There are not law-abiding citizens, they ought not have the same rights as law abiding citizens, all right?
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These trends bode well for the future: research shows that law-abiding children are more likely turn into law-abiding adults.
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" The GOP's stance is lengthy, but the essential sections repeat positive phrases like "law-abiding": "We support firearm reciprocity legislation to recognize the right of law-abiding Americans to carry firearms … We oppose federal licensing or registration of law-abiding gun owners.
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" The GOP's stance is lengthy, but the essential sections repeat positive phrases like "law-abiding": "We support firearm reciprocity legislation to recognize the right of law-abiding Americans to carry firearms … We oppose federal licensing or registration of law-abiding gun owners.
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By adding 200,363 law-abiding Salvadorans, 60,000 law-abiding Haitians and 800,000 Dreamers, Mr. Trump is aiming to blow through the typical number of yearly deportations.
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Ilene ShifrinNew York To the Editor: Yet another "law abiding" gun owner, who is now a non-law-abiding murderer, used a weapon designed solely for mass killing.
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"This mobility is great for the law-abiding and equally great for the non-law-abiding," said Douglas H. Wise, a former senior C.I.A. officer, of the borderless travel within the European Union.
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"I am a responsible and law abiding citizen," he said.
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Inflation would affect everyone who held cash, law-abiding or not.
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This is happening to people who are honest, law-abiding citizens.
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The politicians seem to be favoring criminals over law-abiding citizens.
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Law-abiding citizens and black people are not mutually exclusive groups.
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The news is not all bad for law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens excersizing their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens excersizing their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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Criminals endanger law-abiding Americans, and gangs represent a particular threat.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens exercising their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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And the Dreamers are, by definition, leading law-abiding, productive lives.
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Adults with concealed carry permits tend to be highly law-abiding.
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Such restrictions are a victory for criminals, not law-abiding citizens.
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I don't want to take guns away from law-abiding Americans.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens," said Ryan.
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This is about otherwise law-abiding folks, just going about their business.
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Youngsters have become more law-abiding for similar reasons as their elders.
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"The NRA represents ALL law abiding gun owners," wrote Jodie L Dine.
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This act, then, can ensnare those who try to be law-abiding.
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And the reason is they're not law-abiding in the first place.
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"Law-abiding Americans should not be conflated with dangerous criminals," Ho wrote.
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"What they want are more restrictions on the law-abiding," he said.
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They would not burden the vast majority of law-abiding gun owners.
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He insisted that law-abiding citizens should be able to keep guns.
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Trump's track record shows he is hardly a model law-abiding citizen.
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What's so bad about being considered smart, law-abiding, hard-working, wise,
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It just took away the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.
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Because we want our cities to be sanctuaries for law-abiding Americans.
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Still, the vast majority of the population are good, law-abiding citizens.
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I am a law-abiding citizen — a mother and a grandmother too.
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That would be an infringement on the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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" The reply from one man was "I am a law-abiding citizen.
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Wasn't the safety of black law-abiding citizens a basic civil right?
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No longer will federal agencies be coming after law-abiding gun owners.
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We are law-abiding people, we are not lawless like President Trump.
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"What they want is more restrictions on the law-abiding," LaPierre said.
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They blamed the NRA, which represents law-abiding gun owners like me.
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Small government, low taxes, law abiding, self-reliance, God-fearing, family oriented.
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The government should not force law-abiding organizations to make this choice.
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All we can do to reassure them is to be law-abiding citizens.
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He also thanked authorities and said he will be a law-abiding citizen.
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Background checks, Macy claims, only prevent law-abiding citizens from legally purchasing guns.
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"Some people, like myself, just aren't satisfied with being law-abiding, calm people."
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From coast to coast, ICE officials are busy detaining otherwise law-abiding people.
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The myth of the law abiding illegal alien is just that: a myth.
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Undocumented immigrants as a group are considerably more law-abiding than American citizens.
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Moldova is committed to becoming a stable, prosperous, law-abiding, free-market democracy.
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LaPierre has called universal background checks a "nightmare" for law-abiding gun owners.
