Of the 62,456 individuals who were apprehended or deemed inadmissible at the southern border in November, 22018,238 presented themselves at legal US ports of entry and were ultimately deemed inadmissible.
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Inadmissible individuals include those seeking humanitarian protection, those who return to their home countries by their own accord, and those seeking lawful admission but who are determined to be inadmissible by immigration authorities.
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HANNITY: It would be inadmissible in a court of law.
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The trial judge found that the evidence was inadmissible hearsay.
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But because of his criminal convictions, he's inadmissible to Canada.
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They informed Arash and Saba that they had been found inadmissible.
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"The challenge posed by Barrick is ruled inadmissible," according to the ruling.
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Last week, the defense filed motions to make the DNA evidence inadmissible.
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But their case was ruled inadmissible, as too much time had passed.
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"Any sexually explicit or pornographic material is absolutely inadmissible," said the guidelines.
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This is an inadmissible reporting of suspicions in the area of privacy.
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The access to outside "inadmissible" information in the trial has been staggering.
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Evidence of the abuse she suffered was deemed inadmissible at her trial.
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Because if you think of the trial, there was inadmissible evidence left out.
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By testifying, a defendant may also "open the door" to otherwise inadmissible evidence.
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Pope Francis's condemnation of capital punishment is simple and unambiguous: It is inadmissible.
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Washington, have helped clarify what testimonial statements — ruled inadmissible under Crawford — actually mean.
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Mr. Sekulow called John Bolton's claims "inadmissible" but did not directly deny them.
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On Tuesday, they also argued that Bolton's book amounted to an "inadmissible" allegation.
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"The document has been altered, and as such, is inadmissible," the official wrote.
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I am very surprised, and can only say that it is completely [inadmissible].
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Should the judge rule the deposition inadmissible, the prosecution's case could be significantly weakened.
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The death penalty is inadmissible in all cases, the Vatican officially announced on Thursday.
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The document also cited an inadmissible search and seizure, but did not provide details.
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People are never silent; rather they are ignored, inadmissible to dominant systems of classification.
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A vast majority of the cases that come to the court are declared inadmissible.
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The lawsuit was ruled inadmissible by a Greek court on technical grounds a year later.
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In March, more than 100,000 inadmissible aliens were encountered seeking entry into the United States.
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Now a judge must rule on whether Mr. Cosby's deposition in the case is inadmissible.
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As infuriating and inadmissible as Simmons' excuse may be, I know why he chose it.
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They're largely inadmissible in court and it's illegal for most private companies to consult them.
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Roughly 54,000 family units were found to be inadmissible in fiscal 85003, the department said.
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In a televised address, he condemned the Catalans' "inadmissible disloyalty" to Spain's unity and constitution.
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But after the judge deemed some evidence inadmissible last month, prosecutors decided not to proceed.
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Nicolas says there's hope for Gilberto's case, because the search warrants were old and perhaps inadmissible.
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"All statements citing unnamed sources are inadmissible until Roscosmos special commission concludes its work," he added.
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In a court of law, most of the declarations offered to the committee would be inadmissible.
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"What is now unfamiliar tends to be inadmissible and is therefore just not accepted," he wrote.
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The Vatican then formally changed its teaching to declare the death penalty inadmissible whatever the circumstances.
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In a pretrial hearing, the judge ruled that evidence and testimony against Mr. Setya were inadmissible.
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Border officials deemed a further 10,167 people "inadmissible," a 6.6 percent drop from the previous month.
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Testimony ruled inadmissible at the time suggested that a woman was in the car with them.
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More than 76,000 people were apprehended or deemed inadmissible at a port of entry in February.
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OK, circumstantial evidence is inadmissible for good reason … but there sure is a lot of it.
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Only a few have been found inadmissible, said Diane J. Sabatino, CBP director of field operations.
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"But keep in mind, there are still people that are inadmissible to this country," Morgan said.
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Together, that would be over 25,25, but "inadmissible" is not the same thing as illegal entry.
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Border officials deemed a further 21,2000 people "inadmissible" in May, up 12% from the previous month.
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If that deposition is ruled inadmissible based on Mr. Castor's testimony, the prosecution's case would be weakened.
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The Oregon Supreme Court ruled a three-hour police interview with him after his arrest was inadmissible.
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The deportations started with migrants who did not apply for asylum or had their applications declared inadmissible.
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In the first trial, O'Neill ruled Jackson's testimony was inadmissible as hearsay but now he is reconsidering.
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They also worked to discredit another witness whose testimony had been ruled inadmissible in the first trial.
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Returns are starting with migrants who have not applied for asylum or whose claims are considered inadmissible.
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At one point, the arguments veered into whether inadmissible is similar to words like inedible or immovable.
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Kurland pointed out the defense could argue evidence gathered prior to the arrest is inadmissible in court.
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"In 2016, the CBSA officers seized 7,074 inadmissible food products in the Quebec region alone," she says.
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In 2000, Border Patrol agents apprehended or deemed inadmissible around 6003,2600 people crossing the border in total.
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Those who come to official crossings and are considered inadmissible and not further detained will be exempt.
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Yet Trump's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow told the Senate trial that Bolton's evidence was inadmissible and irrelevant.
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Mr. Setya was recently reinstated as speaker after a court ruled the recording was inadmissible as evidence.
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But that information, contained in the FBI's 1957 reports, was kept out of his trial as inadmissible hearsay.
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Before the trial, Khatallah's lawyers unsuccessfully argued that statements he made at sea should be inadmissible at trial.
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Hoffman also expressed concern that authorities are not allowed to deem foreign citizens inadmissible based on gang affiliation.
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Anyone not applying for asylum, "or whose application has been found unfounded or inadmissible," will be returned promptly.
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Breathalyzer tests thrown out: A New Jersey court said 20,000 tests used to measure driver intoxication are inadmissible.
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Reports that aren't promptly submitted have traditionally been presumed to be unreliable and were often held as inadmissible.
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In recent weeks, an average of approximately 2,000 inadmissible aliens have entered each day at our southern border.
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Following revelations about the Jessen and Mitchell-authored torture program, confessions obtained during the program were deemed inadmissible.
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All interviews with suspects must be recorded and evidence extracted under torture would be ruled inadmissible, it said.
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The acting official, however, said he hasn't seen an influx in refugees that the US may deem inadmissible.
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In Illinois, police reports are regarded as inadmissible hearsay and can't be used in place of an actual witness.
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Alsup has ruled that his letter is inadmissible, but Waymo included him on its list of witnesses, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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According to Drizin, who looks like Andy Buckley (AKA David Wallace from The Office), this makes the confession inadmissible.
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And last week, Pope Francis revealed new Catholic church teaching that deems the death penalty "inadmissible" under all circumstances.
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The source said on Friday the top court had declared the appeal inadmissible, meaning the acquittal is now final.
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Around 264,2000 Cambodian voters, or 19753 percent of the electorate, cast inadmissible ballots, according to the National Election Committee.
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It's not immediately clear whether Ajjawi was deemed inadmissible because of the social media posts or for another reason.
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It also provided time for depositions and made testimony inadmissible unless both parties had a chance to depose witnesses.
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The defendants argue the widespread torture they underwent renders their statements to the FBI inadmissible because they were coerced.
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Customs deemed him inadmissible and forced him to fly back to Lebanon, even though the posts weren't his own.
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Around 600,000 Cambodian voters, or 8.6 percent of the electorate, cast inadmissible ballots, according to the National Election Committee.
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He also invented an early polygraph machine, and although his device was ruled inadmissible for court evidence in Frye v.
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"If it was being recorded on something like a hidden camera or nanny cam, that could be inadmissible," says Mindel.
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But the Executive Board, which makes policy proposals, runs the organization and is chaired by Draghi, considered his appeal inadmissible.
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In February 2017, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled a three-hour police interview with Nichols after his arrest was inadmissible.
