Contempt for everything we stand for, contempt for the relationship.
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I have utter contempt for him, utter and complete contempt.
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I hold these people in contempt, total and complete contempt.
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Word or actions undertaken with contempt receive contempt in return.
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Jonathan Turley: Democrats showing contempt by holding William Barr in contempt.
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Returning contempt for contempt legitimizes its presence in the public sphere.
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"This is pure contempt, 100% contempt," Justice Arun Mishra told lawyers.
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No contempt votes for pitcher Roger Clemens or State Department IT staffer A contempt citation is not required to refer a case of contempt for prosecution.
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The depth of my contempt differs between the two, but there is contempt for both.
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The State of the Union is hurting because of the occupant of the White House, who consistently demonstrates contempt for the American people, contempt for Congress & contempt for our constitution.
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After the civil contempt finding, federal prosecutors took up the case and brought criminal contempt charges.
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The establishment's contempt for Trump supporters is second only to Trump supporters' contempt for the establishment.
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But one thing Trump does well is conflate contempt for him with contempt for his base.
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And that theme is contempt — Donald Trump's contempt for the voters who put him in office.
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"He operated in contempt of Congress, and yes, I believe he should be" held in contempt.
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Even though they'll propagandize you and so forth, their contempt for you—their racial contempt for you and their cultural contempt for you—is so overwhelming that you never believe that.
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The problem is that the contempt action against Barr is long on action and short on contempt.
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At the time, the House passed resolutions to hold Holder both in criminal contempt and civil contempt.
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For instance, a judge could hold administration officials in contempt of court, rather than contempt of Congress.
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The executive branch wouldn't pursue a criminal contempt charge, and the House no longer uses its contempt authority.
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The 2012 House vote declaring Holder in contempt was the first contempt vote of a sitting attorney general.
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"The State of the Union is hurting because of the occupant of the White House, who consistently demonstrates contempt for the American people, contempt for Congress & contempt for our constitution," Pressley wrote on Twitter.
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It does not include a criminal contempt citation, which Democratic aides said was because criminal contempt of Congress citations are referred to the attorney general -- one of the officials who would be held in contempt.
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" Pressley made her announcement minutes before Ocasio-Cortez, saying she could not attend a State of the Union with a president who "demonstrates contempt for the American people, contempt for Congress & contempt for our Constitution.
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There&aposs a contempt, and the left has always had this for conservatives, but there&aposs a contempt for people.
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During the 92 years between 1857 (the date of the congressional contempt statute) and 1949, according to one study, 85033 witnesses were cited for contempt of Congress, while from 1950 to 1952, 117 witnesses were cited for contempt.
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Swalwell seemed to argue that if Republicans want to hold Strzok in contempt, they should also consider contempt proceedings for Bannon.
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Congress also has another contempt power it's not using: inherent contempt, which allows Congress to either jail or fine administration officials.
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He was jailed for six months for the Leeds contempt and a further three months for a previous contempt of court.
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If pardoned individuals refuse to answer questions, congressional committees can hold them in contempt of Congress, a form of civil contempt.
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Unlike someone charged with criminal contempt, a defendant in a civil contempt proceeding does not have the right to a jury.
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At Uber, in particular, the contempt with which the employees were treated mirrored the contempt with which the customers were treated.
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The trouble, though, is that contempt toward Trump does not function in the same way that his contempt toward others functions.
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Here's how contempt of Congress resolutions work on a practical level: Once the full House passes a contempt resolution, Pelosi as House speaker could issue a citation for Barr or other Trump administration officials to be held in contempt.
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Congress has the right to find officials in "inherent contempt" and can even hold trials for contempt, as it did in 1934.
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The criminal contempt statute would be used purely to punish Flynn for his noncompliance because he would not be able to purge himself of his contempt by producing the subpoenaed documents after being voted in contempt by the full Senate.
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Prosecutors said it was not appropriate to pursue contempt charges against three people who worked with Arpaio, cited in Snow's criminal contempt recommendation.
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While lawmakers have described the resolution, scheduled for a Tuesday vote, as a contempt measure, the text itself doesn't mention the word contempt.
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Aside from arresting a witness in contempt on its own, the House could also refer a person to prosecutors for alleged criminal contempt.
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"I have contempt, absolute contempt, for those Republican governors who do not have the guts to support free, open, and fair elections," Sanders said.
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GREGG JARRETT, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: Absolutely, Rosenstein has treated congress with nothing but contempt and should be held in contempt and impeached if appropriate.
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"I hold these people in contempt, total and complete contempt," Bannon said, blaming them for U.S. trade problems with China and involvement in Iraq.
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The contempt resolution was the first criminal contempt charge from Democrats, marking one of the most severe actions against the Trump administration to date.
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Contempt expressed by the socially powerful toward the socially vulnerable is a much greater moral danger than contempt that flows in the opposite direction.
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In 2015, Judge Snow found Mr. Arpaio in civil contempt of court for violating the initial order, and prosecutors charged him with criminal contempt.
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"Contempt" is a fitting word for this long-overdue prosecution — not just contempt for the court, but for the people, for civil order, for justice.
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A total of 17 House Democrats voted in support of the criminal contempt resolution against Holder, while 21 Democrats joined the GOP's civil contempt effort.
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So far, Nadler's committee has been the only one to move on a contempt resolution, voting this week to hold Barr in contempt of Congress.
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Although the S.E.C. has the authority to pursue a charge of criminal contempt, it is asking that Mr. Musk be found only in civil contempt.
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You make me want to say all kinds of things while you're looking at me with contempt, and contempt is the number one killer of relationships.
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The second available contempt option would be to request that the full Senate vote to seek Flynn's prosecution under the criminal contempt statute, 2 U.S.C.§85033.
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Those found in contempt can face a maximum $1,000 fine and a maximum one-year sentence in federal prison, though actual instances of contempt are rare.
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Nadler declined to comment Thursday on allowing committee chairs to hold individuals in contempt or whether the House will hold contempt votes the first week in June.
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And he's apparently trying to signal contempt for a clown in a movie that's using a comic book character to signal its contempt for comic book movies?
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We need to change the Rules to allow-Contempt on the spot-Witnesses to be fined dailyIt is now time to exercise our full inherent contempt powers.
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Be smart: Congress hasn't used its strongest contempt power — "inherent contempt," where a witness can be put on trial and imprisoned in the Capitol — in nearly a century.
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More precisely, they reflect that well-known variety of contempt that, according to Freud, serves to anticipate and defend the ego against the presumed contempt of the other.
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But the chief justice at the time, William Taft, specifically distinguished civil contempt and made clear "that civil contempt is not subject to the pardon power," Seidman said.
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During the previous administration, Congress held then-Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt, so now we will have seen Attorneys General held in contempt two administrations in a row.
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Parliament can in theory order a person's imprisonment for contempt, although its powers on contempt actions are untested in recent times, according to a government paper published in 2012.
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Here's how this will work on a practical level: If the full House passes the contempt resolution, Pelosi will issue the citation for Barr to be held in contempt.
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But the drawbacks that caused inherent contempt to fall into disuse are easily remedied and Congress shouldn't allow them to sideline its most historically most effective contempt enforcement tool.
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Polarization — and thus contempt — leads to permanent enmity.
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Congress's ability to rely on the threat of criminal prosecution of contempt was shattered by the Bush administration in 2006 when it announced its refusal to enforce the criminal contempt statute, claiming that it, along with the doctrine of inherent contempt, were unconstitutional because they violated Reagan-era separation of powers theories alleging that exclusive presidential authority over which laws were to be "faithfully executed" and prosecutorial discretion superseded congressional contempt powers.
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Those found in contempt can face a maximum $1,85033 fine and a maximum one-year sentence in federal prison, though actual cases of being held in contempt are extremely rare.
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The committee voted 23-85033 to hold Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to release the documents, with the full chamber voting in favor of contempt 255-67.
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The aide noted that contempt is a last resort in what's often lengthy negotiations over materials under subpoena, and the only vote taken on contempt so far was for Barr.
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Those found in contempt can face a maximum $6900,2628 fine and a maximum one-year sentence in federal prison, though actual cases of being held in contempt are extremely rare.
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The Justice Department always bristled at the notion of congressional contempt proceedings and fought for decades to take control of the case through the statutory contempt process created in 1857.
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How this will work on a practical level: If the full House passes the contempt resolution, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will issue the citation for Barr to be held in contempt.
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Since that decision, Congress itself has repeatedly arrested and punished people for violating the unwritten crimes of contempt and bribery in contexts where the federal contempt of Congress statute doesn't apply.
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But more contempt fights -- and likely lawsuits -- are looming.
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" The Trump campaign denounced her "contempt for everyday Americans.
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The contempt of Congress citation the House will vote on this week is very different from inherent contempt power: Congress's ability to arrest or jail people who don't comply with subpoena requests.
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Republicans' contempt for the intelligence and hard work of people who covered the 2009 health care debate—indeed the contempt for truth itself—doesn't just make this attempted heist easier to pull.
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Apple May Be Willing to Risk Contempt Charge | A judge can hold Apple in contempt for refusing to comply with an order to unlock an iPhone, but the threat may be ineffective.
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The contempt of Congress citation the House will vote on next week is very different from inherent contempt power: Congress's ability to arrest or jail people who don't comply with subpoena requests.
