The immigration court system is run by the US Justice Department and operates differently than the federal or state court system.
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I mean, think about Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, tried in this court system, Jose Padilla tried in this court system as well but he was designated an enemy combatant.
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There is no need to "set up a court system within the military," since a military court system already exists to prosecute sexual assault and other crimes.
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And it was unclear which branch of the court system might hear the cases — the main Shariah court system or the more specialized board of grievance courts that handle administrative complaints.
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That testing is the fundamental duty of the court system.
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Now, apparently, the German court system is in the mix.
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Expect those states to fight back in the court system.
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The court system enforces contracts and cracks down on theft.
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Both lawsuits are working their way through the court system.
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Her case is making its way through the court system.
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But you have to bring them through a court system.
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And legal representation isn't guaranteed within the immigration court system.
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The court system has not made it easy for us.
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The case is slogging its way through the court system.
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For starters, reforms need to look beyond the court system.
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Netanyahu's government has launched an attack on the court system.
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But what does that tell you about our court system?
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No going through a court system, no appeals, no nothing.
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The court system has not made it easy for us.
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That part has already been done by the court system.
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It forces the city to overhaul its municipal court system.
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For victims, justice in India's court system is far from certain.
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This could effectively jam the already overtaxed U.S. immigration court system.
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One was the complete overhaul of New York's convoluted court system.
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Don't get us started on the immigration court system expansion pack.
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She hadn't thought much about the court system before all this.
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A lot of them have manifested in the municipal court system.
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That has to be judged and decided by the court system.
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How long will they take to go through the court system?
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" Trump also said "if something happens blame him and court system.
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Algorithmic bias is also a serious issue in the court system.
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The company also ran roughshod over the nation's bankruptcy court system.
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The question to this day is untested in the court system.
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Sources: The Hollywood Reporter, New York State Unified Court System, Yale
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The teen's fate has bounced around the court system for weeks.
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" Trump also said, "if something happens blame him and court system.
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Their divorce filings, in the Los Angeles court system, are lurid.
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The case is still working its way through the court system.
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Here's hoping the Norwegian court system is more efficient than ours.
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The Trump administration is also helping to enrich the court system.
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United States, has been circulating through the court system since 2015.
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This one decision has reverberated through the entire military court system.
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Immigration cases are heard outside of the broader federal court system.
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Either way, Lourenço is hampered by his own domestic court system.
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"That matter will be resolved in the court system," he said.
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Nonetheless, it is a sovereign power with its own court system.
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Giving employees access to the court system is an important start.
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At a minimum, the assembly-line immigration court system will remain.
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The U.S. court system said on Monday it could operate until Jan.
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They explain a little of the court system and what to expect.
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The case is is still making its way thorough the court system.
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Several similar cases are wending their way through the federal-court system.
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But it's not just the court system he needs to worry about.
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I think that she's showing how messed up the court system is.
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I've also learned a little bit about how the court system works.
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In most organizations, these are conventional contracts enforced by the court system.
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He is today in Guantanamo, Cuba, in the U.S. military court system.
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The writer is a retired lawyer for the Oregon state court system.
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This behavior by public servants should be investigated by the court system.
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We know it's being handled with alacrity in the federal court system.
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Proponents also argue the system helps relieve the nation's overburdened court system.
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"That's the way the court system is supposed to work," he said.
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This is what our court system has turned President Trump's actions into.
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Historically, the emoluments clause has gone largely unchallenged in the court system.
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The national court system has eliminated nearly a third of its staff.
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And a federal court system riddled with young, highly ideological conservative judges.
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" The president later tweeted, "If something happens blame him and court system.
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With a "crisis-level" backlog of nearly 900,000 cases, the letter states that "policies implemented to reduce the backlog have severely undermined the integrity of the immigration court system," thus creating a greater need for an independent court system.
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In fact, it&aposs not going to hold up in the court system.
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The court system did finally let Haley out of prison, after six years.
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Amal Clooney is fighting ISIS on her own terms — through the court system.
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A well-functioning court system is essential for the health of the economy.
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Then it will be the court system and compiling data around court prosecutions.
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Q: Trump suggested a military court system is needed to handle such cases.
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And they all sort of percolate their way up through the court system.
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Here's a closer look at the bottleneck in the US immigration court system.
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We also found no evidence that the court system is biased against regulation.
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Four years later, that case is still playing out in the court system.
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EDT: A Senate subcommittee is holding a hearing on the immigration court system.
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Some of these cases already are making their way through the court system.
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Unless the court system intervenes, the Board will draw a winner for #HD94.
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Our overwhelmed immigration court system currently provides a major incentive to cross illegally.
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Sanders's proposed changes to the immigration court system are necessary and long overdue.
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The fight is expected to play out mainly in the federal court system.
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CHICAGO — By 25, Donnell Flora was a regular in the court system here.
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The immigration court system, already suffocating under a massive backlog, is largely shuttered.
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When they commit crimes, they are tried as adults in our court system.
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Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, that included references to the immigration court system.
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Both options would likely lead to a protracted fight through the court system.
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What it means: The old court system will function with a shrunken purview.
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Failing to do so can prevent creditors from using the local court system.
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Unlike in the American court system, there's no due process on these sites.
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In September, Zelensky proposed new laws and a court system to fight corruption.
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Four days later, something strange started to happen in the Hungarian court system.
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People's experiences with the police and the court system are not changing quickly.
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ES: That there's idiosyncratic risk in the court system that can't be anticipated.
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Pis says its reforms are necessary to make the court system more efficient.
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PiS says its reforms are necessary to make the court system more efficient.
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The U.S. Tax Court is an example of an Article 1 court system.
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He claims the court system and the federal judge is rigged against him.
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They relate to Article 3 of the Constitution, which establishes the court system.
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General Moreno was arrested in 2009 and initially charged within the military court system.
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"And so I expect it will just let the court system sort it out."
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That's a tremendous amount of room for Trump to change the federal court system.
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So it's more like it's almost more like a court system in that sense.
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I, at the same time, want to keep the court system within the military.
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Roof faces nine counts of murder and other charges in the state court system.
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He has threatened to withdraw Costa Rica from the court system, as Venezuela did.
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That's likely because the conviction happened in the military court system and didn't translate.
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Steven is patient, Zellner is aggressive, and the U.S. court system is vastly outdated.
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We live in a country that has long benefitted from an independent court system.
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Fitbit and Jawbone have been going at in the court system for some time.
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But tens of millions of cases go through the US court system each year.
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Trump's tweets about removing undocumented immigrants without interaction with U.S. court system, Press Sec.
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That bill created new requirements for asbestos victims seeking compensation through the court system.
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Trump also questioned the process of immigrants going through the court system at all.
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Kilimnik, though also charged by Mueller, has not surfaced in the US court system.
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It's going to rely on the court system to be able to block it.
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It's no secret that the current immigration court system isn't working for anyone involved.
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O'Rourke, speaking in Spanish, asked asylum seekers about their experiences in the court system.
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But opposition leaders may have other ideas if they fail in the court system.
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Meanwhile, the overwhelmed immigration court system faces a backlog of more than 500,000 cases.
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"I've had a tumultuous relationship with the court system," she told PEOPLE last January.
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This not only harms the children, but it also adversely affects the court system.
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Ali stayed out of prison as his case was appealed in the court system.
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And that should concern anyone who believes in a fair and honest court system.
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No one knows for sure whether or not this will survive the court system.
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We protected the victim, the indemnitor who signed, and we protected the court system.
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There would also be a court system, a third branch, to provide additional checks.
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Trump has also helped make the federal court system more white, straight, and male.
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The court system itself has lots of protections against lawsuits that have no merit.
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The federal civil rights lawsuit is presently working its way through the court system.
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He overcame years of congressional resistance to effect changes in the D.C. court system.
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Both options would most likely lead to a protracted fight through the court system.
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"Nothing compares with the impact of a transformed federal court system," Dannenfelser told me.
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To prevent misuse of the court system, several states have passed anti-SLAPP laws.
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He says the court system is inefficient and needs "radical changes" and new people.
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The largest portion of the lawsuits (42%) are still pending in the court system.
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We haven't seen face recognition come up too much in the court system yet.
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Now it's going on appeal to the Second Circuit, higher in the federal court system.
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Lawmakers, McFadden wrote, have more options than the court system to fight the President's proposals.
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New Jersey has transformed its court system to be driven by tech—with mixed results.
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As a real estate developer and businessman, he made frequent use of the court system.
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He also faces nine counts of murder and other charges in the state court system.
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The majority of those accused and discharged faced administrative action outside the Military court system.
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She said even after previous reforms, the court system is not transparent about misconduct claims.
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The fact that Congress still funds the district's local court system is one of them.
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King Charles I abused this court system to circumvent Parliament and accomplish his own agenda.
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Wired reports that the files were published online to a federal court system called Pacer.
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Arbitration requires parties to resolve disputes before an arbiter instead of through the court system.
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Frank said the rules also saw strong opposition in a very conservative D.C. court system.
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The case has been winding its way through the federal court system since May 10.
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Several other lawsuits involving TPPP grantees are still winding their way through the court system.
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The case bounced around the federal court system, with judges consistently ruling against Texas' law.
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But the court system is also uniquely designed for those with money to take advantage.
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It took the immigration court system over a year to decide to reopen Sam's case.
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Russian legal authorities also abuse the U.S. court system by exploiting U.S. federal discovery laws.
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Common to them all is the use of the court system to imprison regime foes.
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"Our current immigration court system cannot meet the standards which justice demands," the letter stated.
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We have the court system and especially the arbiter of our rights, the Supreme Court.
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"That's not how our court system and constitutional laws are supposed to work," she said.
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Unusually, he was allowed to go free while the case went through the court system.
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Alamo was listed in the federal court system under his given name, Bernie Lazar Hoffman.
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The best thing we can do is set up a court system within the military.
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As president, Trump would also have bigger resources to command than just the court system.
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But in early December, he set up a parallel court system in one fell swoop.
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The case then made its way through the court system, finally coming before Judge Chen.
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If that is what we think passes as a court system, we're in big trouble.
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On the other hand, it just doesn't meet the needs of a modern court system.
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And they say Canada's court system has recognized this right rests solely with hereditary chiefs.
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The law remains in effect while the case works its way through the court system.
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But it would be fatal to our judiciary, our court system, and our Constitution itself.
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The law remains in effect while the case works its way through the court system.
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Through a spokesman for the court system, the judge declined to comment on his decision.
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America's law enforcement agencies, intelligence community and court system all treat these two scenarios differently.
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America's law enforcement agencies, intelligence community and court system all treat these two scenarios differently.
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But the court system alone will not provide the protection this area needs and deserves.
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His office is planning to give itself even wider power over the immigration court system.
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The increase in asylum claims has continued to bog down an already-overwhelmed immigration court system.