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But Iran is not like any other law-abiding nation in the world.
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"Law-abiding citizens aren't the ones you have to worry about," he said.
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Our country must remain a haven for its law-abiding citizens, not lawbreakers.
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The gun industry has churned out guns for millions of "law-abiding" citizens.
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Most of the migrants are law-abiding people who want a better life.
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Adding more names without fixing these problems will only disarm law-abiding Americans.
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This government-adjudged racial purity affirmed that the Millers were law-abiding citizens.
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Kaiser may have been a law-abiding citizen, but his ego was criminal.
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Law abiding citizens have a legitimate expectation that their privacy will be protected.
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Law abiding citizens have a legitimate expectation that their privacy will be protected.
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"These jurisdictions are protecting criminals rather than their law-abiding residents," he said.
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"I would rather arm law-abiding citizens and make sure they can prevent this from happening, as opposed to trying to pass laws that would prevent law-abiding citizens from having guns," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told Fox News Channel.
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The House is focused on eliminating terrorists, not constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.
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Kanye seems like a law abiding citizen in my opinion so I inspected further.
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They&aposre now spitting in the face of every single law-abiding American tonight.
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Our prisons are making those sent away better at harming innocent, law-abiding citizens.
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The company's first response was to say that it is a law-abiding company.
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He becomes a good, law-abiding citizen, but Italy's siren call is too strong.
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Why go after law-abiding small-business owners and employees, and take away jobs?
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A tax-dodging retailer can undercut law-abiding rivals or pocket a higher margin.
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ICBC, he added, was a "law-abiding company" and had cooperated with Spanish authorities.
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" In contrast, Ola described itself as an "indigenous startup" and a "law abiding company.
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The groups say these technologies by their nature collect data on law-abiding people.
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"What we can't do is restrict the rights of law abiding citizens," he said.
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What is life like on the border for law abiding Mexicans and Mexican Americans?
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This is for the simple reason that primarily law-abiding people obey the bans.
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On immigration, he has argued for normalizing the legal status of law-abiding immigrants.
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China's foreign ministry said law-abiding foreign firms were welcome and would be protected.
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A young neighbour, Elias Eiguren, says militants hurt the ranchers' peaceful, law-abiding cause.
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"I'm a law abiding citizen with nothing to hide so why worry?" reads another.
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The president clearly does not respect the Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens.
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We will never stop fighting for every law-abiding citizen's right to self-defense.
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Next is the question of what degree of privacy law-abiding citizens can expect.
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They believe people that are law-abiding should be given a pathway [to citizenship].
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Those revenues must be made up by law abiding taxpayers through higher tax rates.
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It wouldn't be because I'm a good citizen, law-abiding, trustworthy, on the merits.
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Those law-abiding gun owners can help protect places where there are no police.
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They see it as a negative behavior, and they want to be law-abiding.
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In that event, hopefully a more law-abiding vice president would be acting president.
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The good news is that this will provide welcome security to the law-abiding.
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Any moral, law-abiding American should be furious at what happened to Daniel Shaver.
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The Syrian refugees intentionally welcomed by Merkel have so far proven overwhelmingly law abiding.
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Of course most blacks are patriotic and law-abiding and every black life matters.
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I join with all the law-abiding Americans who will fight to keep them.
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He had a family, and by all accounts was an employed, law-abiding citizen.
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"Scott Warren is a law-abiding, life-giving good Samaritan," he told the jury.
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I hope Brian Toretto rebels against his parents by becoming, like, a law-abiding accountant.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns from law abiding citizens," Ryan said at a news conference.
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"What they want are more restrictions on the law-abiding — think about that," LaPierre said.
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" Judge Treadwell added that the three men "are rehabilitated," and "live productive, law-abiding lives.
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Make no mistake, trained, law-abiding officers are indeed deserving of that deference and respect.
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He also asked if law-abiding gun dealers would be allowed to use the system.
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I dispute any suggestion that background checks would prevent law-abiding citizens from purchasing guns.
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I'm also sensitive to the legitimate concern that restrictions will disproportionately affect law abiding citizens.
