Most of Mr Weinstein's accusers are not going to court.
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We are going to court to exercise our legal rights.
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We're told she's also very tired of going to court.
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Arbitration is promoted as quicker and cheaper than going to court.
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The Justice Department can take other paths besides going to court.
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"You wouldn't even have to bother going to court," he said.
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She's not sure, because she stopped going to court at all.
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"Going to court for us is not an alternative," he said.
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The case has got a lot of attention without going to court.
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Given the cost of going to court, many may not bother suing.
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Gamba said she was aware of the risks of going to court.
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And it is his legacy that I am upholding by going to court.
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He said he hopes to avoid going to court and would rather negotiate.
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However, even going to court doesn't guarantee a jail or prison will change.
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You could wind up going to court in order to assert your claim.
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"I look forward to going to court and clearing my name," he said.
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And if it means going to court, I will, I will do that.
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Democrats are on the verge of going to court with the Trump administration.
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The Trump administration is going to court Monday over its controversial travel ban.
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Boy Scouts The Girl Scouts have had enough, and they're going to court.
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Now they're locked in a legal battle (and going to court in America).
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Going to court to assert that these procedures must pass through clinical trials.
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What's the benefit for a victim of harassment in going to court — financial?
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This... ...individual will be going to court, and he will be paying a price.
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By agreeing to pay the fine, they now avoid the issue going to court.
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And claims it's going to court to "defend the livelihoods of all those drivers".
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"If Mueller tries to subpoena us, we're going to court," Giuliani told ABC News.
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What did the district attorney and what did they tell you about going to court?
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He isn't happy about going to court, but he also isn't agreeing with Chyna's demands.
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"She looks almost like she's in costume as someone going to court," said Chrisman-Campbell.
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Now that the account holders know the government wants their information, they're going to court.
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A growing number of people have sought to fix the issue by going to court.
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Attendees discuss their crimes and take responsibility ... instead of going to court or pleading guilty.
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"If she gets in, you won't even have to bother going to court," he said.
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Democrats, Trump lawyers going to court early -- and often On Sunday, she'll head to Ohio.
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The yellow-cab industry responded to the plan for green cabs by going to court.
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House Democrats are considering going to court to challenge the emergency, as are Democratic attorneys general.
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Banks have said the arbitration process can be cheaper and more efficient than going to court.
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"Going to court is a well-established way of holding an entity to account," he said.
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And two men in China are going to court to press for the right to marry.
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She'd have some motivation to participate in them rather than going to court (as would you).
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But if I were the President, I would at least seriously consider going to court tomorrow.
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But a growing number of House Democratic lawmakers believe that going to court is not enough.
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If going to court is our only recourse for protecting our coastal economy, so be it.
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He has said he is likely to try to enforce the subpoena by going to court.
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In 2017 the number of such cases going to court fell by 15% on the previous year.
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It is a step toward a trial, but many investigations have been dropped without going to court.
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"The committee helps you avoid going to court and dealing with an adult guardianship hearing, " Kozak said.
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All I heard was the girl yelling at her mother, "I'm not going to court over this."
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Why, then, did the FBI believe going to court was the only way to recover Farook's data?
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The publishers settled before ever going to court, but after being found guilty in United States v.
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Going to court is not a game: Pokémon Go trainers should look elsewhere for digital critters. pic.twitter.
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"What this does, going to court, is absent the Congress from their own responsibilities," Mr. Pascrell said.
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It is a step toward a trial, but many investigations have been dropped without going to court.
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Sanctions cases like Sheikhzadeh's, involving neither banned goods nor profits, are often resolved without going to court.
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The cost and slowness of always going to court had made appeal of bad patents too unreliable.
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Finally, came the assertion that Congress should not investigate a stonewalling president without going to court first.
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But officials from the states of New York and California immediately began talking about going to court.
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These two men in China are going to court to press for the right to marry each other.
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Now, a man in California is going to court to accuse Google of violating the state's privacy laws.
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But it appears that the federal government can do nothing to stop Mr. Horgan from going to court.
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"He has a path," Pelosi said, adding there were several options to move forward, including going to court.
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SO HE DIDN'T THINK IT WAS A BIG DEAL TO GO ON VACATION INSTEAD OF GOING TO COURT?
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Epstein allegedly unsuccessfully sought to block his victims from going to court, but the case, Jane Does vs.
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It is one step closer to a trial, but such investigations can be dropped without going to court.
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We're told Rob will be going to court any day asking for a massive reduction in child support.
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STALKED BY LEAD, GOING TO COURT Even after the Browns moved to another Benning home, JC wasn't safe.
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Our sources say Chyna has no intention of going to court for child support, at least for now.
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Before going to court, Ms. Doe's lawyers talked with the lottery commission to try to resolve the matter.
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Epstein's lawyers saved him from going to court, and he served just a few months in county jail.
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Patent plaintiffs should be required to specify what patent they believe is being infringed before going to court.
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Now, I couldn't help but think going to court is usually a negative thing, but this was different.
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I've been in so much movement, going back and forth to the jump site, and going to court twice.
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HHS has refused to come forward and say what happened, so we're going to court to get the information.
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For victims, going to court means revisiting trauma, which in some cases means being subjected to pointed cross-examinations.
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We're going to court — once again — to remind Donald Trump that even the President is not above the law.
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Some members of the group were initially upset with Liss-Riordan for settling and had preferred going to court.