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Roof, 22, also faces nine counts of murder and other charges in the state court system.
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I mean, what kind of man does that to our court system and to the law?
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It's a way to alleviate the strain on a backlogged immigration court system and detention centers.
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Her asylum claim is moving through the court system and has been denied several times already.
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Even if Assange loses at every level of the UK court system, he still has options.
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He retired as an employee of Rio de Janeiro's state court system when he was 52.
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She specifically wants to change the campus court system, which is an important part of this.
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But Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Department of Justice have the immigration court system surrounded.
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She was the founder of the Imperial Court system in 1965, which currently has 72 chapters.
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But, thanks to the magic of the American court system, Oracle still has room to appeal.
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Hardly. The case hasn't even been resolved at the lowest level of the federal court system.
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The attorneys reiterated Apple's position that the disagreement should not be settled in the court system.
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He looks forward to being vindicated once this matter is fully adjudicated through the court system.
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For U.S. officials, it's a step that stops ineligible cases from clogging up the court system.
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"We established our own court system and police," said Mashpee Vice Chairwoman Jessie "Little Doe" Baird.
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Cases related to existing laws are working their way through the court system across the country.
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But we have a corrupt court system today anyway, so it would probably get shot down.
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In the end, however, the federal court system might be the most important tool for greens.
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The federal court system is estimated to have enough funds to sustain its operations through Jan.
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That process could take several months to make its way through the court system, she added.
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The Court System The final front in the War is the courtroom; where justice rarely prevails.
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This ban will still be protested, and it will still be challenged in the court system.
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I think anything that happens in the court system is too little, too late for them.
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Also, we look at a pattern that is emerging between President Trump and the court system.
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The whole thing now gets frozen and sent into the court system for months or years.
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She said she believed Mr. Noor's race and religion influenced his treatment by the court system.
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The court system has also struggled with absences as employees quarantine themselves, from janitors to judges.
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Warren received points for her stance on making immigration courts independent of the federal court system.
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It has launched an attack on the court system, working to undermine the separation of powers.
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Currently, 50% of the active judges in the federal court system are both white and male.
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The law would guarantee legal representation for vulnerable tenants facing eviction and the housing court system.
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The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe agreement doesn't affect Allergan's patent battles in the federal court system.
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And at least he had the British Parliament and the Court system to constrain his ambitions.
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Instead, we are seeing costly legal battles waged over these rules in the federal court system.
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Finding no relief in the California state court system, Cuero sought habeas review in federal court.
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Her lawyers later rescinded the case and filed it in Florida&aposs state court system instead.
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Her lawyers later rescinded the case and filed it in Florida&aposs state court system instead.
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But MetLife took a more confrontational approach, choosing to fight its designation through the court system.
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The federal court system does not release judge-by-judge case outcome information, the researchers said.
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A search for "JK Westminster" in Maryland District Court system revealed 548 brought by the company.
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"Our community has made a lot of progress in the court system, which has encouraged even more [LGBTQ] people to pursue their rights through that court system," said Sarah Warbelow, the legal director of the Human Rights Campaign, one of the nation's leading LGBTQ lobbying groups.
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Mueller and his team have been resolutely tight-lipped about their work outside of the court system.
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IN THE NEWS • An overloaded court system has brought pain and delays to victims in New York.
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In the US district court system, local judges sometimes preside over cases in more than one division.
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That case is still working its way through the court system, but the order remains in effect.
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A panel awarded Chevron $96 million plus interest, which was subsequently upheld by the Dutch court system.
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The court system would collapse if prosecutors investigated every misdemeanor case like it was the OJ trial.
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Our court system has checks and balances, and we are pursuing options on that front as well.
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Hearing dates in New York City, an especially overburdened court system, are being set for August 2023.
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"I still see it as a very limited compared to a full blown court system," he says.
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And she may have to spend months or years of her life dealing with the court system.
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As sheriff, Mann is responsible for running the county jail and providing security in the court system.
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The South Korea tech giant appealed, and the case made its way up through the court system.
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A GOP-backed lawsuit that could gut those protections is working its way through the court system.
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Blac Chyna's ongoing legal drama with ex Rob Kardashian's family continues its journey through the court system.
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Your mother kept me away from you and I was fighting for your through the court system!!
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Iijima, the lawyer, says legal paperwork uses the era name because that's what the court system uses.
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I'm about to fight for my life and for my freedom in a very broken court system.
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That means that, anyone over that age, if arrested, will be sent through the adult court system.
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But a scathing Justice Department report was critical of police and a profit-driven municipal court system.
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A judge complained that the court system had been "held hostage," and Mr. Bloomberg sued the union.
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Amazon, Netflix and major Hollywood studios have gone after these box makers through the court system already.
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Instead, convicted blasphemers are murdered routinely outside the court system, as are those who might protect them.
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In Ohio, it would just be through the federal court system up to the US Supreme Court.
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"We are hoping for it, but again, it is up to the Mexican court system," Lynch said.
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The ban was later revised in part and faces ongoing legal challenges in the US court system.
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Another lawsuit, brought by Democratic lawmakers in D.C., is still working its way through the court system.
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"I've had a tumultuous relationship with the court system," she said in the latest issue of PEOPLE.
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It says its judicial reforms are necessary to improve the efficiency and transparency of Poland's court system.
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They also serve as litigators if the government decides to challenge a deal through the court system.
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But two lawsuits against the Selective Service System are currently working their way through the court system.
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That clause forces her to deal with legal complaints against Tinder in secret outside the court system.
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But we have learned through our court system that eyewitness testimony is often fickle and shockingly inaccurate.
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That gives police and the court system a handhold when cases concerning synthetic media begin pouring in.
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And the court system has largely held up the administration's attempts to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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The individuals in the book also dealt with Child Protective Services, the police, and the court system.
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EJ Hurst, II is an attorney based in Durham, N.C., who practices in the federal court system.
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E.J. Hurst, II is an attorney based in Durham, N.C., who practices in the federal court system.
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The time has come to end cash bail, a major factor in inequality in the court system.
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After the genocide ended, the new Rwandan government created a court system to hold those civilians accountable.
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If so, they are placed in the immigration court system for a fuller consideration of their request.
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Last week they filed a grievance with the New York State Unified Court system against Mr. Schlossberg.
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Britain's leader backed a clean break from the European Union, its single market and its court system.
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Imagine if we had no court system to afford us an orderly place to resolve legal disputes?
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Another body, the Higher Judicial Council, which helps oversee the court system, has also challenged the law.
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We spoke to Ms. Cantil-Sakauye by phone to discuss the challenges facing the state's court system.
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The party denies this, saying its reforms aim to make the court system more efficient and fair.
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Whatever factors combined to bring Mr. Damache to the federal court system, it was the right move.
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Perhaps the most lasting positive impact the Trump administration will have is on our federal court system.
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"It's a lost tool for the purpose of settling cases outside of the court system," he said.
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Jonathan Lippman, former chief judge of the New York Court System, is of counsel at Latham & Watkins.
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The city of Atlanta was hit by a SamSam ransomware attack in March, compromising the court system.
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President Donald Trump has also repeatedly questioned the need for an immigration court system to begin with.
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While Mexico has made great strides in many respects, its court system is still far from impartial.
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Now, industrial trade secrets will have similar access to the federal court system as patents and trademarks.
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Victims can't afford to pay for justice, and corruption is rife in the court system, activists say.
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One set up a parallel court system, a move widely condemned as undermining the rule of law.
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Waves from the investigation continue to wash detritus to shore as cases flow through the court system.
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A lot of federal judges are deeply concerned about the immigration court system, to say the least.
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After five long years winding its way through the federal court system, the case of Apple vs.
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Lagarde's decision to use a private arbitration committee instead of the French court system angered her critics.
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Slow-walking any dispute through the court system appears to be central to his defiance, said Tobias.
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" In a statement, Gawker Media accused Hogan of "abusing the court system to control his public image.
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The podcast announced this morning that its long-awaited third season will begin airing on September 20th, and released a trailer for the season, which will spend a year within the Cleveland court system, exploring the less exceptional cases that go in and out of the court system.
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I also want to ask her about her family lawyer and her experience in the court system here.
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The lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of Doraville "using its law enforcement and municipal court system for revenue generation."
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And the striking thing about the court system is that it completely rejects the marketplace of ideas view.
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" Wright notes that the U.K. court system tries to "involve both parents on an equal as possible basis.
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As part of that process, an independent arbitrator would resolve the dispute without going through the court system.
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"The court system exists to provide an avenue for relief precisely for situations like this one," Todd said.
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Lawyers have been demonstrating in the streets of Paris to protest a proposed reform of the court system.
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A recount takes place through the court system and is paid for by the campaign that requests it.
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Arbitration is a dispute resolution mechanism that is less formal than the court system which generally favors employers.
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Hulk Hogan is a litigious celebrity abusing the court system to control his public image and media coverage.
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PiS says the reforms will make the court system more efficient and root out the leftovers of communism.
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Since May 21st, a virus has shut down Philadelphia's online court system, bringing network access to a standstill.
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The judges' reshuffling could further logjam a national immigration court system which has more than 540,000 pending cases.
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But Sessions didn't use his leadership of the DOJ simply to make the immigration court system more efficient.
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So we've been reporting a lot about how the municipal court system works and how they don't work.
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Meanwhile spending on the court system has been reduced, many have been closed and court fees have increased.
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We set up institutions like a free press and an independent court system to protect our fragile rights.
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Egypt's court system has drawn international criticism for its harsh sentences for Muslim Brotherhood members in recent years.
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We don't know when, we don't know where [in the court system], but our legal arguments are strong.
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Ouseley's refusal of permission to appeal means Todoric has exhausted the legal process in the English court system.
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One lawsuit was dismissed in December, and the other two are working their way through the court system.
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OPLA lawyers also represent the government's side in deportation hearings held within the Justice Department's immigration-court system.
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There's an awareness that in the court system, if evidence is presented, cases can be handled more quickly.
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The children are temporarily separated from their parents so their parents can be processed through the court system.
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The case was expected to be tied up in the court system for several weeks, if not longer.
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The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts said on Tuesday that the court system can operate through Jan.
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A federal court blocked it last year to allow the court system to review whether it is legal.
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Getting an understanding of how long it takes to recover through the court system is also a barrier.
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Records fail to indicate which lawyer will be representing Day as his case progresses through the court system.
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Solo is accused of beating up her sister's son ... and that case is still in the court system.
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Long-shot lawsuits still making their way through the court system will decide the future of the pipeline.
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The suit is likely to take months, if not years, to work its way through the court system.
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The kingdom, an absolute monarchy, has also never attempted to create an independent court system to adjudicate claims.
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It shouldn't be a problem, but it shows how coronavirus is wreaking havoc ... even with the court system.
