He is the first judge to be recalled in more than 80 years.
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During her initial court appearance, Zamora asked the judge to be lenient with bond.
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Often they define virtue as what they judge to be in their business interests.
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Persky is the first California judge to be recalled in more than 80 years.
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Social-media platforms continually censor content that they judge to be offensive or illegal.
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Iuzzini is the only judge to be on the show since its premiere in 2015.
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During her initial court appearance, Zamora asked the judge to be lenient with her bond.
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Maybe not 0 home runs, but enough for Judge to be a productive run producer.
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The big picture: Vitter is the 107th judge to be appointed since Trump took office.
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They somehow have to predict what records future historians will judge to be truly significant.
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He was the first black judge to be appointed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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It's about finding a sister in someone who you judge to be so far away from you.
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"I fully agree that we should not allow a judge to be appointed during his time," Carson said.
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The woman's victim impact statement went viral last weekend, prompting calls for the sentencing judge to be impeached.
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It's keeping a running total of what visitors judge to be the best books ever written, among other categories.
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" It's basic, wrote LZ Granderson: Don't rush to judge: "To be informed takes more than outrage, it takes time.
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Simon Cowell made his name on American Idol for his biting tongue – and was absolutely the judge to be feared.
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So, I... (BELL RINGING) CARSON: ... fully agree that we should not allow a judge to be appointed during his time.
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It did what history may judge to be irreparable damage to a company at the peak of its unprecedented power.
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Every now and then you'll have a -- you'll see an incident in the air that we may judge to be unsafe.
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The monitor is required by the judge to be present the entire time Robin is with his 6-year-old son.
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Porteous became the eighth federal judge to be impeached and removed from office, and the first in more than two decades.
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"Every now and then, you'll see an incident in the air that we may judge to be unsafe," Admiral Harris said.
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Judge Kwan isn't the first judge to be accused of violating the axiom that the judiciary should be separated from politics.
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If Persky is recalled, he would be the first judge to be removed from office in California in more than 80 years.
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Persky was voted off the bench just last month, making him the first California judge to be recalled in more than 80 years.
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The committee wants the period afforded for back-checking by a judge to be shortened from the current five days to within 24 hours.
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What is unusual is when a client's lawyers suddenly ask a federal judge to be removed from the case midway through negotiations with prosecutors.
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Monica Lassettre, the probation officer who wrote sentencing recommendations, advised the judge to be lenient partly on the grounds that Mr. Turner was drunk.
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Adams was the only judge to be criminally charged in the case, and he pleaded guilty to one count of misdemeanor battery last month.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Reuters) - The jury in the trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign manager asked the judge to be released at 5 p.m.
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"I've drawn a line that I think is required of a good judge to be fair and respect the separation of powers," he added.
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"The upcoming efforts are going to focus exclusively on individuals who have been fully adjudicated and ordered by a judge to be deported," he said.
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"I just don't think it's appropriate for an Article III judge to be trying to tell [this] body how to do its business," he said.
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"Red flag" laws would allow the police to temporarily confiscate guns from people deemed by a judge to be a threat to themselves or others.
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"I'm not sure that it's germane, for example, for the judge to be asking how much Bob Mueller has spent on the investigation," Schiff said.
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During the hearings on Wednesday, one of the girls read a statement asking the judge to be lenient, saying the family was suffering "needless" misery.
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He really ripped away the veil of nonpartisanship, which by the way, he wrote about as being really important for a judge to be nonpartisan.
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Basic income means more choice, and therefore the ability to take risks and make decisions we might judge to be mistakes made by ourselves or others.
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Prosecutors also asked the judge to be allowed to weigh in before she makes any final rulings on what documents are protected by attorney-client privilege.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va., Aug 17 (Reuters) - The jury in the trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign manager asked the judge to be released at 5 p.m.
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The EPA is expected to weigh in officially in the coming weeks on PES's request to the bankruptcy judge to be released from its compliance obligations.
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In 2016, the singer pleaded with the New York judge to be released from the Kemosabe contract, alleging Dr. Luke sexually and physically abused her for years.
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By the way, the judge who sentenced him was recalled from office, making him the first California judge to be recalled from the bench in 86 years.
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Fillon said on Wednesday he had been summoned by a judge to be placed under formal investigation following allegations he paid his wife for no apparent work.
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In the past, some big investors have divested from high polluting coal or from companies they judge to be out of line with the Paris agreement's goals.
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Currently, prosecutors are only required to share evidence they judge to be favorable to the defendant, as defined under the landmark Supreme Court ruling Brady v. Maryland.
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Ali, the head of security operations, said each suspect would ultimately be referred to a judge "to be punished in accordance to the guilt he has committed".
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Unfortunately, insurers often mandate that I "step" a patient through medications I know will not work before paying for the drug I judge to be most effective.