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If the deals are blocked, Halper expects the companies will have to consider going to court to fight for approval.
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And new lead lawyer Rudy Giuliani tells ABC News: If Mueller tries to subpoena us, we&aposre going to court.
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Banks defended settling by saying they had no choice—merely going to court would lose them their licences to operate.
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According to TMZ, Miller and the accuser came to an agreement that restrained the civil case from going to court.
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"The only way we're going to get Mr. Kline to testify is by going to court and subpoenaing him," Rep.
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"We are going to court to defend DACA and to fight for these Dreamers," said Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healy.
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It is a step towards a trial, but a number of such investigations have been dropped without going to court.
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Wisconsin is nevertheless proceeding with the recount but Stein has doubled down, going to court to get a hand recount.
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Alcoa fought back by going to court to seek a declaration that Alumina had no right to block the demerger.
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Karrueche Tran is going to court on Thursday to get a permanent restraining order against her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown.
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"If the Saudis did not participate in this terrorism, they have nothing to fear about going to court," he said.
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In fact, that bag is so important to the brand that it's going to court to protect its signature style.
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Say a restaurant is paying servers less than minimum wage: A mandatory arbitration would bar them from going to court.
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Florida A&M and Dartmouth are taking similar legal strategies, going to court to reveal the names of the accusers.
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We spend hundreds of hours each year filing the suits, writing briefs, negotiating with government lawyers and going to court.
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Democrats backed Obama but now claim Trump can be impeached for obstruction for going to court to challenge such demands.
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There, a different set of administration lawyers said Congress should not seek evidence by going to court but via impeachment.
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Odinga acknowledged those frustrations, even as he backtracked on earlier opposition statements that going to court was not an option.
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But in some states, statues of limitations may prevent their cases from going to court if they wait too long.
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In the end, she did not order prosecutors to seek a settlement, and the company is still going to court.
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Should Marcia Clark have refused to take a high-profile case though she loved going to court and trying cases?
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Later, when Carmine was getting arrested for stuff, Frank "Punchy" lliano (a Brooklyn Capo) ran into him going to court.
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David's lawyer says they're going to court to undo the order of protection so he can spend Thanksgiving with his son.
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After over a decade of litigation, however, it appears as if the parties can't kick their habit of going to court.
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Others, like Minnesota, are going to court to defend the right to unregulated school choice — even if that means choosing segregation.
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He also said one could view the threat of going to court as an incentive for the two sides to negotiate.
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The FBI and Apple are going to court tomorrow over an iPhone linked to the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California.
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"Going to court instead of the media and various Philippine government agencies is the proper procedure," RCBC said in a statement.
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"Look, if the Saudis did not participate in this terrorism, they have nothing to fear about going to court," Schumer said.
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"If I saw my son touch an old lady, I would be the one going to court," Michael, Sr., told me.
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I don't mind going to court, or going to the court of public opinion, if the coöperative strategy is not successful.
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If the women wanted a public airing of their grievances, they could have refused the money and chanced going to court.
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In the end ... Lloyd's decided going to court was too risky, especially when faced with a possible huge punitive damages award.
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"Despite rumors to the contrary, Heard and her team are ready and plan on going to court tomorrow," a source tells PEOPLE.
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I'm either meeting with clients, drafting court documents, writing legal briefs, advising clients on their cases, attending mediations, or going to court.
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This week offers another example of a corporation going to court to ward off the ill effects of an arbitration gone awry.
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They should protect the personal information of their voters at all costs, even if it means going to court to protect it.
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"If she gets in, you won't even have to bother going to court — you're going to know the answer," Mr. Trump said.
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In other words, the act provides the same result as litigation would without the added time and expense of going to court.
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Wyoming Valley's Cafeteria Purchase Charging and Insufficient Funds Policy says nothing about parents potentially going to court or giving up their children.
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We're told the 2 believe they can work out all the details without going to court ... it being done with their lawyers.
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I wasn't going to court, the officer said; I'd assaulted a Croatian police officer and was being taken to Zadar men's prison.
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But the company believes going to court offers a chance to repair some of the reputational damage caused by allegations against it.
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In 2016, about 200,000 homes were lost to foreclosure in states that permit lenders to foreclose on a property without going to court.
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I think in the US we can do a better job, if we had an organization that could fine without going to court.
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His defense team has argued that the president cannot be impeached on an obstruction charge for going to court to fight congressional subpoenas.
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"After this happened, going to court to assert my rightful use of Meowingtons became unavoidable," Bassiri said, according to the Miami New Times.
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In many cases, platforms have opted to remove even content that falls under lawful, fair use categories rather than risk going to court.
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The center specializes in going to court to fight for documents -- a tactic that proved especially important in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Google will no longer require its employees to submit sexual harassment claims to an arbitration process that prevented victims from going to court.
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Gun Owners of America said on Tuesday that it was going to court to fight the new rule and would seek an injunction.
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It also includes a provision that, going forward, would allow House committees to expedite the process of going to court to enforce requests.
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While Democrats ponder going to court, Mr. Trump will take his case to the court of public opinion, or at least his base.
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Democrats chose to vote to advance the articles instead of going to court to try to enforce the subpoenas for testimony and documents.
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The Times reports that Finegan-White and Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust settled the lawsuit for an undisclosed sum before going to court.
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You still have access to the full site, but you're going to be going to court, you're going to be serving the documents, etc.
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The road between first reporting a crime and actually going to court-martial (essentially a military trial) is long and riddled with stumbling blocks.