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If there are disciplinary problems, the court system can just bump up the sentence to its full length.
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He said the Sri Lankan government's parliamentary system is useless, that the court system is no longer useful.
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There was no immediate explanation for the rapid reversal, one that did not even involve the court system.
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A law-school acquaintance encouraged her to apply to an opening in the New York Family Court system.
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"The civil court system, that's the new way the Holy Spirit moves," said an advocate for abuse victims.
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The result is well known to anyone who has worked in the court system or law enforcement itself.
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Trump has slammed the court as being liberal and a symbol of "a broken and unfair" court system.
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But to liberal-minded watchers of the country's evolving court system, he has nonetheless been an encouraging figure.
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Detectives are pursuing charges against the student in the juvenile court system, police said in the statement Saturday.
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The decision emboldened the plan's opponents, who said it hints at their future victory in the court system.
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" Actor Devon Sawa tweeted, "The Smollett announcement is yet another example of how our court system is broken.
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"There was a point where we had faith in our court system in protecting immigrants," she said Wednesday.
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Discrimination at home, school, the job market and the court system all funnel people toward jail or prison.
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That's much faster than most immigration cases are actually getting adjudicated in the backlogged court system right now.
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But Trump tweets that the judicial process at the Cuban detention center takes longer than the federal court system.
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Our court system, much like our society, is often predisposed against abuse testimony, especially when it comes from women.
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Their decisions can be appealed to the court system, but rejections can leave migrants in legal limbo for years.
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What does this say to people who can't afford to go into the court system and have a publicist?
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In response, Warner fired back with a request for an injunction, forcing the case to the Indian court system.
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Our nation will be better off with the best legal minds in America judging cases in our court system.
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The EU has convinced Canada, as well as Singapore and Vietnam, to sign up to the new court system.
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" She had planned on studying pre-law, she told PEOPLE, due to her "tumultuous relationship with the court system.
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As powerful as the company is, Apple can't remake the Chinese court system or tear down the Great Firewall.
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That means that the best chance to reverse the FCC's net neutrality repeal may lie in the court system.
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In several gubernatorial debates last year, Dunleavy said he would not cut public education spending or the court system.
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The large number of unaccompanied children in the immigration court system makes the need for reform even more urgent.
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There are 94 districts in the federal court system incorporated as a part of 85033 Circuit Courts of Appeals.
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His lawyers appealed through the state court system and then into the federal system, contending the confession was coerced.
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However, the case has still been one of the most secretive in years to progress through the court system.
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The Supreme Court put the rule on hold in February while it works its way through the court system.
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The federal court system has not yet run out of funding, but may by the end of next week.
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The legislation would provide recourse for Mueller and future special counsels to challenge any firings in the court system.
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Four legal organizations oon Thursday called on Congress to establish an immigration court system independent from the Justice Department.
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But in October, a federal court blocked the attempted ban as it worked its way through the court system.
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The goal is to gum up the court system so badly it can't push through deportation and extradition orders.
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The result, immigration lawyers predicted, is likely to be a flood of challenges clogging the already overburdened court system.
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Lawyers for Saez said they would appeal the decision to the commission and perhaps even in the court system.
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That judge's ruling in December has been on hold as the matter winds its way through the court system.
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Immigration advocates see the changes as a way to implement the Trump administration's priorities in the immigration court system.
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Even as he invoked the override measure, Mr. Ford is also appealing this week's ruling through the court system.
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"He was smart, funny and kind," said Ms. Hebert, who is now a spokeswoman for the Connecticut court system.
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The police target their neighborhoods, herding people into a court system where judges are demonstrably harder on black offenders.
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The court system has given itself carte blanche to overturn any Trump initiative, even on the flimsiest legal grounds.
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In the right circumstance, the information may even be of great interest to the police or the court system.
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Its so-called "court system" can handle "subjective disputes that require the judgment of human jurors," according to them.
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This quick erosion of support has reinforced the importance of the court system for transgender students, many advocates said.
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Big, powerful companies often think they can do whatever they want by dragging things out in the court system.
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These incremental, technical changes in the immigration court system collectively have put asylum seekers' access to justice at risk.
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He was charged in St. Louis with first-degree felony invasion of privacy, according to the Missouri court system.
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Wells Fargo has pushed many customers seeking redress for sham accounts out of the court system and into arbitration.
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"The federal court system is not a substitute for the legislative process," said Devin M. O'Malley, a spokesman there.
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Boeing could appeal the decision in the US court system or take the dispute to the World Trade Organization.
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There is also one state, New Mexico, where the court system has found a legal right to assisted suicide.
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In this case, our Kansas franchisee cooperated fully with the police and court system during their investigation and recent sentencing.
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" When his travel ban was halted by a federal judge, Trump tweeted, "If something happens blame him and court system.
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He's been living in New York City while his asylum case makes its way through the US immigration court system.
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And in other cases it will have to require the change in practices and the change in the court system.
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Local experts also say the newly passed measure is confusing and could create an extra burden on Florida's court system.
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But that can take months or even years — the federal immigration court system currently faces a backlog of 540,000 cases.
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But activists are working to use the court system to block some of the more controversial parts of Sessions' plans.
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He characterizes his repo work as a relatively low-risk job because he has the backing of the court system.
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The court system has granted police three days to interrogate Shihab about this case, court police inspector Mohammad Shahid said.
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The case wound its way through Connecticut's court system up to the state's Supreme Court, where oral arguments began Tuesday.
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Defense attorneys had sought to have both cases handled by the juvenile court system, where criminal penalties are more lenient.
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It was not clear if Peterson or Raja have obtained an attorney to represent them in the U.S. court system.
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For now, most patients end up appealing their bills to the hospital, their insurance plans, or even the court system.
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It is one of the Middle East's rare functioning democracies, with an intense public debate and a robust court system.
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Jules, a 42-year-old mother of two, spoke to VICE News about her experience of the family court system.
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Should you have very robust access to arbitration, instead of having to defend your investments in a Mexican court system?
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Clerical errors and lack of notice are common in the U.S. immigration court system, say immigration lawyers and former judges.
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Sessions also called for more aggressive prosecution of immigration laws, which could mean more cases for the strained court system.
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It's in everyone's interest, they say, to steer cases out of the court system and into the streamlined arbitration process.
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"Whenever there's due process and rule of law in a court system, it's infinitely harder to argue asylum," Bolour said.
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The point -- there's a huge backlog in the court system and it takes forever to get a final divorce judgment.
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The federal court system "has the capacity to be pretty powerful," said Gillian Metzger, a professor at Columbia Law School.
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He says that while he knows he was vindicated by the court system, the stigma follows him wherever he goes.
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The problem with having no will (called dying intestate) is that your state's court system decides who gets your assets.
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The International Monetary Fund applauded Lisbon for reforming a dysfunctional court system which had been a brake on the economy.
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The self-sufficient group established a chief, court system, churches and a school which later became Mobile County Training School.
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Regarding sexual assault, he commented that a military court system to handle such cases "practically doesn't exist," which is baffling.
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How can any family have trust in a court system that allows for men who decry their children as delusional?
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It is clear, however, that the ponderous pace of the court system may well take that resolution past November 2017.
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As the Korean court system has attempted to claw back those reparations from Japanese companies, Japan has not sat still.
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The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are asking the school and the court system to drop the hammer.
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I spent years researching the Cook County court system for a book, including scores of interviews with prosecutors and judges.
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Which I think speaks volumes about how ill-equipped our court system at handling and analyzing and considering scientific evidence.
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He is running for a spot on the Court of Common Pleas, which is the primary court system in Philadelphia.
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Fact-checkers called Trump's use of this stat misleading because so few cases are handled by the federal court system.
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The biggest threat to the Affordable Care Act remain a case that's working its way through the federal court system.
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Parliament also altered the Constitution to provide for a parallel court system to deal with cases related to public administration.
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To address privacy concerns, the bill sets new restrictions to the FISA court system, which oversees requests for surveillance warrants.
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To address privacy concerns, the bill sets new restrictions to the FISA court system, which oversees requests for surveillance warrants.
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It then filters into our American court system in order to spy on Barrack Obama and Hillary Clinton's political opponent.
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But he has so far stalled on setting up a tribunal outside the existing court system to try corruption cases.
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New business activity will pick up only with an overhaul of the court system to protect property rights, they say.
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But that option doesn't exist within the immigration court system, because there's no lesser sentence an immigrant can plea to.
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New York state's court system on Friday announced it would suspend new jury trials, though trials in progress will continue.
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New York state's court system on Friday announced it would suspend new jury trials, though trials in progress will continue.
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And many harassment cases disappear into the court system, where the outcomes are often sealed as women sign nondisclosure agreements.
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Lambrix said the court system that condemned him overlooked evidence he said would show he killed Moore in self-defense.
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Uber drivers typically sign an arbitration agreement stating that any disputes must be brought individually and outside the court system.
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His admission to the state bar was confirmed by Lucian Chalfen, spokesman for the New York State Unified Court System.
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Lawyers are needed for removal proceedings before an immigration judge, and he will not be using the immigration court system.
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He has repeated the usual Kremlin line that Mr. Putin has nothing to do with the court system in Russia.
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Giuliani reportedly reached out to U.S. officials numerous in attempts to solve his client's situation outside of the court system.
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A court-martial is a prosecution within the military court system for violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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The decision by the top military appeals court has reverberated through the entire military court system, the Justice Department says.
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Maybe it's not as in your face, but there's racism, police brutality and the court system is not always fair.
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If it's upheld -- as it has been in previous Supreme Court challenges -- he can rail against a "liberal" court system.
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He was charged in St. Louis with a first-degree felony invasion of privacy, according to the Missouri court system.
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The ruling on Monday plays no role in that case, which continues to work its way through the court system.
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A frustrated Trump lashed out in early June over the revised ban still being held up in the court system.
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Privatizing the court system this way directly impacts their profession and the ability to seek legal remedies for future clients.
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She wanted to implement a similar model for those with mental illness, on the civil side of the court system.
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Many seek U.S. asylum, which can take months or years because of crushing backlogs in the U.S. immigration court system.
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The court system does not break down the number of discrimination lawsuits related to sexual harassment, or specifically against restaurants.
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This question has plagued the court system for many years but lately some courts have reached firm decisions on the matter.
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It would then wind its way through the federal court system and potentially land on the docket of the Supreme Court.
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But as he pushes to make his campaign promises a reality, the immigration court system could be a significant stumbling block.
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Even with Mueller's investigation over, however, the lawsuit could keep questions of Trump's connections to Russia lingering in the court system.
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"[Within the] court system, I was treated like I was guilty until proven innocent, like a second-class citizen," he claimed.
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Illegal entry, even if not criminal, can still be punished civilly, which would put less strain on the federal court system.
