This year, a court criminally convicted Insys executives, and the feds criminally charged distributors Rochester Drug Cooperative and Miami-Luken.
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There is Justice Department guidance on the books advising that a sitting president can't be criminally indicted, but a former president can be criminally charged after leaving office.
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But I will tell you what isn't fictionalized are her e-mails, where she destroyed 33,1003 e-mails criminally, criminally, after getting a subpoena from the United States Congress.
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But I will tell you what isn't fictionalized are her e-mails where she destroyed 33,000 e-mails criminally, criminally, after getting a subpoena from the United States Congress.
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The question is – who will be held criminally responsible?
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DAVID SOLOMON: Well I think, Wilf, I've been very, very clear that I was outraged that we had somebody at the firm that acted in such a criminally difficult -- criminally inappropriate way.
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But will anyone actually be prosecuted criminally for this disaster?
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Nassar has also been criminally charged and pleaded not guilty.
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He has not been criminally charged with trade secret theft.
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Giuliani has not been criminally charged and has denied wrongdoing.
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His breathalyzer test showed a criminally high level of alcohol.
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Neither has been criminally charged in connection with the Jan.
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Some suggested the boy's parents should be held criminally responsible.
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The prices are criminally expensive, but you pay for convenience.
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"Due process," he said, will reveal whether anyone acted criminally.
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A jury must now decide whether Ramos is criminally responsible.
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Warren renewed her assertion that Stumpf should be criminally investigated.
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The trial has been criminally underreported and not without reason.
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Under the deal with federal prosecutors, Alpha wasn't criminally charged.
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More than two decades passed before anyone was criminally charged.
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Nobody from Lehman Brothers or Citigroup has been criminally charged.
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The issue is that it was so criminally, depressingly familiar.
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Clinton should have been criminally charged for the email server.
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His microdramedies are bouillon cubes of black satire — criminally salty.
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Not nearly enough, and criminally seldom in the United States.
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The organizer of the rally has not been criminally charged.
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Because no one on Trump's list has been criminally charged.
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The US prosecutors now believe the transaction was criminally fraudulent.
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"Presidents cannot be indicted or criminally investigated," Barr's memo said.
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The probe has resulted in one individual being criminally charged.
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Maxwell has never been criminally charged in connection with Epstein.
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It does not mean that anyone has been criminally indicted.
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The question is whether Syd's past is tragic or criminally checkered.
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Dalle's criminally underrated solo LP Diploid Love came out in 2014.
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There are 15 people who have been criminally charged so far.
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In return, he pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and coercion.
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Grundhoffer has not been criminally charged or sued in this matter.
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Warren called Stumpf "gutless," and said he should be criminally investigated.
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First of all, Ms Kondo laments that tidying is criminally misunderstood.
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The jury bought the defense's version ... Snellgrove's off the hook, criminally.
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For the record, Allen was investigated twice, criminally, but never charged.
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She has denied the allegations and has not been criminally charged.
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Allen has consistently denied the allegation and was not criminally charged.
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In response, Yiannopoulos called for Berkeley's administrators to be criminally prosecuted.
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Mr. Blatter was not criminally charged in connection with those inquiries.
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Even worse, very few if any corporate leaders are punished criminally.
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You are liable, criminally liable for the commission of that crime.
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Most of them are lovely and not doing anything criminally insane.
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Their later unhip records Honeys Dead and Munki are criminally overlooked.
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She has not been criminally charged and has denied all allegations.
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Criminally — for such a savagely funny writer — the jokes don't land.
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He has not yet been criminally tried related to this case.
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But there's a difference between getting it wrong and acting criminally.
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As for law enforcement, no one has yet criminally charged Giuliani.
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Mitsakos was criminally charged with securities fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy.
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He has called for his political opponents to be criminally investigated.
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Few of them behave as cruelly and criminally as Mr. Trump.
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The suspended players, who were not criminally charged, await appeal hearings.
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He also chose not to say whether Trump criminally obstructed justice.
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The question is, Do I think anyone will ever be criminally charged?
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He has denied all wrongdoing, and has yet to be criminally charged.
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The audacious and hilarious Oliver in Crazy Rich Asians was criminally underused.
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The Orlando PD later recommended Paige be criminally charged for the incident.
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An Ohio grand jury declined in 2015 to criminally charge the officers.
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Legal scholars have disputed whether an incumbent president can be charged criminally.
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But pumpkin pie doesn't need to be so basic, so criminally mediocre.
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Per Mueller, Russia criminally interfered in the election in two main ways.
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Cain denied the allegations at the time and was never criminally charged.
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Warren says Stumpf should return his salary and be criminally investigated. Sept.
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Outside court, he suggested that Evans should be prosecuted criminally for perjury.
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It is criminally hard to find in one easy digital download form.
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Stagg was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide on June 20.
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Things could have ended badly and all 3 will be criminally prosecuted.
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Snyder has said he believed he had not done anything criminally wrong.
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Unlike some other 1D-related music this week, it's not criminally long.
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A judge recently ruled that Uber wasn't criminally liable in the incident.
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It's the second time distributors have been criminally charged with these crimes.
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The real problem with the display however, is that it's criminally underused.
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Now she is being criminally prosecuted for third-degree assault, a misdemeanor.
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At least one person has been criminally charged with threatening early voters.
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Instead, the physician who performed the procedure would be held criminally liable.
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Python being Python, installing and importing language extensions is criminally easy. OK!
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"I'm going to be criminally charged," Corsi said during a YouTube livestream.
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But if it's willful, if it's intentional, it can be handled criminally.
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Indeed, Clinton clearly lied under oath yet he was not criminally charged.
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Snyder previously said he believed he had not done anything criminally wrong.
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An Ohio grand jury declined to criminally charge the officers in 2015.
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But nothing ever really came out of those past cases criminally, right?
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Michaelina Wautier presents a most curious case of a criminally overlooked talent.
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I mean really, we're not trying to promote anything being done criminally.
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Officer Sullivan was charged with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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She ultimately pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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Sometimes even those who mistakenly start a fire are held criminally liable.
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Other clients were charged with public drunkenness, underage drinking and criminally trespassing.
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The Warren who told Wells Fargo's CEO he should be criminally investigated.
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"Do you plan to criminally indict Steve Cohen?" one of them asked.
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And supporters of the #MeToo movement want to see him criminally punished.
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Management was criminally negligent, 346 lives of passengers and crew were lost.
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Those over 221 can be charged criminally for any kind of offense.
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He is now being criminally referred by Horowitz for falsifying that information.
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Mr. Low, who has denied any wrongdoing, has not been criminally charged.
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But this Wisconsin man was a bit more criminally ambitious, police say.
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He denied the allegations at the time and was never criminally charged.
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Much of it's small-scale subsistence looting; some of it's criminally industrial.
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A woman seeking an abortion would not be criminally or civilly responsible.
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None of the four men has been criminally charged in connection with Epstein.
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Prevezon Holdings, in which she is accused of acting criminally as a lawyer.
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He also questioned whether such cases could be prosecuted civilly, rather than criminally.
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In conclusion, the criminally un-nominated Rita Moreno may have said it best.
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Both Wang and Shen have been criminally charged by prosecutors with prostitution crimes.
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Tyndall has been criminally charged with multiple felonies; he has pleaded not guilty.
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The law blocks liability lawsuits against gunmakers when their products were used criminally.
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Five of those cases involved students who were criminally charged in juvenile court.
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Who is criminally liable when a self-driving car fatally strikes a pedestrian?
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Some suggested the boy's parents should be held criminally responsible for the incident.
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Criminally, embedding is disabled on this one, so click here to watch. 3.
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In fact, he faulted Comey for the opposite -- for not criminally charging Clinton.
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This band is criminally underrated and y'all need to get on this, stat.
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Justin was charged criminally in the case, and already paid $80k in restitution.
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Ivanka Trump's scarves were recalled because they were highly flammable and criminally bland.
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The singer vehemently denied the allegations, and now he's off the hook ... criminally.
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Dean Parisot, who helmed the criminally underrated Galaxy Quest, is onboard to direct.
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Snyder said in April he believed he had not done anything criminally wrong.
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Earlier this week, a jury found the police criminally responsible for the deaths.
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This song is criminally terrible, which is aesthetically consistent with the "Glosses" video.
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He said prosecutors would try to determine whether the man was criminally liable.
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The fact is Trump could be criminally charged with a federal campaign violation.
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Most disabled people are poor, because disability in this country is criminally expensive.
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He is facing charges of two counts of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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All 50 states, meanwhile, criminally punish attacks against state or local police officers.
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President Trump should not be criminally prosecuted for doing what John Edwards did.
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Only revolutionary change can bring justice and equality to a criminally unjust world.
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"We don't punish parents criminally for the conduct of their children," he added.
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Additionally, the D.A. could charge him criminally for failure to pay the support.
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Snyder said Wednesday he did not believe he had done anything criminally wrong.
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Patel was not the first woman criminally charged, nor was she the last.
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Also: don't put your criminally incriminating stuff in the trash by your house!
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And even when police do get criminally charged, they very rarely get convicted.
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In Los Angeles, law enforcement officers are rarely held criminally accountable for shootings.
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Sergeant Barry was charged with murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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Mr. Ramos could be found guilty in the shooting but not criminally responsible.
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Neither Maxwell nor any other of Epstein's alleged conspirators has been criminally charged.
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He added that the federal authorities had no plans to criminally prosecute anyone.
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And it is conceivable that some DOJ people will also be charged criminally.
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There's also an overdue effort to hold its executives criminally and civilly liable.
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Under Tennessee law, criminal homicide includes murder, voluntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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" She declared that Stumpf should be criminally investigated, accusing him of "gutless leadership.
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An inquest jury recommended that seven employees of the jail be criminally charged.
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It's some degree of comfort that the officers will be held criminally accountable.
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Look, it is a very difficult thing to hold an institution criminally liable.
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Although migrants could still face deportation, they could no longer be criminally prosecuted.
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At the parents, accusing them of neglect and demanding that they be criminally charged.
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Some even suggested the boy's parents should be held criminally responsible for the incident.
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His administration is choosing to criminally prosecute migrants and was choosing to split families.
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Class C felonies in Alabama include criminally negligent homicide, custody interference and criminal tampering.
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It's unprecedented, and it's deeply, humanly disturbing, never mind criminally out of the ordinary.
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Two of them, former officers Kenneth Betts and Brandon Wood, have been charged criminally.
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Stone was criminally charged by Mueller with obstruction, lying to Congress and witness intimidation.
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Fishman said in 2015 that Christie would not be criminally charged in the events.
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This is a literally a blueprint for 'How I want to get criminally charged.
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I firmly believe that educators in this country are criminally underpaid and under rewarded.
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The state argued that Nero was criminally liable for Miller's actions as an accomplice.
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Scronic was criminally charged with one count each of securities fraud and wire fraud.
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He has long denied the accusations and, until December, had never been criminally charged.
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Spacey has been criminally charged in the allgeged incident ... and he denies the allegations.
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Authorities declined to criminally charge any of the players, citing a lack of evidence.
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Due to his age, Frankie will not be criminally charged with his sister's death.
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To date, only one VW employee has been criminally charged in the United States.
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Pennsylvania officials last year criminally charged Cosby with sexually assaulting a woman in 2005.
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The Pennsylvania case is the only incident for which Cosby has been criminally charged.
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At their peak in the late 1960s, most hijackings were politically or criminally motivated.
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Redmond has not been criminally charged and declined to be interviewed by the university.
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Some 41 states have eliminated statutes of limitations for criminally prosecuting child sex abuse.
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Outside the antitrust area, a criminally actionable collusive agreement is described as a conspiracy.
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Although the president can be sued, it's unclear whether he can be criminally indicted.
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The so-called "insanity defense" bars such an individual from being held criminally responsible.
