort had been sentenced for committing a crime during that hearing.
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Legal immigrants, even permanent residents, don't have the full rights of citizens — they can be deported for committing a crime (and thousands of them are).
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Parma Justice Center (pictured) sits adjacent to the Parma Police Department where Jason Shorter, 41, surrendered himself to police after allegedly admitting to committing "a crime."
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It is reasonable to assume there are many more still on the rolls who have not written election officials essentially admitting they were committing a crime.
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Baofeng's statement was released four days after the company acknowledged that Feng had been placed under "coercive measures" by police on suspicion of committing a crime.
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A mental health facility that accepted an adult patient against that patient's will when the conservator did not have such power would be committing a crime.
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They are also expected to argue that the articles of impeachment against Trump themselves do not accuse the president of committing a crime under federal law.
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In Villawood, the country's largest detention center, about a quarter of the detainees have had their visas canceled on character grounds or after committing a crime.
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In Family Court, a youth found guilty of committing a crime receives a juvenile adjudication and a disposition — the equivalent of a "sentence" in criminal court.
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Wrestling millions of dollars in cash from elites — not to mention making them vulnerable and helpless — may feel more like balancing the scales than committing a crime.
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As chairman of the intelligence committee, enjoying among the highest of security clearances, the chairman would clearly be committing a crime if he publicly disclosed classified information.
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"It's very possible that anyone could have done it," Nichols said, although he acknowledged he hadn't tried to exploit the vulnerability for fear of committing a crime.
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"Lang was not engaging in lawful activism or peaceful protest, but instead was committing a crime," Assistant U.S. Attorney Bethany Biesenthal said in the government's sentencing memorandum.
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None of them have been convicted of a crime — they've been accused of committing a crime, but no formal ruling of guilt or innocence has been made.
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The jail's problems are well-known and longstanding: bureaucratic brutality, corruption, pain and injury inflicted upon inmates who have not even been convicted of committing a crime.
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In other words, bite someone hard enough while committing a crime in the US, and that bite mark can be used to tie you to the crime.
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Trump accused Rice of committing a crime last week during an interview with The New York Times, but he did not provide evidence to support his claim.
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Not only that, but those who were stopped had their names entered into a comprehensive police database, even if they were never accused of committing a crime.
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He pleaded no contest to the charge in May, records show, meaning he acknowledged that enough evidence existed to convict him, without admitting to committing a crime.
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Unlike several other states, North Carolina's laws about felons voting don't mention intent, and prosecutors don't need to prove that people knew they were committing a crime.
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Only when a person is believed to "pose a threat or be immediately capable of committing a crime," should law enforcement actions be taken, the policy states.
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"A punitive approach to criminal justice will not stop criminals like Mr. Carlineo from committing a crime again or prevent others from committing similar acts," she wrote.
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Indeed, even the President's response on Twitter; observed that Mr. Manafort received a 'tough sentence,' incorrectly suggesting that Mr. Manafort had been sentenced for committing a crime.
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First, under the legal "crime-fraud exception," testimonial privileges do not apply to conversations that occurred in the course of committing a crime -- here, at least arguably, obstruction.
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However, people not suspected of committing a crime do not usually expect authorities to amass terabytes of data on every person they have met and every business visited.
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Under the solicitation statute, a suspect would not only have discussed committing a crime with another person but would have taken steps to see it through, May said.
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The judge said Raggi was not guilty because she was either not aware she was committing a crime or did not know the real facts surrounding Marra's appointment.
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" Their Spanish colleague Patricia Funk emphasizes that in a variety of contexts, "the strength of the social norm of 'not committing a crime' is shaped by social interactions.
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In the opening pages, we learn that Stephanie is in prison for committing a crime whose horrific proportions will only be revealed at the end of the book.
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Writing for the court's majority, liberal Justice Elena Kagan said a state is not barred from administering the death penalty if a prisoner merely forgets committing a crime.
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Under both domestic and international law, a manifestly evil act puts perpetrators on notice they are committing a crime, and they can be held responsible for such knowledge.
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"I did this even though I knew I was doing wrong and I was committing a crime," Elorez said during a plea hearing, according to CNN affiliate WABC.