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"Some survivors will actually talk about feeling like they are being victimized all over again by the court system," Nugent said.
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Using the court system to focus on rehabilitation instead of just retribution results in people doing better things with their lives.
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Variety reports that the third season of the popular podcast will focus on the inner workings of the Cleveland Court system.
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It includes a new "investment court system ", dissipating some public fears that such a deal would favor multinationals over small businesses.
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At this point in this series, or at this level of the court system, some good peace is hard to find.
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For this round of 8,132 reviewed convictions, the next step is sending them through the court system to finalize the process.
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We have plenty more to say about Wisconsin's ridiculous adoption laws and court system, but we're leaving that in the past.
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Or Trump could continue to stew, dig in his heels, and forge stubbornly ahead, risking further losses in the court system.
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Grade: F — If it weren't for the court system, Trump would have outright banned people from seven Muslim-majority nations. 5.
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Eliminated. Complete dominion over female minds and bodies was the goal, a male-dominated government and court system was the tool.
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Previously, the process to make changes to one's birth certificate was conducted through the court system, without much privacy for individuals.
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Shafer is still listed in the Clark County court system as a trustee and as an administrator in several open cases.
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It will be up to the court system to determine the limits of the FBI's power in these instances, Comey added.
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Minority citizens were routinely harassed by police officers and shuttled through a court system that further exploited and victimized local residents.
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Tabaddor added that Barr's move is another example of why the immigrant court system should function independently of the Justice Department.
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Trump has reacted to challenges to the ban by attacking the federal judge in Seattle and then the wider court system.
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One potential problem, Elder said, is that fines are doled out outside of the court system, and with very little transparency.
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Not only do these children deserve better, but we Americans have a responsibility to demand better of our immigration court system.
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So that's going to have to be judged through the court system, and I think that's where it should be judged.
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"Do you believe the success of Gawker's opponents in the court system makes our free press more vulnerable?" the survey asked.
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Before she was Judge Judy, she was Judge Sheindlin, serving in the New York Family Court system from 1982 to 1996.
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"Defense attorneys are free to make whatever applications they like to the court," a spokesman for the state court system said.
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That's a big effect and one corroborated by other studies, in settings including New York City and the federal court system.
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The measure incorporates new privacy provisions into the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and imposes new requirements on the FISA court system.
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Trump raged before the ruling — "if something happens blame [Robart] and court system," he tweeted — but his administration complied with it.
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The immigration court system, which processes asylum cases, continues to be underfunded and understaffed, creating years-long backlogs for these cases.
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According to the Court System, Mr. Schlossberg was admitted to the bar in 2003 and had no record of public discipline.
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The US government has for instance advocated for American businesses in China that complained about politics weighing on the court system.
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A lawsuit filed by congressional Democrats alleging Trump is violating the Emoluments Clause is working its way through the court system.
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The DOJ's decision is troubling when we look at how it will affect those caught up in our immigration court system.
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The rape conviction rate has remained persistently low in India, and millions of cases are stuck in an overburdened court system.
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As a longtime spokesman for the New York State Court system, David Bookstaver has made many, many calls through the years.
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Previously, migrants seeking asylum were allowed to stay in the United States as their case moved through the immigration court system.
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The Communist Party has long ruled supreme, and the country lacks a strong court system or other checks against government overreach.
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The case became a lightning rod for criticism of the IDF, the military court system, and its treatment of Palestinian youth.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is embroiled in a confrontation with President Andrzej Duda over reforming the court system.
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Sothman was along for the ride, caught up in a wave the court system creates for every defendant, guilty or not.
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Trump currently has 22019 vacancies to fill in the federal court system, with nominees already named for 50 of those spots.
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Guccifer 2.0 also posted passwords to sites like Lexis Nexis, The Wall Street Journal, and the federal court system database Pacer.
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Another guru on the Conspira-Sea Cruise named Winston Shrout (workshop: "Conspiracy of the Court System") was awaiting trial in Oregon.
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People facing misdemeanor charges in the Bronx will have the ability to make a formal request to have their cases tracked for a speedy trial under a court settlement signed on Thursday between the state court system and defendants who filed a class-action suit over intractable delays and dysfunction in the Bronx Criminal Court system.
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Our broken asylum laws, court system, catch-and-release, visa lottery, chain migration, and many other loopholes can all be promptly corrected.
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The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, which supports the federal court system, is set to run out of funds on Jan.
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Jones spent hours in online videos griping about his ex-wife and the court system that sided with her in the divorce.
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As I point out, we have an important institution in American society that aims to discover the truth, namely the court system.
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Amy Bach was researching her book about the US court system when she met a woman named Sharon in Quitman County, Mississippi.
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Jeffries was somewhat optimistic, asking why Democrats should move to open an impeachment inquiry if they were winning in the court system.
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Since these appointments are for life, President Trump's influence on the federal court system will last decades beyond his time in office.
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Nearly every candidate was asked whether they would upend the court system itself, as a break-the-glass solution to conservative appointments.
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If the stories go anywhere in the United States, I've tended to end up in the court system with the civil cases.
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It's too bad, because while the court system would be overloaded, the justice system would benefit from that same care and attention.
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A recount, on the other hand, takes place through the court system and is paid for by the campaign that requests it.
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The immigration court system, which is an arm of the US Department of Justice, has been grappling with growing caseloads for years.
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Ultimately, it falls on each federal circuit, or court system representing a particular geographic region, to come up with its own policy.
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Then Trump University gets sued for fraud and racketeering -- he claims the court system and the federal judge is rigged against him.
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"The appeals by asylum-seekers are having a devastating effect on the court system, because there simply aren't enough judges," she said.
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But the state of New Hampshire filed an appeal to the decision, which is still making its way through the court system.
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In January, the IP court system was bolstered by the establishment of an appeals tribunal at the Supreme People's Court in Beijing.
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But not all the initiatives have been unqualified success -- Trump's travel ban, which was listed, is currently stalled in the court system.
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Studies have shown that employees are less likely to win against employers in cases of arbitration rather than through the court system.
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But not all the initiatives have been unqualified success -- Trump's travel ban, which is listed, is currently stalled in the court system.
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Each year approximately 813-700 Palestinian children, some as young as 12, are detained and prosecuted in the Israeli military court system.
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Then Trump University gets sued for fraud and racketeering; he claims the court system and the federal judge is rigged against him.
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Monday, Trump predicted that Ahmad Khan Rahami will receive a lesser sentence as the case drags for years through the court system.
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That means legal complaints will be referred to a secret panel outside the court system, with mediators selected by the bank itself.
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Right now, it's up to the Russian court system to deal with the case of Savitsky and Beloguzov and determine a punishment.
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Over the past 24 months, Trump has scorned judges, derided the American court system, and trampled on all manner of constitutional principles.
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Two other cases challenging Trump's acceptance of foreign government benefits through the Trump Organization are also still working through the court system.
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Trump has periodically railed against the U.S. court system, particularly when judges have ruled against his travel ban or other executive orders.
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" Israel has enacted some changes since a 270 Unicef report described abuses in the military court system as "widespread, systematic and institutionalized.
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He established a rule of law and a court system, distributed land to settlers and oversaw the creation of a general assembly.
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With a formal court system, and clear winners and losers, Mr. Degang wonders if the ways of his generation will fade away.
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That allows many to live in the country for years, due to the deep backlog of cases in the immigration court system.
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While there is a court system and judiciary, the King sits at the top and has the final say in all cases.
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The laws only affect the federal court system, and just 28503 percent of the prison population is in federal prison, critics argue.
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"If it goes through the court system, there will have to be checks and balances with it that they don't have now."
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Then Trump University gets sued for fraud and racketeering; he claims the court system and the federal judge is rigged against him.
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THE TOPLINE: President Trump signed a revised executive order on refugees Monday after his first one was halted by the court system.
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Opponents of the bill question the fairness and transparency of the Chinese court system and worry about Chinese security forces contriving charges.
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Now the Trump administration is using executive fiat and the court system to try to demolish ObamaCare one piece at a time.
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She also took the prosecutors plea deal and is set to stand trial in October, according to the Wisconsin Court System website.
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In 24, Florida passed a constitutional amendment that requires that parts of the court system be funded by these fines and fees.
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A US nurse's divorce battle against her Saudi husband shows the nightmare foreign women face in Saudi Arabia's sharia-based court system.
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That is why we have been leading the effort to fight this inequity in both the court system and in Congress. Rep.
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But for most poachers, jail terms are seldom longer than a year, and convictions are rare in South Africa's overburdened court system.
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And so the movie's focus shifts from the private world of work and family into the court system and the news media.
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In order to address privacy concerns, the bill adds new restrictions to the FISA court system that oversees requests for surveillance warrants.
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Adriano Espaillat and Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. filed a disciplinary grievance in the New York state court system against Schlossberg.
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"We anticipate that these numbers will increase significantly as we work closer and more with the Unified Court System," Mr. Cannata said.
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Dozens of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) cases on Clinton's private email are still working their way through the civil court system.
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Without an independent court system or a free news media, businesses have few ways to protest a policy or ask for help.
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The hearing comes about a month after the House passed legislation setting new requirements for victims seeking compensation through the court system.
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Senators have offered two bills that would get the court system involved with any attempt by the Justice Department to fire Mueller.
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In 2015, the city and the New York State court system adopted several reforms intended to ensure that summons were properly drafted.
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She claimed not only harassment by Justice Hoffman, but also retaliation and discrimination by New York State and its Unified Court System.
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Callahan devotes a chapter to givers' quest for "leverage points," most notably the strategic use of the court system to effect change.
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"In Iraq, you have got a police force and court system, which are not perfect but at least exist," Mr. Dobbins said.
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"The court system has been set up so that the choice for the landlord is really eviction or nothing," Ms. Hassan said.
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He then warned that the judge, and the entire court system, could be responsible for any future terrorist attacks that might occur.
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In an immigration court system that handles 200,000 cases a year, there are bound to be some people who flout the rules.
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All of these changes have sparked renewed support in the advocacy community to make the immigration court system independent of the DOJ.
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Officer Stanley, who is assigned to the Manhattan court system, faces up to four years in prison if convicted of the charges.
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The case traversed the court system for years until, in 2009, Barzee accepted a plea deal and agreed to cooperate against Mitchell.
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Then they should consider the following questions: • Is President Trump promoting a lack of respect for the court system with his comments?
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Investigators search landfill for Berreth's remains As the murder case moves through the court system, investigators are still looking for Berreth's remains.
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They've argued a major overhaul is necessary, proposing the creation of an independent court system that's not part of the Justice Department.
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Were this were to happen, it would require substantial updates to the federal court system, including specialized courts and a speedier process.
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These protests are about the continued predatory practices of the municipal court system here, which bleeds people dry in fines and fees.
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" Even when he was arrested for the Potter murder, he said, "I thought at that time that the court system was fair.