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But a member of the task force said companies could be held criminally liable.
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BOOKER: They should absolutely be held criminally liable because they are liable and responsible.
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By 213, more than 20 employees of Swiss financial institutions had been criminally charged.
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In March 2019, prosecutors said Uber Technologies was not criminally liable for the crash.
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" And the criminally enterprising Shelby family returns for a new season of "Peaky Blinders.
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I see an enormous and criminally expensive candle in Anthropologie that I really like.
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That guard was never criminally charged and remains employed by the city Correction Department.
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Known as "Lefty" for his left-handed stroke, Mr. Mickelson was not criminally charged.
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Especially for women, pop is often considered the domain of the almost criminally young.
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Mr. Chehebar served a four-and-a-half-month sentence for criminally negligent homicide.
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Then Golsteyn alleged that he was criminally charged after a discussion on Fox News.
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They were found guilty of manslaughter and related offenses, but not criminally negligent homicide.
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But the Elkhart County prosecutor, Vicki E. Becker, declined to hold anyone criminally responsible.
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Previously, people apprehended crossing the border illegally were often deported without being criminally charged.
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After that, they have to be criminally detained, formally arrested or released on bail.
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It's led to a flood of immigrants being criminally charged with illegal entry misdemeanors.
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He was criminally charged in December with sexually assaulting a woman in Pennsylvania in 2004.
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As part of a plea deal, Nichols pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide and coercion.
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I am working on a 20 year retrospective of a criminally underrated comedy right now.
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Englesbe was not criminally charged, though the incident was caught on the restaurant's surveillance camera.
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Brazil's top prosecutor said the company should be criminally prosecuted and executives held personally responsible.
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He has strongly denied those claims as "completely bogus," and has not been criminally charged.
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Overall, Liang faced five counts, including second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and criminally negligent homicide.
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Servin was criminally charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless discharge of a firearm and reckless conduct.
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A trial to determine whether he is criminally responsible is expected to start Nov. 4.
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The accusations have been vehemently denied by Dr. Luke, who has never been criminally charged.
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Instead, the lynch mob demands that the child's parents be criminally charged and prosecuted. Why?
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If Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress, he could be criminally liable, Waxman said.
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Warren blasts $WFC CEO: "You should resign...and you should be criminally investigated..." pic.twitter.com/OHueDg9Nbz
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Kelly, whose real name is Robert Kelly, has been criminally accused of sexual misconduct before.
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Beyonce, Lemonade To call Beyonce's Lemonade just an album is to sell it criminally short.
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He said the FBI's previous investigations into the server had concluded Clinton hadn't acted criminally.
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"They've charged me criminally, and I have court to go to," Potok told Global News.
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Banks are also criminally liable if an IPO prospectus is found to have misled investors.
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Although Durst has long been suspected in Kathleen's death, he has never been criminally charged.
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But just how are these settlements reached in the aftermath of officers' being criminally exonerated?
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They were eventually cleared criminally, but they've now filed lawsuits against NYPD and the city.
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"It's a tragic situation, but criminally, Joey Ems did not commit a crime," he said.
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I nod, shutting my mouth on the criminally dull tale that was trying to escape.
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Important to note, most have denied the allegations and very few have been criminally charged.
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Prosecutors criminally charged seven defendants in December 2016 over two alleged fraudulent schemes involving Platinum.
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The Justice Department claimed it reserved the right to criminally prosecute anyone suspected of wrongdoing.
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Multiple Flint officials have been criminally charged with attempting to cover up the lead contamination.
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Your opponents must not only be wrong but criminally culpable in our extreme political discourse.
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Mesa's attorney Randolph Ortega said the U.S. could have chosen to criminally prosecute his client.
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In some of those states, parents can be criminally liable if minors access their guns.
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"Betty" is also just a terrific show — sweet and smart and surprising, and criminally underrated.
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Fifty celebrities, business people, athletic coaches and others have been criminally charged in the scandal.
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While some may view that as criminally egotistical, it is not in fact technically criminal.
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Redmond has not been criminally charged, and he has denied the allegations of sexual assault.
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Despite three top 10 hits and four Grammy nominations, Charlie Puth still feels criminally underrated.
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He also pleaded guilty to conspiring to enter into monetary transactions involving criminally-derived property.
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The family also said they were "profoundly disappointed" that Officer Vinson was not criminally charged.
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They include the violation of the Foreign Advisers Registration Act (FARA), violations rarely charged criminally.
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If an executive intentionally misleads the government, he or she could be held criminally responsible.
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Elizabeth Warren: Here's how the Justice Department and SEC should criminally investigate Wells Fargo's CEO
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The defense is expected to argue de Grood is not criminally responsible for the crimes.
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Sipes filed a police report, but changed his mind and dropped it ... at least criminally.
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Most criminally: Love, we must assume, was Mr. Lehrer's salvation during his time of crisis.
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While several company executives were held criminally liable, they didn't spend a day in jail.
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My father, Fred, and others who defied the military orders were criminally charged and imprisoned.
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She said the Trump administration continues to criminally prosecute single adults apprehended at the border.
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Should pharmaceutical companies that manufacture these drugs be held criminally liable for what they do?
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Holding business executives criminally responsible for violations by the company is not a new concept.
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She was charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and the unauthorized practice of a profession.
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Some 41 U.S. states have eliminated statutes of limitations for criminally prosecuting child sex abuse.
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Insider trading In the summer of 2013, SAC was criminally indicted on insider-trading charges.
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The surge in drug overdoses has been pushed by criminally irresponsible companies like Purdue Pharma.
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Masterson has denied the allegations and, despite a police investigation, has not been criminally charged.
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Most rapists, even those who have been criminally convicted, will never label themselves as such.
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Legal experts have struggled to identify a precedent for criminally charging somebody under this law.
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Can a sitting president be criminally indicted or would he have to be impeached first?
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Sen. Warren blasts $WFC CEO: "You should resign...and you should be criminally investigated..." pic.twitter.
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But it does not say whether the president may be criminally prosecuted in the meantime.
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Three state and local officials were criminally charged in April in connection with the investigation.
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He was never criminally charged and an NFL investigation resulted in a $2.75 million fine.
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George Metesky was on his way upstate to Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
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Mr. Davis was also charged with first- and second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
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"If you wish, mark me down as a criminally naïve person about that," he said.
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Kirby is generally mentioned in connection with the lurid crimes of its "criminally insane" patients.
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Partly I was crying over the end of my favorite (criminally under-viewed) TV show.
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Notably, Grande was criminally underused in the clip, bopping along while waiting for her turn.
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The day went off the rails with the clumsy, criminally stupid catfight with Ohio Gov.
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They were among six current and former Michigan and Flint officials criminally charged on Wednesday.
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It's telling that Moses' orphanage is eventually rebuilt as a prison for the criminally insane.
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A terrific director of actors whose comedy can lacerate, she remains a criminally underappreciated moviemaker.
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"If somebody breaks into your dildo, they're criminally responsible," he said, but the question is how.
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That policy says that any adult who enters the U.S. illegally is to be criminally prosecuted.
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That policy says that any adult who enters the U.S. illegally is to be prosecuted criminally.
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"You have criminally political prosecutors in this case on a personal smear campaign," he told Politico.
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He set the example, and became a magnet for the right — or, perhaps, criminally wrong — people.
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"I expect you to take the consequences of your actions, both criminally and civilly," she said.
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Allen has denied the allegations and has never been criminally charged in connection with the claims.
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More than 700 of them have been criminally charged with making propaganda for a terrorist organization.
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The Trump administration is now seeking to criminally prosecute everyone crossing the border, including asylum seekers.
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The same number (though not same jurors) voted she was not criminally responsible for her actions.
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Too bad Keller is criminally underused in this episode, a problem the show will hopefully amend.
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But it's still fairly uncommon for officers to be held criminally accountable for using deadly force.
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David Demos, formerly of Cantor Fitzgerald & Co, was also criminally charged, and has pleaded not guilty.
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There's no way a cloud storage provider can be held criminally responsible for the bad stuff.
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But this time, there isn't even a national outcry for Harambe's killers to be criminally investigated.
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I get a plum lemonade, a chicken mutabarak, which is a criminally delicious Indian stuffed pancake.
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Then, he was sent to facility for the criminally insane known for performed experiments on patients.
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However, there is another OS that is criminally underrated and always seems to be overlooked — Linux.
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He ended up suffering a broken leg -- and DF was never criminally charged for the crash.
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Three other officers were criminally charged for covering up the shooting, but were acquitted at trial.
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But last week the state attorney's office announced that the group will not be criminally prosecuted.
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It spent years exploring whether it could criminally charge Assange and WikiLeaks for publishing classified information.
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In March, prosecutors in Arizona said Uber was not criminally liable in the self-driving crash.
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But that doesn't mean she was the first woman criminally charged, nor was she the last.
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Why would Betty and Veronica still hold a flame for criminally bland Archie after 15 years?
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Under its "zero tolerance" policy, the Trump administration criminally prosecutes every adult crossing U.S. borders illegally.
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I guess you could say that we've always done things our own criminally negligent way here.
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Brazil's top prosecutor, Raquel Dodge, said the company should be held strongly responsible and criminally prosecuted.
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The executive order authorized the U.S. government to directly target hoarders, who can be criminally prosecuted.
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And then there is the contentious question of whether a sitting president can be criminally prosecuted.
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Soulemane's family has called for the officer who shot him to be fired and criminally prosecuted.
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A French court ruled in December that the killer was "not criminally responsible" for his actions.
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Investigators are looking into whether anyone should be held criminally liable for the fire, she said.
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I don't think anybody has ever been charged criminally with a violation of the Antideficiency statute.
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Unlike Clay and other colonizationists, he never berated free blacks as a dangerous, criminally-minded class.
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"You should resign ... and you should be criminally investigated," she told him at one congressional hearing.
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The Trump administration stopped separating families in order to prosecute the parents criminally on June 133.
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Two Republican senators asked the Justice Department to investigate whether Steele criminally lied to the FBI.
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Supporters of the amendment say anyone who inflicts serious physical harm will still be criminally liable.
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The following year, he was found not criminally responsible for the murder due to mental illness.
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That's going to be a huge fight if one of these cases goes forward criminally or civilly.
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Chinese civil aviation law dictates that passengers found to endanger flight safety can be held criminally liable.
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And that a president should not be criminally indicted, no matter what evidence of wrongdoing is uncovered.
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The mix of Shelley and Hague is intoxicating here too, but again the record was criminally overlooked.
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Members made no public appearances, and there have been no "criminally relevant incidents" related to the group.
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The Journal report said the bank is expected to admit guilt, but not to be charged criminally.
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That suddenly changed in 2018 due to the political contributions they have now been criminally charged for.
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It decided that the WPA did not apply and that the case should not be criminally investigated.
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Thirteen current and former state and local officials have been criminally charged in relation to the crisis.
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Only the federal government has the power to cite the trespasser criminally for his or her actions.
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Or the dark drama representative of your favorite showrunner's work to come, or a criminally underrated classic.
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Both parents were convicted of criminally negligent homicide and given 16-month prison terms, the paper reports.
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Amestoy's father later contacted authorities, and the person was criminally charged and pleaded guilty, Amestoy's complaint said.
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More than that, I think, it&aposs very difficult to actually criminally prosecute these types of cases.
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This was a civil case—meaning that DoJ did not not attempt to criminally prosecute anyone responsible.
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Advocate organizations like Unchained At Last that help them escape can be charged criminally for doing so.
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Thanos and his criminally underused cronies show up and kill basically everyone not named Hulk or Thor.
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While he was never criminally charged, the university settled a lawsuit brought by his accuser for $950,000.
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As long as that intervening conduct is reasonably foreseeable, the defendant can still be held criminally responsible.
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Both have always benefitted from leaks of some kind, from the officially authorized to the criminally filched.
