"You may worry a bit on how it will be implemented or how it will be litigated, but we have a judicial system, and that's what the judicial system is for," state Sen.
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An overhaul of the judicial system is stuck in parliament.
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They need to have an autonomy in their judicial system.
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Egypt's judicial system has issued other surprising verdicts of late.
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"You don't have a very effective judicial system," says Pili.
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It doesn't work that way in the American judicial system.
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And I've lost faith in the judicial system, the police.
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It also shone an uncomfortable spotlight on Italy's judicial system.
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The judicial system puts women at a disadvantage, she said.
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He has demonstrated his respect for the judicial system throughout.
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The judicial system in much of rebel-held Syria is shambolic.
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Racial bias in the American judicial system is far too frequent.
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This is the lowest point in terms of our judicial system.
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It never occurred to me to doubt the entire judicial system.
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More insidiously, it targets the independence of an entire judicial system.
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There needs to be changes in our judicial system and soon.
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Its judicial system has investigated, prosecuted, and jailed its own leaders.
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Only the slow-moving judicial system would stand in his way.
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Plus, Obamacare is facing new threats from the nation's judicial system.
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Now the legislators are taking aim at the state judicial system.
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That ensured Egypt's judicial system was configured to deny genuine justice.
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Our American judicial system is premised on the two core values.
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It has also shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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Still, I will let the judicial system do what they choose.
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And Clinton never used the bully pulpit to undermine our judicial system.
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How the judicial system in each and every member will play out.
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We move forward and have faith that the judicial system has prevailed.
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For police, this near-total authority is protected by our judicial system.
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Which was more dangerous, an innocent anarchist or a corrupt judicial system?
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The story is a powerful commentary on the prison and judicial system.
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The objects were from the archives of the judicial system in Lima.
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Ms. De Sousa has exhausted her appeals in the Italian judicial system.
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But it doesn't work that way-- in-- in the American-- judicial system.
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" She added that the decision "restores my faith in the judicial system.
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An additional 22015 percent dealt with the police or the judicial system.
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It also calls on the judicial system to expunge EVERYBODY'S weed convictions.
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The book requires the reader to suspend disbelief in the judicial system.
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Judge Matsumoto said the judicial system started with a presumption of innocence.
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In pardoning him, Mr. Trump shows his contempt of our judicial system.
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The players claimed to be protesting inequitable treatment within the judicial system.
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However, the judicial system remains unchanged and all lawyers are government employees.
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Bias against folks of color isn't a new phenomenon in the judicial system.
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Reform of Ukraine's judicial system must be the No. 1 priority, she added.
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The problem is we cannot always blame police or court or judicial system.
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His death is likely to raise questions about security in Taiwan's judicial system.
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In effect, Republicans had laundered a racially gerrymandered map through the judicial system.
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Prosecutors should face a felony, at minimum, for misconduct in the judicial system.
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Hong Kong's judicial system, inherited from the British, is known for its independence.
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That is a break in protocol for China's deeply politically entwined judicial system.
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Sexual crimes are the jurisdiction of the police and the judicial system, period.
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More than 100 vacancies existed in the judicial system as of last month.
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I trust our judicial system and eagerly await more facts surrounding the case.
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China's judicial system has outstanding guarantees for criminal suspects' various rights and interests.
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In Russia's rubber-stamp judicial system, that would be almost certain to happen.
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Both are aimed at making sure that our judicial system operates with legitimacy.
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Ghosn's claims that he faced a "rigged" judicial system are hard to refute.
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Mr. Dusak blames the overcrowding on Indonesia's judicial system, and many analysts agree.
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"Sadly, inequities still exist in society and in our judicial system," Edwards said.
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Ukraine is on the right path to constructing an unbiased, independent judicial system.
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They are hoping to just let this play out in the judicial system.
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Rather than dispensing justice, Turkey's judicial system has become an instrument of persecution.
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Terrell will let the judicial system take its course and fix his license issues.
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We will uphold Americans' Second Amendment rights at every level of our judicial system.
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As our judicial system affords, Mr. Lewis is entitled to fairness and due process.
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The ordinance was suspended while the matter worked its way through the judicial system.
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But he isn't the first person to bring this concern to the judicial system.
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He must remain in Spain until the Spanish judicial system makes a final decision.
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"The judicial system in the UAE and the U.K. cannot be compared," she added.
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A military coup will drain the swamp if the judicial system won't, he says.
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The bill could see Hong Kong residents sent to China's notoriously politicized judicial system.
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Still, some warn that Beijing is finding new ways to undermine the judicial system.
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Two, we are looking at further evidence in America's judicial system of absolute unfairness.
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One-year-olds stand alone before judges, making a mockery of our judicial system.
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There are plans for a new stock exchange overseen by an independent judicial system.
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Criminals operate with near-total impunity despite a major overhaul of the judicial system.
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Opposition lawmaker Adam Shareef said he accepted there were problems with the judicial system.
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"The judicial system has given hope to thousands in the country today," he said.
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India's judicial system is notoriously backlogged, with millions of cases stuck in overburdened courts.
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"We trust the U.S. judicial system will ultimately reach the right conclusion," Huawei said.
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After taking the port in March 2015, AQAP established a harsh but predictable judicial system.
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Several lawsuits have been filed nationwide and are working their way through the judicial system.
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BOAN: ... his flouting in the face of the judicial system and disregarding a court order.
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Israeli settlers fall under the Israeli civilian judicial system, with its greater rights and protections.
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South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, says he will not interfere in the judicial system.
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They are also concerned about their rights and protections under the Islamic Republic's judicial system.
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And when it is weaponized for political purposes, the integrity of our judicial system suffers.
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Their job is to advance arguments that exonerate their client in our adversarial judicial system.
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The divide: Differences emerge in focus and approach to reforming the judicial system and policing.
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She is tarnishing the entire judicial system by taking the law into her own hands.
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And the country's judicial system is one area where rights reforms have met particular resistance.
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Wade as well as restoring a strong respect for our Constitution to the judicial system.
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The decision also raises questions about cases that are still moving through the judicial system.
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It is fallible — and when it fails, it undermines the legitimacy of our judicial system.
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"We have faith in the Indian judicial system," TikTok said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The rest are stalled in a sluggish judicial system addled by corruption and political meddling.
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Hong Kong, a semiautonomous territory, has its own judicial system, and residents have additional rights.
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We are not happy with the situation, but we cannot interfere with the judicial system.
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"The judicial system needs to change to better treat victims of sexual violence," she said.
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Because the Constitution does not mention women, women can go unseen by our judicial system.
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"The business climate is extraordinarily murky, and the judicial system is poor," Mr. Kozlov said.
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As the case wound through the judicial system, Chiang became, to some, an unlikely hero.
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A crucial part of Pavlensky's artistic practice is his journey through the state's judicial system.
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" After unfavorable rulings, Trump has called the judicial system "broken and unfair," and "so political.
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The Angolan judicial system wants this to go away because of the involvement of senior officials.
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The judicial system serves multi-dimensional roles for Trump in his personal, business and Washington life.
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The overhaul of the judicial system has drawn repeated street protests and criticism from the opposition.
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I'm grateful for the opportunity to teach her about the judicial system in our country firsthand.
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But the judicial system is underdeveloped and the crackdown contrasted sharply with Western-style due process.
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One option is to make it simpler for disgruntled gig workers to use the judicial system.
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She just thinks those accused should be subject to fair treatment through the normal judicial system.
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This case speaks volumes to class in America and the inequities of the American judicial system.
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She just thinks those accused should be subject to fair treatment through the normal judicial system.
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The judicial system in America the way it is now, it's not here to protect survivors.
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The burden of proof in our judicial system is on the prosecution, not on the defense.
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U.S. officials have in the past said that is a matter for the U.S. judicial system.
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The poll also found that the corrupt judicial system is unpopular, with over 22019 percent disapproval.
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"We have the greatest judicial system in the world for determining guilt or innocence," he said.
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Sweden's judicial system has come under more international scrutiny during the trial of the prominent American.
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India's judicial system has been unable to keep up with the growing number of rape cases.
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Over time, the fight for their freedom grew into a statewide movement against Alaska's judicial system.
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A first step to strengthen the judicial system would be creating an independent attorney general's office.
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To allow these predators to live within our communities is a failure of the judicial system.
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The new complaint comes as Mr. Duterte is strengthening his grip on the Philippines' judicial system.
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The country's judicial system remains under special monitoring by Brussels, a decade after its 2007 accession.
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We will spare no effort to consistently review how we can improve Japan&aposs judicial system.
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Rights advocates say the prisoners are plunged into a judicial system that is mysterious and arbitrary.
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The partnership that these white supremacists believed they had with the judicial system has been dissolved.
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They authorized allowing people to petition the judicial system to have their old pot convictions expunged.
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"While today's outcome isn't what we had hoped, I respect our nation's judicial system," he said.
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Detainees were routinely kept in inhumane conditions for months or years without entering the judicial system.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump's rift with the U.S. judicial system is deepening.
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But Senate Republicans' agenda is diametrically opposed to the goals of a properly functioning judicial system.
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Critics say the changes to the judicial system effectively give the party control over the courts.
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The constitutional reform would also include a campaign promise of modifying the country's judicial system, Abdo said.
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The democratic island of 23 million people runs its own political, economic, foreign policy and judicial system.
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Many militants were hanged under a new military judicial system that drew criticism from human rights groups.
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It's the latest development in a case that's already taken a circuitous path through the judicial system.
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In his address, Poroshenko compared Savchenko's trial to the corrupt judicial system under Soviet dictator Josef Stalin.
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As the case proceeds through the judicial system, here are four things to know about the couple.
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As recently as 2013 the Daily Nation, Kenya's leading newspaper, called him a "one-man judicial system".
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The scandal has rocked the global auto industry and shined a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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And, yes, legally speaking, that's true (though the judicial system might dub it worse than "messed up").
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Szczesny accused the government of limiting civil rights, destroying the constitutional court and the independent judicial system.
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There continues to be huge gaps in how black versus white are treated in our judicial system.
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That the Supreme Court's hands have become so patently obvious is a failure of our judicial system.
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Teddy Roosevelt bullied the judicial system, but Jefferson and Franklin D. Roosevelt actually tampered with its organization.
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"In all these years, I was repeatedly told that I must trust Chile's judicial system," she said.
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So when the party returned to power in 2015, it moved swiftly to rebuild the judicial system.
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Finally, many of the most critical parts of the Russia investigation have already entered the judicial system.
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And now they chose to hide behind secrecy and broker a deal to circumvent the judicial system.
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For the past year we have seen repeated attacks on the judicial system by the Trump administration.
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For all the successes of Operation Car Wash, nothing has been done to fix the judicial system.
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The judicial system is in perpetual crisis, with more than 40 percent of high court judgeships unfilled.
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Conley exposed the tool missing from the U.S. judicial system: threat assessments built around violent extremist crimes.
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Because our judicial system has been viewed as one of the main pillars of our constitutional government.
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This is the method of Myanmar's judicial system, where speed and fairness are not necessarily the goal.
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And in this whole 'Black Lives Matter' journey, we've not seen a victory from the judicial system.
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In Poland, the ruling Law and Justice party is en route to dismantling the nation's judicial system.
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Both blamed the news media as well as the judicial system and civil servants for their problems.
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He served for four years at the Special State Prosecutor Office investigating corruption in the judicial system.
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She added, however, that the pressure ultimately had no effect on the independence of the judicial system.
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The scandal has rocked the global auto industry and shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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Forced confessions are reportedly rampant, and some limited reforms of the judicial system have largely not changed that.
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" Lambert's nephew, by contrast, said that restoring his treatment would be "pure sadism by the medical-judicial system.
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Some fear he may be being softened up for a televised "confession" - a specialty of Iran's judicial system.
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But by doing so, it will widen the rift between Israel's embattled judicial system and its political establishment.
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Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said the trial exposed flaws in Cambodia's judicial system.
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The police superintendent said the judicial system needs to demand more accountability for people convicted of gun offenses.
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Getting that balance is difficult, and the judicial system is not perfect—and it doesn't try to be.
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" According to CNBC, the zone "will have its own tax and labour laws and an autonomous judicial system.
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We are working on reforming our judicial system to ensure the basic rights of all citizens are protected.
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The Ghosn scandal has rocked the global auto industry and shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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The case has rocked the global auto industry and also shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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On less sensitive cases, however, popular anger has pushed the judicial system to try to be more accountable.
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To the Editor: Your article is accurate for the state judicial system as well as the federal courts.
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Rather than rounding up royals, the Saudis could have better addressed corruption by reforming the country's judicial system.
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The legal industry and the judicial system will have to adjust as the frequency of automobile accidents lessens.
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Only 30% of Sunnis had trust in their judicial system and a dismal 28% trusted the Iraqi Army.
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Tshisekedi has promised to give impetus to the fight against corruption and the efficiency of the judicial system.