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Following the committee vote, the full House could now vote to hold Barr in contempt, and some high-profile Democrats have suggested voting on one package of contempt citations if there are multiple individuals whom the chamber wants to hold in contempt, though so far Barr is the only one who had been voted out of committee.
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Holding department officials in contempt of Congress will be of no avail because DOJ will continue to refuse to enforce the criminal contempt statute as it has since 1984 when its Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued an opinion that use of the criminal contempt power against executive branch officials violates separation of powers and is therefore unconstitutional.
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It was only after a judge's contempt order, and a threat in that order to have Moore arrested so he could purge that contempt, that he began paying Allison alimony and child support.
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When it does, Congress would be better served by embracing a modified version of inherent contempt rather than continuing to pursue criminal contempt and impeachment, neither of which has any chance of succeeding.
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As Garvey notes in his summary on inherent contempt, the case would set the legal standard for inherent contempt — and it affirmed Congress's right to jail a person not complying with a subpoena.
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It is time for Congress to reclaim its rightful investigative powers in support of its constitutionally-mandated legislative responsibilities by implementing inherent contempt fines and independent criminal contempt prosecutions by congressionally-appointed attorneys.
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When the Republican-controlled House voted in 6900 to refer then-Attorney General Holder to DOJ for a criminal contempt prosecution for failure to comply with a subpoena, DOJ never enforced the contempt.
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It means to express contempt through indirect or subtle insults.
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Nadler's committee has already voted to hold Barr in contempt.
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The judge threatened to hold her in contempt of court.
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The SEC wanted a judge to hold him in contempt.
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What's the point of holding someone in contempt of Congress?
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If he doesn't, they're thinking about holding him in contempt.
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Congress ultimately got the documents, the contempt citation was dropped.
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The juror has since been charged with contempt of court.
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By showing contempt for diplomacy, Trump could risk UK support.
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Updated with additional information about the contempt vote on Wednesday.
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They said, if you don't, they'll hold you in contempt.
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YOU OBVIOUSLY COULDN'T HAVE ANY CONTEMPT FOR THE MEN'S NUMBERS.
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They both had a lot of contempt for UFO charlatans.
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The biggest warning signs, he explains, are indicators of contempt.
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Second: Make a commitment to another person to reject contempt.
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Democrats are now weighing whether to hold Barr in contempt.
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Research shows that contempt is the best predictor of divorce.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump at Benedict College was beneath contempt.
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Time and again he has shown contempt for the law.
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Cummings is moving to hold Kline in contempt of Congress.
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Was it derisive laughter, or, worse, a show of contempt?
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In February, Greig pleaded guilty to the criminal contempt charge.
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Friday's recommendation of criminal contempt charges stems from that case.
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Contempt proceedings will be held at Hong Kong High Court.
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Hitchener's terrible rhyming could only be driven by pure contempt.
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These include money laundering, contempt of court, and identity theft.
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Ridiculous. There was absolute contempt in your email to me.
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I think the Republicans would have held him in contempt.
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She will be sentenced for criminal contempt on April 28.
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Ignoring them could mean being found in contempt of court.
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Others, Republicans, expressed suspicion verging on contempt for the president.
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He said he will determine the criminal contempt matter soon.
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At least Emma acts out her contempt and her loss.
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"Trump's contempt for law is unprecedented and undeniable," he said.
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He peddled extravagant piety and extreme contempt in equal measure.
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"We are not in contempt of this Congress," Rosenstein said.
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When Baker refused Spath found him in contempt of court.
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Reaching this level of hatred and contempt has required cultivation.
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On Monday, federal officials charged him with contempt of court.
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Voters watch ruefully with a mix of fascination and contempt.
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Nietzsche is hardly alone in his contempt for the disciples.
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The apparent compliment releases an unpleasant current of retroactive contempt.
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With games as much as people, familiarity can breed contempt.
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All I needed was a contempt score below 5.67 percent.
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They can compel witnesses to testify or risk contempt charges.
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She shows the same contempt for him she did previously.
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The court was still hearing the contempt of court applications.
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Fourth, Trump's NLRB has contempt for procedural norms and fairness.
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One is Congress's inherent contempt power, last used in 1935.
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She was jailed for 62 days for contempt of court.
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"boss man," holds the law and truth in utter contempt.
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Inherent contempt is something Congress hasn't pursued since the 1930s.
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When Daugherty refused, senators used inherent contempt to jail him.
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The civil contempt citation was designed to coerce her testimony.
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Mr. Trump pardoned Mr. Arpaio after a criminal contempt conviction.
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But the settlement offer felt less like gratitude than contempt.
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The civil contempt citation was designed to coerce her testimony.
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Late Monday night, the committee officially filed its contempt report.
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The contempt of artists for critics is, of course, understandable.
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There's contempt from the White House for important European allies.
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But would the contempt finding change her vote on Tuesday?
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The committee is weighing whether to hold Bannon in contempt.
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At times her contempt seems to extend to Barrese himself.
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"Contempt is ripping our country apart," Mr. Brooks went on.
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His allies are not hiding their contempt for Mr. Soros.
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Hardly. But how would Trump know whether someone feels contempt?
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She also asked the judge to hold prosecutors in contempt.
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This time, lawmakers seem disinclined to tolerate such presidential contempt.
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The impact of a contempt citation could be simply symbolic.
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Rogan's contempt for political correctness comes through throughout the show.
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Boston is currently serving 10 days in jail for contempt.
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The two sides did little to hide their mutual contempt.
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If I express contempt toward you, I am dismissing you.
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It is troublingly easy for contempt to cover its tracks.
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This is particularly true when contempt is expressed as mockery.
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That's when Comey gave two answers similarly dripping with contempt.
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He also served two prison terms for contempt of court.
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Both contempt findings were ultimately reversed by an appeals court.
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In 1956, Dr. Reich was accused of contempt of court.
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When he has succeeded, they hurtle by him with contempt.
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Accordingly, we affirm the order finding Miller in civil contempt.
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"This is an age of pornography and contempt," he said.
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The historic contempt vote revealed the cracks within May's government.
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Neal has said he prefers to move to court without holding Mnuchin in contempt -- unlike House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, who spearheaded a recent vote to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt.
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Indeed, from 1857-1934, at least 28 witnesses complied with congressional information demands after being threatened with or charged in inherent contempt proceedings and two executive branch officials were arrested pursuant to contempt citations.
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"Well, I can just tell you we're not just going to hold in contempt -- we will have a plan to hold in contempt and to impeach," Nunes said in a Fox News interview Monday.
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At the Republican convention he told "the forgotten men and women of America" that "I am your voice" — and some of those men and women interpret elite contempt for Trump as contempt for them.
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"I have contempt, absolute contempt, for those Republican governors who do not have the guts to support free, open, and fair elections," Sanders said Saturday at the Democratic Party's Founders Day Dinner in downtown Milwaukee.
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Here is Bannon's straight talk on those "geniuses" in George W. Bush's administration: "I hold these people in contempt, total and complete contempt," then nodded as Rose named Condoleezza Rice, Colin Powell and Dick Cheney.
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" Before the contempt vote, the Justice Department informed Mr. Cummings that Mr. Trump had decided to invoke his secrecy powers because Mr. Cummings had "chosen to go forward with an unnecessary and premature contempt vote.
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Less obvious is why the feminist left responded with such contempt.
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Indeed, Congress has not exercised its inherent contempt authority since 1935.
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What are the challenges of holding someone in contempt of Congress?
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Driving fast also showed his contempt for any sort of authority.
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Second, Congress can refer the matter for a criminal contempt prosecution.
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In that event, Nadler could try to hold Barr in contempt.
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"Right now, all systems go for the contempt hearing," said Rep.
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Nadler on Friday threatened to hold Barr in contempt of Congress.
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They&aposre going to hold him contempt of Congress, then what?
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He just simply placed me in contempt and ignored our motions.
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But it turns out that my familiarity shouldn't have bred contempt.
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The contempt citation is a key part of that congressional clout.
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Here is how the congressional subpoena, contempt and enforcement process works.
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After a contempt vote, Congress has powers to enforce a subpoena.
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It was, and it excited the contempt of many American officers.
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If so, the administration may be held in contempt of court.
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Congress appears increasingly likely to vote to hold Bannon in contempt.
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That contempt extends to the global institutions that Mr Trump inherited.
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He resisted even facing threats of contempt orders against him personally.
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Each piece is just one blast of rage, and often contempt.
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For companies, consumer contempt for redesigns can have immediate financial consequences.
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Second, the House can refer a contempt case for criminal prosecution.
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He encouraged the leaders in the room to disagree without contempt.
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House Democrats have threatened Kupperman with contempt for refusing to comply.
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Cummings is now moving to hold Kline in contempt of Congress.
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We had to file contempt charges against the Department of Justice.
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But that does not mean the Academy holds comedy in contempt.
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Is there some hidden amount of contempt boiling up inside you?
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The SEC has filed a request to hold Musk in contempt.
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The SEC is seeking to hold Musk in contempt of court.
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The SEC wants a federal court to hold Musk in contempt.
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A lower court held Miller in contempt for refusing to testify.
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President Trump pardoned Arpaio over criminal contempt charges earlier this year.
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In December, he pled guilty to attempted burglary and criminal contempt.
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Patricia was obviously furious ... and has unbridled contempt for "states' right."
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Jason Chaffetz if he would hold Shkreli in contempt of Congress.
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It had not received any contempt petition from Ericsson, it added.
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In its glibness it shows contempt for Gray as a journalist.