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In 70, Nixon was not criminally charged; the grand jury named him as an unindicted co-conspirator.
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A man who depicted him as Gollum, a character from Lord of the Rings, was criminally prosecuted.
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Tamura was on a streak of losses since before joining PRIDE but was a criminally underrated fighter.
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" Warren told him that not only should he resign, but better yet, he should be "criminally investigated.
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Sessions announced in April that immigrants who cross the border illegally would be arrested and criminally prosecuted.
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The driver, charged with criminally negligent homicide, was later identified as an immigrant in the country illegally.
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It's now clear that no one will be held criminally accountable for the death of Freddie Gray.
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None has been fired, and, according to the Clinton County district attorney, none will be criminally prosecuted.
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Strzok and others at the FBI should be criminally investigated for the way the conducted this investigation.
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Brown was not criminally charged after police authorities reviewed reports and body camera footage, the department said.
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Weinstein, who has denied the allegations, turned himself in to police in May after being criminally charged.
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She has not yet been criminally charged despite numerous allegations against her in recently-unsealed court documetns.
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And when the statements are proven true, Mark Judge, Brett Kavanaugh and others should be criminally prosecuted.
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Now, mine is blowing up, and there's even a short YouTube series about my story: Criminally Acclaimed.
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Whether a president can be criminally charged -- for any offense -- has never been tested in the courts.
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Wade, allowing states to ban abortions and to criminally prosecute any physicians and nurses who perform them.
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However, the plea deal stipulates Geyser was not criminally responsible due to her mental health, Kuchler said.
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But my taxes are already criminally low—half of what I would have paid in the 1990s.
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Since the detainees are administratively confined instead of criminally convicted, they have far more rights than prisoners.
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"I think that the State Department's response thus far I would categorize as criminally incompetent," he said.
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Even if Mueller can't charge Trump criminally, lying under oath is exactly what got Bill Clinton impeached.
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And the announcement that the officers won't be criminally investigated has not lessened criticism of the department.
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One section of immigration law makes it possible to criminally convict anyone who crosses the border illegally.
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"You have criminally political prosecutors who violated the Hatch Act on a personal smear campaign," he said.
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Administration officials said that anyone found to be in violation of the rules could be criminally prosecuted.
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If Judge Kavanaugh stood criminally accused of attempted rape, all of that would apply with full force.
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This fall, Russia criminally charged Rodchenkov with abuse of authority and indicated it would request his extradition.
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China's response, while eventually good, was criminally slow early on — as was Iran's, another notably authoritarian regime.
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Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) and his smartly dressed, criminally enterprising family are back for a fifth season.
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With the latest charges, 13 people have been formally accused criminally in connection with the Flint crisis.
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I think he's in for new possibilities of either being charged criminally or, as I think, impeached.
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If he is criminally charged, he can continue to serve as prime minister until a final conviction.
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Trump's personal lawyers argue in the president's lawsuit that Trump can't be criminally investigated while in office.
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Parnas, who has been criminally charged with campaign finance violations, turned over those documents to the House.
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Thomas's lawyer, Montell Figgins, said his client was disappointed that prosecutors had decided to charge him criminally.
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And the former university president, vice president and athletic director were all charged criminally with endangering children.
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Neither should we be surprised if criminally indictable behavior is discovered in that branch of the investigation.
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But courts have generally held that the leaker is criminally liable, not the publisher, or any intermediary.
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Trump's lawyers also maintain the president cannot be criminally investigated while in office (The New York Times).
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More likely, a company like PG&E would be found to have criminally negligent or reckless policies.
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School should be society's first-line of defense: spotting, helping, and/or criminally labeling potentially murderous youths.
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And China's Ministry of Environment has reprimanded, fined, or criminally charged officials in at least 232,221 factories.
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His list did not indicate whether any of the 130 people had been criminally charged with abuse.
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From a criminally overlooked noir to a nearly 13-hour epic, the internet has plenty to offer.
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"To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held accountable," Trump said.
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The misdemeanor charge comes on the heels of Gordon being criminally cleared of the domestic violence charges.
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For some reason, we want to treat drug use criminally when it needs to be treated medically.
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In May, a Tarrant County grand jury indicted Tran, 36, for criminally negligent homicide, according to court papers.
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And minors under 203 won't be charged criminally for sharing up to 220 grams of cannabis among themselves.
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HARRIGAN: Justice Department officials say it remains government policy to criminally prosecute families who cross the border illegally.
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There are multiple active investigations -- in the U.S. and the UK -- however, he has not been criminally charged.
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Mr. Weinstein has been criminally charged in Manhattan with sexually assaulting two women and has pleaded not guilty.
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Officer Liang is also charged with criminally negligent homicide, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment, and official misconduct.
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The Elizabeth Arkham Asylum for the Criminally Insane confines, at least temporarily, the worst villains of Batman lore.
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But no one has been criminally charged in her death, which was ruled a suicide by the police.
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A president can be impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate but then never charged criminally.
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"You have criminally political prosecutors in this case on a personal smear campaign," Hunter told Politico on Tuesday.
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N. U.S. authorities have criminally charged eight traders in a five-year federal crackdown into deceptive bond trading.
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Mr. Qian, who has been charged criminally in the creation of the forged works, has fled to China.
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Now an Oregon man has been charged with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in Day's death.
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I get it — what was groundbreaking at the time now seems rather hopelessly backward and almost criminally materialistic.
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We believe that they are criminally traded, that there's collusion, and we're going to be doing all that.
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At the time, Justice Department officials said they reserved the right to criminally prosecute anyone suspected of wrongdoing.
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A review by the district attorney will determine whether the two Fresno police officers should be criminally charged.
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The courts would conclude that Matt was not criminally responsible (NCR), a controversial decision that's still being debated.
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We were being criminally prosecuted, the bank, by the British government, and-, and the CEO was under investigation.
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Kaloyev was offered a settlement of 160,000 Swiss Francs in exchange for not pursuing the company, Skyguide, criminally.
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"To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable," he said.
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For his efforts, the government didn't demand proof of intent to violate the law; it prosecuted him criminally.
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In the race to succeed Risa Vetri Ferman, Steele defeated Castor, and weeks later reconsidered criminally prosecuting Cosby.
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And you should be criminally investigated by both the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Some are criminally prosecuted for using the maintenance treatment for opioid addiction that is the standard of care.
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Like the criminally undersung Slime, Crayon is one man, making music softly, subtley, but with an insidious appeal.
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And then you will email me the latest drama in this reality show that goes criminally un-filmed.
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When she was finally found out, investigators declared she wasn't criminally liable because she didn't falsify any documents.
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R. Kelly is being criminally investigated in Georgia -- and it's all because of Lifetime's docuseries ... TMZ has learned.
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Under Texas law, parents whose children gain access to their lawfully owned guns can be held criminally liable.
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"Fossil fuel executives should be criminally prosecuted for the destruction they have knowingly caused," Sanders said in August.
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The report says that the officer, identified as Officer 1, should not be criminally charged for shooting Bradford.
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The Union Leader said he wasn't held criminally responsible for shooting the officers because of his mental condition.
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However, the Justice Department has a policy that bars sitting presidents from being criminally charged by that agency.
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A mental health evaluation could determine whether Crews is competent to be held criminally responsible for the crimes.
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No one other than Epstein had been criminally charged in his case at the time of his death.
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ON TOP OF THAT, WE WERE CHARGED CRIMINALLY BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AROUND A CAPITAL RAISE IN 2008.
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There's just something about the perfect combination of salty, crispy, and cheesy that makes Cheez-Its criminally addictive.
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Another priest, who was criminally charged with abusing a teen, was made a legal adviser to the group.
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The special counsel wrote that he lacked "confidence" to rule definitely that Trump did not criminally obstruct justice.
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On Sunday, police say protesters "criminally damaged" the police station in Tseung Kwan O in the city's east.
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This year, he urged that auto executives who had concealed dangerous defects in their products be criminally prosecuted.
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President Trump has taken the position that he can be neither prosecuted nor criminally investigated while in office.
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The President's lawyers likely believe, correctly so, that the President will never be criminally indicted while in office.
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Two such committees revived the Fukushima case, and both determined that the Tepco executives should be criminally charged.
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Our concern is not just whether Trump's campaign criminally colluded with Russia — although that is no minor matter.
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Six of the officers involved in Gray's arrest were criminally charged, and two have so far been acquitted.
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The matter of whether a sitting president can be criminally indicted has never been settled by the courts.
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Wussy, the criminally underrated Cincinnati-based indie rock band, have a new album coming out on May 18.
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So if anybody's encouraging these people to continue with what they're doing, they're criminally responsible for that action.
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The goal of the new policy was to criminally prosecute 100% of immigrants caught illegally crossing the border.
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There is, quite simply, no other issue this important, and letting it slide would be almost criminally irresponsible.
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And in 1868, President Andrew Johnson pardoned former Confederate soldiers, most of whom had not been criminally charged.
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Those include alleged sexual assaults against women spanning four decades for which Mr. Weinstein was never criminally charged.
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The United States had named and criminally charged hackers from the intelligence agencies of China, Iran and Russia.
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Mr. Young had been incarcerated for murder when he escaped from a state hospital for the criminally insane.
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It is criminally prosecuting people seeking asylum in the United States from unthinkable violence in their home countries.
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As her lawyer since 2180, Mr. Christensen was criticized — but never charged criminally — after overseeing amendments to Mrs.
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The order explicitly states that the authorities will continue to criminally prosecute adults who cross the border illegally.
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Officer Yanez was believed to be the first Minnesota officer criminally charged in an on-duty fatal shooting.
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Marrero blasted Trump's position that the subpoena is unlawful because presidents can't be criminally investigated while in office.
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The Bronx district attorney at the time charged Officer Sullivan with second-degree murder and criminally negligent homicide.
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Although they were not criminally charged, Ms. Zarsky and her mother had to settle civil charges with regulators.
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The "not criminally responsible" finding is Maryland's version of not guilty by reason of insanity in other states.
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Several bank affiliates have pleaded guilty to criminal charges, and more than 20 people have been criminally charged.
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Ms. Balogh said Wednesday that she was frustrated that officials involved in the operation were not criminally charged.
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It was unclear how often parents would be criminally prosecuted as opposed to being placed in deportation proceedings.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump accused the House Intelligence Committee's top Democrat Monday of criminally leaking sensitive information.
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But never by a documentary that exposed the harrowing conditions at a state prison for the criminally insane.
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You can call it criminally underrated, the best car you've never heard of, or a failure of marketing.
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But anyone who expected more candor from him as president than on the campaign trail was criminally naive.
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Mr. Bruce, who was criminally prosecuted for telling a joke about Eleanor Roosevelt's breasts, would surely be banned.
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If Peña Nieto is criminally prosecuted, he would be the first Mexican president to face criminal corruption charges.
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In the trial's next phase, which begins Wednesday, the jury must decide whether Mr. Cowell is criminally insane.
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Now, he has become one of the first to be criminally charged under the city's expanded blight ordinance.
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Mr. Keram would be the world's most senior soccer official to be criminally charged with abusing female players.
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Again, Mueller has brought no charges against Trump officials for criminally conspiring to interfere with the 2016 election.
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What makes this case novel is that unlike Simpson, Carman has (at least so far) not been charged criminally.
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It does not, however, end the "zero-tolerance" policy that criminally prosecutes adults entering the country without proper documentation.
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"If the money is turned in, we will not criminally charge those who do the right thing," Parsons said.
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Porter has simply been dubbed the "winner" of the Globes after parties and James is fairly (criminally) coverage-free.
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I&aposm the only one in history that was actually criminally charged for that and people are rejecting that.
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The $350 rate, Waters recalls, was "criminally low" (much of it was used to pay for the adventure itself).