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Unless the driver of a rental car has stolen it or is committing a crime by driving it, he said, the protections of the Fourth Amendment should apply.
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Swedbank Chief Executive Birgitte Bonessen said she was doing everything she could to handle the situation, adding that nobody at the bank had been charged with committing a crime.
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COMMON law has long held that committing a crime requires both a prohibited act and a "mens rea", or "guilty mind"—the criminal knowing that the act was wrong.
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Approval might be granted to identify a suspect committing a crime on a security camera, for example, but not to build a database of attendees at a political event.
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The suit alleges that Oliver "had no probable cause" to believe Jordan was committing a crime, and neither the teenager nor his group posed a threat to officers' safety.
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Abusers may coerce victims into participating in criminal activity or victims may believe that committing a crime is the only way they can keep their children housed and fed.
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Swedbank Chief Executive Birgitte Bonessen said she was doing everything she could to handle the situation, adding that nobody at the bank had been charged with committing a crime.
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" What gets me is news breaks that this woman is weighing committing a crime before Congress &it's getting framed by the NYT as some Lifetime drama called "Hope's Choice.
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Individuals and companies have a legal obligation to pay their taxes through the correct agency or they could be committing a crime against Spanish tax authorities, the ministry said.
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Speaking slowly and precisely, he told me he had never considered before he was charged that by smuggling drugs he might be committing a crime against the United States.
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On Thursday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) accused Barr of committing a crime by lying to Congress, an allegation that the Justice Department rejected as "reckless, irresponsible, and false."
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However, he added that certain people can forfeit their right to own a gun and noted that possessing a gun when committing a crime can increase a potential sentence.
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If you cheat on a test, you are not committing a crime; your case is not referred to police, but you may be expelled from school, and rightly so.
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It is straight up easier to get away with committing a crime on a cruise ship, because it's often not in the company's interests to see that wrongdoers are prosecuted.
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The charge of committing a crime against the state means Waseem Baloch cannot be pardoned even if the victim's relatives -- in this case, his parents as well -- forgive the killer.
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The news follows a report, which surfaced over the weekend, that Manafort is wanted for questioning in a Ukrainian corruption case, though Manafort is not charged with committing a crime.
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A majority of voters say they are satisfied with the authority given to U.S. intelligence agencies to monitor Americans suspected of committing a crime, according to a poll released Thursday.
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Unless there is irrefutable evidence of Trump himself committing a crime, which even his some of sharpest critics admit is unlikely, the Mueller report alone will not bring Trump down.
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Whether an incident involves a person committing a crime, suffering a heroin overdose, or undergoing an acute mental health episode, we expect law enforcement officers to take care of it.
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Cohen said one, maybe two, of these conversations focused on the possibility of a "pre-pardon" that basically gives immunity to witnesses before they are charged with committing a crime.
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The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, clarified that Trump was "clearly joking" when he accused the opposing party of committing a crime for not being nicer to him.
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" The indictment does not accuse any American citizen of committing a crime, nor does it allege that that the conspiracy either "altered the vote count or changed any election result.
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Gowdy noted on CBS's "Face the Nation" that he has never accused Comey of committing a crime, but said the former director has done things he does not agree with.
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"For someone who had never seen the inside of a police station or even dreamt of committing a crime, it's a big thing," he said of the trauma of his detention.
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He noted that the United States does not have an extradition treaty with the proposed receiving country and that the man is not accused of committing a crime on its soil.
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Manafort is technically there for witness tampering; he awaits his two trials in July and September after a federal judge revoked his bail for allegedly committing a crime since his arrest.
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Rick Snyder, who has apologized for not acting sooner to help Flint but denied committing a crime, has hired lawyers, paid for by taxpayers, and provided the attorney general with documents.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has decided to expel a Japanese man accused of committing a crime while visiting the isolated country on a tourist visa, the country's state media reported.
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They expand the scope of criminal trespassing laws, make it illegal to cover your face with a mask or hood while committing a crime, and increase the penalties for riot offenses.
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They can monitor whom those people have met with, especially if both people are on a blacklist for some kind of infraction, from committing a crime to skipping a debt payment.
