His bond was set at $125,000, a court clerk confirms to PEOPLE.
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According to the court clerk ... a judge granted Chris' request for dismissal.
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The dead boy was the son of a court clerk, Tuna told Anadolu.
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She has since posted bail, a Travis County court clerk confirms to PEOPLE.
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The court clerk said Tuesday's court decision can be appealed within seven days.
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The court clerk handed the verdict slip to the judge, Howard F. Corcoran.
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A Williamsburg County court clerk told CNN Seward doesn't yet have a lawyer.
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Ramos' decision was dated Monday and filed with the court clerk the following evening.
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The court clerk told her to pull the microphone close and state her name.
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Sanchez has not yet been assigned a defense attorney, court clerk Rebecca Jacka said.
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Jones, 23, was sentenced Monday in Cook County, a court clerk representative tells PEOPLE.
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Warrants for their arrests were issued Tuesday, according to records from the court clerk.
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"I'm so done," moaned Cathy McPherson, 58, a retired court clerk in Sonora, Calif.
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Roberts welcomed each new attorney sworn in by the court clerk with a smile.
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Epps and Cobb were released on $1,000 bail, according to the municipal court clerk official.
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Basinger tested positive for several illegal substances including methamphetamine and marijuana, the court clerk says.
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The court clerk read to the court further details of the charges against the trio.
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Circuit Court Clerk Camron Laycock told PEOPLE Toby did not have an attorney with him.
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Such decisions are typically distributed only to the prosecutor, the defense and the court clerk.
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His father was a court clerk at the New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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The main courthouse in Downtown L.A. is now posting a court clerk by the dropbox.
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A court clerk told CNN the case was dismissed on a motion of the prosecution.
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A Saratoga Springs Traffic Court clerk said she could not verify the information over the phone.
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According to the court clerk, Mellie must also get her GED as terms of her probation.
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He was released on probation on July 15, 2017, according to the Burlington County court clerk.
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They have yet to enter pleas to the charges against them, according to a court clerk.
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"He's gorgeous!" court clerk Sonal Joshi told the Chicago Tribune, before running back to her desk.
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The court clerk sent papers to his known addresses through certified mail; those were returned undeliverable.
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The Taylor County Criminal Court clerk told CNN on Friday they had not been formally charged.
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A friendly court clerk there scanned hundreds of pages of microfilmed documents for us to read.
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She has not yet entered a plea, according to the court clerk at Lenawee County District Court.
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After that, Pauley will order the prosecutors to file the redacted documents publicly with the court clerk.
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In 1997, I became a court clerk in the prosecutor's office for Cook County, which encompasses Chicago.
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" The court clerk adds, "Every little helps -- please donate what you can to keep him attending VCU.
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The King County court clerk confirms to PEOPLE that Heard appeared in front of a judge on Sept.
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A date for her pretrial has not yet been set, a Radford General District Court Clerk tells PEOPLE.
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The charges were later dismissed because the alleged victim didn't come to court, the court clerk tells PEOPLE.
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Suspect Timmy Kinner was charged on Monday with murder in her death, an Ada County court clerk said.
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A court clerk tells TMZ, there are 2 other arrest warrants that have been signed by a judge.
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The actor pled no contest Wednesday to possessing a weapon at the airport ... according to the court clerk.
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The judge will review and perhaps hold back some of the emails before releasing them, a court clerk said.
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Debra Hilstrom, attorney and former state Supreme Court clerk Matt Pelikan, and former state Commissioner of Commerce Mike Rothman.
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He was sentenced to "conditional discharge" in 1990, according to records provided by a New York Supreme Court clerk.
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He has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting mental evaluation, a Greene County, Missouri, court clerk official tells PEOPLE.
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He has not been indicted and has not yet entered a plea, a Guadalupe County Court clerk tells PEOPLE.
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Willis did not have an attorney in Muhlenberg County district court today, Circuit Court Clerk Camron Laycock tells PEOPLE.
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Before serving as a state attorney in Texas, Larrazolo worked as a court clerk and studied law at night.