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"These people hold you in contempt," he said of Washington insiders.
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He regarded the management at the companies he targeted with contempt.
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But enforcing the contempt finding would fall to the Justice Department.
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Goodlatte warns of holding Strzok in contempt, Nadler moves to adjourn.
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However, like Selfie or Cougertown, a lack of context breeds contempt.
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The SEC asked a court to hold Mr Musk in contempt.
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Rosenstein vowed that the Congress would not hold him in contempt.
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Democrats may also vote to hold Trump administration officials in contempt.
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The full House never took up the contempt citation against Rove.
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A contempt for organized power structures that registers as pure instinct.
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The contempt vote will come before the full House June 11.
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Although she was held in contempt of Congress, it meant nothing.
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The committee resumed debate on amendments to the chairman's contempt resolution.
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But contempt for another seasonal staple appears to cross party lines.
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Arthur: Both of their performances dripped with contempt and ad hominem.
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Ignoring a subpoena is contempt of Congress, but process is onerous.
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Bob Bauer: Trump's contempt for the law will be his downfall.
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Other Democratic women in Congress also couldn't veil their contempt. Sen.
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An article in the Washington Post illustrated their contempt well. Rep.
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On matters of contempt, the Justice Department clearly has Congress's number.
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Their belief is driven by deep contempt for humans, for humanity.
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He tweets with unrestrained contempt for his perceived enemies in Bitcoin.
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On Thursday, Ryan did not rule out holding Rosenstein in contempt.
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Much of the public has utter contempt for the political class.
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These politicians share Trump's populist contempt for the traditional political elite.
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Passing a contempt of Congress citation is just the first step.
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The key, says Brooks, is to remove contempt from the argument.
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In ways both public and personal, contempt causes us deep harm.
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The Democrats went from subpoena to contempt in roughly three weeks.
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He did, however, speak with open contempt for traitors in general.
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And it's another example of his well-documented contempt for women.
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Nor did they rule out pursuing criminal contempt in the future.
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They must muddle through in a fog of grumble and contempt.
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Hollywood's "contempt and dismissiveness" toward women have led her to Broadway.
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There is little precedent for holding an attorney general in contempt.
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Ms. Graham delivered the phrases with sneering contempt and steely tone.
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He spies "a general contempt for the poor" in their uselessness.
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It is because unsettled anger has spawned disgust, producing cold contempt.
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Express daily contempt from within the safety of our political silos.
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That drew a contempt citation and five more years in prison.
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A law professor on President Trump's contempt for the attorney general.
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Russian authorities have made no secret of their contempt for Bellingcat.
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Not fraud, not tampering with government records, not contempt of court.
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Again, similarities abound, like their jingoism and contempt for democratic institutions.
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This administration's record of contempt toward congressional oversight speaks for itself.
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And these guys who intentionally show contempt don't get option 2?
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Any cat owner will tell you: cats hold humans in contempt.
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Where are those others who reportedly have contempt for President Trump?
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In an ad, he described the contempt charges, filed on Oct.
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Familiarity, at least where Britain's prime minister is concerned, breeds contempt. ■
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And we, too, had contempt for the lazy and the privileged.
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More troubling is the Ride character's evident contempt for the press.
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Books became her sanctuary, and contempt a kind of psychic insulation.
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Barry also held him in contempt of court for his actions.
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Because of Somerville's "conduct," Kastrenakes convicted him of direct criminal contempt.
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The first is bribery, and the second is contempt of Congress.
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The House also wouldn't hold him in contempt, its lawyers said.
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He beats and kills and acts in contempt of the law.
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Contempt is frequently overt, but it can also be very subtle.
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Contempt has been injected into our public space from all sides.
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A contempt for the rule of law that holds leaders accountable.
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It was unclear if the House would hold Bannon in contempt.
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"We haven't been on a contempt spree, here," the attorney said.
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But the counsel recommended against moving to hold him in contempt.
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Democrats have voted to hold top Trump officials in contempt before.
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Dissonant guitar wails and piercing electric organ only stoke her contempt.
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At home he shows contempt for the U.S. Constitution and democracy.
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As nationalism equals war, so contempt for the law brings savagery.
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We retreat into defensive emotions such as contempt and self-pity.
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The film's lead actor is being sued for contempt of religion.
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Congress voted to find Holder in contempt for refusing to testify.
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The maximum penalty for criminal contempt is two years in jail.
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I guess, a version of in contempt, or responsible for this.
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A Congressional Research Service analysis of contempt votes since 1980 examined the four times an executive branch official was voted by the House to be in contempt of Congress in that period and before President Trump.
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Barr would be the fifth executive branch official and second US attorney general found in contempt during that time; the Republican-led House voted to hold then–attorney general Eric Holder Jr. in contempt in 2012.
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The House voted to hold both Barr and Ross in criminal contempt, but it was largely a symbolic vote, as the contempt citations were forwarded to the Justice Department, which of course is led by Barr.
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Even if the judge were to go so far as to charge the government with contempt, it would require a separate court proceeding — and it's not clear that a government agency can be fined for contempt.
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They deplore his contempt for core notions of our democracy, his praise for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and other dictators who would destroy democracy, and his intolerance, contempt and threats against Americans who disagree with him.
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Woodward's book is a tale of contempt toward the president from a long list of his closest advisors in the White House and contempt from the president toward many of his closest past and current advisors.
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But legal experts say a criminal contempt vote against two Trump cabinet members is likely to be little more than symbolic, since it would refer contempt charges to the Justice Department that is overseen by Barr.
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A court case over criminal contempt could also move through the courts faster than the civil litigation filed in McGahn's case given that a criminal contempt indictment would have more serious consequences than a civil matter.
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"We began to see yesterday, in the face of the possibility of either a criminal contempt citation or proceeding with inherent contempt that they began to see things differently all of a sudden," Jeffries told reporters.
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Another is to invoke the House's so-called "inherent contempt" powers to fine or jail officials who are held in contempt without using the court system, although such an action hasn't been taken in nearly a century.
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After two respected federal judges struggled to compel the publicity-hungry sheriff to obey the law, first by holding him in civil contempt and later convicting him of criminal contempt, the President has chosen a different route.
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If the committee still is not satisfied, any contempt sanction would require a vote of the entire House and then a referral to the Justice Department that routinely refuses to take legislative contempt charges to grand juries.
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Contempt for Congress is in the administration's DNA Contempt for Congress' institutional role is not new for the Trump administration -- it has been a constant theme -- even when Republicans had a monopoly on power on Capitol Hill.
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And the public treats them with a mixture of suspicion and contempt.
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But it is alleged that Mr Bercow treated parliamentary staff with contempt.
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Ex-White House counsel Don McGahn is also on the contempt resolution.
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They will have no power if they don&apost enforce this contempt.
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History shows this, congressional contempt citations go nowhere as they are colder.
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Assange also has a well known contempt for companies such as Google.
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People look at refugees either with contempt or with pity, she said.
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That too was met with doubt, silence, wilful ignorance, and even contempt.
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Another thing they could do is, they could actually instigate contempt proceedings.
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Now Flynn has a choice — submit the documents or stand in contempt.
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The contempt process can start in either the House or the Senate.
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Then again, congressional contempt isn't the scarlet letter it used to be.
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"healthy contempt for journalism as a profession," or the response to Anthony's
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"The ANC rejects this motion with the contempt it deserves," she said.
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And have the courage to suffer the contempt of the sophisticated world.
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Now there is widespread contempt for both the government and the militants.
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It's unclear if the committee will vote to hold Hicks in contempt.
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He had never shared any contempt for the school or anybody here.
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In the past, Trump has demonstrated contempt for immigrants and African Americans.
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Corporations, schools and, above all, government organisations are invoked with contempt throughout.
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Theresa May's spokesperson accused the strikers of showing "contempt for ordinary people".
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Homosexuality is still viewed with suspicion, or even contempt, by many Chinese.
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There is plenty on communities' contempt for the LAPD's militaristic methods, too.
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Democrats have repeatedly threatened to start contempt proceedings, but haven't so far.
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He had been convicted of criminal contempt in a racial profiling case.
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Judge John Kastrenakis found Somerville in direct contempt of court, documents show.
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President Trump has never made his contempt for the press a secret.
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It also displays the Trump administration's contempt for the rule of law.
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My clients deflect feelings of shame by embracing blame, contempt, and indignation.
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Wong had spent five weeks in jail over contempt of court charges.
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KERNEN: THERE'S A CONTEMPT VOTE NOW, TOMORROW, APPARENTLY, ON THE CENSUS ISSUE.
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And talk about beef ... AnnMaria cannot hide her contempt for Ronda's coach.
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After a contempt vote, Congress has additional powers to enforce a subpoena.
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The House never followed up with a contempt vote of its own.
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And there&aposs been contempt for conservative Christian faith values in Hollywood.
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Contempt is one of the biggest predictors of divorce, Dr. Skurtu says.
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The contempt is for the people who went about cultivating that sentiment.
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He also displays Mr Trump's pantomime contempt for journalists, apparently in earnest.
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One reason for his impatience is his contempt for such traditional diplomacy.
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Inherent contempt is one of those options, as is the appropriations process.
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"Technically, they could be held in contempt by the court," Luban said.
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The judge heard oral arguments on the contempt motion on Aug. 14.
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No. Could he be subject to contempt for some of these actions?
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Might he be held in contempt of court and go to jail?
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By caring too much about a football team that reciprocates with contempt.