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It includes 22018,22018 who showed up at legal US ports of entry and were subsequently deemed inadmissible into the country.
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" The Vatican said last week that Francis approved a change in the official Church teaching rendering the death penalty "inadmissible.
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The judge ruled that Mr. Friedlander's test was inadmissible unless the lab could prove its machine was producing sound results.
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"If you want to call that evidence — I don't know what you'd call that — I'd call it inadmissible," he said.
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The fields will remain inadmissible as ad categories "until we have the right processes in place to help prevent this issue."
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The number of apprehensions and inadmissible individuals presenting at the border was 18,403 people in February, down from 31,578 in January.
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Law enforcement actions generally include US Border Patrol arrests, as well as people deemed inadmissible at the legal ports of entry.
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Freed on bond, he would be vindicated three years later, when an appeals court overturned the verdict, ruling the confession inadmissible.
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The court's website said it dealt with more than 3,200 applications concerning Turkey in 2015, of which 3,060 were declared inadmissible.
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Barton's lawyers argued that admission is different from deportation and he cannot be declared inadmissible because he had already been admitted.
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In addition, their evidence suffered from numerous flaws — inadmissible and unreliable scientific data, lack of academic qualifications and improper scientific procedures.
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"This individual was deemed inadmissible to the United States based on information discovered during the CBP inspection," an agency spokesperson said.
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An out-of-court statement like that would normally be inadmissible hearsay unless Robert Stewart had testified about making the statement.
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When they told him he had been deemed inadmissible and would be returned to Iran, he collapsed onto a chair, crying.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) panel sided with the JAAA and concluded the application filed by Morgan was inadmissible.
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And the number of apprehensions and people found inadmissible last month was significantly lower than the peak in May of 7003,000.
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"The pronouncements and threats of the President-elect of the United States are irrational and inadmissible," the campaign said in a statement.
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Law enforcement and intelligence officials said none of the refugees that have so far been reinvestigated have been found to be inadmissible.
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Sweet said releasing details about the sexual assaults could result in the "dissemination of inaccurate or inadmissible information," and prejudice the jury.
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Her testimony was ruled inadmissible by the judge and the 20083 white male jurors did not hear it, the Associated Press reported.
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If the evidence is not what its proponent claims it to be, it should be excluded from court as irrelevant and inadmissible.
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That policy doesn't apply, however, to people who are criminally inadmissible, and Warssama was convicted of several charges in the mid-2000s.
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In modern society, loneliness has become "increasingly inadmissible, a taboo state whose confession seems destined to cause others to turn and flee".
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Many studies detailing links between pollution and disease would be inadmissible because they rely on personal health information gathered under confidentiality agreements.
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This is so well known that Pakistan's courts have ruled statements made in police custody to be inadmissible as evidence, unless corroborated.
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"Disrespect of state symbols of Croatia ... is inadmissible and also represents an insult for the Serbian nation," Gojkovic said in a statement.
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"If they are found to be inadmissible without a valid claim, deportation procedures are begun," he said when pressed on the poll.
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Anyone who is likely at any time to become a public charge is inadmissible, but the act doesn't define what that means.
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However both challenges face a strong risk of being declared inadmissible if the court finds that the associations are not directly concerned.
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Some of Afshar's supporters were publicizing that he had passed a pair of lie detector tests a court ruled inadmissible at trial.
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It may not be possible to prosecute the man because most of the evidence against him is probably inadmissible, the official said.
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Aliens in detention 28500 U.S.C. §6900(a)(2628)(A)(i) makes aliens who have a communicable disease of public health significance inadmissible.
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He was placed in expedited removal -- a proceeding that allows the government to deport an individual deemed inadmissible with no further review.
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Most say they were not told why they were deemed "inadmissible" — a broad label that customs officers have wide discretion to apply.
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A further 6900,2628 people were deemed inadmissible at ports of entry in December, compared with 28503,22019 in November and 9,771 in October.
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Expedited removal applies to, among others, those aliens who are deemed inadmissible upon arrival; an immigration officer can order their immediate deportation.
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In the early hours of Sunday, the Constitutional Court ruled that a legal challenge to the result filed by Fayulu was inadmissible.
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Health-related grounds, criminal convictions, security and public safety grounds, immigration law violations, and draft-dodging disqualify many potential immigrants as inadmissible.
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MORENA's leader in the Senate, Ricardo Monreal, said on Monday that a safe third country agreement would be "inadmissible" for the legislature.
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Overall in March, there were more than 103,000 individuals apprehended along the border, or encountered at a port of entry and deemed "inadmissible."
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On the other hand, the IACHR does not deal with the filtering of inadmissible cases, which is part of the European Court's functions.
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One of the motions claims a search warrant executed on the property was invalid, meaning evidence from the search should have been inadmissible.
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Inadmissible aliens — those turned away at ports of entry — at the southwestern border also plummeted, to 21625,2900 in January from 220006,2202 in December.
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"So too here, it's not clear that you would say an alien is inadmissible if the alien has just been admitted," Kagan said.
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The government should end its offshore processing of refugees and stop treating anyone who approaches its borders without a visa as automatically inadmissible.
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"The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person," the Catechism will now say.
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The much-debated "safe third country" agreement between Canada and the US deemed their plea inadmissible before any mention of kidnapping or murder.
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If the video also captured people getting ordinary massages, lawyers could also argue that the surveillance overreached and therefore the video is inadmissible.
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She had initially been set to testify at the trial of Bryant and Milam, but her testimony was ruled inadmissible by the court.
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Attorney Dick DeGuerin says prosecutors interviewed Durst without his lawyers present, and the interview should therefore be ruled inadmissible at his upcoming murder trial.
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It was filled with old FBI reports and other documents that the judge, James Hallock, kept from the trial, saying it was inadmissible hearsay.
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The Democrat made the announcement Thursday after the Vatican said Pope Francis changed church teaching to say death penalty is "inadmissible" under all circumstances.
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The Strasbourg-based court "rejected the application as inadmissible for being manifestly ill-founded", according to a ruling by a committee of three judges.
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"Pope Francis has said several times that he considers the death penalty inadmissible," said John Thavis, former Rome bureau chief for Catholic News Service.
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Border Patrol agents arrested or deemed inadmissible 60,745 people along the southern border last month, far exceeding any other month's totals under Trump's administration.
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That's how he was busted for the rapes, although he was only convicted of one, because the confession he made was deemed largely inadmissible.
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Aliens who have a communicable disease of public health significance, such as COVID-19, are inadmissible under 8 USC §1182(a)(1)(A)(i).
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CBP announced Thursday that it had arrested 563,256 migrants at the border and found another 2000,297 inadmissible to the US at ports of entry.
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The prosecutors said they have reason to believe that 11,400 cars may be equipped with "inadmissible defeat devices" that understate emissions during laboratory tests.
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"You cannot impeach a president on an unsourced allegation," he said, calling the report "inadmissible" as evidence, though he did not deny the allegation.
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"You cannot impeach a president on an unsourced allegation," Sekulow said, calling the report "inadmissible" as evidence, though he did not deny the allegation.
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Morgan said 220,29 people had been apprehended or deemed inadmissible in August -- down from 23.6,211 in July and 211,19 from the peak in May.
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"The designation is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of Chinese law and on unsound, unreliable, and inadmissible accusations and innuendo, not evidence," Nager said.
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In 2006, a judge found previous witness testimony inadmissible, according to the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, and the charges against Willis were dismissed.
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It was filled with old FBI reports and other documents that the judge, James Hallock, barred the defense from presenting, saying it was inadmissible hearsay.
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Kraft's attorneys have argued, in part, that the video evidence is inadmissible because police gave false information to the judge who granted the search warrant.
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That work decides whether involving a piece of content breaks the company's policies around fake news, hate speech, obscenity, and other inadmissible forms of content.