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A Charlottesville Circuit Court jury on Thursday convicted Ramos of malicious wounding, according to court clerk Llezelle Agustin Dugger.
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Lawyers for both sides agreed to let a court clerk talk with the juror about her ability to serve.
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A former Supreme Court clerk and law professor, Mr. Hawley was one of the Republicans' most prized Senate recruits.
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He said that scribes would read the khipus and a court clerk would enter the information into the trial record.
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As soon as the court clerk started to read the 11 guilty verdicts, the tears began – both theirs and mine.
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"It was consistency with that one positive adult in my life," said Mr. Tyrrell, a court clerk south of Portland.
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A trial date is expected to be set at a Thursday morning hearing, a Fairfax County Circuit Court clerk told CNN.
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CNN has reached out to the Randolph County Superior Court Clerk and the District Attorney's office but has not heard back.
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All four family members remained in jail and are expected to make an appearance in about two weeks, the court clerk says.
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Prosecutors said in court that after hitting hard times, Wilhelm asked Murray to buy into his floundering business, the court clerk confirms.
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Shangreaux is scheduled to return to court on Friday for a change of plea hearing, a U.S. District Court clerk tells PEOPLE.
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A court clerk confirms that the affidavit against Mejia alleges he approached the bride and her bridal party, asking for a cigarette.
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Our profile of Mr. Cruz's time as a Supreme Court clerk shows that he was an ardent advocate of the death penalty.
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The charge facing Williams remains pending before the grand jury, the Hamilton County Criminal Court Clerk confirmed to the Times Free Press.
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Welch pleaded guilty in 2013 to a misdemeanor charge of driving while impaired, a Rowan County Court clerk in North Carolina said.
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There is just one problem: Ms. Gambichler, a 72-year-old retired court clerk, did not know she was running for anything.
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"The court ruled today to end Hidroelectrica's insolvency process," a court clerk who read out the ruling at the Bucharest Tribunal told Reuters.
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The jury said it had reached a verdict and the court clerk read the not-guilty verdict recorded on a piece of paper.
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"I feel like I'm running for court clerk in one of those elections where there's only one candidate," he said as he parked.
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That, at first glance, is Wendy E. Long, a former Supreme Court clerk and corporate litigator turned home-schooling mother and reluctant politician.
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A court clerk tells us Gretchen appeared in Enfield Superior Court in Connecticut Thursday and had a misdemeanor breach of peace charge dismissed.
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" Rent was $1,200, which was "a lot," said Ms. Mathis, a court clerk specialist at New York State Surrogate's Court, but "you sacrifice.
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Cruz, a former U.S. Supreme Court clerk, helped bolster his political career when he served as Texas solicitor general from 2003 to 2008.
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Soon a court clerk checked Romero's plastic ID badge and motioned for him to sit at the table in front of Arrington's bench.
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The court clerk who slipped Meek Mill a note asking him for money during his probation violation hearing has been fired ... TMZ has learned.
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The court clerk says Johnson was a no-show for his arraignment Monday, so the judge wants him hauled in to face the music.
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A federal court clerk on Tuesday sided with Muslim comedian and liberal commentator Dean Obeidallah in his libel lawsuit against a notorious neo-Nazi.
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Kim Davis, the Kentucky county court clerk who made headlines for refusing to marry a same-sex couple, made little movement during Obama's remarks.
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At one point, the court clerk was directed by Joseph to ask the ICE officer to wait in the lobby, according to court documents.
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The Utah senator, a former federal prosecutor and Supreme Court clerk, has openly acknowledged he would welcome a nomination to the nation's highest court.
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At one point, the judge -- Joseph -- directed the court clerk to ask the ICE officer to wait in the lobby, according to court documents.
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Lee is a former Supreme Court clerk and served as assistant United States attorney before entering private practice and ultimately running for the Senate.
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The court clerk began reading the verdict in the hushed courtroom — and mouths dropped as Anthony was acquitted of all the serious charges against her.
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Speaking on MSNBC, Democratic strategist and former Supreme Court clerk Ron Klain called on Democrats to view former Judge Robert Bork's nomination as a model.