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California, on the other hand, is one of a small number of states tackling the issue head-on, which will certainly mean going to court.
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In fact, they're going to court over it and officially accusing the Trump campaign of engaging in a "conspiracy" with the Russian government and WikiLeaks.
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JUDGES TO HEAR CLEAN POWER PLAN CASE: The Clean Power Plan, the main pillar of President Obama's climate change agenda, is going to court Tuesday.
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Congressional Democrats have a way to potentially stop President Trump's declaration of a national emergency without going to court, and they're planning to use it.
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"Planned Parenthood is going to court to stop the Trump-Pence administration from trying to impose its ideology on people," Laguens said in a statement.
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The folks behind Coachella have issues with the hood ... which is why they're going to court to gripe about an urban version of the festival.
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The fast-paced nature of these hearings might be the reason so many migrants in the program aren't going to court in the first place.
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She's going to court next week, hoping to get a permanent restraining order against ex-BF Chris Brown, claiming he targeted death threats her way.
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I've successfully blocked out going to court, but my records state I was there for assault, a charge that was later reduced to disturbing the peace.
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When the utility failed to make a debt payment in 2014, its bondholders decided to try to restructure the debt consensually instead of going to court.
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Only Hawaii and Mississippi do not: if the apparent loser isn't happy with the results in those two states, the only recourse is going to court.
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That is where a legal battle may be necessary, though a regrettable circumstance whenever the political branches cannot settle a dispute short of going to court.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is going to court to try to block a Democratically-controlled congressional committee from obtaining his financial records through a subpoena.
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Both children were reunited with their parents Monday under an expedited reunification plan, and they will all be going to court Wednesday to discuss possible treatments.
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"That's why we're going to court tomorrow in the first of a series of actions that we'll take in the next couple of days," he said.
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Days after going to court in NYC, and unveiling the infamous sketch of the guy who allegedly threatened her ... there she was shaking her real moneymaker.
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The government said it would now consult on handing the CMA new powers to fine firms that overcharge or mislead customers without first going to court.
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Ms. Friedman, the lawyer, said that about 90 percent of the Wall Street women she represents do not have the option of going to court today.
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During a press conference on Wednesday, FTC Chairman Joe Simons reiterated that going to court would have resulted in "much less relief" than reaching a settlement.
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They argue that those two independent counsels sought to make public grand jury information by going to court, something they note Barr is refusing to do.
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"Just going to court and asking for permission to sell by no means indicates that there is some sort of deal on the table," he said.
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She said she was frustrated that she had gotten an admission of liability from the HSE before going to court but which was struck out after.
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He's speaking with a lawyer and considering going to court, underscoring why the insurance industry is bracing for a massive wave of litigation over disputed payouts.
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Versace says it fired a warning shot back in July 2019, officially putting FN on notice, but says nothing's changed, so now we're going to court.
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"We are going to be going to court sometime this week to compel compliance" with past Kavanaugh documents requests under the Freedom of Information Act, Sen.
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Our sources say, however, that Holley and the D.A. had actually talked amongst themselves days before about going to court and they say it's just coincidence.
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The two Democrats, Rebecca Slaughter and Rohit Chopra, said that they would have pressed for stronger action in Colorado, even if it meant going to court.
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"So we will not be spending the rest of our lives going to court ... listening to them fight their appeal if they were convicted," Fred Santos said.
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While both victims are nervous about going to court, they are ultimately glad the case is finally able to be filed, they said during the press conference.
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Some creditors, specially Brazilian state banks, that have avoided going to court to give Odebrecht time to restructure in recent years are not willing to wait longer.
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Trump could have tried to enforce his direction to executive branch employees not to cooperate by going to court and seeking restraining orders preventing them from testifying.
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Bernie has been under so much stress and the stress of going to court this coming Wednesday with fear of 1 year in jail wore on Bernie.
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Scaring people from going to court is stupid; it only serves to prevent prosecutors and judges from doing their jobs punishing and preventing crime in our communities.
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IM JUST THINKING, I COVER M & A, ODP STAPLES IS BEING CHALLENGED AND THEY ARE GOING TO COURT HALLIBURTON, BAKER HUGHES HAS BEEN A REALLY LONG SLOG.
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Environmental groups in Pennsylvania are going to court to try to stop the controversial Mariner East 2 pipeline, which the state approved Monday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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The pillar of President Obama's climate change agenda is going to court Tuesday, when federal judges hear oral arguments on whether the landmark regulation should be overturned.
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Meanwhile, Collyer Bristow, a law firm, said the FCA should set up an independent compensation scheme so that customers can avoid the cost of going to court.
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"I don&apost know that he&aposll ever see the outside of a jail again unless it&aposs from a recreational yard or going to court," Sgt.
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In effect, the Restitution Rule potentially penalizes athletes who believe they have been wrongly suspended for going to court, and potentially punishes schools for following court orders.
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The Immigration and Naturalization Service, based on its interpretation of a 1990 law, claimed it had the right to simply cancel those naturalizations without going to court.
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Nineteen states are going to court to stop the Trump administration from diverting billions of dollars from the military toward a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Indeed, the demonstrators had recently succeeded in going to court to enjoin the denial of free speech by the Charlottesville City Council in refusing them a permit.
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Congressional investigators have tried without success to obtain more information about Trump's meeting with Putin, including going to court for records from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Jaime's certain Paul knew what he was doing and while going to court is like reliving the whole ordeal, she says it's worth it for her kid.