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The poaching cases are not Mr. Khan's first run-in with the law or India's byzantine judicial system.
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The document would also encourage foreign investment and strengthen the judicial system, including recognizing the presumption of innocence.
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The measure would allow the extradition of Hong Kong's residents and visitors to mainland China's opaque judicial system.
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The issue was returned to the state judicial system, in the St. Joseph County courts, where it remains.
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This was a meeting mostly composed of legal scholars focused on progressive reforms to the American judicial system.
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This is, according to Peter Markowitz and Judge Katzmann, exactly how the judicial system is supposed to work.
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The proposition's passage also allows people to petition the judicial system to have their old pot convictions expunged.
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We should instead build an immigration judicial system with integrity by hiring enough judges to quickly process cases.
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This is a major problem in our judicial system and it undermines the rights of women and girls.
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Mr. Trump has also used Twitter to attack the credibility of journalists, intelligence agencies and the judicial system.
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This behavior has violated the constitutional rights of American citizens and undermined the credibility of the judicial system.
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China touts the rule of law, but its judicial system is tightly controlled by the ruling Communist Party.
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It's notable that the judicial system accepted the case, and that the Chinese news media are reporting on it.
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Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani, the conservative head of the judicial system, threatened those "who disturb the Islamic economy" with execution.
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That&aposs because the judicial system must respect the president&aposs prerogatives of office while he is in office.
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But public vigilance has to be sustained if a reformed judicial system is not to lapse into bad ways.
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Under the Fiji judicial system, the judge can chose to either follow or ignore the findings of the assessors.
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" 10 takeaways from the DNC "He talks about excluding people, disrespecting judges, the entire judicial system, immigrants, Muslim immigrants.
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North Korean officials say these people are criminals who have received due process under Pyongyang's Soviet-style judicial system.
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He is using the state of emergency to control the media, the judicial system, Turkey's parliament and the bureaucracy.
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Cotton contended that the second step would face court challenges and likely get hung up in the judicial system.
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This right, which is fundamental to the operation of our judicial system, advances important values of transparency and openness.
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Many of these loans are collateralized, but repossession is not really an option given the country's antiquated judicial system.
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"The judicial system evaluates all available scientific evidence and listens to scientific experts," Dana Nuccitelli wrote in the Guardian.
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The police are especially wary of some initiatives, like those that support an independent judicial system or press freedoms.
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Again, that is always a possibility, and it is why appellate review is a staple of our judicial system.
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Coerced confessions are a hallmark of Iran's judicial system, but Tehran's latest miscarriage of justice is unusually self-defeating.
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It is a smokescreen behind which abortion extremists continue to distort the abortion debate and twist the judicial system.
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With a government rife with corruption and a weak judicial system, children are abused and even killed with impunity.
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First, we need a truly fair criminal justice and judicial system when it comes to apprehension, trial and punishment.
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Law enforcement officials said Pakistan's weak judicial system had left them little choice but to act on their own.
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Ms. Steenkamp's family said through a spokeswoman that the increased sentence had restored their faith in the judicial system.
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And a broken police and judicial system means perpetrators are almost never held accountable for a disappearance or murder.
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Bail is not supposed to be punitive, and there are alternatives that the judicial system should be looking at.
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Its sluggish judicial system can be exploited to harass journalists, and endemic corruption forever threatens to compromise their work.
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The judge stressed to the court that the presumption of innocence is a important tenant of Canada's judicial system.
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The team developed two digital tools to make the nation's judicial system more legible and transparent for everyday Taiwanese.
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"We trust in Canada's judicial system which will prove Ms Meng's innocence," the company said in a statement Monday.
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They have endured French-speaking judges whose English is barely passable and who aren't familiar with their judicial system.
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In the judicial system, a judge that takes bribes may be tried and punished just like any other citizen.
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"Unfortunately in the American judicial system, we've seen cops getting away with things that are completely unjustifiable," Merritt said.
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Lower court judges placed a halt on the ban while those cases worked their way through the judicial system.
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But if this situation does not improve and judicial system isn't fixed, these people will all come out worse.
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Since Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip in 2007, it has executed 25 people through its judicial system.
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"Myanmar has a very weak judicial system for freedom of press and human rights," Mr. Khin Maung Zaw said.
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The United States leaves it to states to regulate abortion access, under some basic parameters set by the judicial system.
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YRAIDA GUANIPA: When I was arrested in 1996, I didn't know anything about the judicial system or the sentencing guidelines.
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He has a new book, In Justice, about race and the judicial system, coming out later this year, he says.
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At any rate, the NAB, like the rest of the Pakistani judicial system, has relentlessly focused on the PML-N.
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Earlier this month, Trudeau denied he or his officials had interfered in the judicial system, and he offered no apology.
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But this change is welcome to the judicial system, in ensuring that it upholds safety for the most vulnerable employees.
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But I stand against those cops who are clearly bad and need to be dealt with in the judicial system.
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This is, perhaps, the most horrific case study of just how politicized the judicial system has become in recent years.
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Measures of social complexity included population, size of the military, and the presence of roads, judicial system, and scientific texts.
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Foster isn't the only case still pending at the Court that raises questions about the fairness of our judicial system.
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Poles generally have little trust in the judicial system, which they consider ineffective because even simple cases can last years.
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Saudi Arabia has faced increasing criticism for the punishments handed down by its judicial system, including beheadings, crucifixions and floggings.
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Right now, California spends about $121 billion each year to keep the judicial system, police, and jails open and running.
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Democrats have argued that using the court as a political tool damages the public's confidence in the the judicial system.
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Trump's own tweets betray either a deep ignorance of the judicial system or an attempt to launch a preemptive attack.
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And it is notable in a continent where government typically leans heavily on the judicial system to do its bidding.
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It was as if the American judicial system were merely a nuisance that could be worked around, given enough perseverance.
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It would take a total collapse of the judicial system to eliminate the press' right to publish as it wishes.
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This puts at risk not only Guatemala's anti-mafia campaign, but also the hard-fought integrity of its judicial system.
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"Congress should not be required to go cap in hand to go to the judicial system," Kleinbard told The Hill.
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It's clear that the judicial system, a system which preaches justice and truth, is simply not holding its own accountable.
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It will also develop a pool of young, liberal lawyers, some of whom will eventually move into the judicial system.
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Saudi Arabia, an absolute monarchy, whose judicial system follows Shariah law and has no notable record of trying corruption cases.
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Hong Kong has historically balked at that idea, though, due in large part to grave concerns about China's judicial system.
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The insanity defense has been part of the American judicial system from its founding, carried over from our English forebears.
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All the while, the filing said, Concord refused to comply with its own legal obligations under the US judicial system.
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He said his unremitting hope and faith in the judicial system remained intact even in the current polarized political climate.
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Nearly two decades after Indonesia began its transition to democracy, its judicial system remains weak, plagued by corruption and inefficiency.
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Saudi Arabia's ruling monarchy protected Mr. Ben Ali from extradition while he was prosecuted in absentia in Tunisia's judicial system.
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They will aid the judicial system in determining who is at fault and what actions to take in guarding privacy.
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The web is a hostile ecosystem for the judicial system, but both Ginsburg and Lynch have successfully bucked the trend.
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The signing comes a day after the Ukrainian parliament passed legislation aimed at tackling entrenched corruption in the judicial system.
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Reform of Ukraine's judicial system, which began in earnest in 2628, is designed to restore public confidence in the judiciary.
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At its heart, the SNC-Lavalin scandal that threatens Mr. Trudeau's leadership is about political interference in our judicial system.
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Caught in a relationship with another woman, Ofglen goes through the even more terrifying back channels of Gilead's theocratic judicial system.
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HIGH-PROFILE OFFICE Bharara's office handles some of the most critical business and criminal cases passing through the federal judicial system.
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Important reforms such as broadening the tax base, eliminating tax loopholes and overhauling the judicial system have fallen by the wayside.
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But Aiban said Saudi Arabia would not accept what he termed as foreign interference in its domestic affairs and judicial system.
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The decision to sentence Madsen to life in prison is unusual given the details of the case and Denmark's judicial system.
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So, all 12 Democrats voted to have Sharia law as part of the state judicial system in the state of Florida.
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And that's a very dangerous stance to take, I understand, but I don't trust the American judicial system to tell us.
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Under Hungary' judicial system, a judge will now decide whether to proceed to trial on the basis of the prosecution evidence.
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However, Löfven's press secretary told reporters that the prime minister had insisted his government would not interfere with the judicial system.
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That leaves it to the Supreme Court to temper some of the injustices of the judicial system over which it presides.
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Legal scholars, the law's authors and original supporters, and the American judicial system have reaffirmed that that is not a requirement.
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The official said France respected Japan's judicial system and that France was closely watching to see that Ghosn's rights were respected.
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More out-of-court settlements reduce strain on the judicial system, and a level playing field makes landlords leery of litigation.
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While Vatican spokesman Greg Burke expressed respect for Australia's judicial system, he also praised Pell's past conduct on clergy sexual abuse.
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We may want to believe that the nation's judicial system is trustworthy, however, Avery's case isn't the first miscarriage of justice.
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He also interfered with the judicial system; the new amendments to the constitution formally give him the power to do so.
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After several years of litigation in the Illinois judicial system, the case has made its way to the Illinois Supreme Court.
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He also objected to an article that suspends investigations by the ordinary judicial system to those who submit to the JEP.
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"There is nothing, legally speaking that could impede the extradition, from the judicial system point of view," the judiciary spokesman said.
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Rather, they would be considering whether it should be frozen while the executive order makes its way through the judicial system.
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Annual State Department and Freedom House reports underscore that the Russian judicial system lacks independence from the country's powerful executive branch.
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Boudou and De Vido deny wrongdoing and Fernandez's party has accused Macri of using the judicial system to persecute political opponents.
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Since his protests against police violence and racial injustice in the judicial system, coverage of Kaepernick has been anything but tepid.
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The case is a rare example of a judicial system seeking to hold an African leader to account for his actions.
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Believe me, if America had a judicial system like the UK where the losing party pays, I would never have settled.
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The fact that the law is two centuries old just tells you that it's a core tenet of our judicial system.
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Hillary Clinton can now campaign on the premise of finishing what was started and filling the vacancies in the judicial system.
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LVS: It should be immediately obvious that these issues exist, that there's extreme bias in schools and in our judicial system.
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A spokesman for Mr. Joko, Johan Budi, denied that the judicial system was dysfunctional, saying the executions had followed legal procedures.
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I would be surprised if that was not the case every time considering China does not have an independent judicial system.
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Liberals have watched helplessly as President Donald Trump and the Republican Senate reshaped the judicial system over the past two years.
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Mr. Gascón said he decided that it was critical to shift the burden away from individuals, and onto the judicial system.
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He said such legislation would make a "mockery" of the judicial system, particularly in cases involving the murder of multiple people.
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Do you think that's Congress, through legislation, or AI through filters, or the social media companies themselves, or the judicial system?
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One was to mediate between the victims and the perpetrators to try to promote national reconciliation outside of the judicial system.
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This 19th century French novel is a searing criticism of the French judicial system, and a story of redemption and hope.
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"It seems the judicial system is starting to understand that stillbirths are not crimes, they are obstetric emergencies," Guillen told CNN.
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One of the ways they get there is by suppressing voices of dissent and controlling the judicial system, law enforcement system.
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"Over the years, I think we have seen just how devastating that is," Klobuchar said of racism in the judicial system.
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As these cases churned through the judicial system, "That Girl" remained so chaste that Donald's bare ankles were a plot device.
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A sealed criminal case against Mr. Malliaris and others is winding through the Belgian judicial system, current and former officials said.
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He overhauled the judicial system, liberalized the economy, and eased relations with long-suppressed minorities like the Alevis and the Kurds.
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The lessons the judicial system has learned in the battle against organized crime should serve as a blueprint throughout the impeachment.
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In the French judicial system, Depardieu would be placed under formal investigation if officials find grounds for pursuing the matter further.
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Corruption is so embedded in the medical system that it's nearly impossible to change without the help of the judicial system.
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His arrest and detention has led to scrutiny of Japan's judicial system, which allows suspects to be questioned without a lawyer.
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It also wasn't the first time that Trump lashed out against the Ninth Circuit — or the judicial system as a whole.
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Though it's only been used in our judicial system for the past 20 years, forensic entomology is not a new field.
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It shows how cultural and structural norms in our judicial system leave criminal trials vulnerable to unreliable but persuasive scientific evidence.
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Poland, another eastern European country has had some tensions with the Commission after putting through constitutional changes that affected the judicial system.
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Iran in the past has boasted about reforming the country's judicial system and said it doesn't actually execute anyone younger than 7.
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Image 2 of 2 WARSAW, Poland – The Latest on the overhaul of Poland&aposs judicial system (all times local): 5:35 p.m.
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Beijing regards Taiwan as part of its territory despite the island running its own separate political, economic, foreign policy and judicial system.