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And an appeal by either side has the potential to work its way through the federal court system to become significant case law.
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She argued that without proper oversight from the federal court system, she wrote, the burden of desegregation has fallen on to black communities.
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"I think that there are people in the Supreme Court ... who are Republican who really aren't kind of backing the federal court system."
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To learn more about Supreme Court case selection and the structure of the federal court system, make sure to watch the video above.
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Missy remembers what it was like to grieve her son, while fighting for PMSR both in the hospital and in the court system.
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In the court system, criminal cases take priority, and with a major city like Dallas, TI's cases kept getting knocked down the list.
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The money goes in part to reforming the Mexican court system and to the provision of more than 400 drug-hunting sniffer dogs.
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His probation was to be supervised by the juvenile court system until he turned 19, when it would be transitioned to adult court.
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Those fees generated $146.4 million in revenue for the federal court system in 2016, the most recent year on which data is available.
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In 2019, the number of farmers filing for bankruptcy hit an eight-year high, according to data released by the federal court system.
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In some instances, children who are too young to understand what is happening to them are moving through the immigration court system alone.
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Last week his Hungarian counterpart, Victor Orban, shelved a plan to create a parallel court system that would handle cases involving the state.
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But many of its opponents deeply question the fairness and transparency of the Chinese court system and worry about security forces contriving charges.
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The report also calls for an overthrow of the "contact at all costs" culture that it suggests is embedded within the court system.
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"I was really disappointed in the court system and how long it took and how hard I had to fight," Araujo tells PEOPLE.
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"He was a murderer," murmurs Bonnie (Liza Weil), also a murderer, but not according to the court system, not if this plan works.
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Instead of working mostly in the federal court system, she says going forward, she will diversify her workload and take fewer immigration cases.
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"Unfortunately, he passed away shortly upon arrival there," Lucian Chalfen, a spokesman for the New York State Unified Court System, told USA Today.
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One of the most important things for any would-be autocrat to do is either marginalize or seize control of the court system.
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Foster mom Sarah posted a message to her Facebook page, Foster Your Heart, detailing the way the court system works with foster children.
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"Those decisions are personal in nature and I think that's just something the court system should not encourage or mandate," Dunaway told WTVF.
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In practice, the first venue for these challenges has been the federal court system, with individual judges bearing the brunt of public outrage.
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To resolve disputes relating to medical malpractice, there should be consideration for setting up a Medical court system similar to Family Court. 5.
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He is the first ex-head of state to be convicted in another country's national court-system, rather than at a special tribunal.
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There is no basis to challenge—through the state court system or a state mechanism—the validity of the presidential election in Ohio.
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Those suits will take months, if not years, to work through the court system, and could be appealed up to the Supreme Court.
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Much of his work has been in the court system, where Trump has appointed dozens of conservative judges and two Supreme Court justices.
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Once law-enforcement has done its job, it is up to the court system on how criminals should be prosecuted and cases adjudicated.
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The problem is a horribly managed court system that has neither the resources nor the incentive to move any faster, the plaintiffs say.
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The St. Louis County court system came to national attention in summer 2014 after Michael Brown was fatally shot by a Ferguson policeman.
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The other two cases — one brought by Maryland and Washington, D.C., and another brought by Democratic lawmakers — are proceeding through the court system.
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Four legal organizations sent a letter to Congress on Thursday, urging them to establish an immigration court system independent from the Justice Department.
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But two lawsuits against the Selective Service System, as the draft is officially called, are currently working their way through the court system.
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Racist practices extend far into the criminal courts, indeed they are the very foundation of the cases that enter into the court system.
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The other issue is that Louisiana's law could be spun to be not about race, but about making the court system more efficient.
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The Imperial Court system is the oldest gay fundraising organization in the world, and, every year, the public elects an Emperor and Empress.
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Regardless of the forum, Bonner will find herself up against a defendant who is known for his dogged battles through the court system.
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Once that court was under the party's control, its lawmakers passed a series of measures aimed at other parts of the court system.
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Lawyers understand the procedural morass of the court system and can help tenants navigate it and present their case as best as possible.
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"Let the court system decide," he said, while acknowledging that the claims involving Mr. Rose might never be adjudicated in a legal proceeding.
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Here is a guide to what we know, what we don't know — and how the case will be shaped by Australia's court system.
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While reporting on police perjury, I quickly realized that the court system tends to bury signs of police dishonesty rather than expose it.
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He gave lawmakers until March 5 to take action, though his cancellation of the program is now tied up in the court system.
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His trial renewed public interest in the court system and introduced a newfound ability for cameras to nose into people's most personal business.
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"I believe the active involvement of the court system will produce the desired results," said Ken Taber, the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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Ms. Klobuchar did not name which matters she had in mind, though several cases are still working their way through the court system.
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If the applicant passes that, the next step is plunging into an immigration court system that can take years to reach a decision.
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The center, the first of its kind in the federal court system, isn't Judge Katzmann's first attempt to make the courts more accessible.
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By filing her complaint in New Jersey, Carlson sought to take advantage of a court system that has cracked down on arbitration clauses.
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"Bad people are very happy!" he tweeted about the ruling, while adding in another post, "If something happens blame him and court system."
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In September, Krasner's office and the Philadelphia Court System debuted a plan to accelerate nonfatal shooting cases by giving them a dedicated courtroom.
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Mr. Vance's approach will prevent otherwise law-abiding people from accumulating criminal records and will take pressure off an already overburdened court system.
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She was the presiding judge of Houston's municipal court system and a member in the Texas state Senate before being elected to Congress.
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The program holds informational sessions for detainees to teach them about their rights, possible avenues for relief, and how the court system works.
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A spokesman for the state court system did not immediately respond to a request for information about why the order had been issued.
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Yet in actuality, she has remodeled the court system to limit oversight of illiberal legislation and eliminate constraints on West Bank settlement growth.
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As part of those changes, the independence of the Hungarian court system has gradually been undermined but, to Mr. Orban's frustration, never destroyed.
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Party officials on Friday defended the new measures, saying they were needed to clean up a corrupt, dysfunctional and highly unpopular court system.
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Justice Hoffman, as an acting State Supreme Court judge, was not elected but appointed, but the court system said the exemption applied anyway.
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For example, immigrants in the immigration court system are not provided a government-appointed counsel, as they would be in other court settings.
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The Mexican court system has made an effort to extradite him to the U.S., but the process could take months to be finalized.
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Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham said Monday that she would apply to the court system to pursue a warrant to access Cambridge Analytica's servers.
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For Mr. Trump, being made to look weak by the court system may be the most infuriating part of his repeated legal losses.
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Under the laws, APRA has the powers to directly disqualify directors and executives itself rather than pursue people through the Australian court system.
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Under the laws, APRA has the powers to directly disqualify directors and executives itself rather than pursue people through the Australian court system.
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His massive tax cut and remaking of the American court system with conservative judges represent legitimate uses of the power conferred by voters.
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President Trump on Monday released his first batch of judicial nominees as he seeks to make his mark on the federal court system.
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"What our results show is that there's a need to study the court system to understand what happens in the aggregate," Lahav said.
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"Citizens no longer trust this country's court system, and it is high time something is done to renew this trust," Mr. Sène said.
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Whether it actually happens is a major legal and political debate being played out both in the court system and the state legislature.
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Amid all of this, House Democrats introduced a major bill that would protect access to the court system to millions of US workers.
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Darboe has instead found himself in what criminal justice reform activists call the prison-to-deportation pipeline, a coded system that works to funnel black and Latinx immigrants from the criminal court system into Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) custody, to the immigration court system, and ultimately back to their nations of birth — with very little recourse or space for adjudication.
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They may have gotten caught up in the court system for a shoplifting offense -- or served lengthy prison sentences for something much more severe.
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But by 2013, the two had become open enemies, with their supporters battling in the Turkish court system over alleged corruption in Erdogan's government.
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"Staying sober, putting 100 percent into being the best mom, and learning the court system got me to an even playing field," she says.
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The tribe, which sued the US Army Corps of Engineers last July, has said the fight over the pipeline belongs in the court system.
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The supermajority's surprise attacks slash the prerogatives of the incoming governor and reconfigure the state's court system to fend off challenges to legislators' power.
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In the meantime, the Eastern District of Texas remains the most active patent court system in the country, and Gilstrap is its poster boy.
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A House committee, noting the recent reprimand of a judge in Kansas, questioned whether the court system has done enough to prevent sexual harassment.
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Instead of using the court system, consumers would have to take complaints or damages through an arbitration system under terms dictated by the company.
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The groups challenging the fees say that the law provides that the court system can only charge PACER fees necessary to maintaining the system.
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For a federal judge to file a lawsuit, let alone to sue his colleagues and the court system that he works in, is unusual.
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Trump and the White House consistently blasted them as "outrageous," even prompting a presidential tweet about how "broken and unfair" the court system is.
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The National Supervision Commission works outside the court system, and can hold suspects for up to six months without granting access to a lawyer.
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Requests are processed in about 100 days; rejected applicants can appeal in the civil court system, with their costs usually covered by the state.
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As is often the case with the Italian court system, the case has dragged on for many years with numerous judges reversing previous verdicts.
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All they have ruled on to this date is whether the order should be temporarily blocked while the court system susses out its legality.
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Just one day after the historic 45th anniversary of Roe V. Wade, yet another historic case is making its way through the court system.
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The U.S. immigration court system has a backlog of over 500,000 cases awaiting a decision on deportation, asylum or some other kind of protection.
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By March 2016, Ferguson and the U.S. Justice Department reached an agreement to overhaul the Missouri city's troubled police force and municipal court system.
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Warren would create an immigration court system independent from the U.S. Department of Justice and raise the number of refugees allowed into the country.
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The composition of the 9th Circuit should be determined by what is best for the court system as a whole and the public interest.
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Bundy wants the county to allow for a common law jury, outside of the court system, to hear evidence against the judge and others.
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Since then, he has cast himself as a "political prisoner" and the victim of vindictive labor unions, the federal government and the court system.
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In addition to the potential for being shamed and smeared, survivors face a number of other obstacles to getting justice through the court system.
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Trump administration attorneys are arguing that the federal court system cannot weigh in on its March approval of the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline.
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Compare this to the criminal court system, which generally appoints children a Guardian Ad Litem and an attorney (who is sometimes the same person).
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"Due process demands that we maintain an immigration court system with independent judges who have the authority and flexibility to make decisions," Johnson said.
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Such lawsuits often take years to wind through the court system, requiring plaintiffs to put up their own time and resources along the way.
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"Those decisions are personal in nature, I think that's just something the court system should not encourage nor mandate," Dunaway told CNN affiliate WTVF.
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WhatsApp has repeatedly gotten into spats with the Brazilian court system over the fact that it often cannot produce data authorities want for investigations.