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Four other traders have also been criminally charged, and one of them has pleaded guilty, the Justice Department said.
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A month earlier, a British trader, Navinder Sarao, became the second person convicted of criminally spoofing U.S. futures markets.
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Since he was first criminally charged last May, Weinstein has gone through a series of attorneys in his case.
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Both were criminally charged with failure to report suspected abuse and endangering the welfare of children, which are misdemeanors.
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Her performance was criminally underrated this season, but her performance on Friday's Comic-Con will surely not be overlooked.
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The prosecution's theory was that they were all still criminally responsible because they were there to support the rioters.
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The DA's office said that established probable cause to criminally charge ITC for each day it violated the law.
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Booker argued that opioid makers "should absolutely be held criminally liable" for the nationwide crisis of addiction of overdoses.
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The bill would make websites criminally liable for hosting ads and other content linked to a sex-trafficking enterprise.
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He announced a goal to criminally prosecute 20143 percent of people crossing the border illegally, including families with children.
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A grand jury on Friday recommended 18 members of the fraternity be charged criminally -- eight face involuntary manslaughter cases.
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"In 2019, any policy maker that listens to a lobbyist from Frontier should be held criminally negligent," Mitchell said.
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Minor submitted more than 10,000 entries to the dictionary as an inmate at an asylum for the criminally insane.
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Nine defendants have been criminally charged in Newark or in Brooklyn, New York by the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Nevertheless, the U.S. attorney declined to criminally investigate the judge who will instead be subject to possible judicial discipline.
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Under the "zero tolerance" policy, children were separated when their parents were criminally prosecuted for illegally crossing the border.
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The unindicted co-conspirators are those who prosecutors believe joined in the plot but have not been criminally charged.
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No individuals were criminally charged, but Chief Executive Mary Barra fired 15 people, including eight executives, over the issue.
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The three executives were also criminally convicted, each sentenced to three years probation and 20003 hours of community service.
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Margot Robbie following up the criminally-underrated I, Tonya with a role as starlet and Manson victim Sharon Tate!
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"I'm going to be criminally charged," Jerome Corsi, a conservative commentator and conspiracy theorist, said during a YouTube livestream.
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A total of 26 former Beta Theta Pi brothers have been criminally charged as a result of Piazza's death.
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Under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, people who cross the southern border illegally will now be criminally prosecuted.
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Under the agreement, Banamex USA admitted criminally failing to maintain an effective anti-money launder program, the DOJ said.
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Mr. Cohen, who eventually converted SAC into a so-called family office, Point72 Asset Management, was not criminally charged.
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Brown was not criminally charged in the incident, which prompted an internal affairs investigation, authorities said at the time.
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This photo, tweeted out by Reese Witherspoon, hints that the HBO drama will be criminally good in Season 2.
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"If an investigation were to determine that the allegation is true, it should be criminally prosecuted," the letter states.
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Realistically, the Department of Justice will not criminally prosecute its own officials, nor is prosecution the solution we need.
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Think about it — the DOJ's official position is that Trump criminally misled American voters to secure an electoral advantage.
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In that case, Trump's lawyers are arguing that a president cannot be criminally investigated or charged while in office.
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For example, my jaw dropped when Trump promised to criminally investigate Clinton if elected, and send her to jail.
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Spacey hasn't been criminally charged in any of the investigations launched since Anthony Rapp claimed Spacey sexually assaulted him.
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She believed someone in government, though not the governor, should be found criminally liable for the tainted water supply.
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What we know: The Justice Department is still criminally prosecuting all adults who are caught crossing the border illegally.
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Judge Brent Knazan found Gregory Alan Elliott not guilty of criminally harassing Toronto feminists Steph Guthrie and Heather Reilly.
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Chennault's intervention, and considered having her charged under federal statutes with criminally interfering with the conduct of foreign affairs.
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"When an employee is criminally accused as 'a spy,' what do you think the company could do?" he said.
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The charges were an unusual instance of law enforcement officers being held criminally liable for not protecting the public.
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The case was front-page news for months, particularly after Mr. Ghomeshi was criminally charged by the Toronto police.
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But criminally charging Huawei or its executives for espionage or other security crimes was not likely to be simple.
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I attended high school in West Baltimore, in an incredibly depleted and violent neighborhood, in a criminally underfunded school.
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A finding of not criminally responsible is Maryland's version of what is commonly referred to as the insanity defense.
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As overdose deaths mount, prosecutors are increasingly treating them as homicide scenes and looking to hold someone criminally accountable.
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By comparison, the O.L.C.'s answer that a president cannot be criminally indicted before removal is not so circumstantial.
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"[But] it's opened up the door for people to perform illegitimate acts that can't be criminally prosecuted," he admitted.
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Her lawyers said in a court filing last year that she had "done nothing wrong, either civilly or criminally."
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In May, the Trump administration announced a policy where authorities would criminally prosecute anyone who crossed the border illegally.
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Mr. Sessions said his department would criminally prosecute everyone who is found to have illegally entered the United States.
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Hundreds of doctors, businesses owners and others would eventually be criminally charged or accused of fraud by insurance companies.
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Public federal court records do not show that Weed was criminally charged, and CNN was unable to reach him.
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The three executives were also criminally convicted, each sentenced to three years probation and 400 hours of community service.
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In December, an accomplished SVD detective reported that a colleague had criminally groped her right in the squad room.
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This year, Mr. Kelly, 52, has been criminally charged in several jurisdictions on allegations that he sexually abused minors.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden said if he were elected he would not order Trump to be criminally investigated.
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The Justice Department agreed not to prosecute the company criminally in exchange for Fresenius paying a penalty of $84,715,2016.
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Trump's lawyers argue that the subpoena is unconstitutional because presidents can't be criminally investigated and prosecuted while in office.
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At the book's start, Lily hopes to secure her future by marrying the wealthy but criminally dull Percy Gryce.
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Human rights organizations, including the United Nations, have argued that it violates international law to prosecute asylum seekers criminally.
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They accelerated in 2018 after Trump implemented a "zero tolerance" policy to criminally prosecute and jail illegal border crossers.
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Six current and former Michigan state officials were charged criminally Friday over their roles in Flint's drinking water crisis.
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Consovoy argued during 50-minute hearing that Trump cannot be criminally investigated by any law enforcement organization while he's in the White House, which is a much broader claim than previous statements in internal Justice Department memos that a sitting president cannot be criminally charged by a federal prosecutor while still in office.
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Mike Glasgow city of Flint - Mike Prysby And Steve Busch MDQ criminally charged in the Flint Water case #Local4 pic.twitter.
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Ashe was also criminally charged, but died accidentally at home in June 2016 after dropping a barbell on his neck.
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Investigators tell PEOPLE they are consulting with state prosecutors to determine if anyone should be criminally charged following the Oct.
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We are a band that has been—even if I say so myself—criminally ignored by the industry, at large.
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He's been criminally charged for allegedly groping an 18-year-old's genitals in a Nantucket bar a couple years back.
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It is not every day that somebody charged with murder ends up with criminally negligent homicide and a probation sentence.
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The football players were never criminally charged, but both withdrew from the school as they faced possible disciplinary action based.
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Unlike Nazi-looted art, what was taken in the former colonies are not recognized as criminally obtained under international law.
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During his nearly two-year probe, Mueller did not establish that the Trump campaign criminally coordinated Moscow's 2016 election interference.
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In explaining his decision Mueller cited a "long-standing" Justice Department policy that a sitting president cannot be criminally charged.
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Although women would not be held liable for getting an abortion, doctors will be held criminally responsible for performing one.
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That's essentially what a judge said as he reduced ex-NYPD Officer Peter Liang's manslaughter conviction to criminally negligent homicide.
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The three executives were also criminally convicted, each sentenced to three years of probation and 903 hours of community service.
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Wiseman ventured into the Bridgewater State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Massachusetts and turned his cameras on the inmates.
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Earlier this month, six current and former Michigan and Flint officials were criminally charged for their roles in the crisis.
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FBI Director James Comey said Clinton was negligent with how she handled emails, but he declined to charge her criminally.
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Their son Patrick still lives with his mom and her new husband, an abusive, criminally connected cretin Frank (Jason Clarke).
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They accelerated in 2018 after Trump implemented a "zero tolerance" policy to criminally prosecute and jail all illegal border crossers.
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Batali has faced civil litigation, but this is the first time that he has been criminally charged for sexual misconduct.
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On Tuesday, attorneys representing the officers expressed relief that their clients will not be held criminally responsible for Gray's death.
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Ten defendants, including three hackers and seven traders, have been criminally charged by federal prosecutors in New Jersey and Brooklyn.
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Trump's new policy is to separate those children from their family at the border as the adults are criminally prosecuted.
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Hezbollah networks and their local criminal partners use their criminally acquired wealth to buy political influence, thereby ensuring their impunity.
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Though authorities are watching Huzaifa closely, he hasn't been criminally charged and as of publication, isn't under a peace bond.
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Our sources say no drugs or alcohol were found at the scene and there's nothing criminally suspicious about her death.
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The NFL is still investigating the incident, and it's possible he'll face some punishment ... but criminally, he's in the clear.
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" Doyle screencapped a Facebook post in which Metzger appears to discuss choking an ex-girlfriend "not hard, but definitely criminally.
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But, just 'cause he was found not guilty criminally ... doesn't mean he'll automatically win this civil case (see O.J. Simpson).
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Roethlisberger was never prosecuted criminally -- but the accuser sued Ben ... and he eventually struck a settlement with her in 2012.
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The report said none of the correction officers were "criminally responsible" for Rainey's death and ruled out filing any charges.
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Instead of arresting and criminally charging him, they allowed the shipments to be delivered with the idea of tracking Kingery.
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Nauman Hussain's attorney, Lee Kindlon, told Spectrum News that he expects his client will be charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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" ACLU: "Criminally prosecuting a publisher for the publication of truthful information would be a first in American history, and unconstitutional.
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In some of these states, women and their doctors can now be criminally prosecuted for obtaining or performing an abortion.
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The officer who fired his weapon said that Mr. Allen had been choking him, and he was not charged criminally.
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Ashe was also criminally charged but died accidentally at home in June 2016 after dropping a barbell on his neck.
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If FIFA were criminally charged, sponsors and other partners might be wary of the risks of doing business with it.
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The Trump administration announced a new policy in May, saying authorities would criminally prosecute anyone who crosses the border illegally.
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If the parents are criminally prosecuted -- as is the practice with zero tolerance-- parents and children would still be separated.
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Neither HSBC nor its executives were criminally prosecuted, and the bank was merely fined $1.9 billion—around five weeks' profit.
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The Trump administration implemented what it calls a "zero tolerance" policy of criminally prosecuting everyone who illegally crosses U.S. borders.
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Put another way: the decision to criminally prosecute is not as black and white as we might like to think.
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That he later found himself in Belmarsh Prison, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and certified as criminally insane, speaks to this.
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But a few people have been criminally convicted of casting multiple votes for Trump and other members of the GOP.
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The Justice Department's watchdog concluded Comey had violated DOJ and FBI policies, but declined to criminally prosecute the former director.
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He had been initially charged with criminal homicide, which includes murder, voluntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide under Tennessee law.
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Several months ago, one captain called the flight manual "inadequate and almost criminally insufficient," according to the Dallas Morning News.
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In sum, Trump is either hiding something so threatening to himself, or he's criminally incompetent to be commander in chief.
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Prosecutors have said they are continuing to investigate the case, leaving open the prospect that others could be criminally charged.
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The three executives were also criminally convicted, each sentenced to three years of probation and 400 hours of community service.
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It is also what has allowed the Trump administration to criminally prosecute parents illegally crossing the border with their children.
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Shortly after the accident, Mr. Hussain's son Nauman Hussain, the operator of the company, was charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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Whenever a fraternity puts a member or potential member in the way of harm, they should be held criminally liable.
