But his family believes he was entrapped and falsely arrested.
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On three occasions, he had been entrapped, beaten, and robbed.
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The defense argues that they were entrapped by the police.
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Here lies a snare that has entrapped white identity for decades.
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Axe says Chuck entrapped him, Chuck says it was just a trap.
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This has led some defense attorneys to claim their clients were entrapped.
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An undercover federal agent entrapped him into selling a sawed-off shotgun.
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Entrapped in their relationship with the left, they can no longer retreat.
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At trial, a police captain testified that the two had been entrapped.
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If the judge rules they were entrapped, their convictions could be overturned.
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Her characters aren't entrapped in feminist controversy or pulverized by the patriarchy.
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In both cases, defense lawyers unsuccessfully argued that Hussain had entrapped their clients.
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Flynn's lawyer told the judge he had not been entrapped by the FBI.
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Defense lawyers argued that their clients had been entrapped, but the courts disagreed.
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His lawyers argued unsuccessfully at trial that he was entrapped by the government.
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His lawyer also told the judge that Flynn was not entrapped by the FBI.
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Ancient proteins were found "entrapped" within bits of 3.8 million-year-old ostrich eggshell.
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If defense attorneys prove their client was entrapped, the court may dismiss the case.
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Their daughter, who did not get entrapped in the loan, has returned to college.
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That man walked out into the deluge and told the firefighters about the entrapped family.
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Mohamud's lawyers argued he was entrapped by law enforcement officers posing as al Qaeda militants.
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While humans were busy domesticating dogs, the ice entrapped millions of microscopic organisms per square inch.
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Mohamud's lawyers said he was entrapped by U.S. law enforcement officers posing as al Qaeda militants.
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"We are certain that he was entrapped and is not guilty of espionage," David Whelan's statement said.
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Twelve-year-old Pappu is still entrapped, and he doesn't know how he's going to get out.
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"I do not believe ... that we are likely to be entrapped in it permanently," Cox told parliament.
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It&aposs a classic to say that what you have informants in that people have been entrapped.
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The changes would update existing rules to ensure that residents don't become entrapped under automatic garage doors.
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TV that he was entrapped by Western intelligence agencies and ensnared in Mueller's investigation as a result.
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The journalists have pleaded not guilty, and their legal team says they were entrapped by the police.
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Did he think he was entrapped by the FBI when they interviewed him without a defense attorney present?
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They joined the plot, were arrested and, ultimately, convicted, despite their lawyers' complaints that Mr. Hussain entrapped them.
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As Gerald Foos reflected upon his "burden" as a committed voyeur, he saw himself as an entrapped figure.
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On Medicine I once found myself entrapped by a patient as much as she felt trapped by me.
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The idea was inspired by a 1970 drawing depicting a forest entrapped in a big city soccer stadium.
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Sullivan had asked Flynn's team point-blank at the December hearing if he had been entrapped by the FBI.
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The recently published paper marks the first time scientists have examined what happens to water entrapped in firn aquifers.
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"At best, Mr. Oliver-Bruno was presented with a catch-22 dilemma; at worst, he was entrapped," they added.
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Some Somali community members and relatives of the defendants have criticized Mr. Bashir's role, suggesting the defendants were entrapped.
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In a well-publicized case, Michael Parkes hanged himself while out on bail after being entrapped by Stinson Hunter.
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Defense lawyers said their client was an ISIS skeptic who got entrapped by agents in a misguided terror probe.
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Hundreds have been arrested, many entrapped on social media by police posing as another LGBT person interested in a date.
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Recovery of the "entrapped" proteins in the eggshell was possible due to the way they were protected by surface minerals.
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An entrapped epiglottis only requires a minor operation to correct, but, unfortunately, it won't be in time for the event.
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But he insisted he was entrapped by unscrupulous, undercover journalists from Channel 4 News — a claim the news organization rejected.
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An entrapped epiglottis only requires a minor operation to correct, but, unfortunately, it was not in time for the event.
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The inequalities of that system are at the center of Limbo, a new short film by director Razan Ghalayini (Entrapped).
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Without a car, in other words, they would become subject to and entrapped by the reality of their own lives.
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The idea, he told me, is to get people thinking about what it looks like when people are entrapped by systems.