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The United States Department of Transportation said the administration could not stop people with legal judgments against the Cuban government from going to court to seize Cuban assets.
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Precedent-setting rulings on the status of gig workers may be piling up, but the barriers to going to court in the first place are often too high.
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Louis Tomlinson has had it with his baby mama denying him access to his child, so he's now going to court to seek joint custody ... TMZ has learned.
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I knew Meek was going to court Monday, but I assumed he would be okay because the situation seemed like it would, logically, pan out favorably for him.
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"I don&apost know that he&aposll ever see the outside of a jail again unless it&aposs from a recreational yard or going to court," he said.
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" Rutgers Law School professor Michael Carrier said Apple "rolled the dice" by going to court and today's decision "shows that the patent wars really are not worth it.
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"I think it is absolutely ludicrous that two countries so blessed with such a wonderful product should be going to court and bastardizing the name manuka," he said.
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So-called forced arbitration clauses found across a range of financial contracts require consumers to agree to settle any disputes through private arbitration rather than going to court.
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They have the option at any time of trying to ink a custody arrangement or going to court for one if they can't do it on their own.
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Mr. Pitt, who recently opened up for the first time about his divorce from Angelina Jolie, rarely makes interview appearances on TV. Conan O'Brien is going to court.
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The new rule would unwind a series of legal maneuvers undertaken by major American companies to block customers from going to court to fight potentially harmful business practices.
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Well, technically, only her lawyers are going to court — Loughlin waived her right to appear in-person and she's not expected to be in the courtroom on Wednesday.
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The agreements, which consumers could not hope to understand, barred them from going to court over disputes arising from the real accounts as well as over fake accounts.
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And, they said, lawmakers have other ways of getting information out of the executive branch short of going to court, such as by withholding funding for federal agencies.
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Simons and his two GOP colleagues on the commission called the deal "a complete home run" compared with the uncertainties the agency would have faced going to court.
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"We'll be going to court soon to challenge the FCC and ramping up pressure on Congress to throw the rules out altogether," Free Press President Craig Aaron told Gizmodo.
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She tried going to court to have the guardianship transferred to a more sympathetic elder brother, but the judge dismissed the case, she says, while talking on his phone.
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Those increased threats could result in higher costs for those companies to operate, by making sure that they're complying with the law, or by going to court more often.
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Sinead vows that if God doesn't kill her ... "We are all going to court and we are gonna have this out in full public for once and for all."
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They're going to court and lobbying to ban products like almond milk or soy milk, from being labeled as "milk," spuriously arguing that these descriptions are confusing to consumers.
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TMZ broke the story ... Polanski's lawyer, Harland Braun, is going to court next week in an attempt to unseal secret testimony by Roger Gunson, the prosecutor in the case.
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After five years of work, we recently finalized a rule to stop companies from denying groups of consumers the option of going to court when they are treated unfairly.
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"We'll be going to court soon to challenge the F.C.C. and ramping up pressure on Congress to throw the rules out altogether," said Craig Aaron, president of Free Press.
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And they're going to court with money from a new nonprofit group and with the lawyer who argued — and won — a landmark marriage equality case before the Supreme Court.
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FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - German investors' association DSW said on Thursday it was going to court to push for an independent investigation of the diesel emissions test-rigging scandal at Volkswagen.
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Pullins says authorities have told her she will likely get community service or be ordered to take a course over the incident if the case ends up going to court.
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Wheeler said that by February he will propose rules banning internet service providers from using mandatory arbitration clauses to bar consumers from going to court for billing or other disputes.
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We are going to court to fight for our patients' health and rights — and for the millions of people in this country who need to access quality reproductive health care.
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In 2012, Mr. Espaillat took two weeks to concede, after initially going to court to block the results over reports that some Spanish-speaking voters encountered difficulties at voting stations.
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If one party in the divorce is inclined to litigate, it can be worth pointing out the higher cost of going to court, along with the control you give up.
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However, that ruling was not enough to show Democrats can sue the administration in this case, McFadden wrote, because they did not exhaust every political option before going to court.
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Vincent Buccola, a lawyer and professor of business ethics, said Purdue might be trying to avoid going to court in states that had been deeply harmed by the opioid epidemic.
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"The federal government has essentially found a workaround by purchasing location data used by marketing firms rather than going to court on a case-by-case basis," The Journal reported.
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Mr. Dietl, who gravitates toward the off the cuff, told of going to court to try to correct a voter registration error that had left him without a party affiliation.
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Wagner is worth championing for one big reason—actually going to court with Zillow and getting a decision could help clarify copyright law for photos and help avoid future lawsuits.
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Dr. David Dao's lawyer from the United incident is now on board for the mom from the American Airlines incident, but it sounds like this one ain't going to court.
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They've been fighting like this since Jeanie took control after their father's death in 2013 and they're still going to court to sort the whole mess out later this spring.
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"In some ways, they created -- or maybe I should say they perfected -- a model of going to court and really standing against the presidential administration," said Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan.
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FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - German investors' association DSW said on Thursday it was going to court to push for an independent investigation of the diesel emissions test-rigging scandal at Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE).
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LONDON (Reuters) - More small companies in Britain will be entitled to existing free arbitration services in any dispute with banks, enabling them to avoid the costly process of going to court.