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With Bury dead, prosecutors lost their only eyewitness, and video footage showing Walsh's treatment of the boy was ruled inadmissible in court, the Herald reports.
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"The way U.S. diplomats disclosed the information, obtained from their Bulgarian counterparts, is absolutely inadmissible and improper," Prime Minister Boiko Borisov said in a statement.
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According to US Citizenship and Immigration Services, someone designated a public charge is inadmissible to the US and ineligible to become a legal permanent resident.
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More than 28,000 people were convicted based on flawed tests, and other drivers who were likely guilty were let off because their tests were inadmissible.
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Migrants not applying for asylum or whose application has been found unfounded or inadmissible in accordance with the said directive will be returned to Turkey.
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Therefore, I believe that we can suppress a revolution in Afghanistan only with the aid of our bayonets, but that is for us entirely inadmissible.
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Pope Francis has changed the Catholic Church's teaching on the death penalty, saying capital punishment is "inadmissible" in all cases because it "attacks" human dignity.
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The defense wants the charges dismissed ... or at the very least they want all the FBI recordings ruled inadmissible because they were allegedly obtained dishonestly.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act offers a list of reasons that the State Department can find someone "inadmissible" to the US. No admissibility, no visa.
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And there they function to make some kinds of ideas seem self-evidently "realist," hard-nosed and rational, and others patently inadmissible, self-evidently inappropriate.
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In most democracies, a confession obtained after more than 24 hours of interrogation would be ruled as involuntary, unreliable, and inadmissible as evidence, adds Johnson.
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The church vehemently opposes it, citing the Vatican's decision last year to formally change its teachings to declare the death penalty inadmissible in all circumstances.
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If a traveler admits to past use of any illegal drugs, including marijuana, the traveler will be found to be inadmissible into the United States.
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Mr. Putin called any effort to interfere with theater performances or exhibits "absolutely inadmissible," but said artistic expression carried responsibility to avoid offending religious believers.
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The agency also deemed another 2800,2000 "inadmissible," which refers to people who seek lawful entry into the United States but are barred from doing so.
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LOS ANGELES TEACHER DRAWS FIRE OVER STUDENT'S KU KLUX KLAN COSTUME However, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled an interview with Nichols after his arrest was inadmissible.
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In court documents, his attorneys allege that investigators provided false information in the affidavit to obtain a warrant for the sting, thus making the video inadmissible.
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An asylum seeker presented herself at an official port of entry, said she feared persecution in her home country, and was processed as an "inadmissible" alien.
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The king appeared to signal this when he criticised the Catalan authorities' "inadmissible disloyalty" to the democratic state and called for the upholding of constitutional order.
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When the parent and children are encountered prior to the separation, the immigration officer prepares a document called an I-213 Record of Deportable/Inadmissible Alien.
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Last month, Border Patrol agents arrested or turned away more than 100,000 people who illegally crossed the border or were deemed inadmissible at ports of entry.
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In a brief requesting a new trial, Syed's lawyers say that the data should have been inadmissible because it only tracked outgoing calls and not incoming.
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The April numbers continue a pattern seen since January, in which apprehensions and inadmissible — people turned away at ports of entry — plummeted sharply from past years.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 6-3 that any violation of the Fourth Amendment's right against unlawful searches and seizures made evidence inadmissible in court.
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McCoy mentioned the possibility of an appeal based on what he said was significant evidence ruled inadmissible for the jury — which included six women — to consider.
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"The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person," the Catechism of the Catholic Church now reads.
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Even in ordinary criminal investigations, current law unambiguously allows hearsay — secondhand information normally inadmissible as evidence in a criminal prosecution — to be used in warrant applications.
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The number of apprehensions and people deemed inadmissible at the southwest border, used as a proxy for the number of illegal crossings, was 144,116 in May.
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A group of 75 Catholic clergy members and scholars have urged Pope Francis to backtrack on his decision to declare the death penalty "inadmissible" in Catholic teaching.
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His office said on Thursday the number of migrants apprehended or deemed inadmissible on the U.S. border with Mexico fell 21% to 82,049 in July from June.
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Under a 1996 law, the federal government is allowed to detain immigrants whose criminal conviction or involvement in terrorism-related activities would make them inadmissible or deportable.
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Noting that immigrant families detained at the border or deemed inadmissible at ports of entry, like asylum-seekers, averaged 450 per day over the previous 21 days.
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There must be more; some external information or influence that infiltrated the jury -- like a juror gossiping to other jurors about the defendant's rumored (and inadmissible) past.
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Facebook, based in Palo Alto, California, had appealed against a Paris High Court's authority to hear the case but the appeal court said Facebook's claim was inadmissible.
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While the Justice Department does not have specific rules on the use of polygraph tests in a trial, the practice has been found inadmissible in numerous cases.
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Claims were made both at ports of entry by people CBP determined were inadmissible to enter the country and by those caught crossing the border between ports.
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Canada says those convicted of crimes, as well as gang members, are inadmissible, making it hard for criminally convicted Mexicans deported from the United States to enter.
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That evidence "may not be used to prosecute the homeowner for bank fraud"; the check is "fruit of the poisonous tree" and is therefore inadmissible in court.
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Mr. Schmack said he reviewed thousands of documents that were ruled inadmissible at trial, including reports from an F.B.I. investigation conducted at the time of the killing.
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Michelle Monson Mosure's affidavit, for example, would have been admissible in 2001 — the year she was killed — but would have been inadmissible under Crawford three years later.
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David Aronoff, a lawyer with Fox Rothschild LLP, who is not involved in the Cosby case, said evidence of prior bad acts is often viewed as inadmissible.
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A medical exam, however, can be required of any alien if there is reason to think that he or she may be inadmissible on health-related grounds.
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On Broadway, he portrayed Dr. Watson in "Baker Street," a musical about Sherlock Holmes, and a clerk in the John Osborne play "Inadmissible Evidence," both in 1965.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials confirmed to WILX that Yazdani was not admitted to the U.S. after being deemed inadmissible, but gave no further information.
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In a statement, Customs and Border Protection said Yazdani was deemed inadmissible after applying for entry into the United States on Sunday, but did not specify why.
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US Customs and Border Protection apprehended and deemed inadmissible nearly 1 million people during the government's 2019 fiscal year, according to the agency's acting chief Mark Morgan.
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"Asking this question in open court had the effect of introducing otherwise inadmissible hearsay and an expert opinion on the ultimate issue for the jury," they said.
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The lower courts, however, said the affidavits were inadmissible, citing a longstanding rule prohibiting jurors from testifying about anything that occurs during the course of jury deliberations.
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The customs officers at these locations determined that 10,648 of the approximately 16 million air travelers seeking admission to the United States through such locations were inadmissible.
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She finally returned home to Kansas this spring on a temporary fix known as "humanitarian parole," used in emergency situations to allow entry to someone is otherwise inadmissible.
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Border patrol agents apprehended or turned away more than 100,000 people who'd either crossed the border illegally or were deemed inadmissible at ports of entry in March alone.
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Polygraph tests may be unreliable and inadmissible in court, but Canada's federal police force relied on them after two different terror attacks on Canadian soil in recent years.
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S. immigration authorities detained Hussain and placed him in expedited removal because he is inadmissible to the U.S. as an intended immigrant without possessing a valid immigrant visa.
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The first provision in the Immigration and Nationality Act's (INA) list of deportable alien classes makes aliens deportable if they were inadmissible when they entered the United States.
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For instance, a groundbreaking 1993 Harvard University project that definitively linked polluted air to premature deaths, currently the foundation of the nation's air-quality laws, could become inadmissible.
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Lopez says that if the judge had ruled the evidence inadmissible, "it would've been harder to prosecute [Dixon]," and he likely would not have pleaded guilty on Monday.
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One harrowing potential eventuality: Fake video and audio may become so convincing that it can't be distinguished from real recordings, rendering audio and video evidence inadmissible in court.