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The bottom line is this: Law-abiding gun owners and gun dealers aren't the problem.
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The point isn't for drug dealers to be made out as innocent, law-abiding citizens.
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No one is challenging the right of law abiding citizens to responsibly own a firearm.
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"We shouldn't be banning guns from law-abiding citizens," Ryan said at a news conference.
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When it comes to sponsored Instagram posts, celebrities are not the most law-abiding citizens.
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" The officers "acted with extraordinary contempt of a law abiding citizen" and "should be condemned.
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Severe and unyielding, it compelled obedience in ways that an ordinary, law-abiding society cannot.
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His cruel, unnecessarily hard-edged approach to immigration enforcement goes after law-abiding, taxpaying residents.
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The logic often expressed is that those who are law abiding have nothing to fear.
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"Democrats want to confiscate guns from law-abiding citizens," Trump said to a standing ovation.
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Russian banks conduct legitimate business with law-abiding companies around the world, including American banks.
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That bill "would allow the most law-abiding among us to defend themselves," he said.
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But even with a majority of law-abiding riders, a few will go off-road.
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"We're a conscientious, law-abiding company with the highest standards of corporate governance," he said.
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When children of hardworking, law-abiding undocumented immigrants fear deportation, we must insist on compassion.
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It's extremely difficult for a law-abiding Mexican citizen to buy or own a gun.
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They utilize sovereign legitimacy to create illicit financial networks that penetrate law-abiding free economies.
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For the rest of us law-abiding citizens we have absolutely nothing to worry about.
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Hundreds of thousands of law-abiding hobby fliers have taken to the skies with enthusiasm.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said he does not support banning guns for law-abiding citizens.
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Law-abiding taxpayers use Form 1099-OID, for example, to report "original issue discount" income.
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When asked about the matter, BT referred to Yahoo's comment about being a law abiding group.
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But Alvarez said the new study supports previous evidence that immigrants tend to be law-abiding.
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Meyer said any citizen who was law abiding had nothing to fear from the surveillance system.
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Overall, the protesters were law-abiding, with police reporting only four arrests in 22009 American cities.
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Men and women be separated from those who remove the citizens, otherwise, law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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Feeling as if I'm above the system, not being a law-abiding citizen all the time.
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"Republicans believe America should be a sanctuary city for law-abiding, not criminal, aliens," Trump said.
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Mr. Obama is not taking away any law-abiding citizen's guns or changing the Second Amendment.
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The vast majority of residents, he says, are like anywhere else: law-abiding, family-loving folks.
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A hurried driver might disengage the law-abiding technology if he's late for work, for example.
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It's humiliating to go through this process every single time when you're a law abiding citizen.
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Trump said he would emphasize criminals before deciding about law-abiding families legally in the country.
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Basically, if you outlaw good encryption, the only people that will suffer are the law-abiding.
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The overwhelming majority of Muslims is law-abiding and has no truck with Islamic State (IS).
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CBP agents are gaining access to massive troves of personal information related to law-abiding Americans.
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I've seen firsthand the important role guns play in the hands of responsible, law-abiding people.
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We will not allow law-abiding gun owners to become scapegoats for President Obama's failed policies.
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Unfortunately for law-abiding parents, Goben said, only kids can score coupons for wearing their headgear.
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This judgment is a vital step towards protecting millions of law-abiding citizens from unjustified intrusion.
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Cornyn in no way, shape or form infringes upon the rights of law abiding gun owners.
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And when the market turns, then no law-abiding merchant will be willing to accept them.
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This sensible policy is good for law-abiding businesses, good for workers, and good for taxpayers.
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" Our genes, Alexander wrote, delude us into thinking that we are "law-abiding, kind, altruistic souls.
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They are law-abiding, tax-paying individuals who make our country richer intellectually, culturally and economically.
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Concealed handgun permit holders are also much more law-abiding than the rest of the population.
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There is a natural tension between what law-abiding citizens can do and criminals can't do.
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"Terrorist" has become a euphemism for Arabs and Muslims, whether or not they are law-abiding.