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For example, the so-called felony murder rule says that if you are committing a crime and someone dies in the course of offense — even accidentally — you are guilty of murder.
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The justices ruled unanimously that even registered sex offenders can use social media, so long as they aren't committing a crime, because social media is so essential to modern free speech.
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Cohen spoke with the attorney, telling the lawyer that his client was committing a crime, and that law enforcement authorities would be called if the demands didn't stop, the source said.
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After Trump's April tweet, Daniels sued, arguing that Trump had posted a false statement against her that was defamatory because it suggested she was falsely accusing a man of committing a crime.
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Kane filed legal docs of his own back in 2018 essentially saying that since he's not accused of committing a crime, the accuser should not be able to hide behind an alias.
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A person seen committing a crime and under investigation, as well, can be tracked in reverse from the location of the crime to wherever they came from, perhaps even their evil lair.
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Pulled from the rebooted comics on which the show is based, Ambrose is Sabrina's warlock cousin who is on house arrest for committing a crime in the eyes of the magical community.
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Just because Torres didn't vocalize a disdain for Muslims, women or both, while allegedly committing a crime, doesn't mean the crime was not motivated by hate, says CNN legal analyst Danny Cevallos.
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"Statements that are 'libel per se' include accusing someone of committing a crime, or being incompetent in his job, among other things," Jane Kirtley, a University of Minnesota media law expert, explains.
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Mr. Mueller declined to make a determination about whether Mr. Trump obstructed justice, saying that because a sitting president cannot be indicted, it was unfair to accuse him of committing a crime.
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"Video surveillance is one of the best methods for apprehending criminals and convicting suspects who are caught in the act of committing a crime," the O'Fallon Police Department said in a statement.
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Some parents do not realise they are committing a crime when they take the children abroad, says Alison Shalaby of Reunite, a British charity that supports families involved in cross-border custody disputes.
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"That is committing a crime, for which such a person deserves to be punished ... Such a person is likely to go to jail, quite possibly for a long period of time," he said.
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" Lieutenant Colonel Adoram Rigle, with Israel's Military Prosecutor's office, told reporters on Friday that the soldier — whose name has not been released — was "suspected of committing a crime of a most serious nature.
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Joaquin Phoenix plays an East Coast philosophy professor in the midst of a navel-gazing crisis who decides to help a stranger by committing a crime that no one will suspect him of.
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"To the extent that the President is trying to stop (the investigation), he is not only potentially committing a crime, he is harming the national security interests of the United States of America."
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On January 1, New Jersey replaced its bail system with an algorithm designed to mathematically assess the risk of defendants fleeing or committing a crime—particularly a violent one—before their trial date.
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" He added, "If they are freeing a murderer from their own military court who confessed to committing a crime, how would the people of Afghanistan expect the Americans to bring wrongdoers to justice?
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Joseph Hattey The Michigan Attorney General's office charged Hattey on Monday with two felony counts of committing a crime against nature, for allegedly penetrating a dog with both his hand and his penis.
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Frazee, who will be arraigned April 8, has yet to enter pleas to the charges of murder, solicitation to commit murder, tampering with a deceased body, and committing a crime of violence he faces.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday accused Attorney General William Barr of committing a crime by lying to Congress about Robert Mueller's report and Mueller's issues with how Barr has characterized the special counsel's findings.
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As part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the primary task for VOICE will be to provide victims and family members information on the migratory status of foreigners accused or convicted of committing a crime.
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Sessions made his announcement at the daily press briefing, during which he reiterated President Trump's commitment to curbing illegal immigration and deporting undocumented immigrants in the US who have been convicted of committing a crime.
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Bharara: Yeh well look if in the particular circumstance you are not committing a crime there is nothing to be scared of and in fact I think people have a misperception in what we do.
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"What gets me is news breaks that this woman is weighing committing a crime before Congress &it's getting framed by the NYT as some Lifetime drama called 'Hope's Choice,'" Ocasio-Cortez wrote in one tweet.
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Trump walked out of the White House meeting with Democratic leaders after Pelosi suggested he might be committing a crime by refusing to turn over documents to congressional panels, and telling witnesses not to testify.