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Vivian Bishop is a longtime municipal court clerk in Georgia and was the first African American to serve as the president of the Congressional Club.
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"It became a tough area, and the burials just started dwindling," said Mary Lish, 65, a retired court clerk who has studied the cemetery's history.
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"The ordinary conflict check conducted in the chief justice's chambers inadvertently failed to find this potential conflict," Supreme Court Clerk Scott Harris wrote, according to Bloomberg.
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Two days after Professor Panjshiri was killed, three judges and a court clerk traveling to Kabul, the capital, were shot dead by gunmen in eastern Afghanistan.
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The court clerk asked him how he pleaded to first-degree criminal sexual act and other charges, and he answered "not guilty" in a gravel baritone.
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The Washington County Oregon Circuit Court clerk tells us ... Thomas' attorney pled not guilty on his behalf Friday to the misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence.
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Friday, Trump released a new list of conservative judges likely to appeal to the former Supreme Court clerk -- including perhaps Cruz's closest friend in Congress, Utah Sen.
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We're told deputies hauled her off when the court clerk announced there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest ... for allegedly skipping car payments on a Maserati.
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Someone -- a member of Congress, more specifically -- invited the controversial county court clerk from Kentucky to the State of the Union address, but she's not saying who.
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TMZ broke the story ... a court clerk slipped Meek a note asking for money for her son's tuition, and our story has triggered a formal court investigation.
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As a Supreme Court clerk in the early 1960s, Dershowitz helped launch the legal war in the 1960s that led to its brief abolition a decade later.
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Suspect charged with murder Timmy Kinner, the suspect in the attack, was charged on Monday with murder in the girl's death, an Ada County court clerk said.
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According to a court clerk, Mellie pled guilty last week in Fayette County, KY to 2 felonies -- theft by deception and criminal possession of a forged instrument.
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Dershowitz—then a young Supreme Court clerk, now a Harvard University law professor emeritus—compiled some of the earliest statistics on racial disparities in the death penalty.
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Allon Kedem, a two-time Supreme Court clerk, jumped from the U.S. Solicitor General's office to Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer's appellate and Supreme Court practice on Monday.
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Franklin, who has close-cropped hair and wears glasses, stared straight ahead and remained silent during the several minutes it took the court clerk to read the verdicts.
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Itamatatuba Journal ITAMATATUBA, Brazil — As the riverboat anchored at dawn in Itamatatuba, a far-flung outpost of the Brazilian Amazon, the court clerk rose from his hammock onboard.
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The governor also argued that Cruz, a former Supreme Court clerk, is the best candidate in the GOP field to appoint the "right judges" to the Supreme Court.
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"I love the coal industry," said Jim Muir, the county's circuit court clerk, who spent almost two decades working at a coal mine, starting when he turned 18.
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To file a case, plaintiffs must first have their identity verified either through Alipay (Alibaba's payment service), or by physically showing an ID to a court clerk in Hangzhou.
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The criminal notice of appeal form, which costs $505 to file to the court clerk, does not lay out the grounds for appeal that Epstein's lawyers plan to cite.
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New Britain, Connecticut, Superior Court Judge Joan K. Alexander handed down the six life terms — or 360 years in prison — for William Devin Howell, a court clerk tells PEOPLE.
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She says the marriage license was never properly returned to the court clerk, and she says under New York law that means they did not legally tie the knot.
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According to the East Baton Rouge court clerk ... Webbie agreed to plead guilty Thursday to a misdemeanor charge of simple battery and was sentenced to one year of probation.
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The Justice Department routinely releases versions of indictments and other cases before they are stamped by a court clerk and made public through the court's public records site online.
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He questioned why he was in court, as he claimed he wasn't driving the car in the fatal crash that killed the two men, according to the court clerk.
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Wendy Lewis, the court clerk, said that a strong wind had caught hold of advertising inserts that were stacked outside the Democrat-Reporter's offices and had blown them around.
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Today's decision also puts the appeal on a faster track, and the court clerk was directed to mark the case as expedited and place it on the next available calendar.