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Even as back home the White House was going to court over the suspension of CNN reporter Jim Acosta's credentials, Pence pressed Suu Kyi over the imprisonment of two Reuters journalists.
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FRANKFURT, June 23 (Reuters) - German investors' association DSW said on Thursday it was going to court to push for an independent investigation of the diesel emissions test-rigging scandal at Volkswagen.
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Though parents going to court to evict their very adult children from their homes is a rarity, living with your 'rents in your twenties can have its own set of horrors.
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" Schwartz told Avenatti at one point during the interview that he is looking forward to going to court over the case and that he was "going to go down in flames.
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The company confirmed to CNN Business that it will no longer require current or future employees to handle complaints against the company through an arbitration forum, instead of going to court.
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"He shouldn't be saying stuff like that, Jill Stein shouldn't be going to court and alleging without evidence, because all that does is shake voter confidence in the electoral process," Rendell said.
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However, we're told Katt's making it clear he would've picked going to court over the award show if anyone on his team had bothered to let him know what was at stake.
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In the 21 states that still forbid it, couples can now defy local laws by going to court; under the supreme court's ruling, judges are obliged to give them permission to marry.
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Instead of going to court like the special prosecutor did during the Watergate investigation, Rodino and his colleagues added contempt of Congress as one of the three articles of impeachment against Nixon.
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As the Journal reports, however: The federal government has essentially found a workaround by purchasing location data used by marketing firms rather than going to court on a case-by-case basis.
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The GTA Intergroup has been stalling over the past year, but all parties will finally sit down for mediation toward the end of November in an attempt to avoid going to court.
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TMZ has learned Bloom is going to court Tuesday morning ... asking a judge for a restraining order on behalf of the woman who claims he struck her during NBA All-Star Weekend.
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"What agencies are trying to do, in some instances, is empire build and do it in a way that keeps a private party that could be hurt from going to court," Larkin said.
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Joseph Anastasio: Basically, [the MTA] is looking to more than double the number of current G train service going to Court Square—double the length of the train, and more trains per hour.
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I sort of kept in touch with him, asked him how the case was going, and when he said he was going to court, I said that I would be there for him.
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Dutch pilots' union VNV also called for a strike on Friday, after Ryanair said it was going to court on Thursday to try to prevent the Dutch pilots from striking over the summer.
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When a major Quebec-based company, SNC Lavalin, was charged with bribery, Trudeau officials attempted to block the case from going to court over the objections of then-Minister of Justice Wilson-Raybould.
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Anthony C. Johnston, recommended that all three charges go to trial — giving her the choice of going to court and risking conviction, or admit to fraternization as part of a broader plea agreement.
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On Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge William Pauley III denied a bid by 21st Century Fox, the parent company of Fox News and Fox Business, to stop Hughes's lawsuit from going to court.
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"It removes the necessity of going to court, but long term I think we still need to have the conversation with the technology, privacy and civil liberties groups, along with law enforcement," Rep.
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At one point, Mr. Trump suggested that law enforcement authorities should have the power to seize guns from mentally ill people or others who could present a danger without first going to court.
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The government's own lawyers noted at the hearing that the IRS is not accustomed to having to fight for records in this context, and most companies just turn records over without going to court.
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"For the first time, the Department of Justice is going to court to use civil injunctions to stop the spread of opioids to our communities," Assistant Attorney General Joseph Hunt said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, Trump and his family are going to court in Manhattan to fight a congressional subpoena for financial records from Deutsche Bank, a firm that lent the president billions of dollars over the years.
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Nadler on Tuesday blasted the White House's legal argument as "baseless" and said the panel would look to "enforce" the subpoena for documents and testimony from McGahn even if it meant going to court.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats are going to court in Nevada on Wednesday to try to stop a recall election that they fear could lead to new efforts to wipe out legislative majorities across the country.
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If it comes to that, the absurdity of the industry's going to court to argue that aggrieved customers should not be allowed to go to court will hopefully not be lost on the judge.
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More recently, the singer has been in the news for going to court this month after she claimed a Denver radio show host inappropriately touched her during a concert meet-and-greet in June 2013.
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Kotak Mahindra Bank, one of the biggest, announced on the same day that it was going to court to stop the RBI from forcing its biggest shareholder, Uday Kotak, to divest some of his holding.
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That some other Attorneys General have called for repeal does not undermine what these Attorneys General are doing: recommitting to the rule of law by going to court to prevent the arbitrary withdrawal of DACA.
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The FBI didn't consult its own internal experts or outside vendors before going to court, and the poor coordination resulted in the FBI withdrawing its legal efforts when an outside vendor eventually accessed the device.
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As we reported, Britney's mom, Lynne Spears, is going to court Friday ... asking the judge who presides over her conservatorship to force Brit's conservator, Jamie Spears, to download her on the medical decisions he's making.
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While Mr. Giuliani talks about going to court as a plaintiff's lawyer, he now needs his own defense lawyer as the federal prosecutor's office in New York he once headed investigates his dealings in Ukraine.
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They will also be fighting a fraud lawsuit in San Diego, going to court against two chefs in Washington and continuing a long legal fight in Florida over airliners flying above his Palm Beach resort.
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The second officer would "take the arrest," and receive the extra pay for going to court on a day off — even if that meant testifying about events the officer had never witnessed, the report maintained.
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In June, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services rescinded another Obama administration action that banned nursing homes from pre-emptively requiring residents to submit to arbitration to settle disputes rather than going to court.