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In their absence, the judge cautioned Mr. Lichtman against making statements that might not be supported by evidence or that the judge's own rulings could preclude as inadmissible.
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"They would not let him go because he would still be found inadmissible to the United States," said Jaime I. Ruiz, a spokesman for Customs and Border Protection.
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Customs and Border Protection, a separate enforcement agency within the Department of Homeland Security, apprehended and deemed inadmissible nearly 1 million people during the government's 235 fiscal year.
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While the defense objected to parts of Mr. Napier's deposition as inadmissible "hearsay," New York State lawyers argued that a "co-conspirator exception" to hearsay rules should apply.
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These virtual vigilantes aim to stop traffickers before they exploit people, yet legal experts say they may obstruct justice if their self-gathered evidence proves inadmissible in court.
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In court documents, his attorneys argue law enforcement provided false information in the affidavit to obtain a warrant for the prostitution sting, thus making the video evidence inadmissible.
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The judge said, among other things, that the government would suffer no irreparable harm if the trial went forward and the extra-record discovery was later deemed inadmissible.
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If an immigrant is deemed inadmissible because of the new rule, they might be eligible to post a bond, no less than $10,000, to come into the United States.
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But in May the European General Court dismissed its appeal against the EC decision — saying its action was inadmissible as Netflix has no legal standing to challenge the decision.
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In August and again in September, the number of people apprehended and deemed inadmissible was less than half of the May figure: 62,707 in August and 52,0003 in September.
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The details are contained in police and FBI reports from 1957 and 1958 -- records that were ruled inadmissible by Judge James Hallock, who tried the case without a jury.
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On Monday, the Court dismissed the action as inadmissible because the Council's move to start talks with London did not in itself carry any definite consequences for their rights.
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Most will face return once their asylum claims have been found inadmissible, on the ground that they reached Greece from Turkey, now considered a safe country for asylum-seekers.
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In a complex set of rulings, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Tuesday that action brought by shareholders in Trasta against the European Central Bank was inadmissible.
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The total number of apprehensions of unauthorized or inadmissible people at the border totaled more than 2900,220006 people in March, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data.
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Officers told them about the safe third country agreement, that they were inadmissible to Canada because they traveled through the US. They would not be allowed to apply again.
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"The constitutional complaint that has been filed is neither a priori inadmissible nor is it obviously ungrounded," the Constitutional Court panel said in the five-page ruling, dated Dec.
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England told the court that he had been in a casual sexual relationship with the victim, despite the judge warning that evidence of the victim's sexual history was inadmissible.
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One of two dissenting judges wrote that the swab evidence in this case was inadmissible because the police did not get permission from a judge to conduct the swab.
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The screening process for aliens seeking admission as lawful permanent residents determines whether they are inadmissible under the provisions of section 2900(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The appeal was aimed at reversing the trial to the preliminary hearing stage due to what it said were procedural errors, but the court decided the appeal was inadmissible.
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Moreira's Livre decried Ventura's statement as "deplorable and racist", while the ruling Socialists said the party deemed his actions "inadmissible" and was considering a vote of condemnation in parliament.
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Poland's foreign ministry said it had summoned the head of the Commission's representation in Warsaw on Saturday over what it said was Wigand's "inadmissible statement" about its new law.
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German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer summoned Zetsche after the country's KBA Motor Vehicle Authority discovered "inadmissible defeat devices" in Mercedes-Benz engines, even as Daimler disputes they were illegal.
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The provision was ruled inadmissible by the Senate parliamentarian — meaning Berea will be forced to pay a 1.4% tax on its endowment once President Trump signs the bill into law.
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"It's inadmissible to involve an 'artist' who has insulted France so violently in any official commemoration whatsoever of our history and homage to out fighters," she said earlier this week.
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" Petrocelli and Kirman added that the developments in the campaign and even statements Trump himself has made "have no relevance to the issues before the jury and are otherwise inadmissible.
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It would be "categorically inadmissible" for the European Union's High Representative to use his emergency powers in relation to the referendum, said Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the Russian foreign ministry.
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Aliens who have sought to procure a benefit of any kind under the Immigration and Nationality Act by fraud or willful misrepresentation of a material fact are inadmissible. 5. Rep.
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For a long time, as the Court tried to hammer all this out, victim-impact evidence was inadmissible in death-penalty cases, an exclusion that the Court had twice upheld.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) described on Thursday the staged murder of a Russian dissident journalist who dramatically reappeared alive a day later as "intolerable" and "inadmissible".
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Instead, Ajjawi's case was handled by customs officers who deemed him "inadmissible to the United States based on information discovered during the CBP inspection," the agency said in a statement.
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The Supreme Court has handed down this huge body of case law saying if police obtained evidence in violation of the Fourth, Fifth, or Sixth amendments, it's inadmissible in trial.
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There were 100,037 migrants apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border in June, down from 144,278 migrants in May, including people who appeared at ports of entry and were deemed inadmissible.
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The FCC order rose from "unsound, unreliable, and inadmissible accusations and innuendo, not evidence," said Glen Nager, a U.S. lawyer who represents Huawei, in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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"The legal proceedings brought by the PAIGC (against the nomination) are null and void and therefore inadmissible," the court ruled late on Friday, according to a decision broadcast on local radio.
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The total number of southwest border apprehensions in March was 103,492, also the highest during that same period, the figure includes people deemed inadmissible at official border crossings like asylum-seekers.
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"Since the administration's implementation of Executive Orders to enforce immigration laws, apprehensions and inadmissible activity is trending toward the lowest monthly total in at least the last five years," Kelly said.
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But they're only right in a context where testimonies of hundreds are disregarded, where widely accepted facts among the scientific community don't count, where photographic evidence is inadmissible, and so on.
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" Per the Daily Beast, if ICE officials used classified material — made available by being a part of the IC — the information they use to "generate leads...could be inadmissible in court.
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The so-called temporary restraining order would have allowed lawyers for Cohen to decide which of the documents and communications were inadmissible in court before the prosecuting attorneys could review them.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland's highest court has rejected a French request for help in investigating a married couple for tax offences, ruling that data stolen from HSBC's Geneva private bank was inadmissible.
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Dakhil was "found inadmissible" and was put on the next flight back to Karachi, more than a day after he was first approached by the CBP officer in the immigration line.
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Andrew Rosenberg, director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said benchmark science like Harvard's Six Cities air pollution study might soon be deemed inadmissible.
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But in the case of "Vase of Flowers," the negotiations had been particularly tricky, because the work had been in private hands, and Italy's legal claims were inadmissible under German law.
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Through the 1960s and early '70s, his London stage credits included Harold Pinter's "The Caretaker" and "The Dumb Waiter"; Tom Stoppard's "Travesties"; and John Osborne's "Inadmissible Evidence," which starred Nicol Williamson.
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Canada is one of many countries that have been reluctant to take back their citizens, worried that battlefield evidence may be deemed inadmissible in court, making it difficult to secure prosecutions.
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Justice Minister Marisol Perez Tello said the paperwork reached the government early this month but was declared inadmissible days ago because it lacked the signature of Fujimori or one of his relatives.
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In fiscal year 2019, Customs and Border Protection apprehended and deemed inadmissible nearly 1 million people -- the majority of whom were from the Northern Triangle countries of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
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According to a recent report by daily Süddeutsche Zeitung that cited numbers of Germany's Ministry of Transport, about 8,000 BMW diesel cars were equipped with inadmissible systems to shut down emission controls.
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He's one of 24 remaining American war resisters fighting for the right to stay, after years of being labeled criminals by the Canadian government, which automatically deemed them inadmissible to the country.
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Judge Janet Sanders said Henderson&aposs 1993 statements suggesting his involvement in the 1988 killings were inadmissible because he and investigators had an understanding that they couldn&apost be used against him.
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At one point, Dixon's attorney suggested to the judge that one court document may be inadmissible because it was not notarized, and, therefore cannot be verified as actually belonging to his client.