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"I've been here 39 years and this has been the most disturbing and disgusting thing I've ever heard in the courtroom," Rockbridge County Circuit Court Clerk Bruce Patterson tells PEOPLE.
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz, a former Supreme Court clerk, strongly suggested in 2015 that Americans unhappy with recent court decisions on gay rights could simply ignore those rulings as unconstitutional.
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But according to the book, a Supreme Court clerk saved Ali from jail, and as it developed, enabled Ali to pursue his boxing career for the remainder of the decade.
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The House Freedom Caucus member suggested Cruz, a former Supreme Court clerk, could be an asset as Republicans prepare to fight President Obama over replacing the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Tip "Get ready for a lot of rules," says Carli Jones, a court clerk from Kansas whose boyfriend of two years is serving a life sentence in an Ohio prison.
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Trooper Brian Encinia who arrested Sandra Bland, 28, in July, was indicted by the grand jury in Waller County, outside of Houston, a special prosecutor and a court clerk said.
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Nervous crowds gathered across the city to listen to the verdict and broke out into chants of "Justice for Laquan!" when the court clerk read out "guilty" over and over.
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After more than five hours of deliberation a court clerk told members of the media that the jury had not reached a verdict and they would resume deliberation on Monday morning.
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The jury took less three hours to deliberate and recommended Bates serve the maximum possible sentence of four years in state prison, a Tulsa County Court Clerk official confirms to PEOPLE.
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Schreiber, 50, appeared in court in Nyack, New York, on Tuesday to respond to a second-degree harassment charge brought against him by Sherwood Martinelli, a court clerk confirms to PEOPLE.
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He pleaded guilty to battery on a non-cohabitating partner and was sentenced to three years of probation and barred from owning or possessing a firearm, court clerk Luanne Hayes said.
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"It's food you can't get anywhere else," said Steve Byrnes, 50, a court clerk who visits the cart every day for lunch and considers Ms. Abdur-Rahman part of his family.
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Much like Ginsburg, Johnson doesn't mess around; he's an Army reservist who works as a court clerk in Washington, D.C. He also trains Ginsburg's fellow Justices, Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan.
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But the buildings are filled with far more employees of lower rank, such as the deputy court clerk in Waco, who might be even less willing to speak up about harassment.
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The statute, in trying to weed out racial pretenders, required white marriage license applicants to submit themselves for inspection by a court clerk and certify that they had no Negro blood.
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Alexandre Bissonnette was identified as the person who opened fire at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Center, according to a source with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and a Quebec City court clerk.
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Willis received 25-year sentences on two of the rape counts and 40-year sentences on the other two counts, according to Julie Hibbs, the circuit court clerk in Cheatham County, Tennessee.
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Among the guests invited by Republican lawmakers was Kim Davis, the Kentucky court clerk who became a folk hero to social conservatives for refusing to sign marriage certificates for same-sex couples.
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Cruz, a Supreme Court clerk to Chief Justice William Rehnquist in the mid-1990s, said he knew Scalia "personally" for 20 years, and argued before him on the Supreme Court nine times.
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The Democratic presidential nominee was declared in default by the court clerk Friday — a designation that simply means she was served with court documents and that she did not answer the complaint.
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A former Supreme Court clerk, Mr. Hawley made his first campaign commercial about control of the court, and he assailed Ms. McCaskill for refusing to say if she would support Judge Kavanaugh.
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Given the marriage domino effect I'd witnessed in my parents' generation, this song made me feel less phony about standing in front of Josephine the court clerk and promising something so brazen.
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Perhaps no Republican Senate hopeful was more eager to hold up the court issue than Josh Hawley, the Missouri attorney general and former Supreme Court clerk who is challenging Senator Claire McCaskill.
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Mr. Ferguson said that the state solicitor general, Noah Purcell, a former Supreme Court clerk for David H. Souter, had suggested last weekend that the state enlist major private companies as allies.
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When Orrego-Savala appeared before a judge on Tuesday, he questioned why he was in court, and claimed he wasn't driving the car in the fatal crash, according to the court clerk.