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After a long day of going to court, fighting with Bailey, and advocating for his patient so she can have a healthy baby (but still die), Alex flops into Meredith's bed in the style of Cristina.
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And the fact that she is going to court for the right to tell the rest is a reminder that in the era of #MeToo, it's getting harder for powerful men to pay for women's silence.
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Washington (CNN)House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler on Thursday said the House Judiciary Committee is "going to court" next week in hopes of enforcing a subpoena for White House counsel Don McGahn to testify before Congress.
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"Over the years I have learned how to handle my emotions and deal with him going to court, but now that he is gone I feel as (if) I am left with nothing," Kaylee's letter said.
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Last week's ruling, if it stands, could hamper Congress' long-term ability to investigate the executive branch and chills it from going to court especially during President Donald Trump's term, after Trump pledged to block subpoenas.
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However, if your lease includes a clause providing for attorney fees, and you prevail in court, the judge may award you attorney fees — meaning the landlord assumes a certain amount of risk in going to court.
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"They felt more at ease going to court, knowing that their removal order wouldn't happen at the first appearance," said de Haro, who also recently won permanent residency for two brothers who'd been initially ordered deported.
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"We're not going to actually auction off our values as a city, so Monday morning the city of Chicago is going to court, we're going to take the Justice Department to court based on this," Emanuel said.
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"I would imagine there will be some public outcry and expression of outrage, but I think [the companies] understand that going to court to try to block this probably will not be successful," Kovacic told The Hill.
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Because I think the courts will – I mean, one of the problems is that every time we try to enforce a subpoena it's going to court and they are going to try and run out the clock.
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When the White House refused to cooperate with Congress' Watergate investigation in the 1970s, instead of going to court, lawmakers included contempt of Congress in one of the three articles of impeachment against former President Richard Nixon.
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"I'm going to do whatever I can personally to try to prevent these abuses in the future, and if it means going to court, I will do that," added Brennan, who is among the president's fiercest critics.
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Gourneau has turned down a plea deal and the offer of a "pretrial diversion program," so the two men are going to court, where Gourneau could still face six months in jail and another $2,000 in fines.
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As the Chicago Tribune wrote on Thursday, Grubhub has claimed its practices aren't deceptive, and because of a clause in Tiffin's contract, Grubhub's lawyer has filed to move the case to arbitration instead of going to court.
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The department has not spelled out what outcomes it will seek from any of the Big Tech probes, including whether it would seek the drastic remedy of going to court to try to break up the companies.
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These fine-print "ripoff clauses" already block individual investors from going to court when they are cheated, instead forcing them to make their case to a panel of private arbitrators selected by an industry self-regulatory body.
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He fought hard to discourage victims from going to court, even as he could often be heard condemning homosexuality and raising money for conservative causes and politicians, like the former prime ministers Tony Abbott and John Howard.
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Even though all the carriers have been arguably guilty of over-hyping their 5G progress, though, the "5G E" logo introduction was unusually egregious — and now it looks like AT&T won't be going to court over it.
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" A spokeswoman for Neal told CNBC on Friday afternoon that the timing for going to court had not yet been determined, but it "may be a while as time will be needed to prepare to file the case.
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Louis Tomlinson is going to court for joint custody because he claims his baby mama is keeping him from their child because she hates his girlfriend, but she says the GF poses a security risk to the kid.
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By Daniel Wiessner A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday ruled that plaintiffs who allege violations of the federal law governing employee benefit plans are not required to exhaust administrative options before going to court, deepening a circuit split.
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A few days ago I was scrolling through my Twitter TL when I saw that Bill Cosby was finally going to court to face charges from one of the almost sixty women who had accused him of misconduct.
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Chyna slammed Rob Monday evening by suggesting their daughter should be entitled to the same type of lifestyle he enjoys -- an obvious reference to him going to court last week to get a big reduction in child support.
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Brad Pitt is going to court to keep his custody war with Angelina Jolie private, and sources connected with Brad say his motivation is to thwart her from further damaging their children by airing their dirty laundry in public.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Women's rights campaigners said on Monday they would take legal action against prosecutors, accusing them of secretly pushing through changes that had led to a sharp decline in rape cases going to court in England and Wales.
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"We will use any and all power in our command to make sure it's backed up — whether that's a contempt citation, whether that's going to court and getting that citation enforced, whether it's fines, whether it's possible incarceration," Rep.
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They may weigh the promise of prompt payment — within two months, the archdiocese says — against the time, expense, hassle, exposure and uncertainty of going to court, which for many isn't an option, because of New York's statute of limitations.
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In past cases — including in 2012, when the Republican-controlled House held Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. in contempt — the full House had voted in favor of that censure before going to court to seek subpoena enforcement there.
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The problem is that there are no penalties included to prevent someone from making fraudulent copyright claims, and each site would have to make individual judgments on whether it is worth the risk of going to court over a claim.
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By all indications it appears both companies will still be going to court in October, with Waymo trying to prove that Levandowski stole information that made its way into Uber's tech, and Uber trying to show that isn't the case.
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The entire process from scheduling appointments, going to court for the judicial bypass, and researching everything was definitely hard to do without my mom, but in the end I learned so much—and not about pregnancy or abortions, but about myself.
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"We will use any and all power in our command to make sure it's backed up -- whether that's a contempt citation, whether that's going to court and getting that citation enforced, whether it's fines, whether it's possible incarceration," said Rep.