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New record attendance for #NRAAM: 87,154 law-abiding attendees over the three-day weekend in Dallas.
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The main victims of these riots are law-abiding African-American citizens living in these neighborhoods.
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Rather than place the blame on the criminal, Walmart has chosen to victimize law abiding Americans.
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Many Rathkeale Travellers run law-abiding businesses specializing in home repairs, vehicle sales, or market trading.
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They also complain that their orderly, law-abiding culture is being eroded by uncouth, rapacious visitors.
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It's not about law-abiding people who we live with in our neighborhoods and our communities.
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If we remain law-abiding citizens and continue our current existence, we are going to perish.
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The United States of America should be a sanctuary for law-abiding Americans -- not criminal aliens!
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"Permit holders in Alabama are some of the most law-abiding citizens there are," he added.
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And the NRA is actually tens of millions of peaceful, law-abiding people across the nation.
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Some Republicans worry about security, though rigorous vetting helps to ensure refugees are overwhelmingly law-abiding.
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"We will never stop fighting for our law-abiding members and their constitutional freedoms," LaPierre said.
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They've trained thousands of instructors who have passed their knowledge down to responsible, law-abiding citizens.
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"Democrats want to confiscate guns from law-abiding Americans," he told House Republicans at their retreat.
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"Banning specific weapons and punishing law-abiding citizens is not going to fix this," Scott said.
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As long as the caliph was virtuous and law-abiding, Islamic thinkers obliged Muslims to obey him.
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And it seems more like that than anything resembling a crackdown on law- abiding citizens to me.
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Collins said he was hopeful for a pathway to legal work status for law-abiding undocumented workers.
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That's what public land is: land that belongs to the public—me, you, every law-abiding American.
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Ask Jeb Bush whether law-abiding citizens who aren't trained to protect themselves create a safer America.
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That's what public land is: land that belongs to the public — me, you, every law-abiding American.
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The Trump administration has shown no interest in quelling the fears of otherwise law-abiding unauthorized immigrants.
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Police know how incredibly law-abiding permit holders are, and they realize the limitations of uniformed guards.
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Let's hope he follows through on his promises to support laws that don't criminalize law-abiding citizens.
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" On undocumented immigrants: "So we should offer hard-working, law-abiding immigrant families a path to citizenship.
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Law-abiding citizens like her great-great-grandfather, indicted by a grand jury for forging naturalization papers?
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From where does Trump draw the authority to throw thousands of law-abiding families' lives into chaos?
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López Obrador is unusually law-abiding for a Mexican politician, but Krauze did not find that reassuring.
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All of these proposals preserve Second Amendment rights of law-abiding gun owners, yet could save lives.
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Chicago, all states have had statutes granting law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed handguns (CCW).
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Later, that second chance may generate better employment opportunities that make it easier to remain law-abiding.
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"No one is challenging the right of law-abiding citizens to responsibly own a firearm," they added.
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With the franchise comes a sense for many felons that the law abiding community is their community.
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"You're not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens," North said.
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But sending out inmates is different from asking law-abiding citizens to come in for a meal.
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The First Step Act gives nonviolent offenders the chance to reenter society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
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"President Obama has nothing but contempt for the Second Amendment and law-abiding gun owners," he added.
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Pushing background checks on private transfers as proposed during the hearing disarms many law-abiding poor people.
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"We will treat law-abiding customers with respect," Walmart spokesperson Kory Lundberg told VICE News last week.
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On Tennis Brad Stine is a remarkable, deeply experienced coach and a law-abiding man in general.
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We're an incredibly law-abiding group yet it seems that the Connecticut governor called N.R.A. members terrorists.
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And we are good, law-abiding citizens who should be given the same opportunities as every citizen.
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" The officials acknowledged that "law-abiding citizens have a legitimate expectation that their privacy will be protected.
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The evidence clearly shows that illegal immigrants's criminal activity increasingly places law-abiding American citizens at risk.
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Why then does the left continue to push for legislation that will only harm law-abiding citizens?