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Amazon doesn't need to treat its lower-paid workers with vicious contempt.
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The thing is, as we know all too well, popularity breeds contempt.
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The company was also held in contempt and fined an additional $1,000.
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Nathan told Musk and the SEC that contempt charges are serious business.
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Trump's contempt for the free press is unprecedented in modern presidential politics.
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And also that judges can fine, sanction and hold lawyers in contempt.
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It's not just the leaders who have contempt for the First Amendment.
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Some showed contempt for those who were doing the Europeans' dirty work.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, has shown nothing but contempt for democratic politics.
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The Trump administration has made no secret of its contempt for EPA.
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Mr. Rawls has appealed the contempt finding to a federal appeals court.
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He has nothing but contempt for public employees no matter how educated.
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Scowling with contempt, he scoffs that he almost wishes he hadn't bothered.
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Accordingly, Judge Howell held Miller in contempt, which can lead to imprisonment.
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This shows utter contempt for our sovereignty and the rule of law.
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Cummings on Monday also released the text of the proposed contempt resolution.
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The judge dismissed both the countersuit and the contempt-of-court charge.
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"The contempt question, I think, we're ways away from that," Hurd said.
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Since then, Khosrowshahi has made his contempt for the President's policies clear.
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He cares nothing about subpoenas, contempt citations, or even adverse court decisions.
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The UAE also made an unexpected show of contempt for U.S. sanctions.
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He has multiple failures to appear, and a contempt of court conviction.
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The first behavior is contempt or seeing your partner as beneath you.
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Republicans, at the time, were considering holding her in contempt of Congress.
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H. R. McMaster , the national-security adviser, is treated with stunning contempt.
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The American melting pot will become a cauldron boiling over with contempt.
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But how far can a court go in imposing sanctions for contempt?
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Like Trump, he has shown utter contempt for the rule of law.
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It's not disdain or contempt, it's whatever man, I just do this.
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Coutard's genius reached a new peak in Godard's existential-erotic masterpiece Contempt.
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In Rani's case, it is her son who treats her with contempt.
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Or more accurately, it means admiring someone precisely because of that contempt.
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And still, there is persistent tenderness to Billy Joel, underneath the contempt.
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One such exchange regarded just how much contempt Ford had for history.
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Mr. Trump has left little doubt about his contempt for the deal.
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If they refuse to testify, Congress could charge them with civil contempt.
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" He's draining Washington "of people with contempt for the people they represent.
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Sinclair has already demonstrated contempt for FCC rules and proper public disclosure.
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Or for that matter, of President Trump, who demonstrates contempt for institutions.
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He said this with a high-minded contempt that I found confusing.
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They could hold administration officials or other witnesses in contempt of Congress.
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Whatever contempt wine professionals may feel toward the wines is partly deserved.
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Lizzie adores her mother and has only contempt for her stepfather, Augustus.
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The contempt request has not yet been ruled on by the court.
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In 2017, he was convicted of criminal contempt by a federal judge.
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It leads to a strange kind of self-contempt and self-alienation.
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Barr and Trump are morally and intellectually compromised by their racial contempt.
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"Class" is a manifesto of contempt and its deformed twin, self-loathing.
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Kathryn Murdoch has expressed contempt for Mr. Trump on her Twitter feed.
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"He's got contempt for ordinary people, the working class," said one demonstrator.
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I still have contempt powers, I told you I am not nice.
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He spoke with contempt about Hollywood and the writers who went there.
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The judge found her in contempt of court and ordered her jailed.
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In pardoning him, Mr. Trump shows his contempt of our judicial system.
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This contempt for the weak and machismo are both signs of fascism.
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Because survivors commonly face contempt, disbelief, blame, and minimization when they disclose.
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Sullivan previously rejected an attempt by Flynn to hold prosecutors in contempt.
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It seems the familiarity of these fixtures is starting to breed contempt.
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The hosts also have contempt for most of the 2020 presidential candidates.
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Gnanasara was convicted in 2018 on four counts of contempt of court.
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And the House held Holder in contempt over 'Fast and Furious' obstruction.
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This is what makes it contempt and not merely colorfully expressed criticism.
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Out in the open is Mr. Trump's contempt for the news media.
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He did not specifically bash Muslims but held organized religion in contempt.
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Its administrator, Anne M. Gorsuch, had been cited for contempt of Congress.
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"I think it's likely that he will face a contempt citation," Rep.
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DeVos earlier this month sparred about the possible contempt finding with Sen.
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It's a sign not of respect but of contempt, or perhaps cowardice.
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Then Congress would have to find Comey in contempt if he refused.
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The maximum sentence for contempt, he said, is five years in prison.
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Iranian officials have made no secret of their contempt for Mr. Trump.
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Both sides are united in contempt for the political leaders in Westminster.
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But it has not voted to hold any Trump official in contempt.
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The company also argued that foreign countries are immune from contempt findings.
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It breeds a type of contempt that ensures you can never win.
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A day after the full House passed a civil contempt resolution authorizing its committees to take the Trump administration to court and pursue criminal contempt cases to enforce their subpoenas, the House Oversight Committee is testing the waters.
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Prioritizing subpoena fights A contempt citation can take many forms, from a symbolic vote on the House floor to the long-dormant inherent contempt, in which an individual or official is held against their will until they comply.
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Contempt is another way for Congress to get subpoenaed documents, by asking the US attorney for the District of Columbia or the Department of Justice to charge Barr with criminal contempt for not complying with a congressional subpoena.
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In his letter Tuesday, Boyd reiterated the Justice Department's position that the contempt vote was "premature and unnecessary" and said the department was further "disappointed" by reports that the House had scheduled the contempt vote for June 11.
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"The contempt order's privity analysis has real consequences for real people: If other citizens sue to enforce a federal agency's rule, which has been enjoined, they and their lawyers may also be held in contempt," the judge wrote.
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Contempt is another way for Congress to get subpoenaed documents, by asking the US attorney of the District of Columbia or the Department of Justice to charge Barr with criminal contempt for not complying with a congressional subpoena.
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Seidman, however, characterized a failure to comply with a court order in this situation as "civil, indirect contempt," adding that there is a strong separation-of-powers argument against the president using pardons to excuse civil-contempt violations.
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Whatever laughter gets squeezed out of this show is not generated by self-contempt, but rather contempt for an art scene that keeps asking for this dog-and-pony show of art cloaked in the politics of outsider identity.
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When a president selects extremists for the judiciary who demonstrate contempt for whole segments of the population, he not only demonstrates his own contempt for those same groups of citizens but also undermines the essential impartiality of our courts.
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"In terms of next steps I think the next steps for the Congress to take is to initiate contempt proceedings," Schiff said, adding that Bannon was given a chance to say why he should not be held in contempt.
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"In terms of next steps I think the next steps for the Congress to take is to initiate contempt proceedings," Schiff said, adding that Bannon was given a chance to say why he should not be held in contempt.
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Mr. Mica asked if Mr. Shkreli could be held in contempt of Congress.
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Trump has made no secret of his contempt for the U.S. intelligence agencies.
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I mean what I would say is you hold these people in contempt.
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I think what&aposs really fascinating here is they could push for contempt.
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First, Congress can hold Barr in contempt of Congress, which is primarily symbolic.
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She finally deciding the company was no longer in contempt on April 17.
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And then if he still doesn&apost do that then it&aposs contempt.
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The House is still considering how to handle contempt issues on the floor.
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But, like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, he seemed to rule out inherent contempt.
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Hoyer also elaborated on their reasoning behind wanting to package contempt votes together.
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Barr would not be the first attorney general censured with a contempt vote.
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He would be held in contempt of court if there are any violations.
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We have never seen such organized cruelty, disdain and contempt for those values.
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But many Democrats want to bypass the arcane process of inherent contempt altogether.
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The panel is slated to vote on Wednesday on finalizing a contempt citation.
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Its new president, Rodrigo Duterte, expresses contempt for America and affection for China.
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He accused Mr Renzi of "contempt for the institutions and difficulty accepting criticism".
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Why are they not put off by his apparent contempt for their sex?
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Even before being strengthened the contempt-of-court law got plenty of use.
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"Dylann Storm Roof has expressed hatred and contempt towards African Americans," prosecutors wrote.
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Nothing cool ever comes all that easy there, but contempt definitely breeds community.
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It was unclear if the committee would sue to enforce the contempt finding.
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In the Trump era, however, a dangerous new emotion is increasingly surfacing: contempt.
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The sheriff was cited for three counts of contempt in the court's order.
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His thought is that you can either process through contempt or through compassion.
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Those found to violate the rules could be held in contempt of court.
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He has been fined for contempt of court, and for driving without insurance.
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Go deeper: Schiff considers fining Trump officials held in contempt $25,000 a day
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Go deeper: House Judiciary to begin contempt proceedings against Bill Barr this week
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You look at contempt, what did that do with Eric Holder, absolutely nothing.
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Contempt for those less fortunate (the "losers and haters" he mocks on Twitter)?
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"It's a true measure of the depth of his misogynistic contempt," she says.
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Mark Zuckerberg has shown a misunderstanding of and contempt for media industry practices.
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Sanders would squeeze the rich, for whom he does not hide his contempt.
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He gave in last month, when he was threatened with contempt of court.
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Mr Kilcullen's contempt for George W. Bush's defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, is searing.
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Over the last year, contempt for LinkedIn became a bona fide cultural phenomenon.