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After a judge in DC revoked his bail three weeks ago, even Trump tweeted that Manafort got a " 'tough sentence' -- incorrectly suggesting that Mr Manafort had been sentenced for committing a crime," Manafort's lawyers wrote.
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"It's hard to be the second-chance guy when you are separating families, deporting people who have been here without committing a crime, and routinely undermining legal efforts to address police misconduct," Mr. Garin said.
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The authorities, who met Ms. Danley at the Los Angeles airport, have called her a "person of interest" in the shooting investigation, which does not necessarily mean that she is suspected of committing a crime.
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Their arguments suggested that an impeachable offense must be a statutory crime, noting that House Democrats' impeachment articles — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — did not explicitly accuse the president of committing a crime.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, without offering evidence, on Wednesday directly accused former Special Counsel Robert Mueller of committing a crime, saying Mueller had illegally "terminated" FBI communications as part of his Russia investigation.
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And though some states have over the years criminalized the wearing of masks used to evade or escape discovery of one's identity when gathered in groups or committing a crime, some have curiously chosen not to.
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In adoptive forfeitures, local law enforcement agencies ask the Justice Department to use federal law to seize property of people suspected of committing a crime — and then return most of the proceeds to the local police.
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In adoptive forfeitures, local law enforcement agencies ask the Justice Department to use federal law to seize property from people suspected of committing a crime — and then return most of the proceeds to the local police.
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The president on Monday criticized Kerry, who served in the Obama administration and helped broker the deal, for his efforts to shield the agreement and suggested the former secretary of State could be committing a crime.
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If the U.S. president refuses to re-certify Tehran's compliance with the 2015 multinational agreement to forgo nuclear weapons, U.S. allies in Europe "will be forced to choose between committing a crime and making a mistake."
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Sabik said on the state 2M TV channel that the four suspects, aged between 25 and 33 years, had headed to the Imlil area intent on committing a crime but without selecting their target in advance.
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" Second, he points to statistics that show how "It's way more likely in America that someone will shoot and kill another person in the course of committing a crime than will do so in self-defense.
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Longer still, she reckons, are the odds they're led back to her and to Ray Stussy (unrelated), who blackmailed LeFay into committing a crime and thus initiated the chain of events leading to all this chaos.
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Different cliques are definitely in communication, and members sometimes flee to another clique in another city after committing a crime to evade law enforcement, but that's just street-gang-level stuff on a bigger geographic scale.
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Knowing that, according to state law, I was committing a crime every time I went into the staff restroom that was marked for female employees, I decided it was best if I just kept my mouth shut.
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"We're talking about people who are crossing the border illegally, coming into this county and committing a crime and then being let loose probably to commit another crime," Supervisor Dianne Jacob told the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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"We have no information that Liu Xia has been accused of a committing a crime in China, and she should therefore be allowed to travel for humanitarian reasons," the German ministry said in a statement released Thursday.
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Finally, the Recognizing America's Children Act would allow young undocumented immigrants who work full-time to enroll in school or serve in the military and then apply for permanent status after five years without committing a crime.
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In the very first Senate trial of an impeached federal officer, the senators worried that they were being asked to convict someone of a crime when it was unclear that the officer was capable of committing a crime.
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Falsely accusing Mr. Weinstein of committing a crime is something Ms. McGowan has in our opinion done before and people must take note of this cavalier habit of falsely accusing Mr. Weinstein of criminal conduct he vigorously denies.
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The thread that connects the two storylines is Michonne's diplomatic plea that the different communities establish rules about how to punish bad behavior and how to deem people worthy of reintegration into the community after committing a crime.
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They said two officers who joined the foot chase to apprehend Gray after being summoned by a radio call from their colleagues failed to take the crucial step of confirming why he was suspected of committing a crime.
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It's a scene Poulter noted closely mirrors the recent shootings of unarmed black men like Walter Scott — but unlike Williams' character, the closest Scott came to committing a crime when police stopped him was having a broken taillight.