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Law-abiding Americans are increasingly purchasing firearms but only after undergoing an industry-supported FBI background check.
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Law abiding taxpayers are stuck footing the vast majority of the fiscal burden created by their actions.
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I am disturbed by the increase in detentions and deportations of well-established and law-abiding immigrants.
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Keeping guns from terrorists while protecting the due process rights of law-abiding citizens are not mutually exclusive.
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Simpson also depicted the robbery as a one-time lapse in judgment in an otherwise law-abiding life.
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" Another reiterated the expectation that self-driving cars will be totally law-abiding: "We'll be overwhelmed by niceness.
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I know black gun owners who are law-abiding citizens and shouldn't be treated any different than me.
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The first impulse of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton is to take rights away from law- abiding citizens.
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" It's "give me options on how I can make it harder for law-abiding people to buy guns.
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Gun control used to be bipartisan — when the most visible "law abiding citizens" holding the guns were black.
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As the good, law-abiding citizen he has always been, Jon considers it treason to think anything different.
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They want to encourage moderate and law-abiding tendencies and nip in the bud any signs of radicalism.
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And then to come around and say that you want to take away guns from law-abiding Americans.
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Trump&aposs rhetoric makes it harder for police to work with law-abiding Latinos against the gang, Michelle.
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Our whole nation benefits if former inmates are able to re-enter society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
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My actions alleged in the police report do not reflect my core values and my law-abiding character.
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And his running mate, Mike Pence, has been a consistent supporter of law-abiding gun owners and sportsmen.
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Pardons can remove legal barriers to jobs and housing that prevent people from establishing a law-abiding life.
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That way, he can continue the tough work of replacing useless Zuma appointees with law-abiding, competent people.
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Earlier, the company had said it was law abiding and complied with the laws of the United States.
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Can you blame law-abiding gun owners for their trepidation every time the President speaks about gun control?
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President Obama went farther than President Bush, tinkering with the actual law to appear to be law abiding.
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Many of those who join the gang are the children of law-abiding, legal immigrant parents, he said.
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"I am a law-abiding citizen and will not be deterred in the fight for justice," it said.
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It doesn't deter criminal behavior; instead, it punishes law-abiding gun owners for the horrible actions of criminals.
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Mr. Merz demanded that immigrants adapt to the dominant German culture: secular, German-speaking, rule-of-law abiding.
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I believe in the Second Amendment and I will not restrict law-abiding citizens here in this country.
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The only guns that pretend gun-free zones prevent are those in the hands of law-abiding citizens.
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As a law-abiding US citizen, I never thought I would suffer the consequences of US counterterrorism measures.
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"REAL ID violates the constitutional freedoms of law-abiding Americans and has no place in Montana," Tester added.
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Apple argues that deliberately weakening encryption would make it easy for bad guys to hack law-abiding users.
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The people vowing to swagger with their guns in Cleveland will, in a literal sense, be law-abiding.
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In addition to insulting law-abiding voters everywhere, these lies about fraud threaten the foundations of American democracy.
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And nobody in the presidential race wants to prevent law-abiding people from keeping guns in their homes.
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First, they argue that the rights of law-abiding gun owners must be reduced to stop future murderers.
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You can stop bad things from happening while protecting the rights of law-abiding people to defend themselves.
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Law-abiding clowns are predictably upset, and have organized at least one "Clown Lives Matter" protest in response.
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The main 'benefit' has been to make it difficult for a law-abiding American to buy a gun.
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In that sense, he is not unlike our law-abiding citizens today who are protecting their constitutional rights.
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"Taxpayer dollars should not be used to crack down on law-abiding taxpayers operating legally in states," Rep.
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The cartoonist is implying that America only wants to have white, law abiding immigrants come to our country.
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Not every former ADX inmate is like Currence — many have gone on to lead productive, law-abiding lives.
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They have also complained that the racers block law-abiding residents from driving on the street at night.
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This behavior is not at all representative of the millions of law-abiding citizens in our diverse communities.
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He said Democrats' efforts would unfairly punish law-abiding gun owners, particularly those who own AR-style rifles.