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Some, like Francesa, deal with it by treating their callers with total contempt.
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He wanted the Justice Department to end its criminal contempt case against Arpaio.
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Jackson, like Trump, held our entire system of checks and balances in contempt.
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These pronouncements illustrate that Mr. Trump holds the rule of law in contempt.
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After 16 months in office, he has nothing but contempt for the institution.
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His general view of American power was one of suspicion rather than contempt.
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Arpaio had been held in criminal contempt of court relating to racial profiling.
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In 1857, a federal statute was enacted authorizing punishment for contempt of Congress.
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Bigotry and contempt make it impossible for America to do many great things.
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The environment has become untenable, the everyday atmosphere of hate and contempt, suffocating.
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He's the only attorney general to ever be voted in contempt of Congress.
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There were shouting matches between lawmakers and threats to hold Strzok in contempt.
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Reich died in 1957 while serving a federal prison sentence for criminal contempt.
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He wasn't poetic, but I did love his real-billionaire contempt for Trump.
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If the order wasn't carried out, he threatened to hold Sessions in contempt.
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He writes of "dumb right-wingers," while expressing equal contempt for the left.
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Historically, inherent contempt has been the most effective enforcement method available to Congress.
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President Vladimir Putin, who has paired his brand of hyper-macho contempt for
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Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt for defying a federal court order.
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Not because she was poking fun at Indians for whom she felt contempt.
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" Sullivan threatened to hold Sessions in contempt and called the deportation order "unacceptable.
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Something not far from contempt was implied in the corners of her eyes.
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Gail: He doesn't treat them with contempt because he thinks they love him.
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And the conduct that inspired the contempt finding had persisted over several years.
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The House later voted to hold Barr and Ross in contempt of Congress.
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Worse, his most enthusiastic supporters treat that kind of transactional politicking with contempt.
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This is a president who laces contempt for African-Americans into everyday discourse.
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Contempt of Congress is an offense that can be enforced in several ways.
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Her side-eyed gaze radiates a powerful combination of seduction, contempt, and boredom.
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And not just contempt for other people's ideas, but also for other people.
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Is it conceivable that conservative politicians have that much contempt for their base?
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It was the first time Congress had held any Cabinet member in contempt.
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If she doesn't show Johnny's lawyers could go in for a contempt citation.
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A contempt or impeachment vote from the House could help him do that.
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In addition to Barr, Pelosi said the House could hold others in contempt.
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Democrats in the House could initiate contempt-of-Congress proceedings against Mr. McGahn.
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In this case, a contempt citation does not guarantee an outcome Democrats want.
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Other investigations underscored the contempt that some lenders had for their new regulator.
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What we often confuse with condescension these days is its curdled opposite: contempt.
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It seems that her every gesture toward Trump conveys a message of contempt.
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And frankly there's a lot of contempt from certain corners of our party.
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The physical embodiment of arrogance, entitlement, disrespect and contempt for our parliament. pic.twitter.
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We already know that many of Trump's closest aides hold him in contempt.
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But the problem today runs deeper than Trump's contempt for any multilateral order.
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For many Americans, the South Vietnamese became an object of contempt, even hatred.
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Terry moonily elevates Catherine while Phil treats her with an earthier near-contempt.
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Republican leaders are not driven by an intrinsic or ideological contempt for democracy.
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"At the end of that option is a contempt charge," he told reporters.
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I thought adults were assholes and I held most of them in contempt.
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The commission itself was also held in contempt and fined $50 per day.
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Mr. Risen vowed to go to prison for contempt rather than provide information.
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Schiff, meanwhile, directly called for Bannon to be held in contempt of Congress.
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Arpaio was found guilty of contempt of court after he continued the practices.
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The House can also pass a resolution authorizing like pursuit of civil contempt.
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In short, Democrats and Republicans — in unprecedented numbers — hold each other in contempt.
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Mr. Arpaio's ouster came as he faced a criminal contempt of court charge.
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Under inherent contempt, the House sergeant-at-arms can arrest and detain people.
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Scully's nostrils pinch in Olympian contempt; he is ashen-faced yet triumphant, too.
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Congress should take the time to formally hold top officials in contempt now.
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China, he added, doesn't stir excited discussion these days, only indifference or contempt.
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Bloomberg genuinely has contempt for Trump, on both a policy and personal basis.
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The political classes' contempt for the electorate was encapsulated in his volte-face.
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Kerri Kupec, a Justice Department spokeswoman, declined to comment on the contempt issue.
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Their contempt for Congress should be met with a legal and political fusillade.
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But these witnesses withhold their testimony in contempt of Congress and the law.
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Neither Holder nor Lerner was punished as a result of their contempt votes.
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"Contempt" is available to rent or buy on iTunes, Amazon and Google Play.
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Murphy: I don't talk to all of them, but there is widespread contempt.
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But what about his ignorance of markets and his contempt for mere democracy?
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BREXITEERS, by and large, have nothing but contempt for the Bank of England.
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If found guilty of contempt of court, Li could face fines or jail.
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Repeatedly, Mr. Fillon expressed his contempt for and anger at the news media.
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Intransigent police officials risk being held in contempt of court or even prosecuted.
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There's no need, they complain, for Anne to treat them with such contempt.
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Mr. Macron, Mr. Arfi said, "is developing a very worrying contempt for journalism."
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The novel is a manifesto of contempt and its deformed twin, self-loathing.
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Watch this video, if this isn't mass contempt of #SupremeCourt, then what is?
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Perhaps it was merely a sign of his contempt for the State Department.
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And "it is possible that Trump could pardon that contempt conviction," Mariotti said.
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One way this record is very Christian: Its casual, caustic contempt for women.
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Having contempt for the law isn't the same thing as being a lawbreaker.
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Lawmakers have said they would vote to hold Barr and McGahn in contempt.
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It would also make it easier to find them in contempt of Congress.
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I'm sure you will, or you're going to be held in contempt. Yeah.
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It's taken for granted that such a thing as that is beneath contempt.
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There's a resurgence of racism and a kind of contempt for liberal democracy.
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Democrats mull contempt and fines Nadler and other House Democratic leaders are now raising the prospect they will hold numerous administration officials in contempt at the same time as part of a package to highlight the Trump administration's stonewalling of Congress.
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In addition to the House Judiciary Committee's contempt citations, the House Oversight Committee is also preparing to vote to hold Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in contempt over subpoenas related to adding a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
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While the Judiciary Committee still sees the resolution as part of the civil contempt process to enforce subpoenas through the courts, the Justice Department only considers it an effort to enforce subpoenas, and not contempt, according to a Justice Department official.
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The House Judiciary Committee voted last week to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress for declining to release the unredacted report, though the full House must still vote on whether to hold the attorney general in contempt. Rep.
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Elon Musk says he shouldn't be held in contempt of court over a recent tweet about Tesla because he didn't violate his settlement agreement, and "there is no basis to issue contempt sanctions against him," according to a new court filing.
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If the House votes to find Pagliano in contempt, his case could potentially head to court, where he could face a fine of up to $100,000 for refusing to appear, according to an Associated Press breakdown of the contempt process.
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This is the very resolution they're passing today, giving the committees the legal authority to move ahead with criminal contempt citations when they need to — rather than coming back and asking the full House to grant a contempt citation each time.
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"The attorney general's failure to comply with our subpoena ... leaves us no choice but to initiate contempt proceedings," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler said in a statement released along with a committee report citing Barr with contempt of Congress.
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The move to not prosecute the twin contempt citations was widely expected, and followed a similar move by the Justice Department under President Barack Obama, which declined to pursue contempt charges referred by Congress against then-Attorney General Eric Holder.
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On Tuesday, the House took a big step to try to compel witnesses and testimony: passing a contempt of Congress resolution that authorizes congressional committees to issue criminal contempt citations to enforce its subpoenas down the road should it need them.
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A contempt vote is one way for Congress to get subpoenaed documents, by asking the US attorney for the District of Columbia or the Department of Justice to charge Barr with criminal contempt for not complying with a congressional subpoena.
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Two government ministers have also been summoned to appear before the Supreme Court in contempt cases, and lower courts have issued contempt summonses to Mr. Sharif and his daughter and political heir, Maryam Nawaz, because of speeches critical of the judiciary.
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This specter, for people who don't come from our classes, don't share our education, don't share all of our values, is something that leaves them with the impression that we have contempt for them, and they have developed contempt for us.
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If Officer Porter defies the order, he could be jailed for contempt of court.
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The committee voted along party lines, 24 to 16, to hold Barr in contempt.
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Like the Capitol jail, however, Congress' inherent contempt authority is now a curious relic.
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Here's what that means, and what could happen next: What is contempt of Congress?
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But the original Twitter post prompted the SEC to sue Musk for contempt. 4.
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The best we can hope for is to live peacefully together in mutual contempt.
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"A civil contempt citation won't get an answer before the 2020 election," said Rosenberg.
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It would not be a surprise if Mnuchin also eventually faces a contempt charge.
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Or Ryan says he will join in the efforts to hold Rosenstein in contempt.
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Negotiations went nowhere and the committee voted to hold Barr in contempt last month.
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The committee approved holding Barr in contempt for failing to turn over the records.
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A full House vote is set for June 11 to hold Barr in contempt.
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My next guest says she should be held in contempt of Congress for it.
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Four days later, the company asked the Supreme Court to stay the contempt fines.
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"With regard to inherent contempt, I have been for that all along," he said.