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From all indications, they didn't know anything about Kelley Jr. — he could've been a serial killer for all they knew — and this was now a person who was actively evading a conversation after being observed committing a crime.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean police have banned street demonstrations planned by the main opposition on Friday and anyone who takes part would be committing a crime, a police spokesman said, likely escalating political tension in the southern African nation.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito, suggesting that inadmissible is a status a person becomes for committing a crime, asked whether a doctor treating a person who ate rotten fish would say it was not inedible because it was consumed.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi also accused Mr. Barr of committing a crime by lying to Congress at a hearing in April, when he said he was unaware of objections from the special counsel to a summary of the report.
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So, I think for the most part, you know, the police's job is if someone, unfortunately, is committing a crime, their responsibility is to address it, whether it's a citation, whether it's an arrest or what have you.
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During the hearing in Palm Beach County, Circuit Judge Joseph Marx said Jupiter police did not do enough to avoid violating the Fourth Amendment rights of the patrons who were not committing a crime at the Orchids of Asia.
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He also argues that since he's not accused of committing a crime, the accuser should not be able to hide behind an alias -- and if the case moves forward, she should use her real name instead of Jane Doe.
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"Accepting in advance that someone who has committed, or is suspected of committing, a crime can be executed at close range is to embrace barbarism and abandon the rule of law", commented Renata Neder, Human Rights advisor for Amnesty.
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" And, with officials in Florida saying they have surveillance footage of Kraft inside the illegal parlor -- Sheri's says there's no risk of being captured on police video at their place because "none of our patrons are committing a crime.
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His erstwhile friend Saad's clear belief in Sekou's innocence is all but worthless, given that — as the informant seems to know — Carrie can't use his words as testimony since she was committing a crime merely by talking to him.
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When officials in Vermont — one of the states hardest hit by opioids — talked about setting up a site, the United States attorney called it "counterproductive and dangerous" and warned that the staff and users would be committing a crime.
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"It's a pattern of behavior to show his [alleged] plan in committing a crime – to show this is how he commits sexual assaults," explains DeSipio, who used the rule many times while prosecuting sex crimes in Philadelphia and in Montgomery County.
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If all members of the group went through the first year without committing a crime or otherwise coming to the attention of the authorities for violating the law or missing check-ins, the meetings would decline in frequency and intrusiveness.
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Trump repeated his stance that "we have no obstruction, we had no collusion" and accused Mueller without evidence of committing a crime by deleting text messages by two former FBI officials—Peter Strzok and Lisa Page—who criticized the president.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) on Thursday accused Barr of committing a crime, alleging that he lied before Congress.
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"It's a pattern of behavior to show his [alleged] plan in committing a crime – to show this is how he commits sexual assaults," said DeSipio, who used the rule many times while prosecuting sex crimes in Philadelphia and in Montgomery County.
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As with the doorbell, this also lets you pretend you're home when you're actually not, which, in the case of a would-be burglar checking out your property before actually committing a crime, could actually prevent anything worse from happening, too.
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But because so few criminal cases actually go to trial, defendants seldom get the opportunity to challenge the credibility of the officers who arrested them, the detectives who investigated them or the witnesses who accused them of committing a crime.
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"Intervention requires a major commitment of resources, a significant use of force, and carries with it the strong likelihood of harming those who are not committing a crime," Chief Greenwood wrote in a memo to the City Council last week.
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For generations, you could live across the street from a seasonal fireworks tent on the outskirts of Allentown, and by the letter of the law, you were committing a crime if you ventured inside to buy a pack of air bombs.
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Thae, speaking to some members of South Korean parliament's Intelligence Committee on Monday, denied that he had defected to the South out of fear of punishment after committing a crime, as alleged by North Korea's state media, saying he had anticipated such accusations.
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Kimberley Wade, a psychologist at the University of Warwick in England and a co-author of the critique, doesn't dispute that it's possible to develop false memories of committing a crime — but she doesn't think it's as easy as Shaw's paper suggests.
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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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In a controversial move, an Osaka court last month upheld at appeal a ruling that only medical doctors can legally administer tattoos, meaning that artists such as Sugano are now technically committing a crime every time they pick up their tattoo gun.
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People like Michel Foucault have gone so far as to call surveillance societies more barbaric than more "primitive" torture-based societies, where they might cut off your hand if you were caught committing a crime, but at least you had your privacy.