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Onstage, Buttigieg also made the case that Democrats need a nominee with long downballot coattails in order to reshape the judicial system.
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The U.S. judicial system will ultimately block a court ruling that questioned the constitutionality of Obamacare, Centene CEO Michael Neidorff told Cramer.
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Trade experts were reluctant to speculate on TransCanada's case, which will be heard through an arbitration process outside the American judicial system.
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He also contended that Britain had lost control of some aspects of its judicial system because of the structure of EU institutions.
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THE ARREST of Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's recently ousted chairman, on charges of financial misconduct has exposed Japan's judicial system to global scrutiny.
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A PROPOSED change to the judicial system is just the latest sign that mainland China is exerting pressure on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Data and algorithms have been used in the judicial system for almost a century, the first examples dating back to 1920s America.
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PiS argues that its proposed judicial system would be little different from other European ones in which justice ministers can nominate judges.
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When the player contacts Othran, though, it is not a simple matter of getting the judicial system to redress grievances in Cheydinhal.
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Gaps in the judicial process when involving evidence based on ESI should be identified and remedied to ensure a fair judicial system.
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The "one country, two systems" formula allows Hong Kong an independent, British-style judicial system, with lawyers split into barristers and solicitors.
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They all were role players in a judicial system set up toprotect police officers who disproportionately target, abuse, and kill black people.
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What is Rajneesh likely to ask his followers at Rajneeshpuram to do as the American judicial system inexorably closes in on him?
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Greece's judicial system has several preparatory stages and the compilation of charges does not necessarily mean that the individual will face trial.
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Our nation's judicial system — now much more commonly discussed than in previous years — has become a nest of controversy, doubt, and polarization.
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Kennedy did his job by holding those accountable to the judicial system, respecting the process, the legal profession and the American people.
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The Supreme Court in February stepped in to block the rule while the legal challenge winds its way through the judicial system.
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Even Comey — carefully apolitical in his public statements — has hinted that Clinton and her aides could face repercussions beyond the judicial system.
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"Ed is confident the Department of Justice and our judicial system will handle this case appropriately," said Gillespie campaign spokesman David Abrams.
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Third, and most important, all Americans lose whenever our judicial system becomes a weapon to reward political friends and punish political foes.
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The court ruled that Sharif had been dishonest to Parliament and to the judicial system and was no longer fit for office.
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Chinese farmers, with limited education and at the bottom rung of the social ladder, often find the judicial system broken and discriminatory.
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At the same time, Republicans and Democrats are mounting a furious legal and public relations battle through the media and judicial system.
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Right-wing bitterness has fueled a 40-year mobilization among Republican elites to cement a conservative judicial system in the United States.
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Greece's judicial system has several preparatory stages and the compilation of charges does not necessarily mean that an individual will face trial.
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Anisul Huq, a cabinet minister who handles legal affairs in Hasina's government, said the country's judicial system has "full independence and freedom".
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Only around a third of people trust the judicial system in the region which has experienced a "normalization of violence", it added.
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Government spokesman Zaw Htay declined to comment on the charges but said the two had their rights under an independent judicial system.
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"Their judicial system is not good," George Wan, 31, a freelance tour guide and writer at the protest, said of mainland China.
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That would include mainland China, where the judicial system is notoriously opaque and under the tight control of the ruling Communist Party.
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"The role of truth in our judicial system is central," said Jeanne M. Heffernan, a partner in the law firm Kirkland & Ellis.
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On Thursday, the city's top official, Carrie Lam, denied that that was because of concerns about the quality of its judicial system.
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The trilogy's final chapter, "The Eumenides," can, in fact, be read as a parable for the establishment of the Athenian judicial system.
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"Many Hong Kong people have no trust or confidence in the Chinese judicial system," she told the government-funded radio station RTHK.
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It is largely because of these systemic weaknesses in our judicial system that we find ourselves with a court of last resort.
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The monthlong trial has been seen as a critical test of the judicial system to hold powerful men accountable of sexual harassment.
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First, academic institutions, the media and the judicial system have their own internal mechanisms for fighting corruption, correcting bias and exposing error.
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One out of six federal district court benches remains empty; this trial judge shortage is overloading and harming our entire judicial system.
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The Afghan judicial system is trying to prosecute him and his bodyguards over accusations that they tortured and raped a political rival.
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Biden "has led and overseen impactful efforts that have shaped and enhanced the overall integrity of our nation's judicial system," Brown said.
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PiS says the judicial system needs to be reformed because the courts are slow, inefficient and steeped in a communist-era mentality.
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Their crimes of lying to investigators have somewhat lesser consequences than Pinedo's identity fraud charge in the eyes of the judicial system.
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Clark said that the High Court's decision to release the Rwigaras on bail Friday reflects an evolving dynamic within the judicial system.
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More significant, however, is the way that the GOP has systematically destroyed trust in the government, the media and the judicial system.
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There are now upwards of 20 legal challenges to laws aimed at restricting abortion access winding their way through the judicial system.
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The remainder is earmarked for raising public awareness, strengthening the judicial system, and liaising with internet companies to prevent and remove exploitive content.
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"These individuals have demonstrated the talent, expertise, and fair-mindedness Americans expect and deserve from their judicial system," Obama said at the time.
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As we know, when it comes to the judicial system, it&aposs one that has to interpret the law, not make the law.
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Puigdemont said on Monday his government's actions were legitimate and criticized the Spanish judicial system for a "clear lack of independence and neutrality".
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The presence of immigration agents in courthouses in the nation's most populous state could undermine public trust in its judicial system, she said.
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We have statutes, we have rules, we have a fact finding process and a judicial system that is the envy of the world.
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"We do believe in the principal tenets of our Constitution and our judicial system that one is innocent until proven guilty," Rodriguez said.
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Yes Bulgaria's founder, Hristo Ivanov, resigned as justice minister in Mr Borisov's government in 2015 after parliament rejected reforms to the judicial system.
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"An environment conducive to the successful continuation of the dialogue requires an independent, transparent judicial system free of political influence," its statement said.
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"It is obviously a legal constitutional conflict between the government and the judicial system and parliament," Iohannis said in a televised news conference.
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I am particularly troubled by the clear evidence of lying under oath in that it must be the bedrock of our judicial system.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has received tens of millions of dollars in aid and international efforts to support its tattered judicial system.
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The reform sought to modernize the judicial system by ending closed-doors trials and implementing public proceedings where prosecutors and defenders present evidence.
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Would it be military courts under the US Uniform Code of Military Justice, the UAE's judicial system, or some other kind of court?
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In parts of central Europe the domestic judicial system is neither fair nor equitable, because it is increasingly under the influence of politicians.
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Mr. Patterson's legal team will be relying on the integrity of our judicial system to ensure that everyone's rights are protected and respected.
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They weren't aware of the public services available to them or how the police would respond or how to access the judicial system.
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As we face the accusations we look forward to our day in Court where we can prove his innocence through our judicial system.
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Knox, now 31, is raising awareness about problems in the judicial system in the hopes of keeping wrongful convictions from happening to others.
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The high court ruled that Sharif had been dishonest to Parliament and to the judicial system and was no longer fit for office.
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It is my hope that the good people of Missouri and the stewards of its judicial system stop her before it's too late.
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Bolton said around 60 percent of investment into mainland China went through Hong Kong, because of the former British colony's trustworthy judicial system.
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If the integrity and reputation of America's judicial system, the FBI and the Justice Department are tarnished along the way, so be it.
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The Jerusalem Post reports that there is virtually no way to independently verify those charges due to Iran's shrouded and complex judicial system.
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The left would like to mix the roles of law-enforcement and our judicial system as one, but that is not the case.
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Maybe, as a colleague of mine would argue, the lack of overly critical critique is proof that the judicial system is working well.
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"I think one can talk about reforming the judicial system, but you gotta say a lot about what that reform means," Davis said.
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Mr. Trump has presented no such evidence, instead offering sweeping denunciations of the overall political process, the news media and the judicial system.
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He cautioned that the polarization of the political parties threatened to tarnish the judicial system and ultimately undermine Americans' views of their democracy.
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" He spoke of Sweden's "very, very poor judicial system," weakened by external political meddling, careerism, and a culture of "crazed radical feminist ideology.
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"Until the judicial system works like it should and the courts uphold the law, there will be no true systemic change," McElya said.
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They all were role players in a judicial system set up to protect police officers who disproportionately target, abuse, and kill black people.
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The law allowing the deal was introduced in the mid-20073s within a broader effort to make the country's judicial system less punitive.
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The law allowing the deal was introduced in the mid-1990s within a broader effort to make the country's judicial system less punitive.
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Critics say Thailand's judicial system often favors the rich and famous and that those who are well connected often get away with crimes.
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The Nigerian judicial system offers little relief from scams and property takeovers; dockets are so clogged that land disputes take years to resolve.
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Over three years in power, the government has reshaped the nation's judicial system in ways that critics say undermines the rule of law.
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The purge of the Supreme Court was the culmination of nearly three years of a systematic effort to reshape the entire judicial system.
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His supporters consider Mr. da Silva, the most prominent politician in the left-leaning Workers' Party, a victim of a biased judicial system.
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Critics have said the dual structure of the tribunal creates inefficiencies and puts the court in thrall to Cambodia's notoriously corrupt judicial system.
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If someone is a threat to themselves or others, it gives law enforcement and the judicial system the ability to confiscate the weapons.
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Some Dreamers, many of whom have known no country other than the United States, are hopeful that the judicial system will protect them.
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He has noted that the U.S. judicial system will have to review it and indicated that he would consult with the Guatemalan congress.
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The fraudulently elected National Assembly is drafting a new Constitution that will subordinate the judicial system and legislative bodies to the executive branch.
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"The country has to be aware of that brutality, and in a democracy, that awareness is acknowledged in the judicial system," he said.
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We know from refugees and defectors that brutalizing prisoners to extract a confession is very much part of the North Korean judicial system.
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Critics say he has become increasingly authoritarian, accusing him of abusing his influence over the judicial system to intimidate or sideline political rivals.
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Despite the efforts of Judge Tuleya and others, Law and Justice has been largely successful in its efforts to dominate the judicial system.
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"The proposal invades the judicial system budgeting competence drastically, risking to impact the exercise of its constitutional and institutional functions," said the statement.
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Previously, captured ISIS members have been processed under Iraqi law, but the EU does not trust Syria's judicial system to do the same.
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Some movement conservatives have long hoped to restrict the powers of government, and have seen the judicial system as one way to do that.
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"I'm disgusted as usual, especially in a judicial system that's supposed to be fair and transparent," said activist Tawanda Jones, speaking outside Courthouse East.
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One of its biggest was a $460m deal to make the Russian judicial system more efficient—something almost designed to raise hackles in America.
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The Chinese authorities' detention of a Chinese academic working at an Australian university had sparked much critical commentary in Australia about China's judicial system.
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Haji, who took over in March, said shortcomings in the judicial system, including bribable judges and prosecutors, could undermine even the strongest of cases.
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The U.S. judicial system will ultimately block a court ruling that questioned the constitutionality of Obamacare, Centene CEO Michael Neidorff told CNBC on Thursday.
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Speaking of unwarranted "pussy grabbing," the judicial system here in the future has been doing such an excellent job punishing sex offenders and abusers.
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"This is a dishonorable complaint filed by a known serial complainant and political activist with a history of abusing the judicial system," Murray said.
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"The British judicial system is not renowned for being generous," said Rebecca Thomas of law firm Duncan Lewis, which is representing some victims' families.
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This new and unexpected lawsuit against the Monterey-based Dalí17 museum indicates that the foundation is trying its luck in the US judicial system.
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The high court ruled that Sharif had been dishonest to Parliament and to the judicial system and was no longer deemed fit for office.
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"When an inmate can reach beyond prison walls and threaten and intimidate witnesses and prosecutors, it's a breakdown of the judicial system," he said.
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Austin (Chumlee's real name) has great faith in the judicial system, as do we, and looks forward to a just resolution of this matter.
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By controlling the judicial system, and access to marriage certificates and property deeds, it seeks to settle disputes and steer locals towards its ideology.
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He said Poland had been comprehensively reforming its judicial system since parliamentary elections in 2015, aiming to increase its effectiveness and restore public trust.
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Russia has no "crown prosecutor," which is a British term, but Chaika has a similar role as the top prosecutor in Russia's judicial system.
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He'd also like to see diverse appointments not just at the Cabinet level but at the sub-Cabinet level and in the judicial system.
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And California lawmakers last summer approved a bill that would allow residents to petition the judicial system to have their old pot convictions expunged.
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"Even when it comes to allegations as disgusting and abhorrent as rape and sexual misconduct, we need finality in our judicial system," he said.
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In a 2003 op-ed for the Los Angeles Times, she harshly criticized the media and judicial system for how they handled her case.
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The foreign ministry also rejected the resolution and said European lawmakers had no right to comment on the judicial system of a sovereign state.
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Our judicial system is set up to provide consequences for actions that have already been performed... Because of that, some of these women die.