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The Department of Homeland Security said that, in total, 521,090 individuals were either apprehended or deemed "inadmissible" after arriving at a port of entry on the border during the 2018 fiscal year.
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"This is one of those difficult questions at the margins of science and the judge found the evidence simply wasn't inadmissible," said Lars Noah, a law professor at the University of Florida.
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"The Trump administration&aposs rule expands on an existing federal statute that says "an individual who is likely at any time to become a public charge is inadmissible to the United States.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) turned away 220006,2202 people requesting entry into the United States at ports of entry in December, 2628 percent fewer than the 28500,6900 people deemed inadmissible in November.
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He referred to it as an "unsourced allegation" that was "inadmissible" in the trial, and he argued that even if Mr. Bolton's allegations were true, the behavior he described was not impeachable.
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In April 2017, CBP reported a sharp decline in the number of aliens apprehended along the Southwest border, and in the number of aliens who were found inadmissible at ports of entry.
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In fiscal year 2019, Customs and Border Protection apprehended and deemed inadmissible nearly one million people -- the majority of whom were from the Northern Triangle countries of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.
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Applicants could be deemed inadmissible if they raise security, terrorist or health concerns; have a criminal history; depend on public assistance; previously violated immigration or labor laws; or have previously been deported.
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Balderramos-Torres was deemed "inadmissible to the U.S." and was told to return to Mexico, where he was expected to wait out his asylum case as part of the Migrant Protection Protocols.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers are now trying, among other things, to have the deposition ruled inadmissible, arguing the entertainer only testified freely because he relied on the promise that he would not be prosecuted.
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"Consequently the church teaches, in the light of the Gospel, that the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person," the new policy reads.
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Thus far, Facebook has focused on trying to get the case dismissed on procedural grounds — arguing that the class action is inadmissible, and that the Austrian courts have no jurisdiction in this case.
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The law says that if you have been convicted of a U.S. or foreign law relating to controlled substances, or if you have admitted to violating such a law, then you are inadmissible.
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The 24st Circuit said its Nexium precedent was not intended to sanction "the use of inadmissible hearsay to prove injury to each class member at or after trial," nor to compromise defendants' rights.
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The state Supreme Court ruled that evidence presented by prosecutors against Strieff was inadmissible because it violated his right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures under the U.S. Constitution's Fourth Amendment.
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Wathelet also called an appeal by Mondelez against a part of the lower General Court's findings to be "manifestly inadmissible" because the U.S. firm's overall complaint against the Nestle trademark had been successful.
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Late Tuesday, he refused multiple requests from Brown to stick to court rules, such as not arguing on issues for which she has already ruled and not bringing inadmissible evidence into the proceedings.
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In Fiscal Year 2018 overall, 124,903 aliens were found inadmissible at ports of entry on the southern border, while 396,579 aliens were apprehended entering the United States unlawfully between such ports of entry.
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"On January 26, Alireza Yazdani Esfidajani applied for entry into the United States, and was later deemed inadmissible at which time he withdrew his application for admission into the United States," CBP said.
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Food and hygiene slander have long been the spear tip of attacks by contemptuous (or envious) Westerners seeking to make Chinese seem impossibly alien, and thus unassimilable and inadmissible to their "civilized" countries.
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Telecom Italia is planning to ask Deputy Chairman Franco Bernabe to put forward a motion at the April 24 meeting, calling the proposals advanced by Elliott inadmissible, several papers said over the weekend.
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Mantero presented an amendment to the 2020 budget calling for legalization and regulation of domestic cannabis use, but it was ruled inadmissible by the senate speaker from Silvio Berlusconi's conservative Forza Italia party.
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The evidence left out is less significant, redundant... disputed, and in some cases inadmissible (unreliable/irrelevant/prejudicial)" Specifically, they say that particular DNA evidence was ruled out: "The question is how it got there.
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Court president Carmen Lúcia said in a statement on Saturday that, if proved accurate, such reports show an inadmissible meddling into the court and an attack against democratic liberties in Latin America's biggest country.
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"Foreign nationals may be inadmissible due to the commission of a crime involving drug possession," said Jaime Ruiz, branch chief of strategic media engagement for U.S. Customs and Border Protection to The Hollywood Reporter.
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However, that same inadmissible evidence may be admissible for another purpose, such as establishing motive; the identity of the perpetrator; or a common scheme, plan or design of crimes if they are sufficiently similar.
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"We have information from credible sources that terrorists and Taliban groups are using technology and various other applications to find resources for their inadmissible war," Tawab Ghorzang, the national security council spokesperson, told Motherboard.
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For research on Massachusetts — where more than 36,000 breath tests had been ruled legally inadmissible — Mr. Workman gave me a login to a database he had created containing nearly every one of those tests.
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Menendez staffer who prepares financial disclosure forms 'scanned' the instructions But the prosecution objected to the testimony as inadmissible hearsay and irrelevant, and Walls ultimately agreed Elias should be precluded from taking the stand.
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"Some products are inadmissible because they belong to species protected under the CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) because they are at risk of extinction," she says.
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FANS of television shows such as "Law and Order" are familiar with the so-called "exclusionary rule": when police obtain evidence of a crime through illegal means, the evidence is usually inadmissible in court.
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Later in the day, the German Transport Ministry ordered Daimler to recall 20063,000 vehicles in Europe because of "inadmissible" software that shut down or reduced the effectiveness of equipment designed to control diesel emissions.
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She said she was stopped at the border and detained overnight before being handed a report stating she was inadmissible "on grounds of serious criminality," according to a picture of the report she posted online.
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"Following the unacceptable declarations and inadmissible actions from the U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon during his recent visit to the region, the royal government of Morocco has decided on immediate measures," the statement said.
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The flow of illegal border crossings as measured by apprehensions and the prevention of inadmissible persons at the southern border dropped to 18,762 persons in February from 31,578 in January, Kelly said in a statement.
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"It is inadmissible to use this situation as a pretext for massive militarization of northeast Asia and deployment of another position area for U.S. global missile defense there," Lavrov told the United Nations General Assembly.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Roman Catholic Church formally changed its teaching on Thursday to declare the death penalty inadmissible whatever the circumstance, a move likely to be criticized in countries where capital punishment is legal.
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He made it difficult for them to attend or watch the trial; he declared some of their evidence inadmissible and cautioned the jury about what are known as victim-impact statements, deeming them too emotional.
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But Adjaho said he found the request "inadmissible" because the case was already before Ghana's anti-graft agency, which is constitutionally mandated to investigate allegations of breach of conduct by public officers, including the president.
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The Pennsylvania attorney general's office, which prosecuted the case, said in a statement Mancini's comments (which were later ruled inadmissible) that she "provided" her father with the morphine formed a "legitimate basis" for this prosecution.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's lawyers wrapped up their arguments in his impeachment trial on Tuesday with a plea for acquittal, and sought to marginalize former national security adviser John Bolton's explosive allegations as "inadmissible".
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"The act of violence against candidate Jair Bolsonaro is inadmissible and represents a double assault: against his physical integrity and against democracy," former Senator Marina Silva, one of Mr. Bolsonaro's top rivals, wrote on Twitter.
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" Depp's attorneys are also requesting that all declarations previously provided by Heard's witnesses – including her friend iO Tillet Wright and neighbor Raquel Pennington – "be stricken and not considered by the Court because they are inadmissible hearsay.
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As he parsed the appeals court decision in the case, Schmack added, he learned the court had found the trial judge was wrong when he ruled that the 1957 police and FBI reports were inadmissible hearsay.
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On Tuesday, the Superintendence of Competition (SC) said the bid by America Movil, which is controlled by the family of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, was "inadmissible" and that the company had been informed of the decision.
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If the President is also including the 21800,230 individuals deemed inadmissible for entry to the US at lawful ports of entry, the average over the court of the year would be just over 21.6,21.6 a day.