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In July, she pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide as part of a deal with prosecutors.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office charged her with involuntary manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, reckless endangerment and assault, among other charges.
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A grand jury charged him with murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, each charge having slightly different elements.
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U.S. prosecutors have criminally charged nine people, though only Zarrab, 34, and Atilla, 47, have been arrested by U.S. authorities.
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After this generic pair is chased by the orphanage overseer (Mel Brooks, criminally underused) they arrive in the big city.
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"We are aware that two of our students have been arrested and criminally charged," a spokesperson for the school said.
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His first, Dope Wars, was a criminally minded Facebook game that was sold to Zynga, where it became Mafia Wars.
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A French court ruled in December that the killer, a native of Mali, was "not criminally responsible" for his actions.
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He said that financial pressure — particularly seizing criminally obtained assets and increasing sanctions — could halt abuses in the short term.
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In his complaint, Trump argued that the subpoena violates the law because sitting presidents can't be criminally investigated or prosecuted.
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A quarter century after the attack, the Argentine judiciary has yet to criminally convict anyone for carrying out the assault.
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Nine people have been criminally charged following an investigation into the JPMorgan breach, which exposed more than 83 million accounts.
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Giuliani, a former New York mayor who previously headed that same Manhattan federal prosecutors' office, has not been criminally charged.
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None of the children were held criminally responsible because they were all under 14, according to state-run China Daily.
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But now, there is the potential threat that we could be found criminally liable for doing just that — our job.
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The jury could also find her not guilty, or guilty of the lesser crimes of manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide.
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Meanwhile, Rego and 24 others were criminally charged in a large-scale marijuana distribution conspiracy in Tennessee in mid June.
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The Crown must also be mindful of the personal consequences for Mr. Ghomeshi as a result of being criminally charged.
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But that, clearly, is criminally ageist; there's no reason women in their 20s shouldn't be able to do the same.
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A grand jury decided there was not enough evidence to charge him criminally, and he subsequently sued her for defamation.
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"The leaders of this council are criminally responsible for all the bloodshed that took place since April 11th," the statement added.
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He has pleaded not guilty to two counts each of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child.
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However, the administration has said its "zero-tolerance" policy of criminally prosecuting anybody caught illegally crossing the border remains in effect.
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A life is a life, and if you criminally take an innocent life you'd better be prepared to forfeit your own.
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The bank was criminally charged Monday by Malaysian authorities for its role in creating the state investment fund known as 1MDB.
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The judges said Karadzic was criminally responsible for the siege of Sarajevo and had committed crimes against humanity in Bosnian towns.
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She said the Trump administration rewrote the priorities and now everyone caught at the border is criminally prosecuted — not just deported.
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U.S. prosecutors have also criminally charged Lynch and former Autonomy vice president of finance Stephen Chamberlain over the Hewlett-Packard acquisition.
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In explaining his decision Wednesday, Mueller cited a "long-standing" Justice Department policy that a sitting president cannot be criminally charged.
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Broader constitutional questions are at the heart of the dispute over the subpoenas, including whether the President can be criminally investigated.
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It's painfully, criminally optimistic to imagine that festivals in the US would ever follow suit, at least without some genuine incentive.
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Jackson reached a reported $25 million settlement with Chandler while still maintaining his innocence, and the case was never criminally prosecuted.
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Grewal spelled it out: The Trump administration started the zero-tolerance policy, through which it is choosing to criminally prosecute migrants.
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I never knew any details of what he did that was assault in nature or rape in nature or criminally actionable.
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It is "crazy", Mr Tribe writes, that "even the most criminally corrupt president" may be immune from indictments while in office.
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Whatever happens criminally, the scandal completely destroyed Greitens's administration, which saw Republicans return to the office after eight years in opposition.
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Yet he was never criminally charged: at the time clergy were not required to report abuse of children to the police.
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Glandian insisted Mr. Smollett was innocent of making a false police report and falsely added that Plaintiffs criminally attacked Mr. Smollett.
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It would criminally prosecute parents who entered the country illegally and place them in a federal prison, where children aren't permitted.
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He found that Russia criminally interfered in the election to help Trump beat Hillary Clinton, and that Trump's campaign welcomed it.
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If Last Year doesn't get turned into a movie in the next four years, then Wilson has been criminally overlooked again.
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Even if someone waits years to register, as long as they do when they're asked, they likely won't be criminally charged.
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In Whit Stillman's criminally underrated 2011 campus comedy Damsels in Distress, Greta Gerwig's character is obsessed with starting a dance craze.
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Predatory priests were often moved from parish to parish rather than expelled or criminally prosecuted as bishops covered up the abuse.
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And the representation of competitive female players is considered criminally small compared to the total amount of female video game players.
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"The District Attorney's Office conducted a thorough and exhaustive investigation and determined my client had not done anything criminally," Zelin said.
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The suit also claims Rubin went to the Manhattan District Attorney to try to convince prosecutors not to criminally charge Weinstein.
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Last month, federal prosecutors criminally charged a major drug distributor, Rochester Drug Cooperative, for its role in perpetuating the opioid crisis.
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Brian Morley, an attorney for Shekter-Smith, said the charges were a surprise, but knows his client was not criminally liable.
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The move to drop charges means State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby will not succeed in holding anyone criminally accountable for Gray's death.
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Sure, fans of HBO's tremendous and criminally unfinished Western series from NYPD Blue creator David Milch have heard that promise before.
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"Anything that we do, criminally speaking, is not going to hold a candle to the pain that this family feels," Sgt.
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Sessions says that individuals who violate immigration law will be criminally prosecuted and warns that parents could be separated from children.
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It was unclear if there was one or more victims, and the earlier incidents were too old to be criminally prosecuted.
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Read more: The main differences between male and female psychopathsPsychopathy is sometimes mistaken as a person being "criminally insane," Cohen said.
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The officer who shot her, Stephen Sullivan, was tried and acquitted of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in 2698.
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Yet, what about using your prominence to falsely accuse our police of criminal behavior when you were the ones acting criminally?
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To settle allegations of money-laundering and mortgage abuses, it has paid billions of dollars — but has not been criminally charged.
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It isn't clear if Justice plans to criminally charge Fiat Chrysler or its employees, nor where the investigation stands, Bloomberg said.
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After the Capital Gazette wrote an article about Ramos pleading guilty to criminally harassing Lori, Ramos sued the paper for defamation.
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Trump also was falsely blaming Democrats for his own administration's decision to criminally charge every adult immigrant caught crossing the border.
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The separations are the end result of the administration's "zero tolerance" policy of criminally charging people who cross the border illegally.
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The government urged tourists to avoid large public gatherings and warned of violent confrontation between protesters, police, and criminally-linked individuals.
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In 2500, the Bush administration launched Operation Streamline in one Border Patrol sector in Texas, aiming to criminally prosecute illegal crossers.
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And since Nixon and Watergate, lawyers inside and outside the executive branch have debated whether a president may be criminally prosecuted.
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But sandwiched between those two giants stood a soundtrack that has been historically eclipsed by both and criminally underrated by all.
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"There is no question that the Assad government is criminally liable for the war crime strategy of targeting civilians," Roth said.
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At the same time it's a blessing to not have the chance to ruin the track with a criminally long blend.
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The officer who shot her, Stephen Sullivan, was tried and acquitted of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in 1987.
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When a person who commits a crime has a mental illness, they can argue automatism and be found not criminally responsible.
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In March 2019, prosecutors in Arizona said the company was not criminally liable in the crash and would not pursue charges.
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Treated as an island off the coast of Gotham, Rocksteady's version of the home for the criminally insane is pitched perfectly.
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That policy, announced in April, directed that all immigrants apprehended while crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally should be criminally prosecuted.
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Hourigan: I still play Battlefront II, but mostly on PC, so I can have my criminally fashionable pink Darth Vader outfit.
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" While he did not explicitly mention Early Rain, Mr. Wen asked those in attendance to remember "those who are criminally detained.
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The scale-covered mammals are kept in caged conditions in markets in Asia in criminally appalling realities, reserved for dinner menus.
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Krasner said his office conducted an analysis ("not entirely scientific") that suggested ARD participants reoffend less frequently than those criminally prosecuted.
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And several presidents have pardoned broad groups of people who dodged wartime drafts, before many of those people were criminally prosecuted.
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One key question lawmakers had: Could a president be removed from office for misconduct that wasn't also a criminally indictable offense?
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To this author's knowledge, no such law criminally prohibiting trade with Israeli settlements has been enacted in any other European country.
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MICHAEL COOPER The Met has waited a criminally long time to hire Mr. Kosky, one of the busiest directors in Europe.
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If he is criminally charged, he can only remain in his post if he is prime minister, until a final conviction.
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Hunter had been dogged by federal and congressional ethics investigations and was criminally charged last month for violating campaign finance law.
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Sawyer's testimony came on the same day that two guards from a Manhattan jail were criminally charged with falsifying official records.
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And with a company this big and powerful, it would be criminally negligent to give them the benefit of the doubt.
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In the past, Gabbard introduced a bill to hold top company executives and drug manufacturers criminally liable for misleading opioid marketing.
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Many mainstream lawyers who believed that Ms. Stewart had acted criminally nonetheless argued that the charges of abetting terrorism were excessive.
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Schwarzenegger, who left the governor's office in 2011, was not criminally charged in connection with any of the allegations about him.
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Swartz was prosecuted criminally for the shooting but a jury acquitted him on one count and deadlocked on another in 2018.
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The series — which wrapped its fourth season on Starz earlier this year — was criminally underappreciated during its tenure on the air.
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Russian officials have forcefully disputed state involvement, accusing Dr. Rodchenkov of acting alone and criminally charging him with abuse of authority.
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Complicating matters was the fact that very few of the cases identified were criminally prosecutable, due to the statute of limitations.
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Predatory priests were often moved from parish to parish rather than expelled or criminally prosecuted as bishops covered up the abuse.
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Domestic law says children between seven and 12 are only criminally responsible if mature enough to understand the consequences of their actions.
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It remains to be seen whether anyone can or will be prosecuted criminally by either federal or state prosecutors for this disaster.
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Then in April, the administration announced that all adults caught would be criminally prosecuted as part of a new "zero tolerance" policy.
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Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in Reno, Nevada that federal prosecutors would continue to criminally prosecute adults caught crossing the border.
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Previously, the 39-year-old gunman had pleaded not guilty and not criminally responsible, which is Maryland's version of an insanity defense.
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If Mr. Ramos is found not to be criminally responsible, he could be sent to a state psychiatric facility instead of prison.
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There was a Los Angeles ordinance that said if you have obscene material in your store, you can be held criminally responsible.
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In May, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the U.S. would criminally prosecute all adults caught crossing the United States border illegally.
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The order is part of an SEC lawsuit filed last month in Dallas federal court against Narayan, who hasn't been criminally charged.
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Barr's letter, though, made clear that Mueller wouldn't charge any American with criminally conspiring with the Russian government for such a purpose.
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There's a Galaxy Quest option here as well: Without a Clue is a criminally overlooked comedy starring Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley.
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Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday told the CEO he should be "criminally investigated" for his role in the bank's faked accounts, and Sen.
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The supreme court said Chinese citizens or foreigners who engage in illegal hunting or fishing in the waters will be criminally prosecuted.
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Police officers are hardly ever criminally charged when they kill someone, or when someone dies under circumstances like the one Gray faced.
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Locane-Bovenizer's legal team never disputed that she was drunk, but said she should not be held criminally responsible for her actions.
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The decision not to bring federal charges against the officers means none of them will be held criminally responsible for Gray's death.
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A grand jury declined to criminally charge the officers in 2015, although they do face administrative charges for possibly violating department rules.
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No one would argue that what Spicer or Sanders are documented doing here is criminally chargeable, but it's still bad for democracy.