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The evisceration of class actions, the rise of arbitration, boilerplate contracts—all these make the judicial system an increasingly vestigial organ in consumer disputes.
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And stacking the courts with judges who are chosen for their willingness to advance a particular agenda is eroding confidence in the judicial system.
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The evidence against Mr. da Silva is far below the standards that would be taken seriously in, for example, the United States' judicial system.
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"This is going to affect the entire judicial system with fewer people coming forward to report crimes and more criminals remaining free," Blessinger said.
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The Taliban collect taxes from businesses and run a shadow judicial system for settling disputes, preferred by some Afghans over the corrupt government courts.
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Alexander II was a liberal who had abolished serfdom and created a judicial system, although he acceded to reactionary forces in his latter years.
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"What I think this is is an attempt to override the judicial system through refoulement," she said, using the legal term for forcible deportation.
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In its statement on Tuesday, the attorney general's office said "extensive operations" had been ordered to root out corruption in the country's judicial system.
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However, President Donald Trump intervened in the Navy's judicial system to free Gallagher from pretrial detention and to restore his rank after the conviction.
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Some public figures expressed their surprise, but do they know what it takes, today, for a woman to face the judicial system in France?
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Moreover, unlike at treatment centers not tied to the judicial system, judges can override clinicians' recommendations in making medical decisions in involuntary commitment cases.
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Underlying the problem is a lack of faith by many Indians in the ability of the police and the judicial system to deliver justice.
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Human rights organizations have long criticized the Iraqi judicial system and tried to shed light on a culture of rampant torture, and flawed trials.
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The fate of the young Mr. Lee, critics of the chaebol say, will be a test of the country's young democracy and judicial system.
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It was "not surprising that this same blurring of abortion and homicide in cultural discourse became institutionalized" in the country's judicial system, they wrote.
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He said the Hong Kong police and authorities had historically acted to uphold the law and the territory had a very good judicial system.
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And California lawmakers last month approved a bill that would allow residents to petition the judicial system to have their old pot convictions expunged.
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Yet the Italian judicial system is complex, with foreclosure that can take up to 10 years, and estimating loan recovery is rarely clear-cut.
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The court may take cases only under certain conditions, including when a nation's own judicial system is unable or unwilling to investigate or prosecute.
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While on paper trans people broadly enjoy many legal rights in Turkey, Hun explains that the judicial system often fails to the criminal code.
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But in terms of getting a feel for what the judicial system thinks about these kinds of claims, it could really make a difference.
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They've got more on Naz, she says, and just like that, the cold calculus of the judicial system attempts to grind up somebody else.
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During discussions with Kiev leaders, Kerry said he stressed the need for further reforms to tackle graft in the state prosecutor's office and judicial system.
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Nissan said it was not in a position to comment on the workings of the judicial system, or any decision by the Tokyo prosecutors' office.
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There are growing calls for Charchal to resign and activists are pressing for widespread reforms of a judicial system that they say has been politicized.
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WARSAW, Poland – Officials in Poland say the government is done trying to satisfy European Union concerns about ongoing changes to the country&aposs judicial system.
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China has long insisted it is ruled by law, stressing that its judicial system bans evidence obtained through torture and increasingly limits the death penalty.
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The 9th Circuit Court has been a frequent target for Trump's criticisms of the judicial system, which has blocked his immigration policies on numerous occasions.
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"The military judicial system, like the civilian justice system, is based on the principle that a person is considered innocent until proven guilty," Hawkins continued.
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C.D. Whitherspoon, a community activist, told CNN affiliate WBFF that the state's inability to convict a single officer represented a failure of the judicial system.
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Studies have shown how racial prejudice has infiltrated the judicial system, where Native Hawaiians often receive longer and harsher sentences than their non-Hawaiian counterparts.
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But the case, he argues, accords with a broader picture of a dysfunctional, overloaded judicial system that is open to influence from politicians and oligarchs.
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But opponents fear that the bill would expose Hong Kong to China's flawed judicial system and lead to further erasure of the city's judicial independence.
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"They are allowing partisan politics to jeopardize something as fundamental as the impartiality and integrity of our judicial system," Obama said of Republicans in Congress.
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Nnamdi Asomugha, who plays King, said he hopes the film sparks a broader conversation around the injustices in the judicial system that failed Warner's case.
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This newspaper has long argued that either the judicial system or voters—not self-serving politicians trying to impeach her—should decide the president's fate.
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Several FARC leaders have yet to be in the clear of the judicial system, which, for the time being keeps them from running for office.
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Several FARC leaders have yet to be in the clear of the judicial system, which for the time being keeps them from running for office.
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"I'm going through something personal with my son, and I feel like there should be a lot of changes with the judicial system," Harris says.
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The diesel push exposed the company to stricter American government regulations and enforcement, and a judicial system more accommodating to class-action lawsuits by customers.
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"Suddenly, he was standing up and saying, 'You don't understand our judicial system—we can get you a briefing,' " the former national-security official said.
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Ginsburg took the constitutional oath at the White House, and in remarks that followed, she focused on the idea of diversity in the judicial system.
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They listed him as a suspect in misdemeanor crimes of battery and theft, which are less serious in the U.S. judicial system than a felony.
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He can now appoint ministers, officials and judges at will, can dissolve parliament, intervene in the country's judicial system and impose a state of emergency.
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Hironaka has argued the allegations should have been resolved as an internal company matter, and blasted the judicial system for keeping his client in jail.
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Sen has long been accused of using the judicial system and security forces to intimidate his critics, but allowed political opposition to his CPP party.
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He noted that the FBI has conducted several background checks on Kavanaugh for his previous roles in the White House and in the judicial system.
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If you have a corrupt judicial system — I think the only thing that's standing now in America that isn't so very corrupted is the military.
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Under the bill, people suspected of crimes could be sent to jurisdictions including mainland China, whose judicial system is subordinate to the ruling Communist Party.
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" And in a phone call as reported by The Globe, Ms. Unruh said, "I'm pleased that the case is moving forward in the judicial system.
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They establish that courts must allow it, but it is still up to each individual to press his or her case in the judicial system.
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That's the question at the center of an election-season clash over the future of the Supreme Court and, more broadly, the country's judicial system.
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Under the pact, China agreed to give the city limited autonomy and its own judicial system for 50 years after the British left in 1997.
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They are a pattern of his presidency, one that the judicial system, Congress, civic institutions and principled members of Trump's own administration need to resist.
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That set off huge protests because one such place is mainland China, where the murky judicial system is under the control of the Communist Party.
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Meanwhile, many of India's police officers are poorly trained, underpaid and corrupt, and the country's judicial system is staggering under an enormous backlog of cases.
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"There are still some open questions about the extent to which companies can appeal a CFIUS or presidential decision through the judicial system," Williams said.
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"There are more vacancies in the judicial system right now, today, than there were in January when Trump was sworn in as president," she said.
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" Back then, he said that allowing Clinton's actions to go unpunished would "gravely damage the office of the president, our judicial system, and our country.
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In related reforms, the judicial system has been reduced from four to three tiers, which has simplified the legal process and guaranteed quicker dispute resolution.
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Chris Christie, closely mirror those adopted by the federal judicial system and the District of Columbia, which have long shunned monetary bail in criminal proceedings.
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McFarland counts himself miraculously lucky to have got himself in so much legal trouble that the judicial system finally stepped in to help save him.
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The part of the Constitution that establishes the judicial system, Article III, leaves broad room for interpretation about how judges should behave in their roles.
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Rights campaigners have also criticized the judicial system, and the union of magistrates in Senegal recently protested what it called "executive influence" over the courts.
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The highest-ranking judge in the United States Supreme Court issued a stern rebuke of the president's most recent attack of the judicial system Wednesday.
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"Every EU country has the right to develop its judicial system according to its own traditions," Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told the European Parliament Wednesday.
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Many pro-Brexit politicians and right-wing media outlets have suggested the British judicial system is quietly trying to prop-up a pro-EU political establishment.
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But when the President doesn't have any influence on the judicial system, and these bodies use that freedom to spit on the law, it's no better.
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While Chuck dismantles the judicial system, upstanding Bryan reunites with Terri McCue (Susan Misner), his FBI ex-girlfriend, who playfully mocks his dedication to ping pong.
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Hironaka has argued that the allegations should have been resolved as an internal company matter and blasted the judicial system for keeping his client in jail.
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"If there are strong political forces aligned against the courts, it can in the long term be bad for the judicial system," Mr de Vos says.
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While Martin was not shot by police, the handling of his killer by authorities and later the judicial system, was key to launching the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
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Our judicial system should be flexible enough to allow voters, who otherwise legitimately would make it to the polling place on time, to cast their ballots.
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TV shows like The Wire and nightly newscasts tell a story of political corruption, a broken judicial system, rampant addiction, and a city on the skids.
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In response, Turkey's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that its foreign policy and judicial system were being maligned by "unfair" and "unfounded" allegations in the resolution.
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Subsequently, the other five white men were given court appearance tickets and set free while I began my short yet harrowing experience through the judicial system.
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And whereas the judicial system is designed, at least in theory, to treat people equally before the law, mandatory arbitration puts employees at a further disadvantage.
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If the judicial system allocated appropriate sentences for sex crimes and we had fewer examples of rapists escaping sentences, it could encourage more women to report.
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Divorce still remains taboo in Afghan society and if a woman wants to get a divorce lawfully, she has to navigate the male-dominated judicial system.
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The Supreme Court ruled last week that Nawaz Sharif had been dishonest to Parliament and to the judicial system and was no longer fit for office.
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Multiple GST rates are also likely to lead to disputes over which goods fall into which category, which could add to strains on the judicial system.
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Italy's slow-moving judicial system is partly to blame; data firm DATASINC calculates foreclosures and insolvency procedures take on average 4.4 years, increasing risks and costs.
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Raymond Saint-Germain's hard look at the correctional system in the territory of Nunavik exposes a "substandard" judicial system that the region's overwhelmingly Indigenous population faces.
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While Republican Senate leadership continues to obstruct and play risky games with our judicial system, citizens will continue to be denied access to courts a result.
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"This is an unprecedented sequence of failures by the police and judicial system," said Thomas Oppermann, head of the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) parliamentary group.
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Many Western countries are reluctant to sign extradition deals with China, partly out of concern about the integrity of its judicial system and treatment of prisoners.
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" Law 701 also permits a judicial system "for the prevention and resolution of conflicts" and "to reduce crime, eradicate impunity, and rehabilitate and reintegrate social transgressors.
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To be honest, I do not recognize the Israeli judicial system because there are so many Palestinians inside Israeli prisons that are not charged with anything.
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He rejected what he said were unfair remarks by "some foreign media" that the court's decision showed the Chinese judicial system was not to be trusted.
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Hidden under the guise of the cash bail system, our modern day debtors prison could easily appear as a fair part of our overall judicial system.
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The president offered a glimpse of his message, warning that Republicans could inflict permanent damage on the judicial system if they maintain their Supreme Court blockade.
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In the British judicial system, the burden of proof is on the defendant, so winning the case means she must show the flaws in his arguments.
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Muñoz says these women were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, subject to the whims of an unreasonably suspicious medical and judicial system.
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But does having a judicial system led entirely by black women automatically guarantee a greater degree of justice for residents of this city of 95,000 people?
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"The Chinese judicial system is in question for many people in Taiwan," said Lo Chih-cheng, a lawmaker for the ruling pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party.
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Some Western countries are reluctant to sign extradition deals with China, partly out of concern about the integrity of its judicial system and treatment of prisoners.
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The office in the southern district of New York handles some of the most critical business and criminal cases that pass through the federal judicial system.
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But the Mexican judicial system has a lengthy and winding process for challenging extraditions, and Guzmán's defense lawyer has also reportedly promised a "tough" legal fight.
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Ricciardi, a former lawyer, and Demos have been working on the story for more than 10 years but have not lost faith in the judicial system.
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That database is based on debtors who have been sued and lost their cases in China, particularly in the more important courts in China's judicial system.
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Its leaders say innocent Pashtuns have been killed or abducted by security forces searching for militants, and that the judicial system has failed to stop them.
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In a speech on Sunday night, Mr. Rajoy referred to democracy as the rule of law, and heaped praise on the police and the judicial system.
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Hong Kongers may still enjoy a degree of freedom mainland Chinese can only envy, with freedom of assembly, a free press and an unfettered judicial system.
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Pentagon officials sought to portray the increase as reflective of more troops and military civilians trusting commanders and the military's judicial system enough to come forward.
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Meanwhile, the President publicly has been criticizing a juror on his case, attacking the fairness of the judicial system and repeating his sympathies for his ally.
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The court takes cases of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes when a nation's judicial system is unable or unwilling to investigate or prosecute them.
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When, for example, the judicial system throws up barriers to government by fiat, that&aposs the deep state at work as far as he&aposs concerned.