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I am entrapped in my own thoughts" Roy: "like no I would be happy if they had no guilt about it.
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Like "code-verse," Datamatics also featured a furious rhythm of abstract graphics, which intimidated me while spawning feelings of entrapped awe.
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The developments fed a theory among conservatives that Flynn had been entrapped by the bureau and unfairly entangled in Mueller's probe.
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African Americans must be careful not to become entrapped by a party whose values are not in sync with their own.
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In the late '60s and throughout the '70s prostitution was portrayed as a seedy operation that entrapped young women and men.
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Judd said the teen, who Carmelle Ngalamulume, was "pinned and entrapped" in a bedroom when the plane barreled into her family's home.
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The journalists said they were entrapped by police, who invited them to dinner, handed them state documents and arrested them shortly afterwards.
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They're nervous about being entrapped or entangled in American wars overseas, and they're worried about sending the wrong signal to Japan's neighbors.
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Critics said the charges of terrorism were fabricated and that the accused, as in other previous incidents, were entrapped by security agents.
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His attorney Sidney Powell regularly promotes the idea that Flynn was entrapped by the Russia investigators and should be pardoned by Trump.
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An attorney representing the victims' estates said the boat's canopy entrapped the passengers and dragged them to the bottom of the lake.
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Defense lawyers have said the evidence put forward by the prosecution shows the police entrapped the journalists to interfere with their reporting.
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"The children were not tricked or entrapped, as some have suggested," Rithy Panh, a Cambodian producer on the film, said in a statement.
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But its darkest consequences were often erased from the narrative: the tens of thousands of black Africans entrapped in a growing slave market.
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The defence argued that they were entrapped by police who invited them to dinner, handed them state documents, and arrested them shortly afterwards.
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Let us also not forget that President Clinton was entrapped into lying about his affairs and, although impeached, was acquitted by the Senate.
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It inspired a revision of guidelines in federal undercover cases and legal and ethical debates over whether the defendants had been unlawfully entrapped.
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An attorney representing the victims' estates has said the boat's canopy entrapped the passengers and dragged them to the bottom of the lake.
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His lawyer claims that the F.B.I. entrapped him, with undercover operatives popping in and out of his life for at least six years.
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Primarily on Twitter and in media interviews, Papadopoulos has said he thought he was entrapped by investigators and that he regretted pleading guilty.
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The images would better flourish if they were more confrontational, but they are entrapped by white frames and glass, like collections of butterflies.
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Trainer Richard Mandella told The Associated Press the colt developed a cough and a subsequent veterinary exam showed Omaha Beach has an entrapped epiglottis.
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It's not like he was specially entrapped to discover what he knows, and it's not like Arya lured him anywhere to steal his face.
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And there's the spider's web: Lisbeth is suddenly entrapped in a scheme much bigger than herself, and it all leads back to her sister.
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Officials said they were keenly aware that such cases would almost inevitably lead defense lawyers to charge that the F.B.I. had entrapped their clients.
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When the vessel started sinking, a canopy entrapped the passengers and dragged them to the bottom of the lake, attorney Robert Mongeluzzi told reporters.
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But, when Silva is announced to fight, you can't help but buy into it, entrapped in the pure excitement he produces in plentiful supply.
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Cupid came out of the race with an entrapped epiglottis, and Baffert said the gray colt would have surgery to clear the breathing passageway.
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After their conviction, she insisted that their legal appeals must be completed before she would intervene, despite clear evidence that the police entrapped them.
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Above all, do not feel as though you need to solve with any immediacy this Gordian knot that has entrapped a succession of your predecessors.
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But her lawyer, Ms. Durrieu Diebolt, said the girl was naïve, sexually inexperienced and entrapped by an older man who had done time in prison.
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SEIU entrapped workers any way it could, using executive orders in Illinois, a ballot initiative in Washington, legislation in Minnesota and administrative action in Michigan.
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China was ready to settle in August of that year; by then, though, it found itself entrapped by its financial dependence on the Soviet Union.
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Non-profit advocacy groups like Project Salam and National Coalition to Protect Civil Freedoms maintained the men were entrapped by informants in a government conspiracy.
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Flynn and his lawyers assured a judge Tuesday that he had not been entrapped by the FBI into committing his admitted crime as some have suggested.