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Under the oil reform legislation, more than 100 contracts were issued, but Lopez Obrador has argued that Pena Nieto's reform failed, making the prospect of new tender rounds for contracts "inadmissible" unless output and investment increased.
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They also contend that Ms. Durst's family is making an "ill-motivated and legally flawed" request based on "inadmissible hearsay" and a "heavily edited, sensationalized 'docudrama' called 'The Jinx,'" which was broadcast by HBO in 22015.
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Utah officials appealed a lower-court ruling that key evidence against Edward Strieff, convicted of methamphetamine possession and a related drug charge, was inadmissible because it violated the U.S. Constitution's ban on unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Media reported that the lawyers had argued on behalf of the U.S. that live streaming could be prejudicial, as submissions made in the New Zealand court could be inadmissible in a future trial in the United States.
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That month, the number of people apprehended and deemed inadmissible at the southwest border -- which is used as a proxy for the level of illegal immigration -- hit 144,116, by far the highest of any month under Trump.
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With the help of his mother and a pastor, he made it into Jordan, and eventually into Canada on a student visa, filing a refugee claim some months later, only to be found inadmissible on security grounds.
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That meant she could not have seen Mr. Logan at the dice game, nor throughout the day of the murder, and that could have made her entire identification of Mr. Logan inadmissible, lawyers with the unit said.
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The ACLU and the Oregon Coalition of Police and Sheriffs succeeded in fighting off the attempt to legalize polygraph screening tests in Oregon last year, and evidence obtained using a polygraph remains inadmissible in most legal settings.
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The 2900-page ruling, written by Judge Douglas Ginsburg, a Reagan appointee, affirmed much of the lower courts' ruling and rejected arguments from Sudan's government that the court had considered "inadmissible evidence" to make their final determination.
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Border-wide apprehensions fell 30% to 100,037 in June from 144,278 in May, including people who appeared at border crossings and were deemed inadmissible, the Mexican government said on Tuesday, citing U.S. Customs and Border Protection data.
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"In February, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encountered more than 76,000 illegal border crossers and inadmissible aliens, and in March that number exceeded 100,000 — the highest monthly level in more than a decade," Mr. Vought wrote.
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Pope Francis has frequently been excoriated by church conservatives for his desire to change some church practices and to "develop" certain doctrines, such as his decision this month to declare the death penalty "inadmissible" in all cases.
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Airlines stand to be fined for allowing inadmissible persons on their flights into the U.S. As a consequence, the actions of airlines sometimes signal advance knowledge of internal memos or immigration rules about to be formally enacted.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Olympic skating champion Claudia Pechstein's damages claim against the International Skating Union over a doping ban was ruled inadmissible by a German court on Tuesday, dealing her years-long efforts for compensation a crushing blow.
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"It's hard to measure how many may have been deterred from coming to the southern border, but we just had our 8th month in a row of declining apprehensions and inadmissible turnaways at the southern border," Cuccinelli said.
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In a statement on Tuesday, the Superintendence of Competition (SC) said the bid by America Movil, which is controlled by the Slim family, was "inadmissible" and that the company had been informed of the decision dated April 29.
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But the share of people coming to the US at ports of entry who sought asylum nearly doubled: from 16 percent of all "inadmissible" people at ports of entry in 2017 to 31 percent of "inadmissibles" in 2018.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito, suggesting that inadmissible is a status a person becomes for committing a crime, asked whether a doctor treating a person who ate rotten fish would say it was not inedible because it was consumed.
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In April, there were 38,234 apprehensions at the southern border and 12,690 people deemed "inadmissible," or who came to a port of entry without papers that authorized them to enter the US, virtually unchanged from the month before.
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" And in New York, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, the chief assistant district attorney of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office confirmed in an interview with the New York Post that "material collected with this product would be inadmissible in court.
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The CIA's coercive interrogations at its secret prisons have been the subject of days of testimony at those hearings in Guantanamo, and defense attorneys have argued that any evidence gathered from detainees gained by coercive techniques is inadmissible.
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In a pretrial hearing last September, a Jakarta district court judge cleared Mr. Setya as a suspect in the case, ruling that evidence and testimony against him from the cases of other suspects in the scandal were inadmissible.
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"Following the unacceptable declarations and inadmissible actions from the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon during his recent visit to the region, the royal government of Morocco has decided on immediate measures," the statement from the government said.
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In July the Office of Management and Budget posted a notice stating that the Department of Homeland Security was seeking a provision that would define whether an immigrant is inadmissible because they are likely to become a "public charge."
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ROME, Feb 15 (Reuters) - An Italian court has said bids by two consumer groups to stop a government reform aimed at reducing the number of cooperative banks is inadmissible, according to a ruling posted on the court's Web site.
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"The number of inadmissible individuals we are able to process in a day varies based on the complexity of the cases, resources available, medical needs, translation requirements, holding/detention space, overall port volume and enforcement actions," the statement said.
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It would expand the list of "inadmissible aliens" to include members of gangs, those who have been convicted of an aggravated felony, and former spouses and children of drug and human traffickers if they receive benefits from such behavior.
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" Taking umbrage at Mr. Trump accusing President Vladimir V. Putin in his speech of not living up to a promise to disarm Syria of its chemical weapons, Mr. Antonov added, "Insulting the president of Russia is unacceptable and inadmissible.
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But on Monday, Supreme Court Justice Teori Zavascki ruled the recording was inadmissible as evidence because it was taped after the warrant expired and he sent the Lula case back to Moro, exposing Lula to possible arrest and prosecution.
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As the number of people caught coming into the US between ports of entry illegally has spiked, the number of "inadmissible" migrants, who come to a port of entry and are found not to have valid legal status, has stayed flat.
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In a statement, the Superintendence of Competition (SC) said the bid by America Movil, which is controlled by the family of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, was "inadmissible" and that the company had been informed of the decision dated April 29.
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Apprehensions and people deemed inadmissible at ports of entry along the southwest border reached a record high of more than 76,000 in February, and the majority of those caught were families, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) statistics.
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On March 22, an attorney for one Orchids of Asia defendant filed a motion arguing that video the Sheriff's Office said it recorded inside the massage parlor is "violative of the accused's privacy rights" and therefore should be inadmissible in court.
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It would also expand the list of "inadmissible aliens" to include members of gangs, those who have been convicted of an aggravated felony, and former spouses and children of drug and human traffickers if they receive benefits from such behavior.
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" In it, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported that "[i]n FY2628, CBP recorded the lowest level of illegal cross-border migration on record, as measured by apprehensions along the border and inadmissible encounters at U.S. ports of entry.
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Apprehensions and people deemed inadmissible at ports of entry along the southwest border reached a record high of more than 76,000 in February, and the majority of those caught were families, according to US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) statistics.
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BERLIN, June 7 (Reuters) - Olympic skating champion Claudia Pechstein's damages claim against the International Skating Union over a doping ban was ruled as inadmissible by a German court on Tuesday, dealing her years-long efforts for compensation a crushing blow.
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BARCELONA, Spain — King Felipe VI of Spain stepped forcefully into the political crisis over Catalonia on Tuesday, accusing the region's separatist leaders of "inadmissible disloyalty" and of creating "a situation of extreme gravity" that threatened the country's constitution and unity.
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The government says Congress passed the expedited-removal law to "streamline[] rules and procedures" for "deny[ing] admission to inadmissible aliens," while ensuring that there is "no danger that an alien with a genuine asylum claim will be returned to persecution".
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They pushed back on the notion it could be inadmissible as new evidence, arguing they followed the standard of the Bill Clinton trial by submitting it to the Senate last week — though they haven't seen the text of the organizing resolution.
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If this illegal operational skullduggery had been revealed in court — and there was little doubt that dogged defense lawyers would keep hammering away until it was — the cables, like any fruits from a poison tree, would have been ruled as inadmissible.