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Tapley and Zimmerman said the opioid epidemic has created a strain across the state, with city and county jails overflowing and the state's judicial system clogged.
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Allowing the Court to proceed for two terms in such a state would be unprecedented and have damaging collateral consequences for our entire federal judicial system.
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" Mike Enzi of Wyoming on July 19 -- "It was great to talk with Judge Kavanaugh about his years of experience and dedication to the judicial system.
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"We will let the facts come to light and trust the judicial system as we continue to assess his reelection campaign," he said in a statement.
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The changes required by Greece's creditors sought to force improvements to deeply rooted structural problems in public administration, tax collection, the judicial system and business regulations.
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Meek Mill is speaking from the prison where he's serving his controversial sentence -- and insists the judicial system set him up to fail ... from jump street.
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Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, naturally concurred—he had, after all, booted the Brotherhood from power—but he also had harsh words for the judicial system.
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And there&aposs a group now that somehow feels they&aposre entitled to life or even luxury without work and the judicial system apparently agrees with that.
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Juror Robert Howard said the jury paid "studious attention" to the evidence and any decision to overturn its verdict would shake his confidence in the judicial system.
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Reminiscent of Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, this haunting film will force you to question both the nature of the judicial system and of capital punishment itself.
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In response, Turkey's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that its foreign policy and judicial system were being maligned by "unfair" and "unfounded" allegations in the resolution.
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It's time for the judicial system to hold these companies to a higher standard—and make them pay for these security screwups...lest we get fooled again.
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"Public trust and confidence in the rule of law and the judicial system was at stake," Dennis Kelleher, CEO of nonprofit Better Markets, said in a statement.
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It's all the boring stuff of backing it up, putting it somewhere secure, and dealing with the judicial system when necessary and helping people to navigate that.
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Mr. Guzmán's lawyers have already filed motions to block any extradition, dating from his last imprisonment in 2014, and the process must go through the judicial system.
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The zone, with its own judicial system and legislation to attract international investors, will focus on industries including energy and water, biotechnology, food, advanced manufacturing and tourism.
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Together, they will do everything in their power to lay the groundwork for attacking our judicial system and to prevent the Special Counsel from completing his investigation.
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The central bank complains that the judicial system has hampered its efforts to shut down banks it believes are engaged in nefarious practices such as money-laundering.
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Below the commission there will be a ladder of lower-level agencies that will work with courts and the procurators' offices (ie, with the state judicial system).
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Netflix's The Innocent Man tackles this side of our judicial system, and shows that Karl Fontenant and Tommy Ward claim they falsely confessed to murder as well.
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Poland has been facing increasing questions from its EU partners over an overhaul of its judicial system that is seen as a violation of Western democratic standards.
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Chamisa, who has an ability to move crowds with fiery speeches, alleged that Zimbabwe&aposs judicial system is biased in favor of the ruling ZANU-PF party.
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And, as Sweden's government has made clear, top government officials can't intervene in the judicial system, no matter how much Trump might like them to do so.
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Because I'd lost faith in the judicial system, I knew that this man was the only person who could tell me the real truth of what happened.
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Freeing Humala and Heredia would mark a rare reversal in Peru's judicial system that has preventively detained at least five people so far in connection with Odebrecht.
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Advocates of recall argued that Persky misused his judicial privilege in his sentencing; detractors argued that recalling a judge set a worrying precedent for the judicial system.
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"If we're going to do something about Black Lives Matter then it starts with our local judicial system, it starts with our local policing powers," Briggins says.
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Would the narrative be about one misguided woman as opposed to a judicial system in the Jim Crow era designed to be a de facto slave master.
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This case offers the FTC a chance to force Qualcomm to explain its actions in U.S. District Court in our impartial judicial system that is respected worldwide.
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The EU said that it wants to link future budgets to whether or not member states have an effective judicial system in place, such as independent courts.
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The diligence with which the Panamanian judicial system has sought to bring Martinelli to justice demonstrates a strong commitment to due process and the rule of law.
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She said that it made more sense to guard the names, as it applied to potential nominees across the judicial system, and not just Supreme Court seats.
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Speaking to Sirius XM's Breitbart News Saturday, Priebus told Raheem Kassam that Gorsuch will make changes to America's judicial system that will resonate for decades to come.
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But most people interact only with the local or state courts, and that is where their impressions of the fairness of the American judicial system are formed.
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He dropped one-liners like, "That is why our judicial system isn't based on looking into people's eyes," to keep Olivia and the other gladiators in check.
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The lenient sentencing led to an outpouring of criticism towards the judge and the methods with which the US judicial system handles punishment for sexual assault cases.
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But they are not a part of the judicial system — they are part of the Executive Office of Immigration Review, which lies within the Department of Justice.
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In the ad, a camera lingers on Ms. Shaked, 42, as a narrator rattles off the many fronts in her long-running siege on the judicial system.
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The scandal, which became public on Wednesday, presents a new challenge to a judicial system that has never managed to successfully hold powerful people accountable for corruption.
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"There is no judicial system in this country," Mr. Davydov said in a short interview from his cell in the courtroom, despite repeated protests from the bailiff.
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"I'm fighting against a person with unlimited resources, and repeatedly the judicial system has failed to find fault in his behavior," Johnson told the publication on Wednesday.
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He said such an investigation would be part of broader Democratic concerns about attacks on the judicial system and the rule of law by the Trump administration.
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Critics of Iran's opaque judicial system say foreign citizens — particularly Britons and Americans of Iranian descent — are often subject to capricious prosecution on vaguely defined political offenses.
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If the House filed a lawsuit for the documents, it will join a long list of disputes that are slowly winding their way through the judicial system.
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The high-profile trial was closely watched by rights groups, who had accused the Turkish government of using the judicial system to crack down on dissenting voices.
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Although South Africa is known for its robust judicial system and strong constitutional norms, its government has recently been taken to task for not enforcing international law.
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The protests began in June over another legal issue: legislation allowing the extradition of criminal defendants into the opaque and notoriously injudicious judicial system of the mainland.
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It's not going to be entirely repaired, nor is our judicial system going to be entirely repaired, by better and more honest interpretations of the existing document.
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The move responds to a major demand of the protesters, who feared China would exploit the measure to extradite suspects for prosecution in China's opaque judicial system.
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Trump's been on a collision course with America's traditionally independent judicial system that's escalated wildly since the Senate acquitted him in the impeachment trial earlier this month.
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Trump frequently claims the three service members were treated unfairly in the military&aposs judicial system, and that their service far outweighed the allegations levied against them.
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There is more work to be done, but Ukrainians today know their judicial system is much fairer, more competent and more efficient than it has ever been.
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House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi noted that Rosenstein was a Republican appointee and said the Republican lawmakers were undermining the judicial system with a politically motivated action.
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When Coe was released, the California judicial system reviewed his criminal history and determined that he had been fully reformed and was not at risk to reoffend.
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Regrettably, although Krista was charged, we are comfortable that the judicial system is able to address what actually happened and Krista will be cleared in this private matter.
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Judge Thomas Estes submitted his resignation letter after the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on Thursday ruled that his "grave, willful and repeated wrongdoing" had damaged the judicial system.
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The company had faith in the judicial system and was "optimistic about an outcome that would be well received by" its millions of users in India, he added.
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Therefore 2019 may not be the year the final document comes out all at once; instead, it could be the year Mueller reveals all in America's judicial system.
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Earlier this month, the European Commission said that proposed changes to the judicial system and criminal code signaled a reversal of a decade of democratic and market reforms.
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Part of the reason behind the app's success with the judicial system may be that judges appreciate the app's promise to prevent small disputes from reaching the bench.
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"I told [Trump] that I was looking for a nominee that would demonstrate a respect for precedent, a longstanding [and] vital tenet of our judicial system," she said.
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" Kushner said the Palestinians "need to have a fair judicial system ... freedom of press, freedom of expression, tolerance for all religions" before the Palestinian territories can become "investable.
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That spurred the shipping line to file for court receivership this week, a process that'll mean the judicial system will decide whether Hanjin will remain a going concern.
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Part of Mr Pierucci's outrage reflects America's harsh judicial system: a legal playbook devised to bring down mobsters and racketeers has since been repurposed for the corporate world.
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When women do report abuse or are arrested themselves, they find themselves at the mercy of Afghanistan's patriarchal judicial system, shaped by sharia law, women's rights campaigners say.
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And this is because drug trafficking networks have the same hierarchies as human trafficking networks: Men occupy the highest levels, and women are exposed to the judicial system.
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We got Joe at LAX Sunday and he told us it's crazy to see what the judicial system is doing to someone he regards as an American hero.
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"While we understand and respect the American judicial system, we fear for the safety of children now that Shanley has been released," said SNAP Managing Director Barbara Dorris.
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"Affecting the independence of the judicial system and, in general, any pressure or attempt to politically control the judiciary will only return Romania to the past," he said.
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This provides the basis for optimism that the judicial system will continue to serve as the backstop against his abuses and the final arbiter of his constitutional outrages.
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The founders of our nation gave each branch a purpose: the legislative writes the laws; the executive carries out the laws, and the judicial system interprets the laws.
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" The Palestinians, he said, "need to have a fair judicial system ... freedom of press, freedom of expression, tolerance for all religions" before the Palestinian areas can become "investable.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman confirmed the resignation requests included Bharara, whose office handles some of the most critical business and criminal cases passing through the federal judicial system.
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According to the report, Russia has manipulated US laws and legal regulations for their own gain and increased their ability to litigate individuals within its "lawless" judicial system.
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The brief also argues that the judicial system does not have the jurisdiction to decide on war powers, which is the job of Congress and the executive branch.
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"It demonstrates the extent to which the military is still controlling significant portions of the judicial system," said Matt Smith, chief executive officer of advocacy group Fortify Rights.
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But opponents argue that injunctions should be applied more narrowly to groups that are directly impacted, saying the more liberal use of injunctions is hurting the judicial system.
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Under the Putin regime, it has become increasingly clear that Russia's laws and judicial system cannot be counted on for protection and are being weaponized to crush dissent.
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What those defenses elide is the reasoning behind Kavanaugh's argument: a back-breaking deference to the president's job performance over the ordinary processes of the American judicial system.
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Using his connections in the judicial system, he engineered his escape and fled with his family to Paris, where Rudolph took the name Raoul and attended a lycée.
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This is a strength in the country, and I have optimism that the judicial system will also support the rule of law and help to sustain our traditions.
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Domestic violence is widely accepted and victims rarely seek justice due to social pressure and little faith in the judicial system, according to Nairobi's Gender Violence Recovery Centre.
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"A fundamental purpose of government is to create a judicial system that produces efficient, fair, and predictable results," Phillips told students in a speech in Milan in April.
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The New York City judicial system under Mayor Bill de Blasio is moving toward alternatives to bail, such as vocational training and supervised release, for low-level crimes.
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The crime has fueled outrage in Bulgaria, where many people express frustration with rampant corruption and say they have little trust in law enforcement and the judicial system.
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Mediazona, a news site that tracks judicial system abuses, reported that the judge said she did not believe Mr. Titiev's testimony, but trusted the words of the police.
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But she puts her faith in the masses of protestors in the streets and the civil rights advocacy groups, lobbying in Washington and working in the judicial system.
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"If they want a stage to dispute the hoax theory, they have numerous media outlets to choose from; the judicial system is not that stage," the motion said.
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But that has also prompted complaints from many men that the country's slow judicial system meant they were sitting in jail for months before their cases came up.
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I've spent my life in the judiciary, the — our judicial system, and part of the judicial systems as I've said during my first — my hearing was process protection.
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The word has become a rallying cry for those who fear that the government is undermining the rule of law by taking increasing control over the judicial system.
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I don't like the idea of court packing, which I think could lead to never-ending escalation between the parties and the potential breakdown of the judicial system.
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We do not yet know the results of Judge Davis' experiment in Minnesota, but it is clear that he has touched on a nerve in the judicial system.
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Where courts and judges have long been perceived by many Americans as unassailable institutions of justice, we are now faced with an unsettling politicization of our judicial system.
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The 14-month saga has shaken the global auto industry, jeopardised the Renault-Nissan alliance of which Ghosn was the mastermind and increased scrutiny of Japan's judicial system.
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Albright said Trump's attacks on the judicial system, the electoral process and minorities as well as his attempts to undermine the press show that his instincts aren't democratic.
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The office said in a statement the proposal interferes with the autonomy of other federal powers and would weaken the country's judicial system, handicapping efforts to combat corruption.
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Lam pushed to pass that would have allowed Hong Kong residents to be extradited to mainland China to face trial in a Communist Party-controlled judicial system. Mrs.
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Despite the district court ruling against the administration, it is likely to prevail at the higher levels of a judicial system that is increasingly dominated by GOP appointees.
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During the hearing, a government lawyer said the dispute "can and should be" resolved by the Hong Kong judicial system, echoing the position of Justice Secretary Rimsky Yuen.
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The decision is the product of a judicial system that does far more to insulate its highest judges from partisan politics than the Constitution of the United States.