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" On Sunday, he broadened his Twitter attacks on Robart, who was appointed by former Republican President George W. Bush, to include the "court system.
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Shortly after the unrest, an investigation by the Justice Department found the city's police and municipal court system had disproportionately targeted African-American residents.
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The agreement would require a municipal court system independent of the Police Department, new training for police officers and the repeal of some laws.
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His ideas are particularly disturbing because the attorney general oversees the immigration court system, giving Barr enormous power over both legal and undocumented immigrants.
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It takes 3 years to go through the court system, and the pregnancy they wanted to terminate takes… You see how this ends right?
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"This is clearly just another effort by opponents of the president to use the court system to advance a political agenda," the spokesman said.
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The arrest warrant and extradition requests will first proceed through the British court system, a process that could take six months to a year.
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His mother works in Mineola, N.Y., for the New York State Court system, and his father is in private practice in Great Neck, N.Y.
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In New York City, 169 cases were filed, said Lucian Chalfen, a spokesman for the New York Unified Court System, said in an email.
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"We can all agree that the current state of our immigration court system is not only completely inefficient, it is truly appalling," said Rep.
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The case still hung in the court system for months, showing just how protracted a court fight over impeachment witnesses and documents can be.
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Liss reached out online looking for another way, one where her attacker would still be held accountable, but that left the court system behind.
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To make matters worse, Turkey's court system has been in turmoil since a failed coup in 2016, further delaying already slow-moving criminal proceedings.
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The independent institutions of state that are supposed to constrain abuses by elected officials have also been undermined — including, most importantly, the court system.
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But people familiar with their thinking say they are less than satisfied with the outcome, and could bring objections through the Austrian court system.
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One counseling provider, Womankind, left the program in Queens this year after deciding it was easier to build trust outside of the court system.
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"After that ruling, I think the government saw the writing on the wall and wanted to get this out of the court system," Capt.
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A plea Friday would bring to an end to one of the most active criminal cases in the DC federal court system this year.
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Trump's first attorney general, Jeff Sessions, implemented a series of changes to the immigration court system that have continued under his successor, William Barr.
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The courts: A Senate majority representing a historically small percentage of the population enables an equally problematic court system, well beyond the Supreme Court.
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Starr also hits the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court system, saying there was "a real breakdown" in its dealings with the FBI and Justice Department.
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Two years later, Judge Wapner was elected presiding judge of the city's vast Superior Court system, in which he supervised some 20093 fellow judges.
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Nonetheless, Israel's military court system, whose conviction rate of Palestinians is over 99 percent, is little concerned with the international recognition I have received.
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The constitutional smackdown handed down in the Hage case should have ended rancher efforts to seize control of federal lands through the court system.
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A sharply critical report by the Justice Department last year documented discriminatory actions by Ferguson police and the municipal court system, especially against blacks.
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More than 6,000 cases worth about 47 billion Egyptian pounds ($2.67 billion) were in the court system when the new law came into effect.
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Covington, is one of a handful of challenges to the Tar Heel State's Republican-drawn district lines working their way through the court system.
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Aka is a 29-year-old refugee from Bagram, Afghanistan, who worked for the US government to build an independent court system in Afghanistan.
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The cops cited Lynch and Kiphuth with a third-degree felony burglary charge, which means they'll be dealing with the Fayette County court system.
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In fiscal year 2018, there were 679,627 pending immigration cases caught in the U.S. immigration court system, according to an analysis by Syracuse University.
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They are nuisances to the court system and the municipal police, no doubt, but in terms of national security, fringe members of the group.
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A spokesman for the New York court system told CNBC there is no date currently scheduled for Manafort to be arraigned on the state charges.
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In a letter submitted to the chief justice of the state's district court system, Estes said that he would leave his position on June 15.
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The federal court system - including the Supreme Court- can only sustain funded operations through January 25th, according to a post on the administrative courts website.
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We now have a federal court system that is doing the difficult and the ugly job of legislating from the bench on issue upon issue.
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And if this means having to go through the court system to enforce them doing the right thing, then that's what I have to do.
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The case is now before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review, the highest body in the surveillance court system below the US Supreme Court.
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The police are mediators that put people who have committed crimes in contact with the court system in order to hand down an appropriate punishment.
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Bryant's spokesman, Clay Chandler, said Monday that the ACLU was "trying to use the federal court system to push its liberal agenda" with the lawsuit.
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But she argued that if the Supreme Court upheld Green's conviction, it would create a bad precedent on transferring juveniles to the adult court system.
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There are currently 521,676 cases currently pending in the immigration court system — even after the Obama administration scrambled to hire more judges to adjudicate hearings.
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Adriano Espaillat and Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., who wrote to New York state's court system, which has a grievance committee for attorney complaints.
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A bunged-up court system made foreclosure all but impossible, so owners of even the sickliest of companies could spend lavishly without fear of repercussions.
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The legislation deals with how governments and courts request data kept outside national borders, where no single country's court system would have a clear jurisdiction.
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Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said the 9th Circuit's ruling had resulted in unnecessary bond hearings, adding to a backlog in the immigration court system.
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The current politicized court system, and the Trump Administration, are disrupting what would otherwise easily be understood as court precedent that governs all states nationwide.
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Both Thakur and Pingale's attackers are currently out on bail as their cases proceed through the court system, according to documents provided by their lawyers.
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Although some scientists are wary of using the court system to challenge the standard of care in medicine, advocates say it's become their only option.
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The Obama administration put the case on hold and attempted to move it to the civilian court system, before allowing the military commission to proceed.
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Indonesians also complain about the innumerable "expediting fees" bureaucrats demand for service, and foreign businesses worry that Indonesia's court system may not serve them well.
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"We have grave concerns here that they distrust the court system now and that we're not going to have continued cooperation of victims and witnesses."
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He was a senior Marine lawyer working in the Anbar province with a unit tasked with rebuilding the war-torn country's police and court system.
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Many disputes between the White House and Congress are now likely to churn through the court system and could even rise to the Supreme Court.
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At best, Sebok said in an email, Gawker might be able to bring a separate action against Hogan and Thiel for misusing the court system.
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But he said a court system specifically created to resolve disputes between investors and governments could be exploited by big business to dictate public policy.
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It continues the very disturbing trend of the politicization of Hong Kong's court system, with the government pushing the courts to serve Beijing's political agenda.
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And if the court system finds the suspects guilty of killing an innocent little girl, her family still may never learn why she was killed.
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He told WTVD that he was not interested in a trial and that nothing that happened in the court system would bring back his son.
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She's hiding here, she says, while a lawsuit she filed against the Kenyan government and the smelter owners works its way through the court system.
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The goal here, as elsewhere, is to keep minor drug offenders from clogging the court system, and relieving them of the stigma of a record.
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The Wisconsin legislature essentially turned over the court system to Foxconn, giving it a special appeals process direct to the conservative-leaning state supreme court.
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The Obama administration also has failed to maintain an immigration court system that can move people through removal proceedings in a reasonable amount of time.
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After the ruling, hundreds of lawyers, concerned that the Chinese government was undermining the court system, marched through the city's central business district on Tuesday.
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Commentators point out that despite the high-profile nature of the recent spate of cases, getting justice in India's court system is far from certain.
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In my interviews with judges and prosecutors, they willingly admitted that police perjury was part of the culture of the court system in Cook County.
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I can't help but recognize the common thread between the court system and the mental health crisis protocols of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
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"The government will initiate the indefinite suspension of the launch of the administrative court system," Gergely Gulyas, Orban's chief of staff, told a news conference.
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Mr. Huth had delayed a move waiting for his dream job to become available: chief records officer for the New York State Unified Court System.
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Sotomayor, by contrast, is producing a model for liberal judges throughout the federal court system — and those justices will not be in the wilderness forever.
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The Saudi monarchy adheres to an conservative version of Islam known as Wahhabism, which is ingrained in the country's social norms, government and court system.
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After years of his case being dragged out in the Bronx court system without a trial, a judge dismissed all charges against Browder in 2013.
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Many of them remained so committed to their counterculture ideals that they didn't really believe in the court system and its method of enacting justice.
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Conservative lawyers are known to choose his district to file cases, hoping he will fire opening salvos that propel their issues through the court system.
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"The entire system is flawed, the way that people are prosecuted, and the unfairness that black people experience in the court system," Ms. Brown said.
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Italy sought "Victorious Youth" as part of that deal, but the two sides tabled the discussion, as the battle moved into the Italian court system.
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India's court system is so glacial that a rape case against one prominent editor, Tarun Tejpal, is still pending five years after it was filed.
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Testimony was initially scheduled to resume April 6, but on Tuesday, the LA County court system suspended all criminal trials until at least April 16.
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While the inspector general has no jurisdiction over the court system, any finding of flaws with the DNA analysis could prompt an avalanche of litigation.
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A transparent, credible and peaceful process will affirm the power of Kenya's democracy — after its court system has already affirmed the strength of its institutions.
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In April 2019, the New York state court system issued a directive barring ICE agents from making arrests in its courthouses without a judicial warrant.
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And because this government is unable to resolve political challenges through politics, it is using a politicized court system to silence dissent and democratic debate.
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Prosecutors are expected to ask for the case to be transferred from the juvenile court system to Marshall County Circuit Court under youthful offender provisions.
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"Due process demands that we maintain an immigration court system with independent judges who have the authority and flexibility to make decisions," Mr. Johnson said.
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At the same time, the state court system is considering providing judges with a new tool to ensure that prosecutors turn over potentially exculpatory information.
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If this situation stands — and there's no expectation it won't — it could shake the court system and the integrity of American jurisprudence to its core.
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But lawyers for the state and the court system have adopted an additional strategy, arguing that they never employed Ms. Marquez in the first place.
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CNN and several other news and advocacy organizations, including USA Today and the Daily Caller, sought the memos and related documents through the court system.
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"So for us, that makes it clear … that the politicians behind this case are using the court system to wage a political battle," she added.
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He sought to speed civil processes in the notoriously inefficient court system to make it easier for banks to recoup bad debts by collecting collateral.
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Allowing victims of sexual harassment to have the choice to use the court system isn't just common sense, it's also the right thing to do.
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LGBTQ people innately understand the importance of the federal court system in maintaining the freedom to exist as a queer person in the United States.
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Two leading human rights lawyers had challenged the demarcation accord in Egypt's administrative court system, which deals with cases involving the government and public entities.
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"Those decisions are personal in nature and I think that's just something the court system should not encourage nor mandate," he told News Channel 5.
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These changes would be required in order to hold kids and their families while their case winds through the nation's incredibly backlogged immigration court system.
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One option would be for Congress to write a completely new law, and create a new enforcer and even a new court system to handle competition.
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It's another stark example of the way the court system treats victims, and why it's so burdensome, and indeed, un-enticing, for victims to report abuse.