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However, it added that the government is rejecting the application because the applicant's spouse, who still works for Huawei, "is a member of the inadmissible class," specifically someone believed to be engaging in spying, espionage, or subversion against the government.
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"Consequently the church teaches, in the light of the Gospel, that the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person, and she works with determination for its abolition worldwide," the new teaching reads.
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It will be a year or more before the court rules on the case and it could still be declared inadmissible if the court finds the Privacy Shield is not of direct concern to Digital Rights Ireland, two of the people said.
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According to the news agency's sources, it will be a year or more before the court rules on the case and it could still be declared inadmissible if the court finds the Privacy Shield is not of direct concern to Digital Rights Ireland.
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"It is the policy of U.S. Customs and Border Protection to not release the number of individuals who have been apprehended to deemed inadmissible [sic] for entry until between the 6th and the 8th of the following month," a DHS spokesperson told Axios.
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The court maneuver is clearly an effort to have the deposition ruled inadmissible in the criminal case and could set the stage for another potential confrontation between Mr. Castor and Mr. Steele, who ran against each other for district attorney in the fall.
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One of Ronaldo's lawyers, Christian Schertz, said in a statement that the report in the magazine, Der Spiegel, was "an inadmissible reporting of suspicions in the area of privacy" and that he would seek legal redress for his client from the magazine.
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"[It seems that] rather than assess asylum claim on their merits, they're going to use an inadmissible reasoning, that is return to safe third country, as a loophole to send people back," said Bill Frelick, refugee program director at Human Rights Watch.
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Separatists and anti-royal militants also found common ground after Felipe stepped into the Catalan conflict in October 2017, accusing the region's separatist leaders of "inadmissible disloyalty" after holding the referendum, which took place amid clashes between the Spanish police and voters.
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Approximately 2 decades ago, most aliens deemed inadmissible at a port of entry or apprehended after unlawfully entering the United States through the southern border were single adults who were promptly returned to Mexico, and very few asserted a fear of return.
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"As a result, USCIS cannot be certain the civil surgeons actually administered all required tests and vaccinations and may have granted lawful permanent residence status to medically inadmissible foreign nationals who could pose a health risk to the U.S. population," the report said.
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Aliens who have engaged in terrorist activity are inadmissible, and it is not possible to determine whether an alien has engaged in terrorist activities or is a threat on any other basis without knowing his true identity and where he is from.
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Context: Morgan said, "[F]or the first time in 18 months, Mexico was the country of origin for the majority of apprehensions and inadmissible aliens, rather than Northern Triangle countries..." He also noted the number of single adults arrests exceeding that of families.
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Both topics had been ruled inadmissible by Clark County Circuit Judge Vicki Carmichael, and the references led defense attorney Bart Betteau to say her comments were tantamount to a "skunk" in the jury box that would prejudice jurors against his client, reports the Courier Journal.
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But Chief Justice Carmen Lucia ruled on Monday that the court would not take up the recording issue until Brazil's federal police finished their examination of the tape and determined if it had been edited, possibly making it inadmissible as evidence in the investigation.
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The law requires DHS to detain several classes of foreign nationals, including those who are inadmissible or deportable because of criminal, terrorist, or national security grounds; those who arrived in the United States without proper documents; and those who have final orders of deportation.
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By 20133, the Department of Justice had determined that field tests "should not be used for evidential purposes," and the field tests in use today remain inadmissible at trial in nearly every jurisdiction; instead, prosecutors must present a secondary lab test using more reliable methods.
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Since that case, any statement made to law enforcement is inadmissible if the defendant was not first informed of his or her Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights—the right against self-incrimination and the right to consult with an attorney before answering any questions.
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In a pretrial hearing in late September, a Jakarta district court judge had cleared Mr. Setya as a suspect in the graft scandal, ruling that evidence and testimony against him that had arisen from the cases of other suspects in the scandal were inadmissible.
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For those who have long opposed capital punishment as cruel and pointless, as has this page, the only lingering question is why the Catholic Church or any religious denomination that still condones executions would take so long to recognize that they are simply inadmissible.
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" In asking the Supreme Court to lift the injunctions in the new case, Solicitor General Noel J. Francisco wrote that the new rule was authorized by a federal statute that made immigrants inadmissible if "they are likely at any time to become a public charge.
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His lawyers, above, derided a new claim by Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, that Mr. Trump had tied the release of military aid to Ukraine to investigations into the Bidens as an "unsourced allegation" that should be "inadmissible" in the trial.
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If the media is allowed to air the video, but the court later rules the footage is inadmissible and the case still goes to trial, many potential jurors will have seen the video and will be tainted by evidence they weren't supposed to consider, Burck argued.
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MINNEAPOLIS – Pope Francis&apos decree that the death penalty is "inadmissible" in all cases could pose a dilemma for Roman Catholic politicians and judges in the United States who are faced with whether to strictly follow the tenets of their faith or the rule of law.
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As the judge notes, however, the Fourth Circuit of Appeals ruled earlier this year that Carpenter cannot be enforced ex post facto, meaning that cell-site location information (CSLI) obtained with only a court order prior to the Supreme Court decision cannot be ruled retroactively inadmissible.
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Public health experts warned that studies that have been used for decades — to show, for example, that mercury from power plants impairs brain development, or that lead in paint dust is tied to behavioral disorders in children — might be inadmissible when existing regulations come up for renewal.
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"Preparations are now well under way to ensure that returns of persons whose asylum claims have been declared inadmissible, and those who have not claimed protection, can start in line with the resettlement of Syrians from Turkey on April 4," Commission spokeswoman Mina Andreeva told a briefing.
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MONTREUX, Switzerland — An attempt by Manchester City to block an investigation into its finances and spending was rejected Friday by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which ruled that the club's appeal was "inadmissible" because European soccer officials have not yet issued a ruling in the case.
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If the media is allowed to air the video now, but the court eventually rules the footage is inadmissible and the case still goes to trial, many potential jurors will have seen the video and will be tainted by evidence they weren't supposed to consider, Burck argued.
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After 28/21201, successive statutes kept widening the definitions of "terrorist organization" and "material support" in the Immigration and Nationality Act, to the point where the provision of rice at gunpoint to an armed group occupying your village made you wholly inadmissible to the United States.
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"Obviously we're deeply concerned that the jury may have utterly ignored the judge's daily admonitions against reviewing the unprecedented press in the case," said defense attorney Jeffrey Lichtman, who also noted concern that jurors may have seen "prejudicial, uncorroborated and inadmissible allegations" about Chapo during the trial.
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That list already includes people who can be removed to another country, those convicted of a "particularly serious crime" in the United States, those who are inadmissible because of terrorist activity, those who failed to quickly apply, and other specific bars laid out in the statute by Congress.
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Schmack said his parsing of an appeals court decision denying McCullough a new trial contained an eye-opening detail: The court found that while the FBI reports were inadmissible as "business records," they could have been included as "ancient documents" because they are more than 20 years old.
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A former obesity researcher at the University of Alabama, Birmingham and current Chief Science Officer for the health tech startup EnduringFX, Archer believes studies like this one should be thrown out the window, and that the aged practice of food frequency questionnaires should be inadmissible as a research tool.
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READ: Austrian white nationalist accused of ties to New Zealand mosque shooter is making money off YouTube Sellner says that the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, which determines some travelers' eligibility to enter the U.S. for a brief period without a visa, labeled him inadmissible during this time.
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To avoid breaching the law, the EU has started with less contested returns of economic migrants but Greece has now also issued initial asylum decisions under the deal, declaring 10 Syrians inadmissible so far, according to people familiar with a daily internal progress report by the EU's executive arm.
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The letter, obtained by the South China Morning Post, goes into further detail, citing section 2250(1)(f) of Canada's Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, which says that anyone believed to be engaged in "an act of espionage," subversion against the government, or terrorism, is inadmissible to the country.