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There's another set of statistics that throws cold water on the "good guy with a gun" theory: It's way more likely in America that someone will shoot and kill another person in the course of committing a crime than in self-defense.
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Alaa's sister has told me that he and his lawyer are facing charges of joining an illegal organization (unidentified), committing a crime connected to this organization's foreign funding, spreading false news that endangers national security and using social media to spread such news.
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Dershowitz argued during the impeachment of former President Clinton that a technical crime was not required to impeach, a claim for which he has faced scrutiny since joining Trump's team and arguing that the president could not be impeached without committing a crime.
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Let's be as crystal clear to all of our sons as my husband and I are to our 16-year-old boy: If you sexually assault a woman, you are committing a crime, and it will affect the rest of your life.
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Officers typically receive four quarterly evaluations a year plus an annual every January, but in exceptional circumstances, supervisors will sometimes write an additional report, usually as a way of signaling to the command that the officer was caught doing something egregious, even committing a crime.
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" Walter Shaub — Apol's predecessor at the Office of Government Ethics, who resigned last year after clashes with Trump officials and has frequently criticized Trump in the media since — tweeted that this was "tantamount to a criminal referral," reporting Trump "for potentially committing a crime.
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Mahmood is the latest journalist to have been convicted of committing a crime while working for media mogul Rupert Murdoch's British papers following the 2014 conviction of senior staff at the defunct News of the World tabloid for hacking the voicemails on mobile phones.
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BRASILIA, June 27 (Reuters) - President Michel Temer called a corruption charge filed against him by Brazil's top prosecutor a "fiction" on Tuesday, as the nation faced deepening political turmoil under its first sitting head of state to be formally accused of a committing a crime.
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One of the most problematic aspects of President Trump's Executive Order is that it directs ICE to focus not only on those who are convicted of a crime but also on those who are charged with a crime or even suspected of committing a crime.
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There's another set of statistics that throws cold water on the "good guy with a gun" theory: It's way more likely in America that someone will shoot and kill another person in the course of committing a crime than will do so in self-defense.
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" Will Urquhart was more pointed with his criticism, asking the silent government employees, "How do you sleep at night knowing you're part of an administration committing a crime against humanity and torturing children as hostages to try to get votes for a stupid border wall?
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) accused Barr on Thursday of committing a crime by lying to lawmakers during his testimony on Capitol Hill.
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"I want to be emphatically clear that today's Harris County Sheriff's Office is fully committed to ensuring that every resident of our community is treated with dignity and respect, even if they are suspected of committing a crime," Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said in a statement.
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The move comes as Democrats struggle to keep the public's attention focused on Mueller's findings following the release of his final report, which presented links between the Trump campaign and Russians and episodes of potential obstruction of justice without accusing Trump of committing a crime.
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In his first book, "The Motive," published in 22018, when Cercas was in his mid-twenties, a blocked novelist in search of material manipulates his next-door neighbors into committing a crime: he thinks that all he'll have to do is write it down.
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The Interior Ministry in Buryatia, a region in eastern Siberia, said in a statement that the shaman, Aleksandr Gabyshev, had been detained because he was wanted for "committing a crime" in his home region of Yakutia and would be sent there for questioning by investigators.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats intensified their pressure on President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday as U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused Attorney General William Barr of committing a crime by lying to lawmakers and a key committee chairman threatened to hold Barr in contempt of Congress.
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If the United States follows through on threats to stop fulfilling its commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA, as the Iran deal is formally known, its allies in Europe will be forced to choose between committing a crime and making a mistake.
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Most of the suspects were low-level figures who may not have been aware that they were committing a crime by, for example, taking money to drive migrants from a migrant camp in Sicily to a connection house—a temporary shelter, run by smugglers—in Milan.
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"Not only is there no evidence that the Trump administration or campaign was connected to Russia or committed any crime, no evidence at all of committing a crime, there's not even an accusation that I know of of what crime would have potentially been committed," he said.
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"I&aposve actually never heard of anyone contemplating committing a crime including the remote possibility of a pardon into their calculation as to whether or not they&aposll carry out their plan," said Dunlap, director of Duke Law School&aposs Center on Law, Ethics, and National Security.