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Greg, Michigan: Can Acosta be charged criminally for failing to notify the victims of the non-prosecution deal in the Epstein case?
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Kilimnik has been criminally charged with working with Manafort in witness tampering efforts ahead of trials against the former Trump campaign chief.
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Nine people have been criminally charged, but only Zarrab and a banker from Turkey's Halkbank, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, are in U.S. custody.
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The charges against Liang include criminally negligent homicide, second-degree manslaughter, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and two counts of official misconduct.
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He is now the target of unsubstantiated public demands by Members of Congress and other political critics that he be criminally investigated.
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That policy doesn't apply, however, to people who are criminally inadmissible, and Warssama was convicted of several charges in the mid-2000s.
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Anyone removing items from the scene or near it could be criminally prosecuted, state Department of Public Safety Commissioner Marshall Fisher said.
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Officer Peter Liang faces five counts in the death of Akai Gurley: manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide and official misconduct.
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The sense of self-affirmation that black children experience in this country through conventional education is criminally inadequate if not totally absent.
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While Rojas's case may have helped force some reforms within the agency, the officers involved in his death were never charged criminally.
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He issued his first presidential pardon, forgiving Arpaio for his criminally contemptuous refusal to obey the lawful orders of a federal court.
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"Anything that we do, criminally speaking, is not going to hold a candle to the pain that this family feels," said Sgt.
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Where you can watch it: Netflix (Season 1) The Syfy channel's big foray back into space television is a criminally underrated show.
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Peter Liang, 28, is charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and other counts for the death of Akai Gurley, 28, on Nov.
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As these hearings proceed, though, it is important to remember that they are not to determine whether Kavanaugh will be charged criminally.
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They could not simply choose to stay silent unless they were somehow involved criminally and invoked their 5th Amendment right to silence.
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The president's lawyers have gone so far as to say, in light of that principle, that he cannot even be criminally investigated.
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Earlier this month, Trump administration officials announced they would criminally prosecute all illegal border crossings, including by people traveling in family units.
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The charges bring to nine the number of public employees criminally charged in the public health crisis, all midlevel bureaucrats or lower.
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Stone's conviction makes him the latest Trump associate to be criminally implicated in Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 85033 election.
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"The fact that this turned out to be a tragedy doesn't mean that he's criminally responsible or civilly responsible," Mr. Lichtman said.
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There are somewhere between 4,500 and 5,85033 federal statutes carrying criminal penalties and over 400,000 federal regulations that may be enforced criminally.
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Federal prosecutors have criminally charged a Russian national with trying to interfere with the 2018 midterm elections, the Justice Department announced Friday.
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In both cases, the city's Independent Police Review Authority has an open investigation, though no officers have been fired or criminally charged.
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In recent years, several of these units have emerged into public view when occupants died in fires and landlords were criminally prosecuted.
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The White House's executive order addresses the administration's controversial "zero tolerance" policy that criminally prosecutes all adults entering the United States illegally.
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Jay Ahern is someone who I think is criminally underrated, and he's been involved with techno forever under a shitload of names.
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On Wednesday, they made their first move against the company, arresting its operator outside Albany and charging him with criminally negligent homicide.
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"Once that independent investigation is concluded, we want these officers not just fired but charged criminally for what they did," he said.
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In the five decades before Mr. Manafort was indicted last year, only seven people had been criminally charged with violating the statute.
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The mental hospital has a section that houses the criminally insane, but the facility itself has not been breached, officials said. Gov.
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Trump's executive order keeps the "zero tolerance policy" in place, meaning people who cross the border illegally will still be criminally prosecuted.
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Mr. Arribas, who has not been criminally charged, said in a statement that he had "no ties" to the Car Wash case.
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Such a prosecution would appear to be the first time a major distributor has been held criminally responsible in connection with opioids.
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For the first time, a distributor of oxycodone and other painkillers has been charged criminally for its role in America's opioid crisis.
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Mr. Trudeau is also fighting back against his critics, for example, threatening to sue Mr. Scheer, for suggesting that he acted criminally.
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On Wednesday, the operator of the limousine company, Nauman Hussain, was arrested by the State Police and charged with criminally negligent homicide.
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Edwards was criminally charged in 2011 with five counts relating to allegedly making illegal campaign funds to conceal his affair with Hunter.
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As far as police were concerned, MGK was in the clear criminally because he didn't get his hands dirty during the beating.
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On the day before Clinton left office, Ray announced that he would not criminally prosecute him in connection with perjury and obstruction.
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Members of Congress cannot be prosecuted, either criminally, they can't be sued civilly, they cannot be prosecuted ethically for what they say.
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This made him the first high-profile man ousted from a position of power during the #MeToo movement and then criminally prosecuted.
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Mr. Weinstein was the first high-profile man ousted from a position of power during the #MeToo movement and then criminally prosecuted.
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Trump's lawyers have filed a lawsuit asking Marrero to block Vance's subpoena, arguing that Trump cannot be criminally investigated while in office.
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That's because Justice Department legal opinions issued in 1973 and 2000 say a sitting president cannot be indicted criminally while in office.
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Prosecutors at the time did not criminally charge Stockley, who left the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department in 2013, the statement said.
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Mr. Rodriguez was arrested and charged with two counts each of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child.
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He pleaded guilty but not criminally responsible to all 23 counts, including murder, in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, the spokeswoman said.
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Several Russians involved in the hacking of Clinton and Democratic email servers were criminally charged by Mueller's team about a month ago.
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If that was the judgment that he violated the law and he should be, in fact, criminally prosecuted, then so be it.
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In a separate case on Wednesday, a British trader, Navinder Sarao, became the second person convicted of criminally spoofing U.S. futures markets.
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"Michelle Carter did not cause Conrad Roy's tragic death and should not be held criminally responsible for his suicide," Marx said previously.
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If ultimately successful, Trump's claim would mark a massive power-grab, extending beyond the federal policy against criminally charging a sitting president.
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" A 20193 InSight Crime report called Honduran police "one of the most criminally corroded and least trusted police forces in the region.
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While nine people have been criminally charged, only Zarrab and a banker from Turkey's Halkbank, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, are in U.S. custody.
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Kanye West is a blank slate, criminally speaking -- a judge signed off on erasing his conviction for that paparazzi beatdown at LAX.
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Mr. Rodriguez was arrested and charged with two counts each of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of a child.
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But to be criminally culpable, prosecutors would need to prove that he deliberately broke the law as opposed to simply being confused.
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In a Wednesday interview with the New York Times, President Trump suggested that she had criminally misused classified information for political purposes.
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Mr. Jang believes the country will become safer only if top officials realize they can be held criminally accountable for their actions.
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There is, of course, a question about whether the sitting president can be criminally indicted, but that is a separate constitutional issue.
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Under that policy, immigrants who cross the border outside of the designated entry points are criminally prosecuted, including asylum seekers with children.
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Citing law enforcement officials, the report is the strongest indication yet that Trump criminally obstructed the investigation into his ties to Russia.
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In early May, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the U.S. would start criminally prosecuting all adults caught crossing into the U.S. illegally.
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The Department of Justice appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller as independent counsel to determine whether any Americans had criminally helped the Russians.
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Mueller's report found that no member of the Trump campaign had criminally conspired with the Russian government to interfere in the 2016 election.
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The "Tik Tok" singer claims that Dr. Luke drugged and raped her shortly after she turned 18, but he was never criminally charged.
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Anthony Murgio was one of nine people criminally charged following an investigation into the JPMorgan breach, which exposed more than 83 million accounts.
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Calls for a new legal instrument that would hold governments criminally responsible for wartime environmental damage have actually been around for two decades.
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The incident took place on June 11, and Stagg was arrested Thursday and charged with criminally negligent homicide, the district attorney's office said.
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Two brothers, Jared and Derek Galanis, and former Gerova Chairman Gary Hirst were also criminally charged, and according to prosecutors, face a Sept.
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They didn&apost know they&aposd be separated from their kids under the policy that criminally prosecuted anyone caught crossing the border illegally.
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Decisions expected soon by two judges could restrict federal prosecutors' ability to criminally charge people for the futures trading tactic known as spoofing.
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Update: On Friday morning, six additional state employees were criminally charged in connection with the Flint water crisis, The Detroit Free Press reported.
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Although Mueller found insufficient evidence to conclude Trump's team criminally conspired with Russia, Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee had their knives out.
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Prosecutors at the time did not criminally charge Stockley, who left the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department in 2013, the prosecutor's statement said.
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Raz B is getting off clean, at least criminally, for that fight he got into with his girlfriend during the B2K reunion tour.
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The fuel distribution companies are suspected of criminally fixing fuel prices at the pump and hence harming competition in the market, police said.
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Mr. Macris, who oversaw Mr. Iksil and the two men criminally charged, faces no action from regulators or prosecutors in the United States.
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None of these trysts were posed as criminally as they likely would have been if the genders of the characters involved were swapped.
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CHICAGO, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Singer R. Kelly was criminally charged in Illinois on Friday with multiple counts of sexual abuse, local media reported.
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Fifty people, including 33 parents and many athletic coaches, were criminally charged in the scandal, which is being overseen by prosecutors in Boston.
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His reticence to talk is in sharp contrast to his history of spouting off glibly to reporters, even after he was criminally charged.
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"Nothing I've ever seen criminally has worked as efficiently as it did when he was the boss," an agent told The New Yorker.
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A prosecution source previously told PEOPLE that Bruns was arraigned on charges of manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and assault stemming from the crash.
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Both firms and their managers can be held criminally liable, and the United States has been the leader in enforcing the OECD Convention.
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"With these findings, it is outrageous to assert that Arkema or any of its employees behaved criminally," the company said in a statement.
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He's a figure of the future and a channel to the underground community of old school rappers criminally ignored in the rap community.
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MORE of being the "nation's greatest destroyer" and said last year that Obama should be charged criminally for actions toward the coal industry.
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The sad truth, however, is that if Kavanaugh had been criminally charged in federal court, he would not have been treated so fairly.
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In Watergate, Nixon was not criminally charged but was named as an unindicted co-conspirator and pressured to resign with impeachment charges looming.
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But in December, the Trump administration said energy companies and other businesses that accidentally kill migratory birds will no longer be criminally prosecuted.
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These were strange days for Microsoft; the excellent but criminally mishandled Zune was at the zenith of its popularity (such as it was).
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They are presenting themselves at ports of entry, and they are still being criminally detained by the authorities and their children taken away.
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In March 2019, prosecutors in Arizona said the company was not criminally liable in the self-driving crash and would not pursue charges.
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The US military has disciplined more than a dozen personnel, including officers, following the strike — but no one has been held criminally responsible.
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The people on the list have been described in court filings as individuals who joined the conspiracy but have not been criminally charged.
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It's indefensible, pretty much, and the indignities and exploitations and criminally self-important administrative evasions that make it all happen are also indefensible.
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Splitting party lines, 75% of Republicans think a president shouldn't self-pardon if criminally charged, and 56% believe that president should be impeached.
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Those officers can be held criminally liable if the statements are misleading or inaccurate — though that provision has rarely, if ever, been enforced.
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He believed the marriage would prevent her from testifying against him if he were to be criminally charged for their relationship, prosecutors wrote.
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Mr. Cohen is not the first person linked to Mr. Trump who has been criminally charged with willful violations of campaign finance law.
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Senior Saudi officials were "criminally responsible" if they failed to investigate and prosecute those responsible for killing the Washington Post columnist, Callamard said.
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They were responsible for bringing the Russian missile system into eastern Ukraine, and so could be held criminally responsible for murdering 298 people.
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Two students connected to the scandal have already been removed from their colleges, although neither they nor their parents have been criminally charged.
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The lawyers, Eric M. Baum and Matthew J. Fogelman, said that Mr. Batali should be held accountable "criminally and civilly" for his actions.