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The Alliance for Justice noted that Stras is the first circuit court judge to be confirmed despite a missing blue slip in more than 80 years. Sen.
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"I don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only push things tech companies judge to be 100 percent true," he said.
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"I don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech companies judge to be 100 percent true," Zuckerberg said.
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"I don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech companies judge to be 100 percent true." he said.
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The efforts, led by Stanford University law professor Michele Dauber, were successful: In June, Persky became the first California judge to be recalled in more than 80 years.
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Sentiment analysis is clearly a goldmine for advertisers, allowing them to deliver promotional material at a moment which they judge to be most emotionally resonant to the target.
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At his confirmation hearing, Roberts played down his highly ideological Justice Department work and famously insisted that he saw his role as judge to be like an umpire.
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Sure, there was Dan Savage, whose advice gave hope and vision to closeted folks across the country, and Deborah Betts, the first openly gay federal judge to be appointed.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Whilby's lawyer, Laura M. Miranda, urged the judge to be lenient, portraying Mr. Whilby as a recovering alcoholic who had drunk to drown depression and anxiety.
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Charlie Baker (R) on Monday called for a judge to be temporarily removed from the bench after she allegedly helped an undocumented immigrant avoid Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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Whelan, who appeared in court in a cage, accused the court of ignoring evidence of abuses against him and asked for the judge to be replaced, but his appeal was rejected.
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The unemployment rate is 4.1 percent, near the lowest level recorded in a half-century, and it is below what Fed officials judge to be the sustainable long-term unemployment rate.
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The report called for a judicial inquiry to be set up by the president and for a judge to be appointed by the chief justice within 30 days of its release.
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"We are going to show you each of these documents," he told the coroner, who later rejected Hill's appeal for a High Court judge to be appointed to oversee the inquest.
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The legitimate confidentiality right of innocent people must be given priority over any inconvenience that might be caused by requiring a judge to be the one to filter out protected communications.
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A second suspect, identified by federal prosecutors only as Khalil A., 33, was arrested Sunday and ordered by a judge to be held on suspicion of accessory to plotting an attack.
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This, of course, is a great illustration of the fact that even in circumstances when we reduce our own expectations, price declines can far exceed what we judge to be warranted.
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He wants viewers to judge, to be confused—to conclude, as he has, that gender and sexuality is not something we can perfectly express by what we wear, and how we look.
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Certainly the article, at the very least, suggests that Menashi is much more likely than the typical judge to be sympathetic to policies that seek to make the United States more homogeneous.
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It also admonished the judge to be more careful talking to the press and in court, saying his comments might "in isolation" appear to reflect bias even though they did not warrant recusal.
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Body packed in dry ice The case was said by the judge to be the only one of its kind to have come before the courts in England and Wales, and probably anywhere else.
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Beyond the specifics of Manning's run, there's a larger question: Should progressives try to unseat Democrats they judge to be to be too centrist, or should they hold off in the name of party unity?
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"While I worry about an erosion of truth, I don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech companies judge to be 100% true," Zuckerberg said.
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If the Yankees are to take the next step, surpassing the Red Sox and the rest of baseball, they will need core players like Judge to be better, or healthier, versions of themselves in 903.
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When the documents were found, both parties agree, Nissan asked a judge to be allowed to see the documents but the request was denied, which the carmaker says was "irregular" on the part of the courts.
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With two-thirds of precincts reporting, 59% of voters in Santa Clara County had cast ballots in favor of removing Persky, making him the first California judge to be recalled from the bench in 86 years.
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The report, whose public release Zuma had sought to block through the courts, called for an inquiry be set up by the president and for a judge to be appointed within 30 days of its release.
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The letter's searing account of the assault and Miller's struggles to recover from it sparked a national scandal and, eventually, led Persky to become the first California judge to be recalled in more than 80 years.
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He went to court on his 18th birthday, where his mother pleaded with the judge to be lenient, given that he had never been arrested before and was about to serve his country in Operation Desert Storm.
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He also supports so-called red flag laws, under which a court could take away guns from people deemed by a judge to be likely to hurt others with firearms, including stalkers and those accused of domestic abuse.
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An Economist/YouGov poll highlighted on Hill TV's "What America's Thinking" found that 22019 percent said they wanted a judge to be "more conservative" than Kennedy, while 23 percent said they preferred a justice with a "more liberal" ideology than Kennedy.
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But since Ms. Eramo was deemed by the judge to be a public figure, she must meet a difficult standard of proving actual malice, meaning that Rolling Stone knew or must have known that its article was false before publication.
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Until now, much if not all of the African literature in the West has been filtered through the tastes of European and American publishers and editors, who often select works they judge to be historically significant, educational or prize worthy.