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The public legitimacy of our entire judicial system is under threat if the judges making crucial decisions about the law don't reflect the diversity of the communities affected.
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The public legitimacy of our entire judicial system is under threat if the judges making crucial decisions about the law don't reflect the diversity of the communities affected.
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The convoluted Brazilian electoral and judicial system is expected to decide in the coming days whether to admit his candidacy or, more likely, to bar him from running.
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Leaders of the right-wing ruling party, Law and Justice, have long championed the laws as necessary to fix a broken judicial system and rid it of corruption.
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He said he feared that the next step for the government would be to use a subservient judicial system to go after both old enemies and political rivals.
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But in the weeks that followed, the Jubilee administration cracked down on civil society organizations, publicly criticized and undermined Kenya's judicial system, and allowed police killings with impunity.
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But even as the party has moved to create a more equitable judicial system, it has resisted harsh punishments for officials involved in wrongful convictions, wary of creating instability.
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"As an ambassador, even if the script comes from sources that he himself knows, he must respect our judicial system, ethics, culture and customs by our country," he said.
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Investors are broadly pinning their hopes on a 'Yes' vote that would ensure political stability and allow Rome to push ahead with reforms and potentially overhaul the judicial system.
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"We have to have the rule of law, so that when we capture these terrorists on the battlefield they have to be delivered to the judicial system," Nicholson said.
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"There is a judicial system in place where there are checks and balances," chief secretary of Jammu and Kashmir state, BVR Subrahmanyam, told Reuters in defense of the law.
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Five years ago, the Fiji Times was fined $170,000 and the editor convicted after the newspaper reprinted a story in which a soccer official questioned Fiji&aposs judicial system.
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Foreign business groups have in principle welcomed the law, but the big concern is about enforcement, especially when the judicial system takes its orders from the ruling Communist Party.
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One of his first students, Elexson, was killed in 2012 at 19 years old by rivals of his former gang after celebrating five years out of the judicial system.
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We must peacefully use the power of our voices and the strength of our numbers to demand changes in the judicial system so that brutality doesn't ever go unpunished.
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In a statement late Saturday by the Saudi Press Agency, the Saudi Foreign Ministry described the Iranian criticism of its judicial system as "blatant interference" in its internal affairs.
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This phone may contain evidence that will assist us in an active criminal investigation and we will continue to use the judicial system in our attempt to obtain it.
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Mr Orban changed the judicial system to cement his power over judges in 2018, and got away with a mere slap on the wrist from the rest of Europe.
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"Jack McCullough is an innocent man who was victimized by the judicial system," said Ainsworth, who has gone to court on behalf of several clients who were wrongfully convicted.
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Mexico was rebuilding its judicial system, Mr. Murillo Karam told several American officials, and drug lords and others should pay for crimes committed in Mexico inside the Mexican system.
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They also fear that PiS will embark on even deeper reforms of the judicial system if they win a new mandate in a parliamentary election due later this year.
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"The Prime Minister made sure to point out that the Swedish judicial system, prosecutors and courts, are completely independent," Eriksson, who described the call as "friendly and respectful," said.
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If the local and federal government fail to protect us and our wishes, our last option will be to trust the judicial system and bring it to the court.
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Such procedures have focused much attention in the West on Japan's judicial system, - which critics sometimes refer to as "hostage justice," for its more than 99 percent conviction rate.
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Though Intesa's debt recovery unit was often held as a model for other banks, it still had to contend with Italy's slow moving judicial system, where recoveries take years.
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It's more concerned with delivering twin messages -- that the legal/judicial system is rife with racial bias and outright corruption, and that Johnnie Cochran stands as defender against it.
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"Given the central position of the Constitutional Tribunal within the Polish judicial system, we risk seeing the emergence of a systemic threat to the rule of law," Timmermans said.
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The implications of these misguided notions are far-reaching, and could help explain why black girls are treated differently from white girls in both the school and judicial system.
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Prosecutors added that several federal government entities, including the judicial system and electoral agencies, used the Microsoft software, creating a risk that legally private information could be made public.
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Under the proposed plan, China can extradite Hong Kong residents to the mainland for criminal trials, effectively dismantling the region's partial autonomy agreement that includes an independent judicial system.
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Transparency International ranks Romania as one of the EU's most corrupt states and Brussels has kept its judicial system under special monitoring since it joined the bloc in 2007.
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"There is no place for politics in our judicial system and this one opinion will neither define nor solve the complicated immigration issues currently facing our Nation," Mendez wrote.
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"The fact is that the judicial system, the court system, is broken in the Philippines," said Phelim Kine, a deputy director of the Asia Division at Human Rights Watch.
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Inhofe's stand against the EPA is more than valid and supports a two-pronged defense against the agency's disregard for our judicial system and irresponsible misuse of taxpayer dollars.
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Congress has approved reforms enhancing transparency in political and campaign financing and the allocation of government contracts; other measures aim to professionalize the civil service and the judicial system.
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He added that Trump has asked for options to assess if the US judicial system has "all the tools they need to combat this threat to the American people."
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"Could" and "suggesting" are ghastly qualifiers; any reader would almost certainly (as they did in reality) interpret Posner's words as foreboding for the Constitution's relevance in today's judicial system.
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" Christie appealed the case, which spokesman Brian Murray called "a dishonorable complaint filed by a known serial complainant and political activist with a history of abusing the judicial system.
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That could raise eyebrows among drone users in the city, a semiautonomous Chinese territory with its own laws that guarantee freedom of expression and its own independent judicial system.
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The details: U.S. District Judge John Keenan wrote that "Global warming and solutions thereto must be addressed by the two other branches of government," not by the judicial system.
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However, the slow-moving nature of Italy's judicial system means that sales of bad debt remain the most expeditious option, though lenders usually make a loss on such deals.
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It's long past time to stop playing games with the prosecution of federal crimes, and instead lay all the facts on the table and let the judicial system work.
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Elvia Barrios Alvarado, a Supreme Court judge, said the country's judicial system is committed to holding human traffickers accountable and highlighted the disproportionate toll that trafficking takes on women.
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" In 2016, a local court ordered that Mr. Davydov's recordings be removed from the internet, saying they caused "reputational damage" to the judicial system and could "incite protest rallies.
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Delaware is one of the preferred states to create a shell company due to corporate-friendly laws and a judicial system that is known to efficiently resolve business litigation.
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Gunther Baumgarten, editor at consultancy firm Latin News and Canning House associate, told CNN that any potential advance through the judicial system is likely to be a slow process.
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For those concerned about the state of the rule of law, the wrangling over the Holocaust law offers a window into how politicized the judicial system has already become.
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But impeachment is not a criminal process, it is a political process, begun and handled by politicians, with the judicial system only assisting with the oversight of Senate trials.
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Today, independent international media groups are gone, replaced in most news sectors by local oligarchs and "businessmen," who use the media to influence the government and the judicial system.
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Ada Colau, the mayor of Barcelona, took to social media to express her anger at the verdict, saying it was "outrageous" and the result of a patriarchal judicial system.
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"The Israeli judicial system is closed to Palestinians, especially for Palestinians from the Gaza strip including my client who has also been deemed an enemy subject," she told Reuters.
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Now, as his criminal trial is underway, it has become a story about the judicial system, and whether it can keep up with a rapidly evolving culture against abuse.
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Voters punished the party in a May European election for changes to the judicial system that were seen as undermining the rule of law and triggered massive street protests.
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We are both a nation of immigrants — and nation of laws — laws that are passed by our duly elected representatives and enforced by the executive branch and judicial system.
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Planned Parenthood and our 10 million supporters are prepared to fight this attempt to use our judicial system to undermine women's health and rights in any way we can.
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But subsequent work on the amendments has been conducted in secrecy, spurring criticism from the United Nations and the European Commission that they could further damage Poland's judicial system.
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This case was seen as a test of whether the country's democracy and judicial system were ready to crack down on the white-collar crimes of family-owned conglomerates.
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Economists say Russia could take a number of steps to improve its economic outlook, such as privatizing state companies, significantly raising the pension age and reforming the judicial system.
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"These men prefer to become murderers who commit femicide than responsible fathers, and maybe this has to do with a judicial system that is dominated by impunity," Hernández says.
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Last year, Judge Ellen S. Huvelle of the Federal District Court in Washington accepted the challengers' basic theory and said the judicial system had misused some of the money.
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The deferral of this issue to the courts may create additional problems given the presently high costs of network shutdowns and the long review process of the judicial system.
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In an act of clear defiance, President Andrzej Duda approved of an overhaul of the nation's judicial system on the same day that European leaders issued their unprecedented warning.
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The U.N. panel urged China to allow Tibetans access to passports for foreign travel and promote the use of the Tibetan language in education, the judicial system, and media.
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"My courtroom may be your first point of contact with the judicial system, so I've made it my goal to make it your last point of contact," she said.
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Ghosn's arrest has also focused a harsh light on Japan's judicial system, which critics refer to as "hostage justice" as defendants who deny their charges are often not granted bail.
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Puigdemont, writing in Britain's Guardian newspaper, called for scrutiny of the Spanish judicial system and said the crisis could be solved only with a political and not a judicial solution.
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Battling with a sluggish judicial system and patchy loan records, Italian banks on average recover in a year a sum equivalent to around 13 percent of their impaired loan stock.
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"There has always been a level of respect for the state judicial system and its operations, even if there has been saber-rattling that they can do this," he said.
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The officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said the process could take months as it goes through the judicial system.
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"This is a dishonorable complaint filed by a known serial complainant and political activist with a history of abusing the judicial system," said Brian Murray, Christie's spokesman in a statement.
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Ford, Tench, and Carr are all angered by the news, but decide this semi-loss will just drive them to create research the judicial system can seriously use and understand.
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"If the judiciary is saying what they want the law to be rather than what the law is, I think that undermines the integrity of the judicial system," he said.
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American family courts—a series of state courts that specifically deal in family law, from child custody cases to divorce proceedings—are a distinctly unsung part of our judicial system.
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The panel also urged China to allow Tibetans access to passports for foreign travel and to promote the use of the Tibetan language in education, the judicial system, and media.
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They are also expected to ask Mueller about passages in the report that stress the authority of Congress to protect the U.S. judicial system against corrupt acts by a president.
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Shootings generally involve scrutiny by both the department and the judicial system concerning the legality of the shooting and the proper use of justifiable deadly physical force by the officer.
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"While we understand and respect the American judicial system, we fear for the safety of children now that Shanley has been released," Managing Director Barbara Dorris said in a statement.
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"It is with confidence in the judicial system and serenity about the correctness of our actions that I await the quick clarification of the situation," Viola said in a statement.
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TikTok said in a statement that it had faith in the Indian judicial system and was "optimistic about an outcome that would be well received by millions" of its users.
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This is not a right issue or a left issue, this is an issue of the judicial system — the idea of putting laws in place that could actually protect citizens.
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As a result, Delaware's judicial system plays a preeminent role in shaping relations between companies and their investors, and the chief justice of the state Supreme Court holds outsize influence.
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They are also expected to ask Mueller about passages in the report that stress the authority of Congress to protect the US judicial system against corrupt acts by a president.
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The extradition treaty was an attempt to circumvent the judicial system entirely, since it would allow Beijing to seize those they see as criminals and try them in mainland courts.
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One person can undo the findings of the judicial system; that person serves as a backstop against excesses, or as the repository of mercies that cannot be put into statutes.
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But to whip up a racist frenzy against a supposedly rigged judicial system and a "Mexican" judge (Curiel was born in Indiana) is a simply breathtaking act of civic insouciance.
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The ruling set off a nationwide debate about campus sexual assault and whether the nation's judicial system takes the crime seriously enough -- even before the height of the #MeToo movement.
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He talked a lot about the importance of changing the filibuster, of looking at changing how the judicial system works and really emphasizing the need to democratize the political process.
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Many within the judicial system are skeptical that there can be a fundamental change in the way things operate without a wholesale overhaul of the penal code and the judiciary.
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She has replaced an oligarchy with an absolute monarchy, one with a judicial system defined by a lack of due process and disproportionate sentencing, as Hizdahr zo Loraq points out.
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"In my view, the credibility of the judicial system has increased," said Inmaculada Montalbán, a judge who is the former president of a legal committee dedicated to fighting gender violence.
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At a news conference on Monday, the police superintendent and the mayor blamed too many guns in circulation, the failure of the judicial system and the need for better parenting.
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Turkey's president denounced what he called the "scandalous" American judicial system on Friday, responding to new indictments of his bodyguards over a brawl during his visit to Washington in May.
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Anonymous juries are rare because the US judicial system is built on the principal of transparency, says Adam Benforado, a professor at Drexel Univesity's Thomas R. Kline School of Law.
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Those lawsuits ricocheted across the judicial system and landed with extraordinary speed in San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon, before a federal appeals panel one rung beneath the nation's highest court.