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On Monday, thousands of law-abiding citizens converged on Richmond, Va., in defense of their Second Amendment rights.
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His lawyers had previously said he had been law-abiding since his 2008 conviction in Florida for solicitation.
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Law-abiding Americans found themselves becoming entrenched in the criminal world just because they wanted to drink beer.
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"Ninety-nine percent of people with any diagnosis are safe, law-abiding people in our country," Pelosi said.
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"The emergency law is more specific and law-abiding ordinary citizens would not be as affected," he said.
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There's been fear-mongering every time a state has passed laws letting law-abiding citizens carry concealed handguns.
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But taken together, the trend feeds into a mass incarceration epidemic that frequently ensnares otherwise law-abiding citizens.
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"Today's actions infringe upon the rights of law-abiding citizens," said Senator Pamela Helming, from Central New York.
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"We believe our country should be a sanctuary for law-abiding citizens, not for criminal aliens," he said.
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If criminals can't control their criminal urges, law-abiding citizens must modify their own behavior to prevent crime.
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Any executive order President Obama signs that regulates firearms transactions will merely regulate the freedom of law abiding citizens.
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Should one company really have the power to terminate a law-abiding publisher with the click of a button?
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Latinos come to this country the best majority law-abiding hardworking, they want to part of the American dream.
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The vast majority of gun owners are responsible, law-abiding people who exercise a right guaranteed in the Constitution.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan criticized the president, saying his actions targeted law abiding citizens instead of criminals and terrorists.
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In other words, they are the equivalent of those firearms commonly used by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes.
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This settlement may bring some awareness to the futility of gun control regulations that only disarm the law-abiding.
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A return to these lawful strategies will reduce crime and protect law-abiding people trapped in those dangerous conditions.
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Economists have long suspected that those who commit crimes place less value on the future than law-abiding citizens.
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National media like big controversies and big ideas, not the humdrum, non-controversial operations of a law-abiding bureaucracy.
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"We're not suggesting that a law-abiding American citizen should not be able to buy a gun," he said.
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The officers have been directed not to move against law-abiding illegal immigrants who have lived here for years.
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The United States could set heavy-handed regulations on digital currencies, but that would only affect law-abiding owners.
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And if law-abiding citizens fail to demonstrate their right to carry guns, they risk losing it, they add.
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"These technologies continue to raise serious privacy concerns for law-abiding citizens who are just living their lives," Rep.
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If they have been law-abiding citizens in the decades since, they are probably no danger to society today.
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Over in the (mostly) law abiding side of this saga, Jimmy's reinstatement hearing before the bar is a disaster.
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Distress over the conflict between lawbreaking patient advocacy and law-abiding cost control intensifies with a life-threatening disease.
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"The NRA opposes any legislation that unfairly infringes upon the rights of law-abiding citizens," LaPierre said last week.
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The Trump administration is doing everything it can to undermine Planned Parenthood's law-abiding, science-based reproductive health services.
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And yet, people who are not good, law-abiding citizens of the nation have rights that we don't have.
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Mr. Sadler grew up near Pittsburgh as a clean-living, law-abiding kid in a family of drug dealers.
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Let's figure out what went wrong before we start talking about taking away the rights of law abiding citizens.
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The First Step Act gives non-violent offenders the chance to re-enter society as productive, law-abiding citizens.
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How can a law-abiding citizen respect all of the laws when some are so obviously useless and unjust?
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Under my bill, local laws would still dictate where law-abiding citizens can and can't carry a concealed firearm.
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Opponents say those new laws won't work and will only end up punishing and endangering law-abiding gun owners.
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"We will treat law-abiding customers with respect, and we will have a very non-confrontational approach," he said.
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However unpopular it may be among law-abiding gun owners, Americans have long made sacrifices for the collective good.
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The 5-3 majority opinion, Sotomayor wrote, will have dramatic ramifications for law-abiding citizens targeted by police, especially minorities.
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The government has so far not said it will investigate why the phones of law-abiding citizens have been tapped.
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The tie-up, however, "could make Apple's podcast operations more law-abiding in China," suggested Wang Boyuan, editor at TechCrunch.