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Miller was assigned by a judge to be the lead claimant in a court case brought by members of the public, which challenged Prime Minister Theresa May's authority to start talks to pull Britain out of the European Union without first asking parliament.
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The two partnerships represent an interesting tactic to try to raise the reputation of the Pixel's camera (which we still judge to be the best in the business, as the Pixel 2 beat out even Apple's most recent iPhones in our tests).
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California is one of only five states with "red flag laws" or extreme risk protection orders allowing the police to temporarily take away guns from people deemed by a judge to be dangerous, often after a family member or acquaintance raises concerns.
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Any medical provider treating someone for what they judge to be complications of an abortion must also submit a report to the state—a redundant requirement, Goodrick said, because complications would already be picked up in medical coding as part of the visit.
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"While I worry about an erosion of truth, I don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech companies judge to be 100% true," Zuckerberg said in a speech earlier this month at Georgetown University.
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Hours later, however, appearing at the White House, Trump shifted the focus back to mental health concerns, as well as "red-flag" laws, which would empower local authorities to seize firearms from those deemed by a judge to be a danger to themselves or others.
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In court, Mulholland, who has been in custody since being arrested in June 143 during a layover in Phoenix on a flight from Canada to Mexico, urged the judge to be lenient so that he could see his daughters and wife in Canada again.
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California defense attorney Michael Malowney asked a San Diego judge to be lenient in sentencing his client, John David Weissinger, for a series of violent threats against the Council on American-Islamic Relations, because Weissinger was under the influence of alcohol — and Fox News.
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The former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Buttigieg supports universal background checks, banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, and red flag laws that disarm domestic abusers and others ruled by a judge to be at high risk of harming others with a gun.
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The state will now become the latest to implement a "red flag" law, which will allow family members or law enforcement officials to petition a court to confiscate firearms from people who are deemed by a judge to be a danger to themselves or others.
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The report — which Zuma had sought to block through the courts before it was released to the public — called for a judicial inquiry be set up by the president and for a judge to be appointed by the chief justice within 30 days of its release.
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Former Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky, who was criticized for his sentence in Stanford University athlete Brock Turner's case and became the first California judge to be recalled in nearly a century, is now reportedly seeking donations from his supporters to help pay off legal fees.
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He has mentioned the state will consider changes that include improving mental health screenings, bolstering gun storage regulations, and implementing so-called red flag warning laws intended to keep guns out of the hands of people deemed by a judge to be a danger to themselves or others.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Texas Governor Greg Abbott sought consensus on firearms in a second round of talks on preventing gun violence on campus on Wednesday and may look at "red flag laws" to keep guns out of the hands of people deemed by a judge to be danger to themselves or others.
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And it's a good reason for a judge to be skeptical about the constitutionality of the order itself — it's going to be hard for a government attorney, in a full hearing, to argue that the order was carefully planned to conform to the Constitution if the judge has evidence it wasn't carefully planned at all.
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The second is a legally binding mechanism to allow nations that are not in the euro to challenge decisions by the euro group (which now makes up on its own a big enough majority to pass EU legislation) that they judge to be against their interests, if necessary by taking the issue to a full EU summit.
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The Campaign Legal Center, MacArthur Justice Center and left-leaning think tank Demos on Tuesday filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio requesting an emergency order from the judge to be directed to officials statewide that would require officers to notify detainees of their rights to submit an absentee ballot.
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That would arguably be the case, for example, if an official in the judicial branch (a judge, to be exact) could toss the head of the executive branch (the president) in a cell at a time when he is due to meet in Singapore with another head of state to negotiate possible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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This series of new restorations is bookended by two weeklong runs, "La Collectionneuse" (1967) — technically the third tale but the first to run longer than an hour — in which two friends staying at a country house are confounded by their fellow guest, Haydée (Haydée Politoff), a flirtatious young woman whom they judge to be a collector of men.
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Former Santa Clara County Superior Judge Aaron Persky — the first California judge to be recalled in nearly a century — recently sent an email to his supporters titled "A Final Ask," which requested they chip in to help pay off the court-ordered fees he incurred while fighting the recall against him, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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But those familiar with the meeting said the president's likeliest course of action was a menu of smaller items, like a slimmer version of a background checked bill and "red flag" laws, which allow the authorities to temporarily confiscate firearms from those who are found by a judge to be a danger to themselves or to others.
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At worst, Muñoz might have been detained separately while his wife and child were held in a "family" immigration detention facility — which are for women and children only — for a few weeks and gotten released afterward; Muñoz himself would have presented a strong case before an immigration judge to be released on bond and reunited with them.
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But whether a given case is real or not, it's arguably more important for a TV judge to be compelling than it is to have legal expertise; to many viewers, court shows are less about the letter of the law and more about injecting a boring morning with splashy conflict, preferably settled with the declarative bang of a gavel and satisfied voiceover.
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