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The fractured nature of the US court system, which includes thousands of courts across the country, means not everything will show up in just one search.
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The judges unanimously said in a brief 85033-page decision that the dispute centering around the Constitution's emoluments clauses has no place in the court system.
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The judges unanimously said in a brief 12-page decision that the dispute centering around the Constitution's emoluments clauses has no place in the court system.
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The travel ban could end up being reinstated as it works its way through the court system, while Congress could yet pass a bill repealing Obamacare.
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When it comes to Swiss franc mortgage rulings, he said there is no common line in the Polish court system, as the courts are in crisis.
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According to the New York State Unified Court System, Madison was arrested in March of this year for an incident that occurred on December 113, 2018.
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Congress has updated the AWA several times since it first passed as part of the Judiciary Act of 1789, which established the country's federal court system.
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The administration's zero-tolerance policy means adults crossing the border illegally are being prosecuted in the court system, while their children are left in holding cells.
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When it comes to Swiss franc mortgage rulings, he said there is no common line in the Polish court system, as the courts are in crisis.
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Wherever one stands on such incidents, though, certain truths remain: The court system is frustrating bullshit, and dancing is a lot more fun than navigating it.
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Adriano Espaillat and Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., who wrote to New York state&aposs court system, which has a grievance committee for attorney complaints.
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By agreeing with the Irish court, and declaring the Polish court system to be in effect illegitimate, the ECJ exacerbated the EU's widening east-west divide.
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"I found several articles on traditional solved-homicide survivors who have navigated the court system, but nothing on people who've never had that opportunity," she says.
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According to testimony, he was hoping to carve off $10 million that he could shift to the state's court system, which was run by Roy Moore.
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Garner is asking the judge in her divorce to have the case yanked from the court system and put in the hands of a private judge.
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An independent court system is a vital democratic backstop; it can block an authoritarian leader's attempts to centralize power and even declare anti-democratic laws unconstitutional.
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Eitzah became involved with Leah's grandparents, her principal, and even the man who was helping her father sort out his divorce in the Hasidic court system.
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So far none of these claims appear to rise to the level of what lawyers and the court system would label a true conflict of interest.
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DOJ officials said the individuals who are prosecuted criminally are subject to expedited removal, so it should not have an impact on the immigration court system.
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As Puerto Rico's bankruptcy proceeds through the federal court system, the island's retirees are facing a startling reality of fighting with bondholders for their fair share.
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"A little over half of the grant is focused on data science and getting transparency into the state of policing and the court system," Steele said.
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The only recourse in the case of discrimination is the court system, not a terribly hospitable place for those paper dolls in the full-skirted frocks.
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The state's Office of Court Administration, which operates New York's court system, used to sell a daily data feed of housing court cases to the companies.
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Impacting citizens, the system shutdown crippled the court system, limited vital communications involving critical infrastructure requests and forced the Atlanta Police Department to file paper reports.
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The State Department had argued that the federal court system doesn't even have the right to review Trump's approval, because it stems from his constitutional authorities.
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"And Cheryl did everything, everything she needed to do to be acquitted: going through the court system, drug tests, hearings, all of it," Dr. Wade says.
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"The court system ... is an entirely internal matter," PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski was quoted as saying by Gazeta Polska newsweekly in an article published on Wednesday.
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According to Elizabeth Stevens, chair of the Federal Bar Association's Immigration Laws Section, establishing an independent immigration court system is not a new initiative in Congress.
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They're trying to use a six-month statute of limitations as a sword and a shield from preventing [Adams] from having access to the court system.
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The response to it that I feel is the most irrational and inappropriate is the egregious punishments laid out by the court system for those charged.
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Once a case goes into the court system, a judge could encourage the option, but Geske said it's still up to the prosecutor and the victim.
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The House on Friday approved legislation to set new limits on class action lawsuits and new requirements for asbestos victims seeking compensation through the court system.
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As versions of the case made their way through the Mississippi court system, judges and appellate courts took notice of Mr. Evans's disregard for Batson v.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate confirmed its 40th circuit court judge on Wednesday, filling nearly a quarter of the circuit court system with conservative appointments under President Trump.
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His withdrawal prompts a fresh political standoff that could result in more deadly protests, and triggers another stress-test for the country's court system, they said.
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Although the right to a speedy trial is guaranteed by the Constitution, the Bronx's court system is so clogged that cases can drag on for years.
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Despite lawsuits like Ms. Garrick's, the court system does not present the greatest challenge to evangelicals who govern their institutions according to traditional doctrines of sexuality.
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" The president, in suggesting that he might consider sending the defendant to Guantánamo Bay, enthusiastically trashed the federal court system as a "joke" and a "laughingstock.
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The state court system was expecting so many lawsuits that 45 judges have been set aside to deal exclusively with the influx of cases, Chalfen said.
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In an accidental call to a reporter, a longtime spokesman for the New York State Court system admitted that he barely showed up for his job.
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He also cut $334,700 from the state's appellate court system, writing in a veto document that the amount reflected the cost of government-funded abortion services.
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In those days, Argentina's administration was openly defiant of the U.S. court system, vowing it would never pay billions of dollars in judgments obtained by creditors.
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Mr. Epstein was charged this year with sex trafficking and was in prison as those charges worked through the court system; he killed himself in August.
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Gerald Bostock was devastated when he learned he had been fired from his job overseeing child welfare services for the Clayton County, Georgia juvenile court system.
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Mr. Neal's decision follows a shake-up at the Executive Office for Immigration Review, the court system that adjudicates the country's immigration cases, including asylum cases.
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The case had been winding its way through the court system for a decade, until Monday, when the United States Supreme Court declined to hear it.
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He also called for lawmakers to amend immigration policy to allow for a more efficient immigration court system and address the enormous backlog of immigration cases.
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A perennial argument of supporters of such measures is that many claims are frivolous, clogging the court system and driving up health care costs for everyone.
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He has already been using his newfound freedom to rail on Japan's criminal court system, which boasts a conviction rate above 99% once suspects are charged.
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Despite not having a legal leg to stand on, the Moms, with support from the community, took this process all the way through the court system.
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That autonomy includes civil liberties like freedom of speech, an independent court system and a legislature in which half the seats are filled through popular elections.
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"This is clearly just another effort by opponents of the President to use the court system to advance a political agenda," Garten said in a statement.
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Phil Bryant recently led an effort to pass reforms that restore second chances to people coming home from prison and expand the state's drug court system.
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According to the ABA, the only way to resolve these issues is to transfer the immigration court functions to a newly-created Article I court system.
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Sanders is also vowing to use the bankruptcy court system and allow people to adjudicate debt stemming from payments to providers and insurers for medical expenses.
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But the Department of Justice oversees the immigration court system — which gives the attorney general an entree to make immigration policy and to manage its execution.
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Twenty-one young plaintiffs -- now somewhat less-young than when they filed the complaint in 2015 -- have watched their lawsuit pinball around the court system for years.
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"We are reviewing all of our options in the court system and confident we will prevail on the merits of the case," an administration official told CNN.
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Salvini, who has clashed with Italy's court system over his attempts to veto landings, says the country has borne too much responsibility for handling migration to Europe.
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Almost 30 percent of those programs are deemed "mission critical" by the city meaning that they control crucial city services like the court system and law enforcement.
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I also want to the say that while we've made some progress on the Patriot Act, I do believe that we need an adversarial court system there.
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And in the delicate relationship between religious courts and the secular legal system, it's up to the High Court to save the rabbinical court [system] from itself.
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Instead, Goldman Sachs or Apple can choose to resolve the problem through an arbitration process, in which a theoretically neutral judge outside of the court system decides.
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The fact that Congress funds DC's local court system was news to Geanacopoulos and Pollock, who live in New York City but previously worked for Democratic Sen.
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Wise, founder and president of the Nonhuman Rights Project, has spent his entire legal career preparing to represent the first chimpanzee plaintiffs in the U.S. court system.
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"Our federal resources, our U.S. marshals and the federal court system are being used, I think, by the private sector," Mr. Green said in the Fox interview.
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The law was quickly overturned in the court system (feds enforce immigration policy, not local governments), but Barletta became a national hero for the anti-illegals crowd.
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There is an existing military court system, with judges, prosecutors and courts martial, but lawmakers have sought to change the current system to better address sexual assault.
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The cost of making the proposed changes, which would require a significant expansion of the administrative court system, must still be worked out, Ms. Mark-Viverito said.
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If officers still use too heavy a hand in communities of color, these changes may simply shift the consequences of unfair policing to a different court system.
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Anna's lawyer, Disso Queen Laura Wasser, asked the judge Monday to remove the case from the court system and have a private judge handle the case instead.
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Last month, Jones posted several videos on YouTube in which he gripes about his ex-wife and the court system that sided with her in the divorce.
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The FBI ultimately hacked into the device with help from a third party, but first it tried to leverage the court system to compel Apple to help.
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Once it opposes the order, the judicial process takes over, with it going first to a district court, and then progressing through the court system on appeals.
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CNBC obtained them from the Orange County Superior Court system on Friday, a day after a hearing in Golden's criminal case ended with the case being continued.
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The nearly five years that the Sandy Hook case has spent winding through the court system "shows you how strong this immunity really is," Mr. Winkler said.
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They point to studies that document bias in the family court system: against black parents, poor parents and single mothers, indigenous parents, and survivors of domestic violence.
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His lawyers filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission, asking a court to order his immediate reinstatement as head of Alabama's court system.
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Grand jury matters in the federal court system are typically kept secret, unless a witness decides to speak about the subpoenas they receive or their experience testifying.
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" On Sunday, Trump broadened his Twitter attacks on U.S. District Judge James Robart in Seattle, who issued the temporary stay on Friday, to include the "court system.
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The court system has provided training for judges and implemented rules to speed up the resolution of the lawsuits, which may result in money awards to victims.
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Since then, Carlson has testified before Congress on forced arbitration, a common TV contract clause that legally binds parties to settle resolutions outside of the court system.
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The city was forced to fix its municipal court system and seek other ways to get funds other than from issuing tickets that mostly targeted black residents.
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"The ACLU continues its mission of trying to use the federal court system to push its liberal agenda," Bryant said in a statement responding to the lawsuit.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary unexpectedly announced the indefinite suspension of a new administrative court system on Thursday, backtracking on a reform that had raised concerns over judicial independence.
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But the report is the first detailed analysis that reveals the potential implications of the shutdown for an immigration court system that's already facing a crushing backlog.
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Our nation's leaders must act on these needed reforms to ensure the proper functioning of our court system consistent with the most important principles in our Constitution.
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When the temple opened for the first time since the ruling on Wednesday, it became the latest battleground between India's liberal court system and deeply conservative traditions.