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"Whether it's contempt or whether it's sanctions, I'm going to entertain them," Kim said.
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This is the crisis of contempt — the polarization that is tearing our society apart.
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A psychologist once told me that most human conflict stems from poorly concealed contempt.
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Alvarado was charged with burglary, criminal contempt, criminal mischief, and possession of burglary tools.
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The company filed a contempt motion in an already existing lawsuit by the agency.
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And for its people, familiarity with Western ways appears to be breeding mainly contempt.
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In geopolitics as in marriage, contempt is an emotion that leads to bad outcomes.
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"Contempt as a remedy to enforce a worthless settlement is itself worthless," she added.
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So any contempt finding in months ahead is likely to come from the House.
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What tips him off, just her lack of withering contempt for him for once?
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Congress held then-Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress over the fight.
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Contempt for the rule of law among the political elite matters beyond the Beltway.
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I think there's a trace of that on this record: it's contempt and anger.
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The CPUC also held the company in contempt and imposed an additional $1,000 fine.
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At the heart of his system of power is his contempt for the truth.
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Facebook declined, and the feds pushed the court to hold the company in contempt.
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"This FCC's contempt for the public it is legally mandated to serve is remarkable."
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Rod Rosenstein will not be held for contempt, FBI will not be held accountable.
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If he is held in contempt, the judge would allow discussions on possible sanctions.
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NUNES: Well, I am already past -- I wanted to move to contempt months ago.
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It's unclear whether a judge will hold the police department in contempt of court.
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The joke starts with what seems to be praise and then twists to contempt.
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Mattis accused China of having contempt for other nations' interests and disregarding international law.
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Familiarity supposedly breeds contempt, but in Jeffries' case, it was more of an irritation.
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The penalty for violating such an order is contempt of court and, possibly, jail.
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He wants the judge to find Jennifer in contempt for violating the gag order.
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Our sources say Audrina wants to file a contempt of court order against Corey.
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He has contempt for the wider world because he knows how cruel it is.
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Quintanilla is being sought for alleged contempt of court and nonpayment of child support.
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The committee would have three options under which it could pursue a contempt citation.
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"I don't think I've ever seen the committee treated with such contempt," Mica said.
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"Do you accept that disposition Mr. so-and-so," with that kind of contempt.
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The name Ikea is spoken with such contempt that it sounds like a curse.
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I, and many other Intelligence Community veterans, hold in great contempt John Brennan's actions.
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Mr. Trump is hampered by a high level of contempt among important voting blocs.
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Without unity of idea and action, citizens come to treat their government with contempt.
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Hard to protect my rights without being in contempt, which I don't believe in.
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She imposed a $500 fine for every day that the board remains in contempt.
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Arpaio was found guilty of contempt for ignoring an order to stop racial profiling.
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Prior to that time, the contempt power was exercised under a claimed, inherent right.
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On the street, one hears a complete contempt of Hollande's handling of the crisis.
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In July, Bolton found him to be in criminal contempt for continuing these practices.
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Trump, meanwhile, has made clear his contempt for agreements involving more than one country.
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The contempt vote marked the latest escalation in the standoff between Democrats and Barr.
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"The threat of contempt or impeachment of Rod Rosenstein still looms large," Raju said.
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The House Judiciary Committee voted 20-14 to hold Rove in contempt of Congress.
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The lower chamber voted to hold two top Cabinet officials in contempt of Congress.
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Human Rights Watch said the Ugandan government was showing "contempt for free expression rights".
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The SEC had asked for Musk to be held in contempt for a Feb.
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Nadler told reporters that the House Intelligence Committee would soon hold a contempt vote.
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The worst takes oozed with contempt for the people that actually go the museum.
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The SEC had asked for Musk to be held in contempt for a Feb.
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This almost casual contempt for black women is hardly limited to the White House.
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When all the familiarity you have with someone reaches a tipping point of contempt.
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In Spanish, we have a word that perfectly describes this attitude of contempt: ningunear.
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Once Cole left United, however, he was quick to state his contempt for Sheringham.
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My resentment also comes from the contempt our lawmakers are showing our federal workers.
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By late December of last year, however, his contempt had given way to alarm.
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And you can see some of this in Trump's contempt for establishment elites' traditions.
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They can vote to hold someone who defies a subpoena in contempt of Congress.
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They're describing danger, or at least risky transgression, but expressing joy and, mostly, contempt.
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She was released in March, having spent two months behind bars for civil contempt.
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It's an observation that sheds considerable light on Wieseltier's oft-expressed contempt for Clinton.
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Democratic lawmakers are awaiting a floor vote to hold him in contempt of Congress.
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Trump voters see a class that talks equality while living privilege and exuding contempt.
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MPs voted 311 to 293 to find May's government in contempt on Tuesday afternoon.
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His conviction for contempt of Congress was finally voided in appeals court in 1962.
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"They're on artificial respirators right now," Mr. Trump said, his voice dripping with contempt.
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A blanket contempt for invasive species carries an uncomfortable whiff of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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His personal life was defined by its hedonism, excess and contempt for conservative morality.
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They are voting on another contempt proceeding, against Attorney General William Barr, on Wednesday.
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But a politics less riddled with contempt would be a good thing in itself.
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Arrogance, as in the overuse of the word populism, a word freighted with contempt.
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Just the threat of a contempt action was sufficient to produce a negotiated compromise.
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Congress pulled the trigger on a contempt action but the executive branch returned fire.
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He regards certain town officials with the same contempt he holds for TV weathermen.
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His contempt for the Atlantic Alliance was evident during the campaign; he follows through.
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Contempt could quickly change to a rage that might be turned on Vietnamese civilians.
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But to do so by accusing an innocent librarian of extremism is beneath contempt.
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There's contempt from a man of 71 for the planet his grandchildren will inherit.
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Former Arizona sheriff Joseph M. Arpaio Convicted of criminal contempt related to immigration enforcement.
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I treated my body with such contempt, but my body wasn't different from me.
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Woe betide those, in our Hard Times, who show contempt for what is popular.
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Officials later said that he was arrested in 2014 for criminal mischief and contempt.
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Meanwhile, our rulers readily wield accusations of contempt against any who refuse to cooperate.
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Refusal to comply with a duly authorized subpoena from Congress constitutes contempt of Congress.
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If he does not comply, House Democrats could move to hold him in contempt.
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Mr. Burr left open the possibility of holding Mr. Flynn in contempt of Congress.
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What we need to realize is that much of his party shares that contempt.
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Maxine Waters, D-California, he's serving up enemies the crowd can regard with contempt.
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When under siege, she doesn't disguise her arrogance and contempt, and she bullies underlings.
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In Arkansas, a circuit judge held a reporter in contempt for tweeting the verdict.
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Second, Senate rules authorize the body to pursue its own federal civil contempt action.
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But what I've noticed is that Yang is not alone in facing media contempt.
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For the world's icons of peace, in fact, he had shown nothing but contempt.
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In her contempt for qualifications, her blithe ignorance, she was an avatar for Trump.
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It can even hold uncooperative officials in contempt and detain them for rejecting subpoenas.
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How did a couple with such high hopes lapse so quickly into mutual contempt?
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler raised inherent contempt as a possibility last week.
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That means holding key witnesses -- like Mulvaney, Bolton, and Giuliani -- in contempt of Congress.
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Both are authoritarian leaders who admire strength and have nothing but contempt for weakness.
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They often have frustration bordering on contempt for those who lack their hardheaded realism.
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In response to the formal contempt notice on Monday, the committee's top Republican, Rep.
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Unsurprisingly, she's initially met with surprise and contempt by the oh-so-cool staff.
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His conception of "mere civility" was based on "mutual contempt" rather than mutual respect.
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Needless to say, Trump's contempt on this subject grates badly on these young Christians.
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In fact, we received nothing but contempt from the Clinton campaign and her surrogates.
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Like his Latin American populist cousins, Mr. Trump shows contempt for the news media.
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"What contempt the people who think up souvenirs have for other people," she writes.
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People treat one another with a contempt that they do not trouble to conceal.
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One such method floated by moderate freshmen members in their letter is inherent contempt.
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Sinnott then ordered her handcuffed and placed her in custody for contempt of court.
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That may soon change as the committee weighs holding him in contempt, source says.
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It was not immediately clear when Democrats might pursue a contempt citation against McGahn.
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Congress can also refer a contempt case to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution.
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After a Federal District Court judge held him in contempt of court, he appealed.
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Less contempt for indigenous science (and for the Irish peasantry) might have saved millions.
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"Contempt for fellow man," he said, is not a winning political strategy in California.
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The latest crisis escalated during Wong's five-week jail term for contempt of court.
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He deserves no place on our currency, and nothing but contempt from modern America.
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And finally, there's "civil contempt," a rare but occasionally used technique for obtaining information.
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Nadler said he would move forward with a contempt citation as soon as Monday.
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The House Judiciary Committee has already voted to hold Barr in contempt, sending it to the floor, and House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said he would move to hold McGahn in contempt after he didn't appear before the committee under subpoena last month.
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"The first thing we are going to do we're going to have to hold McGahn in contempt," Jerrold Nadler, the House judiciary chairman, told CNN, adding that the full House would then move to enforce the contempt citation before launching court proceedings.
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Manning's spokesperson said US District Judge Claude Hilton, who sits in Alexandria, Virginia, found Manning in contempt and ordered her jailed until she complied — the legal term is to "purge" one's self of contempt — or until the grand jury finished its work.