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That difficult question: In a war that effectively has no end, is it lawful to hold a person in perpetual detention, until he dies of natural causes decades after his capture, because he was once part of an enemy force — though never charged with committing a crime?
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Some Republicans, including GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, have accused her of committing a crime, and it's no wonder, based on the drip-drip-drip nature of the investigation and Clinton's terrible defense of herself, that her ratings on honesty and trustworthiness are deep in negative territory.
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While rates of overpopulation have declined slightly, it is still a problem, especially given the elevated percentage of prisoners in pre-trial detention who may, in fact, be innocent but were nevertheless swept up in anti-crime operations, or may be falsely accused of committing a crime.
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These places include residential treatment centers for those with severe psychiatric or psychological issues and risk of self-harm, "staff secure facilities" for children who require close supervision, and secure facilities for those who pose a danger to themselves or others or have been charged with committing a crime.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's legal team demanded that before the President agrees to an interview, the special counsel's team must prove it has evidence of Trump committing a crime and that it needs testimony from the President to conclude its probe, The New York Times reported Friday.
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In almost 17 percent of cases when a black man was killed by a non-Hispanic white civilian over the last three decades, the killing was categorized as justifiable, which is the term used when a police officer or a civilian kills someone committing a crime or in self-defense.
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The special counsel, in the final redacted report released last month, said Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort — the other senior Trump campaign officials in the meeting — didn't face charges because his investigators lacked evidence to prove they took the meeting with the general knowledge they might ultimately be committing a crime.
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And a big part of that is because of the legal standards for when a cop is allowed to use deadly force: what the public sees as crossing the line may not actually break the law, and even the most reliable video evidence might not show an officer actually committing a crime.
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"The results of biological, forensic, fingerprinting, and genetic testing have led to a decision to cease the criminal prosecution of the civilian Ivan Golunov due to a lack of evidence that he participated in committing a crime," Internal Affairs Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev said in a statement posted to the Ministry of Interior Affairs website Tuesday.
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Their findings were astounding: In almost 22007 percent of cases when a black man was killed by a non-Hispanic white civilian over the last three decades, the killing was categorized as justifiable, which is the term used when a police officer or a civilian kills someone committing a crime or in self-defense.
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The problem is that the Mueller investigation could wind up uncovering such slam-dunk evidence of Trump committing a crime that Democrats would pretty much have to start impeachment proceedings—think the equivalent of the "smoking gun" tape from the Watergate scandal, a recording of Trump personally admitting he's aware of illegal activity and endorsing it.
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As governor, he signed into law Stand Your Ground protections and enacted the "10-20-Life" law, which issues a minimum 10-year sentence for anyone who pulls a gun while committing a crime, 20 years for pulling the trigger during a crime and 25 years to life for injuring or killing someone by firing a gun.
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However, Bush attributes the decline to laws he signed, specifically the "10-20-Life" law, which was enacted in 1999 and issues a minimum 10-year sentence for anyone who takes out a gun while committing a crime, 20 years for pulling the trigger, and 25 years to life for injuring or killing someone with a gun.
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Patriotic Republicans and Democrats should draw a clear red line, and enforce it appropriately, if a president falsely accuses his predecessor of committing a crime to divert attention from Congress, law enforcement agencies and counter-intelligence services investigating whether or not there was collusion between anyone associated with him and Russian agents attacking our democracy and supporting his candidacy.
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Criminologists were quick to caution against a one-sided interpretation of these figures: Immigrants were much more likely to be reported than white men when committing a crime, they argued, and refugees in general in Germany tend to be young men — a group that, independent of their origin, has a higher-than-average probability of committing violent crimes.
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I believe the formula for recidivism reduction is this: Incarcerate the right people for the right amount of time and provide them with the programming they need that specifically addresses the criminogenic factors that led to them committing a crime and, finally, provide the individualized reentry support to start them on a path to good citizenship.
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The president himself has railed against former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE in recent weeks, accusing him of committing a crime by leaking classified memos.
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Still, Bush touted Tuesday his record of cracking down on gun violence as governor of Florida, mostly through the "10-20-Life" law, which issues a minimum 10-year sentence for anyone who pulls a gun while committing a crime, 20 years for pulling the trigger during a crime and 25 years to life for injuring or killing someone by firing a gun.