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He cited the same opinion from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel that states that a sitting president cannot be criminally charged.
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He calls for a mandatory nationwide buyback program for assault weapons and suggests that the government criminally prosecute anyone who refuses to comply.
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The company was one of three businesses indicted for allegedly carrying out a long-running scheme to criminally interfere with the 2016 election.
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The company was one of three businesses indicted for allegedly carrying out a long-running scheme to criminally interfere with the 2016 election.
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Frederick Wiseman's 271 film, "Titicut Follies," set at the Bridgewater State Hospital for the criminally insane in Massachusetts, was similarly bleak and despairing.
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They wanted slam-dunk proof that Trump was involved in Russia's election hack and then, later, criminally obstructed the investigation into election hacking.
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And the abortion theory runs afoul the questionable hypothesis that unwanted pregnancies, if brought to term, are likelier to produce criminally disposed kids.
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Some Insys executives had already been criminally charged for their conduct, and the company reportedly agreed to some reforms even before the report.
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Abortion is still legal in Texas In reality, the ordinances are criminally unenforceable because of the Supreme Court's 1973 ruling in Roe v.
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You did not call law enforcement or medical professionals to intervene before Urtula's death, prosecutors said, making her "criminally responsible" for his suicide.
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Mr. Weinstein is the first high-profile man to be ousted from a position of power during the movement and then criminally prosecuted.
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If it is true that McCabe gave false and misleading statements to the IG, he should be charged criminally under 28503 USC 22019.
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But, even short of that, there is still plenty that Trump could have done to make him criminally liable for Cohen's false testimony.
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Bernie Sanders reiterated one of his most aggressive proposals on climate change: As president, he'd like to see fossil fuel executives criminally prosecuted.
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MORE of being the "nation's greatest destroyer" and said last year that Obama should be charged criminally for actions toward the coal industry.
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The order said that officials would continue to criminally prosecute all who cross the border illegally, and it may face a legal challenge.
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The U.S. Constitution does not directly address whether the president can be criminally prosecuted, and the area is the subject of legal debate.
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But lawyers for the six current and former homeless individuals challenging the law say that Boise cannot criminally punish people for sleeping outside.
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For the first time publicly, Cohen plans to accuse the president of acting criminally in the matter, a charge Trump has long denied.
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He's since been suspended from the force, and charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter, and criminally negligent homicide, according to one police official.
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The last thing any administration wants is someone with the ability to criminally prosecute it taking a close look at what it does.
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Each of the five officers facing internal discipline had also been criminally charged in Gray's death, as was a sixth officer, William Porter.
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Quartet (1981) is one such criminally underseen Merchant-Ivory that breaks with the company's penchant for the mannered Edwardian-era high society drama.
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"Lock her up" remains a frequent chant of Trump supporters, who believe that Clinton's use of a private email server should be criminally punished.
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Separately, he has been charged criminally in Pennsylvania where a former Temple University staff member has accused him of sexually assaulting her in 2004.
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Last month, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a "zero tolerance" policy saying that any adult who entered the country illegally would be criminally prosecuted.
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But in July, just weeks before her trial, she reached a deal to plead guilty to the lesser felony charge of criminally negligent homicide.
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The formal indictment comes months after Hussain, the operator of Prestige, was arrested and charged with criminally negligent homicide four days after the Oct.
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The UK government said could criminally charge tech executives whose companies host unlawful content and material that is damaging to individuals or the country.
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Yes, a president can be charged criminally after leaving office, even if he has been impeached by the House and acquitted by the Senate.
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"The pleas of guilty now entered represent an acceptance that that which he did was not just ethically wrong but criminally wrong," Badenoch said.
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There, a Republican-led House committee passed a measure Tuesday that would allow local governments to sue criminally convicted protesters for law enforcement costs.
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The defense argued that Lacrosse was not criminally responsible for Mauke's death because he was in a dissociative state when he killed her, MassLive.
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" That guitarist, Terry Kath, went on to be hailed by many as one of rock's greatest -- a "forgotten guitar god" who was "criminally underrated.
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The regulation, also known colloquially as the "Facebook law," is intended to force social networks to be more systematic about deleting criminally relevant content.
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Ramos pleaded guilty but not criminally responsible to all 23 counts, including murder, in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, according to spokeswoman Terri Charles.
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And on the question of whether President Trump criminally obstructed justice, Mueller chose not to come to a conclusion one way or the other.
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In April, the Trump administration directed the US Attorney's offices to criminally prosecute all adult migrants who attempt to cross the southwest border illegally.
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In addition to his jail time, James Miller was sentenced on Wednesday to a decade of probation for criminally negligent homicide in the Sept.
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Most involve incidents said to have occurred a decade ago or more, too long to be criminally prosecuted, or even litigated in civil court.
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It will give government enforcers stronger legal standing and also make criminally liable those who certify the safety of a dam that later collapses.
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It was a tragic accident, and it was determined to be negligent, and because three people died, it was determined to be criminally negligent.
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But Comey pulled out at the last minute, forcing festival organizers to substitute the FBI's chief lawyer, James Baker, for a criminally bland discussion.
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Thomas died April 24, 2016, and exactly one year later prosecutors launched an inquest to determine if anyone is criminally responsible for his death.
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A lawsuit settlement has been reached in the kayak drowning of Vincent Viafore after his fiancee, Graswald, served prison time for criminally negligent homicide.
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Holt said the government had alleged that people were criminally liable because they did not leave when others around them engaged in criminal activity.
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Hansjoerg Bacher, spokesman for Graz prosecutors, said an investigation was underway about whether there were criminally relevant links between Sellner and the mosque attacker.
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Officer Peter Liang faces five counts in the 2014 death of Akai Gurley, 28: manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide and official misconduct.
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Earlier this month he said in a YouTube video that he expected to be criminally charged after cooperating with Mueller's probe for two months.
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One of the stars of 'Real Housewives of Potomac' has been criminally charged with sexual assault for grabbing the butt of a crew member.
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Sklyarov was the first person to be criminally charged under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), though Adobe later dropped all charges against him.
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Ten defendants, including three hackers and seven traders, have been criminally charged in New Jersey and Brooklyn, New York, and five have pleaded guilty.
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In December, federal prosecutors in Boston criminally charged six former Insys executives, including its former CEO, with fraud and racketeering charges related to Subsys.
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The court was not saying that someone who enters illegally cannot, by definition, be charged criminally or that illegal entry is not a crime.
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In fact, he passed up numerous opportunities to arrest and criminally charge Kingery, according to the federal audit, issued by the DOJ Inspector General.
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Adams was the only judge to be criminally charged in the case, and he pleaded guilty to one count of misdemeanor battery last month.
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Another Texas law mandates that people can be held "criminally responsible" for another's actions if they assisted or promoted said actions in any way.
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Fifteen state and local officials have been criminally indicted in connection with the Flint water crisis, 4 of whom were charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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He urged the audience to boycott companies that support legislation that prevents police from being criminally charged after being accused of using excessive force.
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Michelle Buteau is criminally charming as Sasha's childhood friend and adulthood colleague, and Deadpool's Karan Soni plays beautifully off Park as Marcus's stifled bandmate.
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In the imperfect contest of credibility, juries don't hear from the criminally pristine, they hear from two evils and choose to believe the lesser.
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Though former FBI Director James Comey infamously accused Clinton of being "extremely careless" in her handling of classified information, she was never criminally charged.
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Anyone who lays a finger on the interim president must be sanctioned, criminally charged, or otherwise punished by the United States and other nations.
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This historic lawsuit was announced days after Massachusetts federal prosecutors criminally indicted a sitting state judge simply for keeping order in her own courthouse.
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Young athletes accused of behaving badly, criminally badly, because of a twisted group mentality, and a town that is left both stunned and divided.
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The account has only been going for a little more than two weeks, and it's criminally underfollowed, but it's already produced some classic images.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and former company president Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani were accused Friday by federal prosecutors of criminally defrauding investors, patients and doctors.
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Anyone flying their drone within the vicinity of an airport should know they are not only acting irresponsibly, but criminally, and could face imprisonment.
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Suspended from the wrestling team when he was criminally charged with rape, he was reinstated in the fall of 2000 while still facing trial.
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But with no official word from the Justice Department since then, it had seemed that the case was being handled administratively rather than criminally.
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But she'd hardly ever seen a mother criminally prosecuted in a case like Brown's, and was shocked by the harshness of the potential sentence.
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The city was emboldened and empowered in seeing law enforcement brought to justice when six police officers were criminally charged with Mr. Gray's death.
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TWO CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR GUARDING FINANCIER JEFFREY EPSTEIN THE NIGHT HE KILLED HIMSELF IN HIS JAIL CELL HAVE BEEN CRIMINALLY CHARGED -- NY TIMES
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When the truth comes out, Mr. Carrey and certain of his advisers are going to be criminally prosecuted for their conduct in this case.
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But the Trump administration, from its earliest days, contemplated broadening the practice by criminally prosecuting parents en masse for the misdemeanor of illegal entry.
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That would be Martin McDonagh, whose criminally enjoyable "Hangmen," a juicy tale of capital punishment and other forms of retribution, opened on Monday night.
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The family of Anthony Baez was angered in 1996 when a New York State judge acquitted Officer Francis X. Livoti of criminally negligent homicide.
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But experts say that criminally charging a law enforcement officer for allegedly being negligent in his response to a mass shooting is new ground.
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Moreover, he reduced the charges against the officer who allegedly did the choking to manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, calling those charges more appropriate.
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Frustrated by the rise in migrant families, in April the administration began a "zero tolerance" policy, criminally prosecuting anyone who crossed the border illegally.
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Mr. Leissner, 48, has been criminally charged by American and Malaysian prosecutors with bribery and money laundering in connection with the theft from 1MDB.
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Nevada is very strict about this, although not nearly as strict as Kentucky, which makes elected officials criminally liable for passing gun-safety laws.
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Gates and Manafort are criminally charged on 12 counts having to do with their consulting work in Ukraine before they joined the Trump campaign.
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Can President Trump be compelled to testify in response to a criminal subpoena and, even more consequentially, can a sitting president be criminally indicted?
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The most prominent piece of the effort has been the "zero tolerance" policy to criminally prosecute any immigrant who enters the country without authorization.
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It is rare, though not unheard-of, for prosecutors to try to hold university leaders criminally responsible for their handling of misconduct by others.
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Accusers may have a better chance at justice with the continuing investigation -- and with it, the possibility that any accomplices will be criminally indicted.
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No, he's at war with the institutions that surround him because he behaves consistently erratically and inappropriately and dangerously, and perhaps criminally as well.
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Lieutenant Portier was criminally charged with failing to report the murder; he denied the charges, and they were dropped after Chief Gallagher was acquitted.
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Republicans have slammed his decision not to criminally charge the former secretary of State for transmitting classified information through an unsecure private email server.
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FBI officials edited the statement before its release in July 2016 to simply say she was "extremely careless" and should not be criminally charged.
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Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Terrence McGann ordered Avery held indefinitely in a psychiatric hospital after declaring her not criminally responsible, the spokesman said.
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" He stressed that "to date, not a single officer in San Francisco has ever been criminally charged as the result of shooting a citizen.
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In 2011, when a male and female officers were found having sex on duty, they were suspended for three months but not criminally charged.
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Australia now requires lobbyists for foreign countries to register and makes them criminally liable if they are deemed to be meddling in domestic affairs.
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The prime minister said he was concerned about job losses at the company if it was criminally convicted and lost out on government work.
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Handsome and criminally dishonest, Dora built his reputation in the 1950s and '21850s on genuine athletic brilliance, expensive cars and clothes, and vicious elitism.
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President Trump's legal team is suing to block a subpoena seeking his tax returns, claiming that Mr. Trump can't be criminally prosecuted while president.