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Under the present statute, the president of the Senate or the speaker of the House of Representatives, after a decision to punish an individual for contempt, sends the case to the United States Attorney for the district where the contempt was committed.
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CHAIRMAN LOOKS TO HOLD OBAMA OFFICIAL IN CONTEMPT: The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Affairs Committee wants to hold a top Obama administration official in contempt of Congress over his response to an investigation into a contentious water pollution rule. Rep.
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" Sullivan then threatened to hit Sessions with contempt, saying that if the immigrants weren't returned he was going to order officials to explain "why people should not be held in contempt of court, and I'm going to start with the attorney general.
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Short answer: Congress could pursue contempt charges, which might land him in prison (or, in Cohen's case, extend his prison time) -- but only if Congress referred the contempt case to DOJ for prosecution or pursued an obscure civil action on its own.
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"The first thing we are going to do we're going to have to hold McGahn in contempt," Jerrold Nadler, the House judiciary chairman, told CNN, adding that the full House would then move to enforce the contempt citation before launching court proceedings.
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The Bushes are leaving the field to someone they have utter contempt for: Donald Trump.
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It's not hard to imagine a club of Cabinet officials held in contempt of Congress.
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Lawmakers have threatened to begin contempt of Congress proceedings against him, if he missed it.
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The committee could vote to hold Simpson in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify.
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The film is withering in its contempt for sanctimonious hypocrites who peddle feel-good nonsense.
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Nowadays, fairly or not, it's something a lot more like disdain, and sometimes outright contempt.
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The committees are warning tonight they could initiate contempt proceedings as early as Friday morning.
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He self-sabotaged, he rambled, he got angry and belligerent, and was held in contempt.
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Darden chronicled his experiences from the sensational trial in his bestselling 1996 book, In Contempt.
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He flashed contempt for GOP Russia hawks now ready to accept Trump's admiration of Putin.
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Allowing committee chairmen to handle contempt charges without involving the full House has several ramifications.
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Second, today's contempt vote signals the end of months' worth of legal and political posturing.
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Of measuring oneself by the tape of the world that looks on in amused contempt.
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Contempt and disgust are also expressed at Mexicans, African Americans, women, Muslims, and the disabled.
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C. The initial contempt threat surfaced after House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy, R-S.
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Pagliano never showed, and the committee voted on party lines to hold him in contempt.
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The judge has said he will determine the criminal contempt matter shortly after Tuesday's hearing.
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Abraham Quintanilla III is being charged with contempt of court and nonpayment of child support.
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Lavelle's former boss at the EPA, Anne Gorsuch, was found in contempt of Congress twice.
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They are coached by a man who treats most conventions of simple humanity with contempt.
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"Iranian women have long been tired of contempt, insults, and threats," she told BuzzFeed News.
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It's not entirely clear what the outcome will be if Musk is held in contempt.
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The judge said she would rule on the contempt request if no agreement is reached.
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His doctoral dissertation in 1998 on oil transport networks drips with contempt for market forces.
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And that's the spirit in which I want to address the problem of political contempt.
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And like a couple on the rocks, in politics today, we have a contempt habit.
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But that success was aided by widespread contempt for Jacob Zuma, South Africa's former president.
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The facial-analysis software registers a clear moment of contempt on the Republican nominee's face.
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As such, they're not just an obvious focal point for contempt—they're a necessary one.
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" Asked if the contempt citation is simply a symbolic move, Speier said: "I'm afraid so.
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As in that story, contempt for other people's speech only tends to drive them away.
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They gossip about students, too, though usually with affection or bewilderment as opposed to contempt.
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The contempt summons, seen by Reuters, names 91 individuals and was issued on Nov. 22.
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" On "Every Single Thing," he raps with weary contempt: "The economy killed the rhyme star.
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The military judge's unprecedented contempt ruling against General Baker shows just how difficult that is.
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It is yet another demonstration of President Trump's naked contempt for the rule of law.
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Trump pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona after he was found guilty of criminal contempt.
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The ninth Democratic primary debate on April 14 was marked by sarcasm, innuendo, and contempt.
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The psychology of tribalism doesn't consist just of rage and contempt and comparably conspicuous things.
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" Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec called the contempt vote "nothing more than a political stunt.
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio was held in contempt of court for refusing to halt racial profiling.
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But it's not hard to detect contempt in Hu and Wong's descriptions of their workers.
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INGRAHAM: He&aposs going to defend himself against your threatening to call him in contempt.
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They have shown contempt for European solidarity in the name of racial and religious purity.
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At least McConnell doesn't hide his utter contempt for established American political norms and institutions.
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JUDGE SAYS MAY RULE ON CONTEMPT MOTION IF SEC, MUSK DO NOT REACH A RESOLUTION
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The agency had asked that Musk be held in contempt, claiming he violated settlement terms.
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The contempt charge stems from vote-buying accusations against three lawmakers from southern Amazonas state.
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But many in tech's top tier have been vocal about their contempt for The Donald.
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Bryan: There almost seemed to be an air of contempt towards the audience this week.
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The judge then ordered Broner to serve 30 days in jail for contempt of court.
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When asked by CNN whether his panel would hold Flynn in contempt, Ranking Democrat, Sen.
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Nathan had been asked by the SEC to hold Musk in contempt over a Feb.
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TESLA INC CHIEF EXECUTIVE ELON MUSK ARRIVES IN MANHATTAN FEDERAL COURT FOR CONTEMPT HEARING -- CNBC
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The court may hold in contempt a witness who disobeys a subpoena without adequate excuse.
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Our desire for change needs to reflect our compassion for one another versus our contempt.
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Holder refused to release records regarding the scandal, and was held in contempt of Congress.
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" These are "founders who are disrupting their industries with love and empathy rather than contempt.
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It's possible that he could face charges for obstruction of justice and contempt of Congress.
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"We're not going to just hold in contempt," Nunes said to Fox News last month.
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Bolton handed down a guilty verdict in the former sheriff's criminal contempt case in July.
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" The officers "acted with extraordinary contempt of a law abiding citizen" and "should be condemned.
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Naseem raised his hands above the fallen man, looking down on him with utter contempt.
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No presidential nominee has shown such contempt for his party's verities as Mr Trump has.
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Manning will appear before a federal court in Virginia on Friday for a contempt hearing.
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You raised the possibility of fining witnesses who are held in contempt as one solution.
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"That showed contempt for the American people if anything I've ever seen does," Weld said.
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Both Adorno and Horowitz indulged in scathing contempt for radio listeners in the Toscanini era.
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On cue, they turned up the snark on Twitter, vitriol and open contempt for Trump.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders displayed new flashes of impatience and even contempt toward each other.
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Neal told reporters last week that holding Mnuchin or Rettig in contempt hadn't been discussed.
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The committee could enforce the subpoena by voting to hold Bannon in contempt of Congress.
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The number one killer, as indicated in the lab and on the therapist's office: contempt.
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At a minimum, it would seem such an allegation would be in the contempt sanction.
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If he doesn't, the judge could hold him in contempt and throw him in jail.
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Donald Trump's Interior Secretary, Ryan Zinke, has expressed his contempt for the preferences of the
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Phil feels nothing but contempt for the ritual, the town and everyone who celebrates it.
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Both as reds and Buckleyites, they shared a contempt for liberalism and its temperamental squishiness.
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However, the appeals court ordered a rehearing, and Attorney General Geoffrey Cox launched contempt proceedings.
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But by May 1, the judge was rethinking the potential impact of his contempt decision.
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The court has declared Congress in contempt and ruled that its laws are therefore unconstitutional.
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The sheriff is now facing criminal contempt charges for failing to implement the court's orders.
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Flannery O'Connor spoke with some contempt of the idea that the Eucharist is merely symbolic.
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When Lavabit was held in contempt, its owner shut down the company rather than comply.
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It is outright contempt that has become almost casual in its sense of utter impunity.
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Congress needs to rework the referral system or return to enforcing its own contempt orders.
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"If the National Assembly is in contempt, nobody is going to recognize it," he said.
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The agency requested a judge hold Musk in contempt for tweets containing allegedly material information.
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What the pair found is that these faces registered far higher "contempt" than the normies.
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But then there was the bad news: My contempt is pretty much off the charts.
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One grievance is that working-class Middle Americans are held in contempt by coastal elites.
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Arthur: Her Achilles' heel is contempt, which is perhaps the most self-defeating stereotype possible.
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Clinton relentlessly over her State Department email and repeatedly interrupting her, barely concealing his contempt.
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" Amnesty said the military "showed a contempt for human life which is simply beyond comprehension.
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In theory, the next president could bring criminal contempt charges against those refusing to testify.
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American society has long reserved peculiar contempt for its younger members and their supposed narcissism.
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They display entitlement and rage and contempt for being seen for who they truly are.
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In that case, he was convicted of contempt of court, but received a suspended sentence.
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Australia's contempt standards, among other restrictions, prohibit journalists from reporting details of some criminal proceedings.
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They also argued the settlement was too ambiguous for Musk to be held in contempt.
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I imagined the hypothetical situations that inspired this exacerbating sense of contempt or occasional awe.
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Hartwell says Pulliam's in contempt and wants a make-up visit with his girl, pronto.
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He refused and was charged with criminal contempt of court, lost reelection, and was convicted.
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In other words, his conviction for contempt of court didn't come out of the blue.