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The complaint states that BlackBerry has attempted to resolve the matter without going to court: It (BlackBerry) has been communicating with Defendant (Snap) for over a year regarding its patent portfolio, including various letters, calls and an in person meeting.
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Business owners have been going to court to battle the customers who put a dent in their livelihood with one-star ratings and sassy reviews, and now Yelp is fighting back by flagging businesses that get litigious with their reviewers.
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Pash said that the league was willing to negotiate with the union to amend the personal conduct policy, but that the union would have to understand the owners' position and stop trying to overturn the commissioner's rulings by going to court.
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That would be the end of the matter, unless Democrats pass a separate resolution to authorize going to court with Barr and the Trump administration over the Mueller report, and getting the courts to decide their subpoena request and contempt citation.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's personal attorneys on Tuesday attacked the House of Representatives for impeaching the President while not going to court to force some officials' testimony and for refusing to wait for federal court rulings on whether witnesses must testify.
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Traits like "understanding your judge and strategically persuading," and understanding how to "phrase the facts of your case in a way that's going to persuade a judge or a jury," are going to matter far more for litigators going to court.
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"It's a scandal that it has taken so long, and a disgrace that we had no alternative to going to court," said Gunnar Schnabel, a lawyer for the heirs, the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Sophie Lissitzky-Küppers, the art historian.
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The Court of Appeals for the 21625th Circuit said it cannot review EPA head Scott Pruitt's decision not to ban chlorpyrifos for food crops, saying environmentalists have to go through the agency process to challenge it before going to court.
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But as many as 80% of marriages in the countryside are "customary" and not registered in writing anywhere, so widows going to court to enforce their rights end up having to ask their in-laws to confirm that they were indeed married.
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Louis wants to be a real father and present in Freddie's life, so he's going to court not just seeking joint physical and legal custody, but a 50/50 split in terms of the division of time each spends with their son.
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The national government has tried carrots, like supporting construction of a Disney resort on the island; it has tried sticks, going to court to overrule local resistance to the base; it has thrown its weight behind candidates who favor the new base.
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We've learned lawyers for the One Direction singer were going to court Friday morning armed with legal docs and their famous client, asking a judge to formally establish paternity on Louis' part and give him access to his 1-month-old son, Freddie.
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Though investigators don't expect these officials to appear, they're building a paper trail to show they made every possible attempt to secure testimony, and haven't ruled out going to court to enforce their subpoenas — a process that could take weeks or months.
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Meek is going to court Monday for a couple of serious probation violations in his drug and weapons case ... he was arrested for fighting at a St. Louis airport in March, and arrested again in August for recklessly driving his motorcycle in NYC.
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It's a small price to pay when you consider what's at stake: Title defects, including phony deeds or surprise heirs to the home, could throw into question your claim to the property and lead to costly legal fees if you wind up going to court.
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Throughout the eight month period, and going to court "four times for this case," both Snyder and Schuster, insisted she was innocent on all charges, stating that as her alibi read, she was not in New York on the date of the alleged crime.
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On Tuesday, a lawyer for the US Chamber of Commerce and an attorney who crafts arbitration clauses for Wall Street banks made the expected argument that arbitration benefits consumers, workers, and businesses, because the process is faster and less expensive than going to court.
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"This isn't right, fair, or lawful, and we are willing to do what it takes — including going to court — to fight for the rights of our clients," said Esther Sung, an attorney at National Immigration Law Center, one of the organizations representing the lottery winners.
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By contrast, Mr. Trump's scorched-earth strategy appears meant to prompt a lengthy fight for each subpoena, by giving the House a choice between seeing its subpoenas ignored or going to court to ask a judge to order the administration to comply with them.
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Susan Collins of Maine said the House could have thrown more weight behind its subpoenas by going to court — possibly for witnesses that top Democrats see as crucial, such as former national security adviser John Bolton and acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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The New Orleans Saints are going to court to keep the public from seeing hundreds of emails that allegedly show team executives doing public relations damage control for the area's Roman Catholic archdiocese to help it contain the fallout from a burgeoning sexual abuse crisis.
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At the time of the divorce, if one spouse is the one who has control over all the bank accounts and credit cards, it may require going to court and getting orders to pay for everyday expenses, such as childcare, household bills or retainers for the attorneys.
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They are extreme to those of us trying to navigate insurance policies, time off of work or school, finding money for the procedure, the time and cost of traveling to a faraway clinic, language barriers, childcare, going to court to get a judge's permission, and more.
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The bond agency, Blair's Bail Bonds, stopped Mr. Egana, who had prior felony convictions, from going to court on charges of fleeing an officer, but had bailed him out in June 2016 after he was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana, a firearm and stolen property.
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One Republican who had kept the option open, Francis Rooney of Florida, told CNN that he's concerned there's been "a rush to judgment" by Democrats, criticizing them for not going to court to seek testimony from first-hand witnesses who've been blocked by the White House.
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The Bloomers said that a family next door, which Business Insider could not reach for comment, is on board with going to court over an eminent-domain process should the county come knocking and the Institute for Justice, or some other outfit, be willing to represent them for free.
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With Facebook suffering from a deluge of fake news, the company's drone being put under investigation for a structural failure, and Oculus going to court over allegations of stealing trade secrets, it's cringeworthy to learn that so many human resources are dedicated to keeping Zuckerberg's Facebook page looking perfect.