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"If you have a banker, who when times were tough, was willing to cook the books and commit a crime to do that — maybe for the first time in their life or maybe they've been committing a crime and they haven't been caught — we do not want that person not only in banking, we don't want them on the streets," she said.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) is also against the legislation, saying it needs stronger protections to defend those who are jailed after unknowingly committing a crime.
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Though Mueller indicted multiple Trump associates over the course of the investigation, the special counsel wrote in his report that Trump Jr. — along with Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort, the other senior Trump campaign officials present at the Trump Tower meeting — did not face charges because there was not evidence they took the meeting with the knowledge they might be committing a crime.
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A culture that lionizes male sexual conquest and ignores or even demonizes women's sexual desire does not absolve anyone from committing a crime, but growing up in such a culture certainly makes men more likely to disregard women's feelings and see sex as a way to bolster their own masculinity rather than something that should take place between two enthusiastically consenting adults.
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He infamously filmed a promotional video behind bars in Georgia in 2004, per MTV News, and he dropped his seventh studio album in 2010 while serving 11 months in federal prison — he was arrested on drug charges in Los Angeles and was found to be in violation of his probation, which prohibited him from committing a crime or illegally possessing controlled substances.
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An NRA statement issued after the governor signed the law said the organization supports increased school security, fixing what it called a broken mental health system and keeping guns away from people who are mentally ill "Preventing a responsible 20-year-old from purchasing the best tool for self-defense will not stop a deranged criminal intent on committing a crime," the NRA said.
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I'm not accusing him necessarily of committing a crime, but this is the exact type of behavior that was implicated in the impeachment hearing where he tried to strongarm Ukraine into taking an action against one of his political rivals, and he took an official action of withholding hundreds of millions of dollars of needed aid from a country that has been invaded by Russia.
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READ: Florida saw a 32 percent increase in homicides because of Stand Your Ground "If the state of Florida is going to accuse a citizen of committing a crime, the state of Florida should have the burden of proof at each and every part of the proceedings," Florida state Republican Senate President Joe Negron, who backed the bill, said when the change was made in June.
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There are a few main reasons why female athletes have been outlawed from sports in the past: doping (or using performance-enhancing drugs), failing a "sex test" (an antiquated test used to determine whether a female athlete has "appropriate" hormone levels), and being a "bad girl" (or committing a crime), according to Bonnie Morris, PhD, a women's history professor who specializes in women's participation in sports and war.
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The painful truth is that all too often, a person committing a crime has already been in prison, and in some truly awful cases — like the highly publicized murder of NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin last year — the perpetrators should have still been in prison serving their sentences instead of using their early release to spill more blood on the streets and cause more pain for our citizens.
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The White House on Friday hit back at Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) for accusing 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 of committing a crime by lying to lawmakers in sworn testimony.
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" According to Taylor's testimony, Sondland and Trump made this clear to the Ukrainians at the highest level while insisting, in one of the testimony's most darkly comedic passages, that this was "not a quid-pro-quo," as if you get immunity from murder charges by yelling "I'm not committing a crime" while stabbing someone: President Trump did insist that President Zelensky go to a microphone and say he is opening investigations of Biden and 2016 election interference ... that President Zelensky, himself, had to "clear things up and do it in public.
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MSNBC anchor Yasmin Vossoughian on Tuesday compared actor Jussie Smollett's charges being dropped to 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's conclusion that there was not enough evidence to charge President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE with committing a crime in his years-long Russia investigation.
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When politicians discuss "illegal foreign nationals" in the United States, they are generally referring to three subcategories of people: (28500) undocumented migrants, who are people that crossed a U.S. border, evading an immigration checkpoint and/or without proper documentation (approximately 6900 percent of the "illegal foreign national population"; (2628) illegal non-immigrants, who are people that crossed a U.S. border through a legitimate checkpoint and with proper documentation but overstayed their visa (approximately 28503 percent of the illegal foreign national population); and (22019) illegal immigrants, who are long-term legal residents and permanent visa (green card) holders but violated their terms of entry by committing a crime (less than 1 percent of the "illegal foreign national population").
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