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In a lengthy Judiciary Committee meeting, Republicans condemned the move to hold Barr in contempt.
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The UK government has been found in contempt of Parliament for the first time ever.
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Vance Spath, held in contempt the chief defense counsel in the commissions system, Brig. Gen.
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They generally don't receive the overt contempt that many Romans have for Albanians or Africans.
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If approved by a federal judge, the deal would resolve contempt accusations against Mr. Musk.
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Short of arresting Barr, he said, Congress could use inherent contempt to directly levy fines.
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To confuse nationalism with patriotism is to mistake contempt for love and fear for valor.
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Failing to comply with court-ordered parenting time poses a risk of contempt for parents.
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But there's an easy way to break the natural cycle of holiday contempt for yourself.
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Most people said nothing, they found their place, swallowed their resentment, their contempt, their anger.
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A Florida judge declared Deandre Somerville "totally rehabilitated" and rescinded his finding of criminal contempt.
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Nevertheless, the announcement has yielded a wave of spittle-flecked contempt from certain online communities.
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"The dominant mode of liberal disagreement in many cases is to express contempt," he said.
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Arpaio already had been cited for civil contempt by another judge in the profiling case.
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He is undermined by the medical licensing board and treated with contempt by his wife.
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There is something puzzling about the furor and contempt that the CFPB seems to generate.
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A simple "hello" becomes an elongated growl filled with sarcasm and a pinch of contempt.
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It culminated in a lost election last year and conviction for criminal contempt in July.
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Boris must endure his uncle's contempt because his inheritance is conditional upon the uncle's approval.
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It was a strutting spectacle of contempt for democratic processes worthy of President Trump himself.
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" Quigley called inherent contempt as "one of the few powers that the House actually has.
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By the time Submission came out in 2015, contempt appeared to have become fuddled fantasy.
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She wants her ex held in contempt of court for allegedly violating the custody agreement.
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The first step would be a committee vote to hold Bannon in contempt of Congress.
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Hatched by his inner circle in contempt of normal procedure, it has provoked a crisis.
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Last week, the agency asked a federal judge to hold him in contempt of court.
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Contempt functions by shifting the targeted person from a participant relationship to an objective relationship.
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It is also troublingly easy for listeners to take up another's contempt without realizing it.
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Contempt occurs in the context of social relationships that are themselves characterized by power differences.
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The committee on Thursday voted along party lines to recommend Pagliano be held in contempt.
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It arouses lofty contempt in many Westerners, an exasperated rational impatience, but not in me.
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The Justice Department has then repeatedly refused to prosecute contempt sanctions against its own personnel.
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It is time for Congress to reclaim the power to hold contemptuous officials in contempt.
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But the istina is that Trump's contempt for the intelligence services is profound and dangerous.
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The open question now is whether Congress holds Mulvaney in contempt for ignoring its subpoena.
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"We can't be relieved about someone's death, but we only have contempt for Mr. Clain."
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He was replying to a follower who complained about the contempt accusation moving Tesla's stock.
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If the group refused to comply, then they could be held in contempt, he said.
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He has an enormous house and a retinue of servants whom he treats with contempt.
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He let his voice ooze with Snape's contempt, the resentment palpable in every dripping syllable.
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Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt last summer for willfully violating a federal court order.
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How should you respond when your political opponents assault you with insult, stereotype and contempt?
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Nunes said he has a "plan to hold in contempt and to impeach" the men.
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There is instead a simmering undercurrent of dislike and a dull contempt that is unprecedented.
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Republican members of Congress are threatening to hold Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in contempt.
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The House Judiciary panel voted on May 8 to cite Barr for contempt of Congress.
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The company also argued that foreign governments are immune from contempt findings in U.S. courts.
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But is their contempt for Trump enough reason to get high turnout at the polls?
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Because he has openly expressed contempt for the values of liberal democracy, such as dissent.
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If lawmakers vote yes, there are three different kinds of contempt charges they could use.
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He continued to do so, however, and was ultimately convicted of criminal contempt of court.
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Genet's May Day Speech offers no direct solutions to our current nightmare cycle of contempt.
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" But even before Nadler had struck the agreement with the Justice Department, the House had not planned to pursue criminal contempt of Congress on the House floor, as the resolution introduced last week only referenced the court action, which is known colloquially as "civil contempt.
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The committee has to order the witness to answer and he must refuse; then the Senate (or House) has to vote to cite the witness for contempt; and then the witness has to be tried in court and possibly convicted of criminal contempt of Congress.
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The NFL's contempt for anything but the most basic and boring expressions of power—the quest for more of everything forever, and the showing of it—is the refracted and performed contempt of these men for everyone and everything that has less than them.
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" While some media outlets reported that the vote would declare Barr and McGahn in contempt for not turning over information related to the Mueller report, the New York Times reported that the resolution would expedite the path to court without using the word "contempt.
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The seldom-enforced charge of contempt of Congress can be brought against someone for obstructing investigations.
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Contempt, neglect, and violence and indifference and nobody tells people, 'Leave, leave, get the hell out.
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When you have the Congress now, they are about to hold DOJ in contempt of Congress.
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Barr would be the first Trump administration official held in contempt by the Democratic-led House.
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Today, that contempt was on full display at the president-elect's first press conference since July.
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Sam, Hawaii: Doesn't Congress have some inherent contempt authority to arrest people who disobey its subpoenas?
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A lawyer for Wertkin, who was charged with contempt of court, could not be immediately identified.
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I barely know what it is, and I have a sort of hidden contempt for it.
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According to a committee aide, a criminal contempt vote would have to go through the floor.
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Now, House Republicans are fighting back hard, contempt, impeachment, tonight is very much on the table.
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First, a contempt holding against the Attorney General is (or should be) an important symbolic statement.
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But Nakamura's undeniable charisma is partly the result of a that WWE holds in open contempt.
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The merger was not without its share of complications—and Ballard's contempt was chief among them.
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I think "dire contempt" should be introduced into the lexicon of today for an ultimate insult.
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The request was denied, the company still refused to comply, and it was held in contempt.
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The company appealed, lost, and asked the Supreme Court to put the contempt order on hold.
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Manning appealed the judge's contempt finding to the US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit.
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In addition to contempt of Congress, Lavelle was charged with perjury and interfering with congressional investigations.
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His wife, Sinead, loathes him with such contempt that she's just as happy to be ignored.
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Last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed paperwork to consider Musk in contempt of court.
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If the trio fail to show up, he ruled, they could be prosecuted for criminal contempt.
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It is likely that officials in Beijing had cold feet because of public contempt for him.
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Third: Go out looking for contempt, so you have the opportunity to answer it with love.
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I'm calling each one of you to be missionaries for love in the face of contempt.
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Hey, if you want a full blast of contempt within 20 seconds, go on social media!
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I WAS DEVELOPING AN UNHEALTHY CONTEMPT FOR ADIDAS, AS YOU SAY, OR MAYBE IT WAS HEALTHY.
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Mr Arpaio faced charges for criminal contempt, after allegedly defying court rulings to stop racial profiling.
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At other times, lawmakers have opted to skip the empty chair and go straight to contempt.
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Darrell Issa, then the House Oversight Committee chair, considered going forward with contempt proceedings, but didn't.
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If they do not, the judge said she would decide whether to hold Musk in contempt.
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That depiction furthers the right's long-standing claim that the entertainment industry has contempt for conservatives.
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But Kupperman is the first impeachment witness who has been threatened with contempt for not appearing.
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Regrettably, you have made this assertion necessary by your insistence upon scheduling a premature contempt vote
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The committee has authorized a contempt resolution against Barr and is considering the same for McGahn.
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That didn't stop the House Judiciary Committee from holding William Barr, the attorney-general, in contempt.
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Cummings's contempt resolution is the latest test of whether Congress can hold the Trump administration accountable.
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To take action in criminal contempt, the House will need to hold a full floor vote.
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Last year he was convicted of contempt of court for wilfully defying court orders to stop.
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The Oversight Committee approved the GOP-led contempt resolution last week along a straight party line.
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Affectiva says it can measure seven "emotion metrics": anger, contempt, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise.
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The sexist judge Hackett (Joe Grifasi) follows suit, and has Midge arrested for contempt of court.
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Scores of activists have been jailed on various charges including contempt of court and public nuisance.
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The move showed "contempt for human rights," Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) said in a statement.
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The romanticism of internet culture as a whole burns in the flames of his sardonic contempt.
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His absence reinforced the impression that his views on Latin America float between indifference and contempt.
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The scorn for the leader of the movement was only matched by contempt for his followers.
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Casting contempt, dishonor or ridicule upon the national anthem is considered a violation of the law.
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Schiff said he shared this point of view and also left the door open to contempt.
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And many of them have shown open contempt for the simple notion that Black Lives Matter.
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Moore was first found in contempt of a court order by a judge in November 2012.
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Many staunch Republicans are refusing to support Trump because of his contempt for their conservative values.
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The court said the National Assembly was in contempt over vote-buying accusations against three lawmakers.
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Most recently, he was was arrested in 2016 for contempt of justice and another assault charge.
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Too often, however, the label is used to disguise contempt for social liberalism and for compassion.
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And that's why, as you say, the manipulation and contempt for viewers is TWD's biggest sin.
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In May 2016, he was found to be in civil contempt, for disregarding the court's orders.
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Gorsuch resigned in 1983 after learning the Justice Department wouldn't defend her on the contempt charge.
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