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Finding no recourse in Mexico, Ms. Brewer and others appealed to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, a regional body outside the Mexican judicial system, to review the case.
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Four lawsuits have been filed by groups and individuals opposing the ban, which lower court judges placed a halt on while the cases worked their way through the judicial system.
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The court observed that to gain admission to the European Union, Bulgaria was required to demonstrate its adherence to the "rule of law" and that its judicial system was stable.
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The accusation of "dictator"-like behavior has followed Orban's increasingly restrictive attitude towards the press and changes to the country's judicial system that some have said are damaging Hungary's independence.
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"This is a further signal of change for South Korean judicial system, which previously gave lenient sentences to convicted businessmen," said Park Sang-in, a professor at Seoul National University.
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Law enforcement officials have conducted raids on Benfica's offices, and last month prosecutors charged the club with corruption after investigators found it had a mole inside the Portuguese judicial system.
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"We have consistently maintained that our disagreement may need to be resolved by the fair and impartial judicial system," said Ronda Goldfein, a member of the Safehouse board of directors.
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" He added: "In countries where the judicial system is unable or unwilling to enforce rights — most countries — the human rights movement's main tool is to investigate and publicize official misconduct.
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In fact, when Mr. Trump visited in 2017, he praised Poland as a defender of liberty, despite concerns about the ruling party's attempts to exert control over the judicial system.
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" She said the United States was concerned the amendments could damage Hong Kong's business environment "and subject our citizens residing in or visiting Hong Kong to China's capricious judicial system.
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Taliban spokesman Mujahid said the attack on staff from the judicial system was in response to the Afghan government's decision earlier this month to execute six Taliban prisoners on death row.
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"That's not at all how our judicial system is meant to work," said Julie Samuels, an attorney and the executive director of Tech:NYC, who has long advocated for patent law reform.
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"The IDF judicial system will continue to act towards revealing the truth, with independence and professionalism, in any case of suspected wrongdoing by the IDF and its soldiers," the statement said.
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Under the separatists' 18-month "roadmap," Catalan authorities will approve their own constitution and begin building institutions necessary for an independent state such as an army, central bank and judicial system.
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Bernie Sanders, the race's dominant leftist, has been cautious about doing anything to change the structure of the judicial system, worrying that it would lead to a court appointment arms race.
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TikTok earlier said in a statement that it had faith in the Indian judicial system and was "optimistic about an outcome that would be well received by millions" of its users.
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It is good policy to enact legislation that protects the rights of Americans to utilize our judicial system and hold accountable foreign states that aid in terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
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However, it does not mention the means Mr Kudrin thinks his plans would require, such as political competition and an overhaul of the judicial system to foster the rule of law.
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Islam is a total system of life and contains within itself a particular social system, judicial system, and political system which includes geo-political aspirations — the conquest and administration of territory.
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People familiar with the Russian judicial system say high-profile corruption cases are rarely fabricated, but that the law is applied selectively, and that prosecutions can be influenced by outside factors.
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UNICEF projected that Mozambique's debt payments in 2018 were higher than the amount it spent on agriculture, water, sanitation, hygiene, the judicial system, transport, communications, social action and job creation — combined.
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A slow-moving judicial system hampers debt collection but lenders have been reluctant to sell as they can only do so at a loss since book values are above market prices.
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"Stationing ICE agents in local courthouses instills needless additional fear and anxiety within immigrant communities, discourages interacting with the judicial system, and endangers the safety of entire communities," the commission wrote.
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Many of the students at Virgie Binford come from impoverished backgrounds, live in high-crime areas and have had negative contact with schools and the judicial system, Principal Ta'Neisha Ford said.
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Biswas was given the option to appear in a special court called a "Foreigners Tribunal," a quasi-judicial system that orders the removal of so-called non-Indians from the country.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's president urged a speedy trial of his jailed predecessor Ollanta Humala on Friday, as an ongoing graft scandal tests the Andean nation's political establishment and its judicial system.
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"They changed the legislative nature of the judicial system, they changed the American constitution, they paved the way for a lot of people's lives," said Ruth Negga, who plays Mildred Loving.
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The wiretaps and search orders would need to be accompanied by a warrant, but, unlike in the US judicial system, they wouldn't require a judge's signature or finding of probable cause.
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The group comprised of appeals court judges who demanded that the chief justice resigned on grounds that he obstructed the judicial system, as well as more judges he appointed and promoted.
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Trudeau denies that he or his officials interfered in the judicial system amid allegations officials leaned on his former justice minister to help ensure a construction company avoided a corruption trial.
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Further, we must take note that no matter the level of our judicial system, the Latino community — which makes up one-sixth of the U.S. population — will continue to be affected.
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"We continue to believe Pastor Brunson is innocent, and the hearing on Friday is another opportunity for the Turkish judicial system to free an American citizen," a senior administration official said.
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"They were actively pulling me to their side and using me to continue attacking China's judicial system," Mr. Zhou was quoted as saying in a confession released by the Tianjin court.
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Experts have been watching the case closely, as thousands of people who struggle with substance use disorder find themselves caught up in the nation's judicial system amid the country's opioid epidemic.
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Disciplinary actions extended to the judicial system on Saturday as an oversight body, the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors, announced that 2,745 judges had been dismissed, the Anadolu agency reported.
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The American judicial system has much greater faith than its Australian counterpart in the average person's ability to render a verdict based on the evidence presented to them in open court.
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"This is an American-style use of our judicial system," he said to some shock laughter in the audience, adding that the lawsuit was a "performance" aimed at getting public attention.
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"It demonstrates the extent to which the military is still controlling significant portions of the judicial system," Matt Smith, chief executive officer of advocacy group Fortify Rights, told CNN in December.
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" In a post on Twitter on Wednesday morning, Trump also described his record of defeats in the federal courts as a sign that the American judicial system is "broken and unfair.
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While the APP is sensitive to the charge of paternalistic interference in Kenya's judicial system, the Kenyan government and especially its prison service have been happy to co-operate with it.
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"The judicial system and judges in Colombia ... still blame women for the violence inflicted against them - why a woman was out at such a time, what she was wearing," she said.
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I'd say they agree to disagree, but that's pretty much how the whole prosecution/defense dichotomy we've had going in the American judicial system since 1787 works in the first place.
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As the lawsuits filed against drug companies wind their way through the judicial system, Esposito, Orr, Goldin, and other activists will continue calling for families like the Sacklers to take responsibility.
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This is a deeply worrisome trend because arrests at courthouses don't just derail the lives of the unsuspecting people who are detained, they threaten the very operation of our judicial system.
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Rallies for Mr. Navalny are being held all over the country, and if Russia had an independent electoral and judicial system, he could probably pose a real challenge to the incumbent.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's putting his faith in the Canadian judicial system when it comes to an ongoing court battle between VICE News and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Hard-line advocates of Brexit have argued that Britain should take back control of its laws and judicial system and no longer be beholden to the rulings of the European court.
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Since then he has been a vocal critic of the president — but his first book, "Doing Justice," avoids the subject in favor of a broader look at the American judicial system.
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The legitimacy of our judicial system depends on judges and justices deciding cases on the facts — the real facts, not a distortion of them offered by one party to a case.
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Georgia, which Mr. Saakashvili governed until 2013, has requested that Ukraine hand him over to its own judicial system to face a litany of charges relating to his time in office.
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Meanwhile, the national judicial system itself is under scrutiny, as President Trump has suggested that judges are politically motivated, a charge that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has publicly denied.
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Born into a working-class family, Mr. Davydov was running a small car rental business and leading an unexceptional life before he decided to expose the corruption in Russia's judicial system.
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"We affirm the conviction that the judicial process, the judicial system of Kenya and the election laws themselves make full and adequate provision for accountability in this election," Mr. Kerry said.
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Spain's judicial system has been in the spotlight in recent years, most recently in October after the sentencing of nine Catalan separatist leaders to prison terms of up to 13 years.
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And I think it bothered Judge Friedman that it had come down to this, that our judicial system was not working well, and he was going to do something about it.
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The West Virginia House of Delegates' impeachment of the justices on the state's Supreme Court of Appeals is an unprecedented move spurred by an escalating scandal in the state's judicial system.
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The left&aposs response: Pack the courts Some Democrats believe there&aposs no way to counteract Trump&aposs influence on the judicial system without structural change, including by expanding the courts.
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Warsaw has pulled at the fabric of the European Union as it has pursued a series of anti-democratic steps, silencing independent media, politicizing security services and undermining the judicial system.
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We still don't know all we would like to know about John Roberts, who remains an ambiguous figure after more than 13 years at the head of the American judicial system.
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The Saudi government is both a monarchy and a theocracy: The Saudi royal family ceded power over certain sectors, like the judicial system, to Sunni clerics from the hardline Wahhabi sect.
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Huawei is also alleging a violation of its due process rights, and argues that Congress violated the constitutional principle of separation of powers by exercising authority reserved for the judicial system.
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Still, Judge Donnelly's stay makes for a remarkable turnabout from how the situation looked throughout the day on Saturday, and hands the new president his first setback in the judicial system.
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It is for this reason that we have sent a letter questioning the effort by a well-established legal organization to "restate" and reinterpret our copyright laws for the nation's judicial system.
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He adds that he wants to improve justice and equality in Ukraine and has gone so far that he wants to remove parliamentary immunity from prosecution and would reform the judicial system.
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Even opponents of Mr Sharif acknowledge that the NAB, like the rest of the Pakistani judicial system, has appeared relentlessly focused on him and other members of his party, the PML-N.
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NEOM, with its own judicial system and legislation designed to attract international investors, is to focus on industries such as energy and water, biotechnology, food, advanced manufacturing and tourism, according to officials.
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Mirziyoyev's administration has also set about refocusing the judicial system from prosecution to protection of human rights, tackling corruption, liberalizing financial markets and creating a favorable environment for domestic and overseas investors.
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"All I can say at this point, is that Sweden and Prime Minister Stefan Löfven have explained and emphasised the complete independence of the Swedish judicial system, prosecutors and courts," Lindström said.
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Another constituent passionately implored MacArthur to push back on the president, citing concerns about his disdain for the judicial system after it blocked his travel ban and for critics in the media.
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"The government cannot and will not attempt to influence the legal proceedings," said Eriksson, adding that the Lofven made certain to emphasize to Trump the complete independence of the Swedish judicial system.
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The video - together with Hironaka's comments alleging harsh treatment by Tokyo prosecutors against Ghosn and his wife, Carole - cast Ghosn as the victim of both internal rivals and the Japanese judicial system.
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Rather than handing him over to a tainted judicial system, Mr Sadr has said he is keeping him under house arrest in Najaf for the next three months while he collects evidence.
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He's wearing an ankle bracelet, surrounded by grown kids who are now fully adults with concerns of their own, and clearly worn down from his incarceration and battle against the judicial system.
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Such procedures have focused much attention in the West on Japan's judicial system, which critics sometimes refer to as "hostage justice", because defendants who deny their charges are often not granted bail.
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Even though pet ownership has spiked in the intervening years (it's increased 30 percent since 1988, when the first surveys were conducted), some activists say the American judicial system is lagging behind.
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In a statement Friday, the Archbishop of Melbourne Denis Hart declined to make any comment in relation to the decision on Pell, saying he had confidence in the judicial system in Australia.
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"Law and Justice plans to continue their actions, which destroy the constitutional order, paralyze the proceedings of the Constitutional Tribunal and the entire judicial system," the former presidents said in their letter.
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He was sentenced in 2010, but the trial raised questions about China's judicial system and whether it was being used as a tool of industrial policy, a charge China's government has denied.
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BUENOS AIRES — Corruption investigations in Argentina historically have moved at a glacial pace, slogging through a labyrinthine judicial system often seen as beholden to the powerful and unwilling to hold them accountable.
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After more than two years in power, the Law and Justice party and its leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, have reshaped the judicial system in ways that critics say undermines the rule of law.
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Critics of JASTA warn that the bill, or any breach of sovereign immunity, thus could potentially allow individual citizens or the US judicial system the power to influence foreign policy, even unintentionally.
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Opponents of the bill fear that if it becomes law, it would open a door for Beijing to take anyone from Hong Kong — including dissidents — into the mainland's opaque, politicized judicial system.
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In the big cities, thousands of demonstrators have regularly filled the streets to protest government changes to the judicial system, including the forced retirement of more than two dozen Supreme Court judges.
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Sri Lestari, 42, a nanny in the affluent Menteng neighborhood, said Mr. Joko had not done enough to bring fairness to the judicial system, resolve human rights cases or unify the people.
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Despite his imprisonment, made even more challenging by Russia's opaque and sometimes arbitrary judicial system, Mr. Serebrennikov is directing a production of Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" that is to open here Sunday.
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"We need a strong and independent judicial system, critical media and strong opposition, a strong Parliament that will control the executive organs, not act on instructions from the government," Mr. Zaev said.
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The release of Pavel Ustinov, pending the outcome of his appeal, is a rare reversal by the Russian judicial system and follows a groundswell of public support for the 23-year-old.