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You see through the narrative of her being "entrapped" by larger, terrifying forces, and yet you still wonder how much Titanic has her under his thumb.
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The convictions were again criticized by defense attorneys, who said the FBI and its confidential informant, Hussain, orchestrated the entire plot and entrapped the four defendants.
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How the crew became entrapped, along with the exact circumstances of the incident — the deadliest of any kind for U.S. firefighters since the attacks on Sept.
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Nunes suggests that Trump staffers may have been entrapped into canoodling with Russian agents, but what he was doing to Rosenstein certainly looks like entrapment itself.
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There is also the legendary Hawaiian Ohia Lehua tree, so named for the lovers who are thought to be entrapped in its branches and flowers forever.
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The effect is intimidating and uncomfortable — you're not so much participating as entrapped in this type of inane communication by the characters' unwavering gaze and chatter.
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These people helped me speak a new language, and then gave me the tools to tear down the moldy firmament that had long entrapped my beliefs.
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The journalists have pleaded not guilty to the charges and have told the court how they were entrapped by police officials who planted documents on them.
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And later, when Michael was, in his own words, entrapped by police, arrested, and forcibly outed as gay, I saw him as confirmation of my fear.
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From my position in the gallery, reporting on the trial, it always seemed to me that Anna was entrapped by the grandiosity of her good intentions.
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Papadopoulos' wife, Simona Maginante, has ramped up claims as of late that her husband is innocent and was entrapped by the FBI and pressured into pleading guilty.
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First responders had converged at the scene near West Broadway and Worth Street, NYC Emergency Management reported, and began immediately searching the cars for any entrapped victims.
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Outside of court, his attorney Sidney Powell regularly promotes the idea that Flynn was entrapped by the Russia investigators and should be pardoned by President Donald Trump.
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They were convicted of illegally possessing official secrets, despite a police officer's testimony that they had been entrapped and that the documents had already been made public.
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Christopher suffered the fatal injuries after being partially entrapped within a metal box used for donating clothes, according to the Coroner's Office, which ruled his death accidental.
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Most of the gay Chechen men I have interviewed have stories of being entrapped—usually by someone they met online—and beaten, sometimes raped, and later often blackmailed.
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The biggest ask was a panic button, which would let users erase the app and contact friends with a single button press if they realize they've been entrapped.
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Attorneys for the men argued that they were entrapped by federal agents and what they wrote and talked about was protected by their constitutional right to free speech.
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While we were led to believe he was living with his mother and recovering from his dystopic view of reality, he'd actually been entrapped in prison this whole time.
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The trial has exposed tensions in Minnesota's Somali community, where some believe the men were entrapped by a former group member turned paid FBI informant who testified at trial.
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Canada's federal police entrapped a couple convicted of a terror plot to blow up government buildings, and therefore their convictions will be overturned, the BC Supreme Court ruled today.
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"There was a hope for change when the peace accord came into being, but it got entrapped in politics," said Meghna Guhathakurta, head of think tank Research Initiatives, Bangladesh.
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Finance Minister Taro Aso, 77, has drawn fire for his response to the Fukuda case, saying, for example, that the possibility Fukuda was entrapped could not be ruled out.
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"The safety board is particularly concerned that both adults and children wearing life jackets are at risk of being drowned if entrapped by the overhead canopy," the report reads.
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In a moving monologue delivered in her apartment's small living room, Annie describes her frustration living as a fat woman with the self-deprecating "mind prison" she's entrapped in.
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Defense attorneys have said their clients were entrapped by the federal government's use of an informant who provided the three men with maps and encouraged the use of bombs.
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When they stay in the Bardo, the results are catastrophic: They deteriorate, mentally and physically, and become entrapped by a carapace of demonic souls that slowly drives them mad.
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A day after the September 22 concert, police entrapped a man on a dating app and arrested him over claims that he waved one of the flags at the gig.
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While defense lawyers have argued in other terrorism cases that their clients had been entrapped by the police, this was the first time that a Canadian court accepted the claim.
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When the Ride the Ducks Branson amphibious vessel started sinking, a canopy entrapped the passengers and dragged them to the bottom of the lake, attorney Robert Mongeluzzi told reporters Monday.