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If President Trump builds a "great, big beautiful wall" over larger portions of the border as he has vowed, there will likely be hundreds, if not thousands more landowners going to court to stop the take-over or to get a better price for their land, experts say.
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In the days surrounding June 23, 24, Veselnitskaya, here on a visitor's visa, traveled between New York and Washington — going to court and Trump Tower and then attending a reception for and screening of a controversial documentary at the Newseum in DC and, later, a hearing on Capitol Hill.
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Jahi's case has sparked what Thaddeus Pope, a bioethicist at Mitchell Hamline University School of Law, calls the "Jahi McMath shadow effect": a rise in the number of families, many of them ethnic or racial minorities, going to court to prevent hospitals from unplugging their loved ones from ventilators.
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After I got out of college I worked in the mental health field as an intensive case manager, and I learned pretty early in my bounty hunting career that these were just as much mental health crisis interventions as they were picking someone up for not going to court.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The New Orleans Saints are going to court to keep the public from seeing hundreds of emails that allegedly show team executives doing public relations damage control for the area&aposs Roman Catholic archdiocese to help it contain the fallout from a burgeoning sexual abuse crisis.
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Attorney General William Barr has opposed the notion of going to court to make the grand jury material public, and Republicans have accused Democrats of asking Barr to break the law when they asked him to help them obtain a court order for the release of the grand jury information.
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Until Wednesday, however, it wasn't clear whether any of the officials would agree to testify amid the President's stated intention to fight "all the subpoenas," although Nadler expressed confidence at Monday's hearing that his committee would eventually get the witnesses it's seeking — even if it took going to court to do so.
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Ted LieuTed W. LieuDemocrats to plow ahead with Trump probes post-acquittal Trump Jr. dismisses 'likelihood' of Pelosi praying for Trump with Satan comparison Ted Lieu says he's praying for Trump after National Prayer Breakfast comments MORE (Calif.), said they would "support" going to court for Bolton's testimony, which they say is key.
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Instead of defying his own subpoena and waiting to be sued, as Mr. McGahn did, he is going to court himself — suing both Congress and Mr. Trump for putting him in what he portrayed as an impossible position, and asking a judge to resolve the legal issue and tell him what to do.
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"In the more than 15 years that I've been going to court with clients, I can count on both hands the number of cases that have been done entirely in English," said Morgan Weibel, the Executive Director of San Francisco's Tahirih Justice Center, a non-profit focused on aiding female migrants and refugees.
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Since its inception, FOIA has rightly been denounced as a weak and ineffective law, but The Times continues to aggressively pursue documents through the statute, doing what we have done repeatedly over the past 15 years: going to court to challenge the government's refusal to release materials that the public should see.
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"We're not going to actually auction off our values as a city, so Monday morning the city of Chicago is going to court, we're going to take the Justice Department to court based on this," Emanuel said during an interview on WLS radio 890 set to air Sunday, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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In recent years, the line the Justice Department has tried to hold has eroded because Republicans repeatedly demanded and gained access to internal law-enforcement information generated during the Obama era, including going to court to obtain department emails about how to respond to congressional inquiries about the gun trafficking investigation called Fast and Furious.
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"By making this announcement, we're not saying that arbitration is bad; on the contrary, arbitration is an appropriate form of dispute resolution that is often more beneficial for the parties than going to court," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West told Recode when asked why this would only apply to alleged victims of sexual assault.
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But House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) has remained expressly against the possibility, noting lawmakers need to focus on their investigations and going to court as necessary to enforce subpoenas issued to the executive branch and other witnesses.
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Saints owner Gayle Benson and her late husband, Tom Benson, are close with the archbishop and have donated millions to Catholic institutions in the New Orleans areaAttorneys for the Saints denied the accusations and are going to court to prevent the release of hundreds of emails that allegedly show team executives doing public relations damage control.
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" She added, "For a low-income person working an unskilled job, this is no small consequence — getting out of work, going to court, paying the fines, possibly not paying the fines because you're too poor, [or] paying the fines but not being able to pay your child support and being wanted for another warrant is no small effect.
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FEBRUARY: Whatever a Transaction Security Apparatus is This month's stupid patent belongs to Joao Block Transaction Systems, a company associated with patent attorney Raymond Joao, who according to the EFF has made quite a name for himself filing weak lawsuits against companies for patent infringement and leveraging the high cost of going to court in his favor.
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Responding to the Justice Department's argument that Congress had other ways of opposing the executive branch without going to court — for instance, holding hearings or passing legislation explicitly preventing Trump from using funds for this purpose — Letter said Congress did what it was supposed to when it denied the bulk of Trump's request for billions of dollars for border construction.
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But, aides expect a protracted legal battle in the fight for the returns, one that could very easily escalate from a potential House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal, a Massachusetts Democrat, asking for the returns in the early days of a Democratic House to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin denying the request and the parties going to court for months.
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"Over my nearly 30 years of work with victims, many have told me that they were fired or forced from jobs for 'going to court too much' or for staying home when they were covered with bruises, or for literally being trapped in the house by their abuser who refused to allow them to leave for work during or after a violent incident," Owens says.
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Zemmour has spent hundreds of hours and thousands of euros going to court to defend himself against charges of "inciting racial hatred": in 2014, he told an Italian newspaper that "Muslims have their own civil code, which is the Quran" (he was fined 3,000 euros, though the charges were later dropped); in 2016, he stated on TV that "jihadists were considered to be good Muslims by all Muslims" (he was fined 5,1830 euros).
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