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When the criminally active get help for this, "the economic value of crime reduction largely or totally offsets the costs of treatment," he added.
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A few months after he was criminally charged in 2018, Collins narrowly won re-election to the 27th Congressional District in western New York.
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A company that falsified information on the quality of its cars, misleading the government, would also have a higher chance of being criminally liable.
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Elizabeth Warren has also proposed legislation to hold corporate executive, including heads of fossil fuel companies, criminally liable for causing harm to the environment.
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The decision enabled 14 of 96 people criminally charged for insider trading since 2009 under Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's watch to avoid charges.
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In 1987, the officer who shot Ms. Bumpurs was tried on charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide -- and was also acquitted.
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Other artists may make criminally large sums from their sales, but at least they don&apost pretend to be savvy satirists while doing so.
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Peewee and Money Man and Kamiyah are three of the most criminally underrated rappers out, and "Still Hustlin'" showcases their strengths in one place.
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The courts there and around the world have it within their power to hold the tobacco industry criminally liable; the legal arguments are there.
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" Said Krasner: "This was a horrific accident for which the whole family will suffer but [Fayaadh] should not be criminally liable under these circumstances.
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He was diagnosed with "dementia praecox, mixed type, with pronounced catatonic and paranoid coloring" and was ruled criminally insane, making him immune from prosecution.
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There's no allegation in the indictment that any Americans or any members of the Trump campaign were criminally involved in the hacking or leaks.
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Though season four actually had about the same viewership as season three — thus stopping The Americans' audience bleed — the series is still criminally ignored.
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It originally took in aristocratic people with psychiatric issues, and now it's a cutting-edge facility treating everything from eating disorders to the criminally insane.
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Which is why it makes total sense that the New York attorney general has reportedly opened an inquiry into a possibly criminally shitty pizza festival.
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The instances of abuse by McCarrick that we know of exceed the statute of limitations, meaning he likely can't be criminally prosecuted for his actions.
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It is therefore imperative the UN and the US muster the political will to criminally investigate and hold those responsible for butchering Khashoggi to account.
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Gualtieri said even if the program didn&apost exist and Cruz had been charged criminally, at most he would have been sentenced to community service.
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"This is criminally reckless and I unequivocally condemn the experiment," said Hank Greely, director of the center for law and the biosciences at Stanford University.
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While the FBI is conducting an investigation into whether Clinton criminally mishandled classified information, it is ultimately not up to the FBI to file charges.
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Madoff's sons were never criminally charged, and had maintained they knew nothing about their father's fraud until he confessed to them shortly before his Dec.
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Castro's immigration policy goes further than most, proposing to decriminalize border crossings so that migrants cannot be criminally prosecuted for entering the US without documents.
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Jackson said Wednesday she had planned on testifying in the last trial and didn't come forward sooner because Cosby had never before been criminally prosecuted.
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Lee was criminally charged in connection with the crash and served nearly three years in prison for vehicular homicide, according to his lawyer, Robert Hilliard.
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Mackenzie Davis are both underrated actresses, Davis particularly for her star turn on the criminally under-watched Halt and Catch Fire.
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The Van Dyke verdict was the first time an on-duty Chicago police officer was held criminally accountable for the killing of an African American.
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The law would hold judges and investigators criminally liable if a high court overturns a decision ordering the imprisonment of a suspect or dismisses charges.
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Other countries such as Morocco and Sudan, apply morality laws that allow them to criminally charge adolescent girls with adultery, indecency, or extra-marital sex.
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Two recent examples: 2015's Carol, which has a lot in common with Call Me by Your Name, was criminally ignored by the 2016 Oscars.
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Some were let go shortly after their arrest, but five others were criminally detained for five weeks, and even accused by interrogators of being spies.
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Why not hold them criminally responsible for the wrongdoing at their companies, the way a handful of executives were at firms like Enron and WorldCom?
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The corporation that operates the vehicles would be responsible, the governor's office says, and the company could be held criminally liable just like a person.
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If it reaches the heights of Morrissey's debut Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful or White's criminally underappreciated 2015 LP Fresh Blood, it'll be a resounding success.
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Australia now requires lobbyists for foreign countries to register and it makes them criminally liable if they are deemed to be meddling in domestic affairs.
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His summary stated that Mueller found no proof that Trump criminally colluded with Russia and that he reached no conclusion about whether Trump obstructed justice.
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"That is why we will legislate this year to hold companies who fail to stop their employees facilitating tax evasion criminally liable," he will say.
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The company was found criminally liable in 1998 and paid a $1.5 million fine as well as a reported $12 million to victims in 2000.
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Jermaine Jackson's wife Halima won't be criminally charged for biting her hubby in the leg, because of what he did to her ... TMZ has learned.
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An anonymous tip alerted the FBI to the Chekov painting hanging in Alice's bedroom, which Ben stole for her in a criminally romantic grand gesture.
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"Whether or not one can indict criminally a sitting president is an unanswered question," Susan Bloch, a constitutional law professor at Georgetown, told NBC News.
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The one that was released 50 years ago on August 5 1966 (but criminally, never released in the U.S. in complete form until the 1980s).
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First, "Smile" wasn't written by Moffat, but by Frank Cottrell-Boyce, the screenwriter behind such criminally underrated movies as 24-Hour Party People and Millions.
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Few Wall Street executives were criminally prosecuted for their involvement, triggering calls by lawmakers and the media to hold more individuals accountable for corporate wrongdoing.
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In his decision, Moro said the sentencing brought him no personal satisfaction and he found it "lamentable" that a former President had been criminally sentenced.
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As part of Geyser's plea agreement in the fall, prosecutors did not contest that she, too, was not criminally responsible due to her mental illness.
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Litvak was the first of at least eight traders criminally charged by federal prosecutors in Connecticut in a crackdown on abuses by bond trading desks.
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The Van Dyke verdict was the first time an on-duty Chicago police officer was held criminally accountable for the killing of an African-American.
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Alabama and Missouri's new laws are clear in forbidding women held criminally liable for having an abortion, a Yale legal expert told The Washington Post.
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The daytime talk show host announced this morning that the criminally overemployed Ryan Seacrest has been tapped as her new partner in crime on Live!
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"If there were overwhelming evidence of criminally on the president's part then Congress would need to consider that remedy if indictment is foreclosed" https://t.
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That is just a fraction -- less than 1% -- of the 1.4 million gang members the FBI estimates to be criminally active in the United States.
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Of the eight traders who were criminally charged, two were convicted, two were acquitted of various charges, three pleaded guilty and one pleaded not guilty.
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False accusations can be so damaging that the presumption of innocence for the criminally charged is a sacred principle of the American criminal justice system.
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As pressure mounts on Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime associate and alleged madam, so has public speculation over why she hasn't yet been criminally charged.
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Ms. Hessel's collection at Bard has extensive holdings of her work, which Mr. Eccles said was almost criminally undervalued when Ms. Hessel began buying them.
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The policy mandates that any person who crosses into the U.S. without inspection be criminally prosecuted and, for good measure, be separated from her children.
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In October, Mr. Maas suggested the company could be held criminally liable for users' illegal hate speech postings if it does not swiftly remove them.
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While a CEO may pay other costs for mistakes made under his or her watch, lawyers say it's extremely hard to hold them criminally liable.
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There is no law that says a sitting president cannot be criminally charged in the courts, nor is there one saying he can be charged.
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Last year, Mr. Gloe was indicted on charges including manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide and leaving the scene of an incident without reporting.
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Directed by the criminally underrated Joseph Kahn—a man who directed a time traveling, coming of age, meta-slasher about high school— ...Ready for it?
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Songs From Rockwood tells fictionalized stories of real women who lived at an asylum for the criminally insane that in Canada in the late 1800s.
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"There is now a clear case that Donald Trump Jr. has met all the elements of the law, which is a criminally enforced federal statute."
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He was sent to a hospital for the criminally insane and lived there for a couple of decades before he was released in the 1970s.
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Federal prosecutors on Friday charged Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and former Theranos president Sunny Balwani with 11 counts of criminally defrauding investors, patients and doctors.
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Madoff's sons were never criminally charged and had maintained they knew nothing about their father's fraud until he confessed to them shortly before his Dec.
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Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general, is the first Trump administration official to be criminally charged as a result of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" policy — which criminally prosecutes all migrants caught crossing U.S. borders illegally — has resulted in the separation of children from parents.
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Trump's legal team has argued that the Constitution prohibits a district attorney from criminally investigating, prosecuting or indicting the President while he is in office.
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Mr. Kelly, 53, has been criminally charged in multiple jurisdictions and remains in custody in Chicago, where he faces a separate 13-count federal indictment.
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Six women had testified during the trial that Mr. Weinstein had sexually assaulted them, but he was not criminally charged in all of those cases.
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The two are just the latest officers involved in Gray's death to receive back pay since it was determined that they were not criminally responsible.
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The report also laid out 10 instances where Trump may have obstructed the investigation, although Mueller wouldn't rule on whether the president had acted criminally.
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It appears the statute of limitations both civilly and criminally would have run out on all of her claims, which are older than 6 years.
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Las Vegas PD tells us ... Foxx is in the clear -- at least criminally -- because the statute of limitations of 3 years has long since run.
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Democrats now want EPA chief Scott Pruitt criminally investigated for using his position to try to land his wife a job with Chick-fil-A.
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The psychiatrist would then make a recommendation on whether Mr. Ramos should or should not be held criminally responsible for the shooting, Ms. Leitess said.
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Chief Baker told KFTA, a local television station, that no action would be taken against Ms. Reneau because she had not done anything criminally wrong.
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The companies' owner, Michael Weiss, 47, was also charged with criminally negligent homicide in the death of the laborer, Fernando Vanegaz, an immigrant from Ecuador.
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A Utah judge stood by the state's lewdness statute Tuesday after a local woman was criminally charged for going topless in front of her stepchildren.
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The new rule, several business leaders said, brings regulatory certainty to companies worried that bird deaths would make them criminally liable for millions of dollars.
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NEW YORK, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Two former executives of biotech company MiMedx Group Inc were criminally charged on Tuesday with fraudulently inflating the company's revenue.
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Doe was one of three minor girls Epstein had been criminally charged with abusing in a July indictment by federal prosecutors, according to her lawsuit.
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Since unelected bureaucrats, through variances, unilaterally determine when a rule must be followed, they have the power to determine if someone will be criminally liable.
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Epstein's friends once included U.S. President Donald Trump, former president Bill Clinton and Britain's Prince Andrew, none of whom has been criminally accused of wrongdoing.
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Pollsters additionally found that nearly half of Nevada's voters believe Clinton acted criminally by using a private email server when she was secretary of State.
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Such actions, Jordan said, could make it easier for future leakers to be punished and could increase the inspector general's ability to criminally prosecute leakers.
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Manslaughter carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, while she would face a total of two years in prison for criminally negligent homicide.
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The change is significant, since federal law states that gross negligence in handling the nation's intelligence can be punished criminally with prison time or fines.
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"Trying to obstruct him at every turn and even criminally charge him for what was clearly a joke is not helping this country one bit."
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Trump's team, however, acknowledges that "no court has had to squarely consider the question" of whether a sitting President can be criminally prosecuted or investigated.
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When Stumpf appeared before Congress in 4003, Warren told him that he should resign and be criminally investigated for profiting from deceiving Wells Fargo's customers.
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U.S. authorities have charged at least 11 people, including six from Nomura, in connection with deceptive bond trading practices, and eight have been criminally charged.
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DOJ criminally prosecuted conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza for a minor campaign finance violation — pushing a stiff jail term — while ignoring Obama's hefty 85033 campaign transgressions.
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Essentially, Trump's lawyers are saying the president is above the law (although they did acknowledge that Trump could be criminally prosecuted once he leaves office).
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Cohen was not criminally charged, and under a January settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission can resume managing outside money in January 2018.
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