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By novel's end, Houellebecq has his protagonist convert to Islam and his reader entrapped into sympathizing with an author who once declared Islam to be "the stupidest" of all faiths.
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Government prosecutors argued Mohamud had not been entrapped because his communications with a foreign terrorism suspect, Samir Khan, who was the editor and publisher of Inspire, an Al-Qaeda magazine.
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Ms. Danes's character, a C.I.A. officer, shouts to an F.B.I. agent that their client was "just another Muslim kid you entrapped" by using an informant who posed as a friend.
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But their convictions and sentencing were delayed so that their defence team could launch new proceedings arguing that the couple was entrapped by undercover police officers during a lengthy sting operation.
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Demonstrators released live cockroaches, crickets and locusts into two London branches of upmarket chain Byron Hamburgers on Friday, accusing the company of having "entrapped (staff)" in a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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"We've done a few hundred so far, but it's just starting," says Ruiz, who drove more than four hours from Alabama, cutting down trees in his path, to reach entrapped people.
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The White House and its allies have attempted to argue that agents essentially entrapped Flynn by not informing the Trump aide that it is a crime to lie to federal agents.
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She and hundreds of other women, as well as some divorced men, say China's law has unfairly entrapped them when courts ruled they were jointly liable for former spouses' unpaid loans.
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They are as much entrapped by false notions of what's manly as women are by the compulsion to be, as the song has it, as soft and as sweet as a nursery.
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Lily James plays a young Donna (Meryl Streep in the original film) who moves to a remote island in Greece, only to find herself entrapped in a love quadrangle with three men.
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Members of the ATF essentially entrapped Randy Weaver, who they believed was associated with the Aryan Nations, for illegal firearm sales, in order to coerce him into providing information about the group.
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De Andrade thus takes on the life cycle of the workers, whose vitality is gradually sapped by years entrapped in a capitalist system, earning a living by the sweat of their brows.
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But the blackbody radiation that Hawking proposed would be theoretically scrubbed of this information, according to general relativity, so Hawking suggested that information entrapped in a black hole might be permanently erased.
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His throat was scoped, and he was found to have an entrapped epiglottis, a triangular-shaped flap of cartilage that lies at the base of the airway, the trainer Richard Mandella said.
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Animal activists typically use shock tactics to get their points across, and horrific images of factory farms and entrapped animals have been in our brains ever since these anti-fur campaigns began.
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That Saudi Arabia might have entrapped and killed one of its most globally prominent citizens, and in a diplomatic facility in the heart of a NATO ally, only gives credence to these critiques.
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Advocacy groups including the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights have filed legal challenges claiming that the FBI largely constructed the plots via undercover operatives and entrapped the suspects.
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And when you are a child — this is the message I want every parent to hear — you don't have the language to explain what is happening to you because you've been seduced and entrapped.
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But the scientists aboard never made it to their destination: The Amundsen was diverted to rescue unsuspecting ships that had become entrapped by Arctic ice floes that moved into North Atlantic Ocean shipping lanes.
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Mr. Flynn's supporters and the White House have tried to play down his actions, suggesting that investigators entrapped him or that his body language during the interview with agents showed he was not lying.
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Last month, Sullivan denied Flynn's legal team's recent attempts to attack prosecutors and dismiss his charge, and rejected a theory they attempted to use, that the FBI entrapped Flynn when he lied to them.
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But despite the near-universal condemnation of McKee's killing, her death has heightened anxieties about a return to the Troubles, when the public became entrapped in a cycle of political violence and terror attacks.
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They say not only are entrapped families subsisting on a diet of stale dates, but ISIL militants are actively attempting to recruit new members with the enticement of the basic sustenance of life: food.
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When the Ride the Ducks Branson amphibious vessel started sinking July 1999, the canopy entrapped the passengers and dragged them to the bottom of the lake, lawyer Robert Mongeluzzi said Monday at a news conference.
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The boy wandered 4 to 5 feet away from his parents' table when he became entrapped between a rotating portion of the floor and a wall, a space of about 4 to 5 inches, Pickard said.
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It was his soul — his physical being; as the art examiner explained, it was hard to know what was paint and what was blood — that was entrapped in the paintings and made them so positively transfixing.
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Islamic State's Amaq news agency said the group's militants entrapped Kurdish security forces by detonating a sound explosive device on a main street and after people congregated they detonated a car that was parked near by.