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He has several clients who have been waiting to appear in court, but without a functioning court system, there is little he can do to help them.
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The efficiency of London's court system has long made it popular with foreigners filing international lawsuits, and a cheaper currency has improved the cost benefit of litigation.
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Commanders have said that an alternative antiterrorism court system will be used to prosecute leaders of an ethnic Pashtun protest movement that witnesses insist has stayed peaceful.
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It may also affect the vanguard of advocates able to navigate the labyrinthine U.S. immigration court system (which is currently backlogged by more than 540,000 pending cases).
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The practice — common to many industries — has been denounced for allowing companies to keep sexual misconduct claims out of the court system and away from public view.
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"But when you have kids, and you are in the court system, and have the community fighting you, I always say you need to slow it down."
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Vanessa said she wanted to get her legal affairs in order ASAP because of uncertainty surrounding the court system due to coronavirus pandemic and potential government shutdowns.
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The governor also vetoed court system funding, the recall group alleges, to retaliate against the Alaska Supreme Court for its ruling on public funding of elective abortions.
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A former correctional officer, she recently became a case manager, a job that involves providing counseling and serving as a liaison between inmates and the court system.
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Many other suits filed under the act have failed to gain traction because there are few assets for the court system to seize if a lawsuit succeeds.
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Hackers protesting the sentencing of two Myanmar men in Thailand have struck for the second time this year, disabling many sites associated with the Thai court system.
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Orban's fans admire the way he waged war on Hungary's constitution to defang the court system and rewrite laws to empower his office and favor his party.
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Beyond Gorsuch, the simply majority vote needed for judicial appointments has allowed Trump and McConnell to move quickly toward reshaping other levels of the federal court system.
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The stories involved different government agencies and rules: The city's Department of Buildings, the state Division of Housing and Community Renewal and the city's housing court system.
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The New York court system is expected to approve a rule change soon: Judges would issue an order in criminal cases reminding prosecutors of their Brady obligations.
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City officials, however, say Ferguson is well on its way to change, particularly in its municipal court system, which came under harsh criticism by the Justice Department.
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One of the most effective means of preventing tyranny was the vesting of the power of judicial review in a court system insulated from direct political pressures.
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Mr. Bookstaver began his employment by the courts in 1996, and, under Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, became communications director for the New York State Unified Court System.
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It's hoped that establishing a court system will ease the burden faced by Kurdish forces as convictions would help speed up the process of relocating the prisoners.
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She and Mr. Johnson are asking the court system "to act outside its authority and overturn the jury's verdict, decades after it became final," Mr. Schmitt stated.
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"I'm happy that he changed his pleas from not guilty to guilty to save the court system and police precious time to pursue other things," she said.
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"Catch and release" refers to the fact that many undocumented immigrants end up living in the US for years because of a deeply backlogged immigration court system.
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However, the ruling indicated the increasing independence of Kenya's court system and may help build trust in the country's institutions over the long term, according to Gordon.
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It can also be harder for them to navigate than the court system, shields information from public disclosure, and often leads to worse monetary outcomes, she said.
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Pacer, a 30-year-old relic that remains unwieldy to use, is a collection of online portals run by the administrative arm of the federal court system.
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The Ferguson Police Department had previously been the focus of two DOJ investigations, which found a pattern of civil rights violations within its police and court system.
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It is not news that cases can take a long time to wind their way through the court system in New York, or that lawyers use delay tactics.
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WASHINGTON — Hungarian strongman Viktor Orban has been widely accused of rolling back democracy, undermining press freedom, villainizing refugees and trampling over the independence of his country's court system.
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Our overburdened and misused court system has recently been forced to release violent offenders, with no diagnosed mental illness and pending criminal charges, due to unconstitutional trial delays.
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Ford is now seeking damages from Mecum and Flynn in the same court system, with the initial case management conference between Ford and Mecum scheduled for Aug 17.
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Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said the aim was to end a crippling bottleneck in the court system, part of wider reforms he said were demanded by investors.
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The Court of Urgent Matters' original brief was to tackle cases that needed quick resolution but risked getting bogged down for long periods in the regular court system.
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She expects to file an appeal of Kearney's decision within 28 days, though the case will likely take months to move through the appeals court system, she said.
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He has reportedly served with Gretna police since 2005 but has not been a patrol officer, instead working in the court system and with people under house arrest.
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"The way the court system works right now, it doesn't work to protect sexual assault survivors," Jessica LePage, a volunteer at a rape crisis centre, told VICE News.
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But in a court filing last week, the Trump administration requested that Chutkan's injunction be put on hold while the appeal winds its way through the court system.
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With several changes to the immigration court system, it's uncertain how quickly they will know whether they can stay in the US or whether they have to leave.
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The original case that rose through the court system from 2010 involved an auction notice for a Spanish man's repossessed home that was published in a local newspaper.
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Policy would be a three-way decision, not a presidential decision, and the court system and separation of powers would remain intact, along with the Bill of Rights.
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The local court system in DC is funded by Congress, one of a number of city government operations that still interact in some way with the federal government.
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The EPA decision, which the agency said can be appealed to the federal court system within six months, drew angry responses from elected officials in the affected states.
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President Donald Trump complained about the "broken and unfair" court system after a federal judge in California blocked his termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Trump has said he would "absolutely" consider an attempt to break up the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the West Coast's court system that has a liberal bent.
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Sometimes referred to as forced arbitration, mandatory arbitration is a form of dispute resolution that generally requires consumers to handle any legal disputes outside the federal court system.
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A court system developed by law firm Latham & Watkins and labeled "independent" would have judges reporting directly to the king, and operating under Shariah law, or Islamic jurisprudence.
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A federal court ruled to block President Donald Trump's attempted ban on transgender military members on Monday, as a case against the ban works through the court system.
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Perhaps most importantly, the part of the deportation process that has so far posed the biggest obstacle to mass deportation — the immigration court system — is under Sessions's control.
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Roque, 52, submitted the paperwork Tuesday in Suffolk County, New York, Lucian Chalfen, director of public information for the New York State Unified Court System, confirms to PEOPLE.
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The case had been redacted when it was initially filed in January in the L.A. Superior Court system, but Snap unsealed the documents in a motion on Monday.
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In January, the Supreme Court permitted the administration to carry out the policy while Karnoski's case, along with the others, works its way through the federal court system.
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A LOT OF RIGHTS HAVE BEEN BUILT INTO THE COURT SYSTEM, IF YOU WILL, AND THEY HAVE A BACKGROUND THAT SAYS PROTECT HUMAN BEINGS FROM THINGS LIKE TORTURE.
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A federal judge on Friday put a temporary nationwide block on that week-old executive order, leading the Republican president to criticize the judge and the court system.
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Since surrendering to U.S. forces, he has been held in an undisclosed location in Iraq, with limited access to the rights and prerogatives of the U.S. court system.
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"Today's decision is a victory for election integrity, and a defeat for those who use the federal court system to make election law across the country," he said.
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On the same day, Trump took to Twitter to argue undocumented immigrants should not have access to the court system and should instead be deported without due process.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to fall behind on legislative solutions and the Justice Department persists in its attempts to undermine mutual legal assistance treaties in the court system.
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The Supreme Court earlier this month allowed the administration to move forward with its policy even as cases challenging Trump's decision make their way though the court system.
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Immigration has largely fallen to the back burner in the Senate after its failed debate earlier this year and with the program tied up in the court system.
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As a result, the design of a national court system became one of the main sticking points impacting ratification—especially in two critical states, Virginia and New York.
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Parents in the court system, who are often victims of abuse and neglect themselves, may be unable to provide even a minimal level of safety for their children.
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Bulgaria's court system is in shambles, the media are in the hands of powerful oligarchs, and its democratic norms are subject to the whims of the political elite.
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Some constitutional scholars say Trump's tactics are problematic because they could undercut the public's faith in the court system by appearing to pressure judges over politically charged decisions.
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While efforts have been made to solve the structural issues that plague the immigration court system, Slavin said that it will take more than money to fix it.
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Wade in the court system, find a way to create restrictions in the law, but going after kids is how you lose the value of what you're saying.
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Among other things, one of the most serious flaws in the immigration court system is its failure to ensure that every person facing removal is guaranteed legal counsel.
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He sees no irony in demanding a hearing to allow Adelman to attack conservatives and Republicans to show the "increasingly partisan" and "biased nature" of the court system.
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"My parents were fighting over custody of me and my sister, yet our rights were the only ones not being protected by the court system," said Judge Friederwitzer.
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The Hungarian Parliament, controlled by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's far-right party, approved the creation of a parallel court system that will go into operation within a year.
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" On Saturday, the president called Robert a "so-called judge" and then followed up by tweeting that people should blame him and the court system if "something happens.
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An increase in the number of these migrants is adding to delays in a court system that is already overwhelmed by a backlog of more than 800,000 cases.
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Each state has a different legal standard for presenting evidence about accusations that have not led to indictments, as do the different districts of the federal court system.
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But the Trump administration's new policy of prosecuting cases that previously were most often not a priority is pushing thousands of new defendants into the federal court system.
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Because of the strain the coronavirus pandemic has had on the California court system, Judge Whelan said that Hunter wouldn't have to turn himself in until late May.
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On Wednesday, Trump praised Barr for intervening in the Stone case -- outraging critics who saw the President's previous pressure as staining a tradition of an impartial court system.
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After Mr. Kozinski's retirement in 2017, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said that the federal court system had to do more to protect employees from sexual harassment.
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What kind of person in the United States of the 1930s would be the one most likely to seek justice outside of the police and the court system.
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As chief administrator she was ultimately responsible for the operation of the court system, with a say over issues like the nomination of new senior judges or budgeting.
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In May, the government unexpectedly announced it was suspending the idea of a new administrative court system, backtracking on a reform that had raised concerns over judicial independence.
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Trump probably wouldn't support expanding the court unless he could appoint new justices, but he would love for Congress to change the makeup of the US court system.
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Slovakian authorities must now decide whether to extradite the woman to Poland, but her lawyer said recent judiciary reforms had undermined the fairness of the Polish court system.
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At the same time, though, he said the forensic psychiatrist had a responsibility to protect vulnerable patients from being exploited by skilled professional adversaries in the court system.
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With all due respect to the federal court system, we don't need a series of legal appeals to laugh at the absurdity of that part of the decision.
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Then more than a century later, William Taft inherited a federal court system that was under relentless political attack and encountered regular interference from the other two branches.
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They will take months, churn all the way through the court system and delay any final accounting for the President -- possibly until the heat of the 2020 campaign.
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There's no indication yet they've gotten the information they sought, but prosecutors Tuesday night indicated they're willing to reveal more about the ongoing fight in the court system.
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Ms. Cantil-Sakauye, a Republican, wrote that she worried that the practice would erode the public's trust of the court system and stop crime victims from seeking justice.
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