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A Kentucky woman was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted in a retrial for murdering her boyfriend because he planned to leave her, a Campbell County court clerk confirms to PEOPLE.
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Jace, 53, received a credit of 754 days served for his time spent imprisoned since his arrest for the May 2014 killing of April Jace, Los Angeles criminal court clerk Melody Ramirez said.
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The next morning I got into the office, and for about an hour they were telling me all the rules and procedures of being a court clerk, about doing all the admin stuff.
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The Manhattan Criminal Court Clerk tells TMZ the rapper accepted a deal Monday to dismiss his assault charge from a year ago IF he stays out of trouble for the next 6 months.
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Jurado did not have an attorney present when the judge entered the not guilty plea, but he will return to court August 11 to apply for a public defender, said court clerk Faith Elliott.
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The court records Friday showed both a manslaughter and murder charge entered in Guyger's file, but a clerk of court clerk confirmed that the murder charge is the one prosecutors are moving forward on.
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On and off Capitol Hill, expectations are high that Roberts, himself a former Rehnquist Supreme Court clerk, will follow the more recent Clinton trial model while still leaving his own imprint on the proceedings.
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You cannot register to vote if you have been convicted of a felony unless you have had your voting rights restored, which must be completed by a probation/parole officer or a criminal court clerk.
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The NGO then visits the finalists and produces short films showcasing their work -- from the district education officer walking seven miles to work unpaid, to the court clerk who provides free water to his neighbors.
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"I was in Turkey with the family on holiday (when those conversations took place)," he said, as a court clerk showed the jury a photograph of the family holiday, which was developed in July 2005.
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More than a decade after the deputy court clerk told supervisors about the encounter with Smith, lawyer Ty Clevenger tried to bring it to light after being fined $25,000 by Smith in a separate case.
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Prosecutors said in court on Wednesday, as the trial got underway, that Wilhelm allegedly plotted Murray's murder as revenge for her intended acquisition of his sprinkler business, a court clerk present in the courtroom tells PEOPLE.
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He found he was less argumentative once he got home, however, when he, a Supreme Court clerk, gathered for dinner with his father, a federal judge, and his sister, an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Despite Mr. Cruz's experience as a former Supreme Court clerk to Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, he and Mr. Trump were tied in voters' minds as the best candidate to handle nominations to the nation's highest court.
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Vithusan Puvaneswaran, 21, from Hayes, pleaded guilty to three counts: making an indecent photograph of a child, possessing prohibited images of children, and being in possession of extreme pornographic images, a Blackfriars Crown Court clerk told Motherboard.
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Clifford Currie faces up to 20 years in prison after being convicted of assault with attempt to commit murder for the 2016 attack at a Fort Leavenworth military hospital, a Kansas District Court Clerk official tells PEOPLE.
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A Texas history teacher admitted Monday to having sex with a 15-year-old male student after meeting up with him at a local Chick-fil-A restaurant, a Harris County District Court clerk confirms to PEOPLE.
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If this leaked order were put in effect, government employees could discriminate against gay and transgender taxpayers, the way court clerk Kim Davis refused to serve a gay couple in Kentucky and sparked a national media firestorm.
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On Friday, the three defendants — who had all pleaded not guilty — sat impassively in dark suits as a court clerk began to read a litany of "guilty" verdicts, the most serious being conspiracy to commit murder overseas.
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Past arrests A search of Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Leon County Circuit Court clerk records shows that FSU campus police arrested Beierle in 213 on a battery charge and in 2014 on a trespassing charge.
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He has long positioned himself, improbably, as the capital's consummate outsider, despite a résumé that tickles all corners of the Washington establishment: Princeton, Harvard, Supreme Court clerk, the George W. Bush campaign, the George W. Bush administration.
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The embattled former reality TV star was ordered to appear in court Thursday for the case, but he no-showed, so the judge signed a warrant for his arrest ... according to the New Hanover Criminal Court Clerk.
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On Tuesday, Janet Kaye Barnes, 44, a former teacher at Pocola High School in Pocola, pleaded guilty to two counts of rape and one count of sexual battery, a Leflore County District Court clerk confirms to PEOPLE.