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For more than an hour and a half, while a medic checked toe pulses on the entrapped passengers, Gangnuss and others continued their mission, working into the night by the glow of Trant's hand-held light.
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Kavanaugh's nomination, meanwhile, is entrapped in the midst of a sexual misconduct allegation over reports of a letter detailing an alleged incident between Trump's nominee and an unidentified woman, when they were both in high school.
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We have collected stories of how the FBI surveilled American-Muslim communities based on their ethnic and religious makeup, and in some cases entrapped people who might otherwise have had no ties to terror-related activities.
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It also requires, for us to see such acts as heroic, getting past the language of masculinity and assertion that had entrapped both the prisoners who took hostages and then the guards who would kill them.
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It's unclear whether the foreign nationals believed the University of Farmington was a fake institution set up to shop out student visas, as ICE claims, or whether they were entrapped into unknowingly violating their visa terms.
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The case also caused division within the community, as some maintained the convicted teenagers were entrapped into leaving the country, while others like Yusuf acknowledged that their children were radicalized and advocated for actions against extremism.
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" Gail Gove, Chief Counsel, Reuters, said: "The Myanmar court now has an opportunity to correct the misdeeds of local police who, more than six months ago, entrapped Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo and falsified their arrest.
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In one case, police allegedly entrapped and arrested a 19-year-old man using a fake dating app profile, a common act in Egypt; he was sentenced to six years' prison on charges of "debauchery" last week.
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But if Durham, Barr's own handpicked prosecutor, is also unable to find evidence to back up the theory that the FBI entrapped the Trump campaign, it's sure to raise questions about some of the attorney general's objections.
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After a persistent cough led the team to examine the thoroughbred, they discovered Omaha Beach was suffering from an entrapped epiglottis, which can cause difficulties in breathing and would have made competing in the Derby difficult, Mandella explained.
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The judge's comments were prompted by a sentencing memo in which Kelner and Anthony noted that Flynn was not explicitly warned by FBI agents that lying to them was a crime, appearing to suggest that he was entrapped.
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After a persistent cough led the team to examine the thoroughbred, they discovered Omaha Beach was suffering from an entrapped epiglottis, which can cause difficulties in breathing and would have made competing in the derby difficult, Mandella explained.
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OTTAWA — A Canadian couple who planted what they believed were pressure-cooker bombs outside British Columbia's legislature in 2013 were freed on Friday after a judge ruled that they had been entrapped by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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The clash plays into his desire to frame Democrats as entrapped by radicals who want to march the country left and who he claims are smearing the reputation of an innocent man in their desperation to thwart conservative goals.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every day 2600 people become entrapped in sex trafficking rings in Guatemala, including a "shocking" proportion of children, some of them sold into the sex trade by their mothers, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said.
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Before and after Flynn went before Sullivan late last year, Powell and right-wing commentators have spread conspiracy theories that imply Flynn was entrapped by the FBI, not given all documents from Mueller and forced to lie in his plea deal.
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Only the Brave tells the story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a highly trained team of wildland firefighters that lost 224 of its 223 members when they became entrapped in the Yarnell Hill blaze in Arizona on June 236, 232.
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"PF&R Tech Rescue Team called in for a woman entrapped in the garbage chute of condo building at this address, they have freed the patient and are evaluating her now, traffic should return to normal in 15-30min," authorities tweeted.
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Mensch often veers into surrealistic fan fiction, saying she believes Russian President Vladimir Putin "murdered" Andrew Breitbart in 2012, "funded riots in Ferguson" against police violence, and entrapped Anthony Weiner in a sexting scandal with a 15-year-old girl.
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They may have intended to make him feel welcome, but their actions wind up having the opposite effect, as Tyler finds himself increasingly entrapped by their booze-soaked machismo — by their vaguely offensive games, their made-up rituals, their childish horseplay.
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He also advised gay men how to navigate arrests in sting operations, and urged entrapped men to request lawyers and plead not guilty, forcing courts to bring their cases to trial, where the testimony of arresting officers could be challenged.
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I thought that&aposs what was the best and it&aposs the best thing to just take a breath and breathe and then, you know, I was really facing the fear going back to the game because it sort of entrapped me.