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The acquittal brought a likely conclusion to a four-year jail ordeal that turned the Irishman, Ibrahim Halawa, 4403, into one of the most prominent foreigners trapped in Egypt's harsh judicial system.
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In a major departure from past British climate movements, the group urges its members to try to get arrested so they can use the judicial system as a platform to force change.
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In fact, the new constitution would allow the president to appoint four members to the Supreme Council of Judges and Prosecutors, Turkey's highest legal body responsible for oversight of a judicial system.
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They assail her for having introduced a bill earlier this year that would have allowed Hong Kong residents to be extradited to the opaque and often harsh judicial system of mainland China.
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The former Nissan chief may be guilty of various financial crimes, Kingston said, "but that has all been over shadowed" by Ghosn's treatment and his arguments that the judicial system is rigged.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's political establishment must open up negotiations on proposals to reform the country's courts to avoid further damage to the country's judicial system, a United Nations envoy urged on Friday.
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And in a case related to special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, the question of former White House counsel Don McGahn's refusal to testify is working its way through the judicial system.
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They include training the police in handling complaints, opening more women's shelters, making different bits of the judicial system liaise better, and possibly loosening the rules on medical confidentiality in certain cases.
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Some analysts said his case was a test of whether the country's relatively youthful democracy and judicial system are ready to crack down on the white-collar crimes of family-owned conglomerates.
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"The people who create the law, interpret it through the judicial system and enforce it through policing are seen as corrupt and as double-dealing as the system they've created," he said.
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"These charges represent a direct message from the judicial system that the military will not govern again in Guatemala," said Jesús Hernández, a political science professor at the Rafael Landívar University in Quetzaltenango.
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He added that "the integrity of the law enforcement and the judicial system is really at stake here" and said he believes that Sessions resigning would be for the good of the country.
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Gungor Azim Tuna told the news agency that a person parked the car near a housing complex in Viransehir for members of the judicial system and detonated the bomb with a remote device.
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In an earlier statement, TikTok had said that it had faith in India's judicial system and was "optimistic about an outcome that would be well received" by its millions of users in India.
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That led to the exposure of "corruption, influence-peddling and the existence of organised networks inside the judicial system", as a committee set up by Martín Vizcarra, the country's president, reported last month.
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"This is a dishonorable complaint filed by a known serial complainant and political activist with a history of abusing the judicial system," Christie spokesman Brian Murray said to PEOPLE in an emailed statement.
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But we have mechanisms in place with the judicial system that will allow us to gain material that is necessary to benefit the nation as a whole or the community as a whole.
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The Vienna-based institute says that government pressure on the judicial system has compromised the separation of powers and the rule of law, leaving Turkish journalists unable to effectively defend themselves in court.
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But the inclusion of China in the plan raised fears among citizens and businesses that they could become ensnared in its politically controlled judicial system that is criticized by international human rights groups.
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He has even floated the idea that highly paid solicitors in London's "magic circle" firms might be required to pay a levy towards the cost of the judicial system from which they benefit.
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Later, he argued that the court's rulings were only binding on the parties directly involved, not on anyone else—a pedantic point that elides how legal precedent works in the American judicial system.
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Trump's power play injected fresh intensity into his escalating political offensive against the Justice Department and renewed worries he is barging across long-held boundaries between the judicial system and the Oval Office.
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Brazil's Public Prosecutor's Office, the Federal Police, government agencies and the judicial system itself rely on the wide support of a society that tolerates neither corruption nor complacency in the face of corruption.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romanian magistrates who have launched a protest against modifications of the judicial system they say threaten the rule of law dismissed a partial rollback of the changes on Tuesday as insufficient.
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Spain's High Court has summoned Catalonia's deposed leader to testify in Madrid later this week as the country's judicial system weighs up whether to proceed with criminal charges against the pro-independence leadership.
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"This administration invested in the economic reforms, but they ignored the reforms in the judicial system and in the field of corruption," said Enrique Krauze, a prominent Mexican historian who knows Mr. Slim.
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"This phone may contain evidence that will assist us in an active criminal investigation, and we will continue to use the judicial system in our attempt to obtain it," the Justice Department said.
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They fear it could undermine the city's rule of law and independent judicial system, guaranteed when the former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under the "one country, two systems" formula.
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"We cannot have the death penalty here because of the judicial system — it's problematic, it's dysfunctional," said Ricky Gunawan, director of the Community Legal Aid Institute, a nongovernmental organization that represented Mr. Eleweke.
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A source in the judicial system of Paris tells TMZ the fact Brown was released with no conditions and free to leave the country is a sign authorities have problems with the case.
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The development is likely to renew focus on what has been characterized in the West as Japan's unduly harsh judicial system - a system branded "hostage justice" by critics and defended by local authorities.
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These courts aren't part of the regular US judicial system, but are instead technically part of the executive branch—it's a bit like if a criminal court were run by a police department.
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Turkey's judicial system was by no means perfect when Mr. Erdogan came to power — and law professors point out that the country has only in rare periods had anything like an independent judiciary.
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" Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu wrote on Twitter that the "acquittal of all the defendants in the Gezi Park trial is a true source of joy, and restores trust in the Turkish judicial system.
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"Questions around the independence of the judicial system and severe allegations of corruption at the highest levels means that a European Parliament mission to Malta is now essential," said Greens lawmaker Sven Giegold.
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"Brazil is at a tipping point and it's unclear right now which of these two forces is going to be victorious," said Matthew Taylor, an expert on Brazil's judicial system at American University.
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Washington has long resisted handing over the fugitives, many of them accused of bribery, corruption and embezzlement, because of questions about the impartiality of Chinas judicial system and the fairness of the charges.
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"I accuse George Herbert Walker Bush of exercising his power and authority to influence and subvert the American judicial system in order to convict me," he said in a two-hour courtroom speech.
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Officials have repeatedly expressed fear that seeing immigration agents in court will erode public trust in the judicial system and make undocumented immigrants less likely to comply with investigations or serve as witnesses.
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The territory's reputation for rule of law has been crucial to its success as an international financial hub, so any move that undermines its judicial system could have repercussions beyond this particular case.
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The case has had a chilling effect on the academic community, and fears deepened this week with the detention of a graduate student at an American university who was researching Egypt's judicial system.
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Ousmane Sène, director for the West African Research Center in Dakar, said that Mr. Sall's second-term priority should be reforming the judicial system that critics say he manipulated to secure his victory.
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"The defendant Wu Gan has long been influenced by the infiltration of anti-China forces and he gradually formed his ideas about overthrowing the country's current political and judicial system," the indictment said.
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And although the decision to extradite someone is primarily one involving the judicial system, the secretary of state can play a role, meaning it could be many months, possibly years, before a resolution.
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I was working in Afghanistan with the US Embassy on a USAID program focused on building a judicial system in the country, working with the Afghan Supreme Court and the Ministry of Justice.
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So you take those kids away and put them in a prison system or do you put them in a judicial system or do you put them in a Health and Human Services system?
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The idea is to place these individual cases in the broader context of how effective America's judicial system actually is, and who is ultimately impacted the most when it works or when it doesn't.
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To establish the rule of law and improve the judicial system, he has recruited a slate of candidates with little or no prior experience in politics, many of them lawyers, IT specialists or doctors.
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" The Russian technology market is not only weak, the story added, but "corruption in the judicial system … makes it difficult to defend your case in court when a predator takes over a successful startup.
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Gabriel said freedom of speech was protected by the constitutions of both countries, and none that claimed to be democratic or to respect human rights could "misuse" its judicial system to go after journalists.
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It added to hopes that Warsaw's relations with Brussels are improving after the lower house of parliament, the Sejm, approved moves last week aimed at addressing EU criticism about changes to its judicial system.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden on Friday dismissed an angry outburst from U.S. President Donald Trump after prosecutors charged U.S. rapper A$AP Rocky with assault, saying the country's judicial system was independent of political interference.
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Hard to tell if POTUS' involvement is going to help A$AP, because the Swedish PM says he made it clear that their judicial system is independent and won't be subject to outside lobbying.
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"He wants to comment on the United States&apos judicial system, a system that is by far the best, while ignoring the problems of all the other judicial systems around the world," Landry said.
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The risks of miscarriage of justice and wrongful executions are exacerbated by a judicial system that is not independent and continues to convict on evidence based on "confessions" -- often coerced or extracted through torture.
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The plans, initially announced by the justice minister in August and currently in under debate in parliament, could put the judicial system under political control in one of the European Union's most corrupt states.
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Protests in Poland leads to results: Last week the Polish Parliament voted to neuter the country's judicial system by firing all of the judges on the Supreme Court that didn't align with their ideals.
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"Once again Myanmar's judicial system has failed to stand up to state security forces and their blatant abuses of power," Baulk, a specialist on Myanmar human rights for the group, told Reuters by email.
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Underscoring the mental and physical state of the prisoner, and their family's condition, are often useful ways to advocate for the release of a prisoner, without challenging the captive government's sovereignty or judicial system.
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Although the American judicial system is shielded from public opinion by design, the growing support signaled to the court that the general public is ready for a decision that validates same-sex marriage rights.
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A fund, for example, could compensate the victims of torture; administer educational and health care programs; create economic assistance programs; and develop corruption prevention mechanisms to promote transparency and reform across the judicial system.
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And I hope, as I progress, Mafia III's hyper-violent structure makes a larger argument about how civilians turn to vigilantism when the judicial system can't effectively and justly maintain its monopoly on murder.
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The SIIJ was set up by the Social Democrats last year among a slew of judicial system changes, prompting a European Commission warning that Romanian magistrates - judges and prosecutors - were vulnerable to political intimidation.
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But he was found not guilty of sexual assault when a judge ruled that none of his three accusers were credible, sparking debate over how the country's judicial system treats victims of sexual violence.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's justice minister proposed a significant overhaul of the judicial system on Wednesday which the president called an attack on the rule of law that would set the country back a decade.
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"You can't just count on an adversary to voluntarily expose all of their weaknesses," John Oliver exclaimed, in a brilliant exposé of the problems with the American judicial system on his late-night show.
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Its jurisdiction over atrocities committed in member states applies only when the local judicial system is unable or unwilling to bring people to justice or with the blessing of the United Nations Security Council.
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WARSAW — When President Trump visited Warsaw in the summer of 413, the Polish government was busy setting up a transformation of the nation's judicial system in ways that critics found deeply troubling and undemocratic.
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They create what is, in essence, an alternative judicial system wherein foreign investors can argue that they're receiving unfair treatment and have the argument decided by an international tribunal rather than a local judge.
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Still, the controversy over the legislation has hardened views around the world toward Mr. Xi's China, particularly regarding the lack of judicial independence or basic rights for defendants plunged into the Chinese judicial system.
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The legislation would, in essence, link Hong Kong's judicial system with China's, allowing the Chinese Communist Party to seize political dissidents there and effectively ending Hong Kong's tradition of a free and independent judiciary.
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An overhaul of the judicial system, passed in 2008, gave hope to prisoners like Mr. García, who were languishing in prison without completed trials or sentences and had been arrested under the former rules.
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But Nader Nadery, a senior adviser to President Ashraf Ghani, said on Saturday that the government had tried to show the court that it had made reforms to its judicial system and penal code.
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Commenting on President Shavkat Mirziyoyev's reform plans, which include an overhaul of the judicial system and measures to tackle religious extremism, Hussein said it was crucial to balance the latter with ensuring individual rights.
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However, the President's involvement early in the Cohen case offers more support for the idea that, in Trump's view, when the judicial system goes against members of his crew, the system is alarmingly unfair.
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The case that established that certain victims of domestic violence are eligible for asylum was decided in a landmark ruling by the Board of Immigration Appeals, the highest court in our immigration judicial system.
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She said that the central bank had forwarded recommendations for criminal prosecutions for loan fraud to the authorities but that with the judicial system still largely unreformed, few cases had made it to court.
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The reform is a cornerstone of Mexico's attempts to get a grip on its unwieldy judicial system after a previous overhaul in 2016 failed to end rock-bottom conviction rates and record murder numbers.
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For relatives of the Americans, the basic lack of information about their cases in Iran's opaque judicial system, coupled with the rising tensions over the nuclear agreement and other issues, has amplified the stress.
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On learning that the subject of discussion would be women's rights within the Saudi judicial system, Khawari rearranged her evening in order to attend, and later rallied friends to go to the subsequent discussions.
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The PSD-led coalition, which holds a strong majority in parliament, is debating proposed new legislation which the European Commission and thousands of magistrates have said would put the judicial system under political control.
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But in the context of this administration and its reaction to recent decisions by federal courts, and apparently a dispute with the entire federal judicial system, it is an unfortunate and even irresponsible usage.
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The resignation of the judge, Justice Robin Camp, on Thursday was a rare event in Canada's judicial system and followed the release of a scathing report from the Canadian Judicial Council recommending his firing.
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