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At the end of the day, the defense closed with Mr. Trump's handpicked TV lawyer, Mr. Dershowitz, though Mr. Sekulow introduced him with his academic and Supreme Court–clerk credentials, not his Simpson-trial or cable-news résumé.
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"Given Secretary Acosta's track record -- former Supreme Court clerk, former senior official at DOJ, former US attorney -- he would be a strong choice to be the next attorney general," said Matthew Heiman, former Justice Department national security attorney.
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While her judicial experience is light, she is a past Supreme Court clerk (for current Justice Stephen Breyer) and spent years on the US Sentencing Commission, providing an inside perspective into criminal justice policy that's rare on the Court.
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He was set to appear in court on May 31 after completing psychological testing requested by his attorney, but the state chose to present its cause to the March grand jury, Circuit Court Clerk Julie Hibbs told the newspaper.
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" "I did not know her," he says of Wendi Adelson, who left the Florida State faculty in January 2015 and is now a federal court clerk in South Florida, "but she had an outstanding reputation amongst all my classmates.
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He was a Supreme Court clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia; worked at the Justice Department under President George W. Bush; taught at several law schools, including Stanford; and spent more than four years as the solicitor general of Texas.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A U.S. court clerk who made headlines by refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples should be made to pay thousands of dollars for the legal furor that followed, officials said on Thursday.
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The Public Defender's Office notes, although Cruz has already been found indigent by the court clerk and therefore eligible for a free lawyer, there may be funds from his mother's estate or a possible life insurance policy that would disqualify him.
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Sources familiar with the matter tell us, judges and other personnel are now investigating the circumstances surrounding a note that court clerk Wanda Chavarria gave Meek, telling him she has bad credit and needs money for her son's college tuition.
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At 12:04, while Mr. Medina-Perez was sitting in the glass dock to the right of her bench, Judge Joseph instructed the court clerk to ask the ICE officer to leave the courtroom and wait in the lobby outside.
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After Takata's guilty plea, a federal judge in Detroit was hearing objections on Monday to the settlement raised by lawyers for some victims of Takata inflator ruptures, who argue the settlement will be used by automakers to avoid liability, a court clerk said.
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While the previous trials were before juries, Harris this time put his fate in the hands of State Supreme Court Judge Richard Mott, who found him not guilty of second-degree murder, according to Schoharie County Chief Court Clerk F. Christian Spies.
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At an arraignment in Struthers, Ohio, where he faced charges of aggravated menacing and online harassment, James Reardon entered his plea by video link from a county jail in Youngstown, 10 miles (16 km) away, Municipal Court Clerk Lorraine Sciortino said by telephone.
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"On December 20, 2018 following a public show cause hearing at Nantucket District Court, Clerk Magistrate Brian Kearney issued a criminal complaint of indecent assault and battery against Kevin S. Fowler, also known as Kevin Spacey," reads the release from the DA's office.
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As Worley looked on, Siamas handed down a 203-year sentence to be served in its entirety for convictions on two counts of murder — 65 years for one count and 55 for the other, a Montgomery County Circuit Court clerk tells PEOPLE.
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The gymnast fondly remembers how her family — including dad Anthony, a court clerk, mom Wanda, a social worker, and older siblings Jelysa and Marcus — rallied around her after she placed second-to-last at her first national competition when she was 12.
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The L.A. County Superior Court clerk tells TMZ ... Brandon Sevilla Martinez pled no contest to one misdemeanor count of trespass by driving on private property, and one felony count of bringing contraband into jail -- a glass pipe he had when he got busted.
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At around noon, a court clerk, at the direction of Joseph, told the ICE officer to wait outside the courtroom and that if the individual were released, they'd be let go like they usually were, out onto the first floor, according to the indictment.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Red, White and Blue Jeans," by Jana Prikryl (Sunday Review, July 3): I am horrified by the reprehensible behavior displayed by the court clerk in the Brooklyn courtroom before the oath of allegiance for qualified immigrants to become citizens.