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Related: Canadian Couple Found Guilty of Plotting to Blow Up Legislature Allege Entrapment Canada's federal police entrapped a couple convicted of a terror plot to blow up government buildings, and therefore their convictions will be overturned, the BC Supreme Court ruled today.
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Mr. Del Tufo suggested that Mr. Williams had been entrapped by the F.B.I. On tape, the senator first said, "No, no, no, no," when an agent posing as a sheikh offered him a bribe — a claim Mr. Williams echoed in his unsuccessful appeals.
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In an effort to bring scrutiny to the regulation, the group, along with four newspaper reporters, headed to Julius' Bar in Manhattan, where a man had been arrested for "gay activity" a few days prior after being entrapped by a police officer.
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Would they would say, you know, sure, I&aposd love to hear some dirt on Hillary Clinton and that possibly it seem that it is suggested that they would then be entrapped in a situation where it appeared that they were doing something wrong.
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That's until she is entrapped by a former colleague and lover (Dinklage) into an insider trading scheme and is taken to jail; in an alternative universe, there's a far funnier movie where McCarthy's billionaire is forced to Madoff her way through a tough women's prison.
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Lawyers for the defendants have argued that their clients were not sophisticated enough to carry out such a large narcotics deal and were entrapped by informants out to please the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, which was paying them handsomely to lure in high-profile marks.
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TV's "Rising" that he was entrapped by Western intelligence agencies and ensnared in Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation as a result.
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We're bound to our desks and computers at work; PE and recess aren't prioritized in too many schools; sidewalks and open space parks aren't accessible for many; and the lure of handheld and other screens for information and entertainment seems to have entrapped us.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Freedom Foundation joined in the legal battle to get the court to find that the evidence was collected unconstitutionally—Mohamud's lawyers believed such a ruling would help them to advance the defense that Mohamud had been entrapped.
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But Flynn and his attorneys may have scrambled his situation by arguing that Flynn was entrapped by the FBI into lying about his Russia contacts, giving new life to a theory among conservatives that the onetime Trump campaign surrogate was wronged by the Justice Department and Mueller.
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A writer could learn a great deal about how good people can become enmeshed in their own wicked deeds from the excellent story "Fresh Complaint," in which a middle-aged physicist is sexually entrapped by a young woman desperate to be released from an arranged marriage.
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Sullivan took issue with claims that Flynn had been "entrapped" into lying to FBI agents and noted that Flynn's own sentencing filings didn't address conduct he admitted to but was not included in his guilty plea — that he acted as an unregistered foreign agent for Turkey.
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In 2002, a 7-year-old girl from McLean, Va., drowned in a spa when she became entrapped by the powerful drag of a portal sucking water into a filtration system, and a man and three children died at a water park in Texas in 2004.
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In a filing with the court, a lawyer for Flynn had noted that he was not warned during an FBI interview that lying would be a crime, but an attorney for Flynn told the court on Tuesday during a sentencing hearing that the retired lieutenant general was not entrapped.
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Brexiteers, most of whom are in May's own Conservative Party, see the backstop as treachery: a betrayal of the UK's promise to get out of the EU and break free of its rules and regulations, because the backstop could potentially keep the UK entrapped indefinitely in the customs union.
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The Unicorn Stickers, available for free download on the Apple App Store, feature humorous cutouts from the tapestries including a "Smirking Lord," a "Snarling Hound," and the famous "Unicorn in Captivity," in which the bleeding creature is seen chained to a tree and entrapped inside a fenced ring.
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U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan of Washington ruled there was no basis for the retired three-star Army general's allegations that federal law enforcement officials entrapped him into accepting a plea deal from special counsel Bob Mueller for making false statements to the FBI about his Russian contacts. Jan.
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For 40 years, I have had the honor of meeting hundreds of grassroots leaders who selflessly dedicate themselves to uplifting their low-income communities and transforming the lives of men, women and youths entrapped in addiction, predatory and self-destructive behavior, and the lifetime consequences of their past failures.
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After their investigation into a security-force massacre of Rohingya men and boys in Myanmar's western Rakhine state, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were convicted under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act and sentenced to seven years each in prison, even though a police officer testified that they had been entrapped.