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The letter, obtained by the South China Morning Post, goes into further detail, citing section 3033(1)(f) of Canada's Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, which says that anyone believed to be engaged in "an act of espionage," subversion against the government, or terrorism, is inadmissible to the country.
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The Catholic Church will now teach to its 1.2 billion followers around the world that "the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person," and the church as a whole will now work to abolish the practice worldwide, the Vatican said.
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The authority to delay and speak with travelers derives from the United States Code (section citations below) enables CBP to prevent the entry of persons who are inadmissible under the Immigration and Nationality Act, and to prevent the smuggling of merchandise, including narcotics and other contraband items, into the United States.
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The question for judges, she added, is not whether a juror merely posted about the case on Facebook or Twitter, but whether they shared an opinion about the person on trial or viewed info that was deemed inadmissible or prejudicial, which is what the juror said happened in Chapo's case.
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That's right: If you were arrested for a DWI in the state of Missouri any time during the period of November 30, 2012 to January 29, 2014, the breathalyzer tests you took are now inadmissible in court, according to a ruling just handed down by the Supreme Court of Missouri.
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While Department of Homeland Security officials stressed Thursday that they retained the right to detain people from the six countries, and deem them "inadmissible," for independent reasons, it appears that CBP agents didn't choose to use that privilege against anyone from the six countries on the first night of the ban.
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Between 1961 and 20063, the Warren Court issued a series of decisions that protected the rights of defendants, producing the Exclusionary Rule, which deems evidence obtained without a search warrant inadmissible; the requirement that police notify suspects of their rights; and the provision of court-appointed attorneys for defendants who can't afford them.
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In a statement to the Seattle radio station KEXP, where Soviet Soviet was to perform on Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security said that it was "standard procedure for any traveler who is deemed inadmissible and is awaiting return travel to be taken to a detention center until return travel is available."
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" Quoting a 2017 speech given by Pope Francis during a pontifical council, the document continues: "Consequently, the Church teaches, in the light of the Gospel, that 'the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person,' and she works with determination for its abolition worldwide.
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"In short, the legal opinion testimony of Mr. Miscimarra is inadmissible both because it instructs the jury on the law — which is the province of the court, not an expert — and because it does so in a manner which is legally incorrect, highly misleading and certain to lead to juror confusion," the brief said.
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Among the changes would be making it more difficult for asylum seekers to demonstrate "credible fear" about returning to their home countries before they are given a chance to stay in the United States and adding more reasons — such as membership in a gang or drunken driving accusations — that asylum seekers could be deemed inadmissible.
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Squamish city councillor Susan Chapelle (Alex Guiry) In a 1999 study comparing nurses with SANE training to non-SANE physicians, rape kits collected by SANEs were significantly more complete and better documented than those without the training, and none of the kits collected by the trained nurses had errors that would make them inadmissible in court.
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The briefing further breaks down the numbers of who's arriving at the border: In fiscal year 2018, 313,000 unaccompanied minors and 161,000 family units came to the US. The figures appear to be aggregations of people who are determined to be inadmissible by Customs and Border Protection and apprehensions -- both are an increase from fiscal year 2017.
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It established short-term objectives that include allowing both countries to share the ill-gotten financial assets of suspected Chinese fugitives in Canada and completing negotiations on a one-year pilot project "where Chinese experts will be invited to assist in the verification of the identity of inadmissible persons from mainland China" to prepare for their repatriation.
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On the final day of arguments on Mr. Trump's behalf, Jay Sekulow, one of the president's private lawyers, sought to raise doubts about Mr. Bolton's claim in an unpublished manuscript that Mr. Trump tied the release of military aid to Ukraine to investigations into his political rivals, calling it an "unsourced allegation" that was "inadmissible" in his impeachment trial.
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A spokesman for Customs and Border Protection declined to address the canceled Global Entry memberships but said that enrollees in the program, which allows approved, low-risk travelers expedited clearance into the United States when they arrive, can be kicked out for a number of reasons, including being inadmissible to the United States under immigration regulations.
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Would give old crimes a pass The bill would create a statute of limitations to prohibit the initiation of removal proceedings more than five years after the date on which an alien became deportable or inadmissible, and this would apply retroactively to removal orders issued before the date on which the New Way Forward Act is enacted.
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Francis has sharply condemned capital punishment for many years and indicated last October — on the 25th anniversary of the publication of St. John Paul II's Catechism — that he was looking into a change "However grave the crime that may be committed, the death penalty is inadmissible because it attacks the inviolability and the dignity of the person," Francis said in 2017.
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The process includes an in-person interview, and anyone that is found to be a security threat would be inadmissible to the US. While the diversity lottery only affects about 50,000 of roughly 1 million green cards given out to the US annually, Trump has supported legislation from two GOP senators that would drastically reduce family visa categories, cutting yearly numbers in half.
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Examples include such things as instituting mandatory worker verification for all American employers; increasing criminal penalties for a number of immigration infractions and creating new criminal consequences for others; expanding the ways that immigrants can be found inadmissible to the US and can be deported from the US; vastly expanding ways to circumvent the lengthy court process it takes to deport undocumented immigrants; and restricting asylum and unaccompanied minor protections.
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He hosts a news conference at a black church where he receives tons of prayers and support from the clergy; he publicly says that Darden was only brought to the table because he's black; and, most shockingly, he calls Darden a "Mark Fuhrman apologist" when Darden tries to get the officer's prior racist statements deemed inadmissible, arguing that the inflammatory "n-word" would blind jurors to the truth.
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Border arrests peaked at 1.6 million in 2000 — and remained at or near the 1 million mark until the last two years of George W. Bush's presidency — before dropping off sharply due to improvements in the Mexican economy and later the Great Recession in the U.S. The number of total enforcement actions, which include the deportation of people deemed inadmissible under asylum laws, surpassed 1.1 million in 2019, more than double the 2017 figures.
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While the government has not provided a list of the people who will receive the letter, the settlement states that those who "provided contact information in visa applications" and "applied for admission at a port of entry in the United States, were found inadmissible solely as a result of the Executive Order, withdrew their applications for admission, and since their withdrawal have neither entered the US nor sought a visa for future travel to the US" will receive letters.
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The Homeland Security Department says that an applicant might be denied if they have been convicted of any crime, have pending criminal charges, or have outstanding warrants, as well as if they have violated any immigration laws or are found to be inadmissible to the US. DMV records help US Customs and Border Protection conduct a background check on applicants: They contain information to verify identity, residence, and biographical data provided by applicants, as well as criminal records.
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency will continue to apply long-standing U.S. federal laws and regulations that treat marijuana as a banned substance — and participants in the cannabis industry as drug traffickers — who are inadmissible into the U.S. Although some U.S. states have eased marijuana laws, the U.S. continues to maintain a federal prohibition that applies at the border, said Todd Owen, executive assistant commissioner for the Office of Field Operations, who gave POLITICO a detailed preview of how CBP will apply longstanding rules.
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"Inadmissible" aliens include everyone processed at a port of entry without proper papers — not only asylum seekers but people who try to come in with expired visas, people who are denied entry because they're on a watch list, and people who are caught being smuggled in vehicles crossing into the US. But the new stats show that fewer people came to ports of entry without papers for reasons other than seeking asylum in 2018 than in 2017 (even as a lot more non-asylum seekers tried to cross into the US between ports of entry).
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The border official wrote that as a result of the device search the student was "inadmissible" to the U.S. The student was only a couple of semesters away from graduating, but a rejection meant the student can no longer return to the U.S. "This is part of the backdoor 'Muslim ban,' " Ayoub said, referring to a controversial executive order signed by President Trump in January 2017, which barred citizens from seven predominantly Muslim countries entry to the U.S. "We don't hear of other other individuals being denied because of WhatsApp or because of what's on the social media," he said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has in past months been critical of Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE as border apprehensions and inadmissible rates have climbed to numbers on par with those seen during the Obama administration.
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