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"It will be a battle unlike any we have seen in history," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, a onetime Supreme Court clerk and current member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, who says that for senators, the vote will be a "career defining" moment.
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Her mother is a court clerk for the Judiciary of New Jersey in Sewell, N.J. Dr. Brandt, 30, is a first-year gastroenterology fellow at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, N.J. He received a medical degree from Thomas Jefferson University Medical School in Philadelphia.
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Explaining the decision the charge the girl, he said, "I just felt that we had to have an impact on the 13-year-old, not necessarily punitive, but for accountability," A spokesperson for the Marquette County Court Clerk tells PEOPLE the girl's initial hearing is Monday afternoon.
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The Tarrant County jury also sentenced Tay-K, whose legal name is Taymor McIntyre, to 30 years in prison on one count of aggravated robbery and 13 years for each of the remaining two counts of aggravated robbery The sentences will run concurrently, a court clerk said.
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In June, in a windowless waiting room on the seventh floor, I watched a distraught young mother—African American, like almost everyone else there—approach the court clerk and two white lawyers who were complaining about the bad courthouse Wi-Fi and their children's college grades.
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According to the court clerk, a judge refrained from issuing the bench warrant Tuesday in L.A. making it likely that JB and his former neighbor, Jeffrey Schwartz, have finally agreed on a new date for Justin to sit for a deposition about the 2014 egging incident.
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If, however, you're eligible to renew your passport by mail (using an online form called the DS-82) rather than in-person at a post office or with a court clerk, you still pay the usual application fee ($110 for a passport book), but not the $35 execution fee.
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A court clerk pronounced the word "guilty" over and over as she read the verdicts in the order that the victims died: Debra Jackson, 20103; Henrietta Wright, 22010; Barbara Ware, 27; Bernita Sparks, 235; Mary Lowe, 26; Lachrica Jefferson, 22; Alicia Alexander, 18; Princess Berthomieux, 15; Valerie McCorvey, 35; and Janecia Peters, 25.
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The son of a court clerk from Baltimore, Mr. Foxworth remembers his mother reading Langston Hughes's "Mother to Son" — "life for me ain't been no crystal stair"— to him almost every night and exposing him early on to the criminal justice system and all the havoc it was wreaking in black communities.
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In a twist, the greatest beneficiary of Mr. McConnell's strategy may be the Republican White House candidate he and his Senate Republicans like the least — Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a former Supreme Court clerk whose quick and stalwart opposition to any confirmation is certain to resonate with the most tuned-in Republican primary voters.
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The suspicion that the subpoena was issued by a grand jury working with Mueller stems from the fact that a Politico reporter overheard a man in October ask an appeals court clerk asked for a copy of "the special counsel's latest sealed filing so that the man's law firm could craft its response," Politico has reported.
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This strategy would block Kavanaugh's confirmation vote by making a patently absurd demand for as many as several million pages of records from his extensive government career as a Supreme Court clerk, an attorney on the investigation that led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, a senior aide to President George W. Bush, and an appeals court judge.
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Hawley, a former Supreme Court clerk running his second statewide race after winning the attorney general office in 2016, pointed to Democratic "mobs" that accosted senators during the debate over Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' Sen.
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The survey, which has a margin of error of 4 percentage points, did not present voters with the names of the long list of additional candidates vying for the mayor's office, including Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown; community activist Amara Enyia and Matthew Roney, a 20-year-old political science student at DePaul University.
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The court clerk said the commission was signed by former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, who resigned upon the president request less than 24 hours ago.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), a former Supreme Court clerk himself, asked for Gorsuch's fondest memories of clerking for White.
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Some in Massachusetts's sprawling legal and immigration rights community kept a distance from Judge Joseph, in part because the evidence against her was damning: Before allowing the man to be led out of her courtroom, Judge Joseph could be heard on an audio recording instructing the court clerk to switch off the recorder in an apparent effort to conceal what they were saying.
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Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE will sit out all of cases on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit — where he serves as chief judge — throughout his Supreme Court nomination, the court clerk said in a statement Thursday.
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