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Rupert Colville, a UN human rights spokesman, told the Washington Post that some have been entrapped by police using gay dating apps and chat rooms, part of a campaign of digital entrapment on the part of Egyptian authorities that's been ongoing since 2013, when President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's government came into power.
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I believe that I proposed this so that I could hold it against her when she inevitably turned it down, treating it as if it were beneath her, which I knew she would do, and I knew that it would make me furious when she did this, and I entrapped her anyway.
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Witch with rescuing her missing father after he accidentally bent space-time to travel hundreds of light-years to the dark planet Camazotz where he has become entrapped by the malevolent incorporeal being known as the IT. And that's just the basic outline of Madeleine L'Engle's seminal sci-fi novel A Wrinkle in Time.
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To start with one extreme, if he is an absolute entrapped or recruited agent of the Kremlin, you would be trying to make sure you got the most bang for your buck, which is exactly why you'd have tried to get him to play it cool, so you could use him at a crucial moment.
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Authorities insist the foreign students knew the school was fakeSome critics and immigration advocates have charged that the government&aposs scheme unfairly entrapped and set up foreign students simply seeking to work legally in the United States, but authorities maintain that nearly all the students arrested in the sting knew the university was fake.
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Related: Canadian Couple Found Guilty of Plotting to Blow Up Legislature Allege Entrapment However, those convictions were put on hold while their lawyers launched a lawsuit arguing that the Royal Mounted Canadian Police (RCMP) entrapped the couple and coaxed them into planning to plant the bombs, instead of the other more dangerous ideas the couple talked about.
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His lawyer planned his defense: Mr. Mottor had been entrapped by the state trooper, his foot injury explained why he failed the field sobriety test, and a phenomenon called "retrograde extrapolation" meant that Mr. Mottor's blood-alcohol level might have been lower when he was on the road than when he was tested at the police station.
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Flynn's attorneys Robert Kelner and Stephen Anthony clarified Tuesday they did not believe Flynn had been entrapped by the bureau but chose to include details about his interview so the judge could compare Flynn's case to others who have been charged and sentenced for the same crime in connection with Mueller's investigation, arguing he deserved less prison time.
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One past impeachment witness speaks up Another person hoping to re-cast the view of 1990s history is Monica Lewinsky, the former White House intern who had an affair with the President but was entrapped by Starr and then called to testify at Clinton's impeachment, back when Republicans wanted to hear witnesses at impeachment trials and Democrats did not.
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But still: our semi-sane quest to recover Sonia's work had not only returned us to an important place in the prehistory of our friendship but had brought us into contact with my work, a strange synchronicity that suddenly lent the building a sinister feel, as if we'd been entrapped by a person we believed we'd been pursuing.
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The origins of the politicized investigation centers on a shadowy character named Joseph Mifsud who entrapped an unwitting George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE during the 22019 campaign.
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Raniere's ex-girlfriends from the 1990s and 2000s with whom I spoke said that while they were not expressly part of a master-slave ring, they felt entrapped by this exceedingly strange man, who was a whirling dervish of ideas, but also sort of lazy, spending his days monologuing to devotees, playing volleyball, bedding women and making women do his bidding with other women.
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His face, body, and disposition in the wonderful photograph, wherein he is at home and both entrapped in a world still dominated by the outsider visions of Rio de Janeiro—at the very top of Parks's photograph we still catch a glimpse of the memorable statue, Christ the Redeemer monument (Cristo Redentor) which suggests the image Rio presents to the world—hiding the reality of many of its citizen's lives.
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In the exhibition Peter Williams: Incarceration at the Cressman Center for Visual Arts, Louisville, Kentucky (February 7–March 21, 2020), curated by Chris Reitz, the focus is on incarceration; as a Black man and a painter who feels entrapped in modernism's legacy of the grid, Williams recognizes that imprisonment of one kind or another has run throughout White America's dealing with Black people since the beginning of its history.
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Page and Papadopoulos (and more recently, Michael Flynn) have shouted from the rooftops in recent months that they were entrapped and targeted by the Deep State FBI—that's even the name of Papadopoulos' forthcoming, fever-dream-inspired book—but the FBI started with their best interests at heart: Agents saw people with ties to the Russian government circling around the Trump campaign, and so the bureau stepped in, entirely appropriately, to monitor that activity.
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