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We can argue forever about the exact proportion of criminals among the law-abiding, but frankly, isn't one too many?
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" Mr. Ryan said that "rather than focus on criminals and terrorists, he goes after the most law-abiding of citizens.
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"Virtually all law-abiding citizens feel safer when they see officers walking a beat," Harris writes in her 2009 book.
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Registration would not prevent law-abiding people from owning guns, but it would make life far more difficult for criminals.
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Start by ensuring that the digital world, like the real one, has places where law-abiding people can enjoy privacy.
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And as they do, some may lash out at innocent, law-abiding Muslims and immigrants, as we've seen happen before.
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With their firm belief in the imminence of the end times, they describe themselves as law-abiding in most respects.
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I was a recovering addict, so I had to get clean and learn how to be a law-abiding citizen.
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You'll hear that this action is another step toward our government taking away the rights of law-abiding gun owners.
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But we cannot – and should not – take away guns from law-abiding citizens because there is evil in this world.
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Proponents say it will allow law-abiding gun owners to travel across state lines with their firearms without being arrested.
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The op-ed criticized the "proposal to crack down on the civil liberties of law-abiding American Muslims" after Rep.
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What else can they do but try to help their faculty members be as safe and law-abiding as possible?
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The National Rifle Association surely wasn't coming, even though Castile was a law-abiding citizen exercising his Second Amendment rights.
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Hooked up to polygraph machines, these law-abiding public servants had the most intimate details of their lives cut open.
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If he remains law abiding for 180 days, he can petition for the conviction to be removed from his record.
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"You're not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens," North told host Chris Wallace.
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Most of all, we remain hopeful that Iran will someday join the international community of peace-loving, law-abiding nations.
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This might be a rationale for special licensing procedures, but not for a ban on the peaceable and law-abiding.
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Due process & right to self-defense for law-abiding Americans The NRA expanded on its view in a statement Wednesday.
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Understandably, our law-abiding EU customers want assurance that their data will not be subjected to unfettered or unjustified snooping.
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He considers himself the type of law-abiding, hard-working American he said is belittled and marginalized by coastal elites.
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It is time for America's law-abiding citizens to end the absurd lock the National Rifle Association has on Congress.
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The agency could reverse its policy on sweeps tomorrow, allowing agents to ensnare even more otherwise law-abiding undocumented people.
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"Yahoo is a law abiding company, and complies with the laws of the United States," a Yahoo spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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On the other side, our community leaders must encourage our citizens to behave in a civil and law-abiding fashion.
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We were assailed by the gun-rights crowd, of course, which said we wanted to disarm all law-abiding Americans.
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"As we've said for years, this is a law-abiding business that helps consumers save money," Ms. Mac Murray said.
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On the flip side, administrative rules also can be hyper-specific, making criminals of even well-intended, law-abiding citizens.
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But House was a law-abiding citizen, father of an 8-year-old girl, a construction worker and money manager.
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The 14th Amendment is America's promise that no law-abiding person will be deprived of that right, regardless of color.
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The verdict in the Kate Steinle murder case is a slap in the face to every law-abiding American citizen.
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" Hunsucker "hasn't run from" the allegations, the lawyer said, and he "has been a law-abiding citizen his entire life.
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We need to do better at keeping guns out of the hands of criminals instead of harassing the law-abiding.
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First, our Constitution and 240 years of American liberty require that any sound-minded, law abiding adult may own firearms.
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While the bill would curb law-abiding actors, any regulatory regime remains vulnerable to those who deliberately mask their identities.
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Permit holders are even unusually law-abiding drivers, being 220006 times less likely to drive recklessly or under the influence.
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At the same time, we will continue to oppose gun control measures that only serve to punish law-abiding citizens.
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" The NRA has repeatedly said that law abiding citizens with guns are the best protection from "bad guys with guns.
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These days, a minor traffic stop can result in detention and swift deportation for an otherwise law-abiding undocumented person.
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Luann continues, "My actions alleged in the police report do not reflect my core values and my law abiding character."
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The overwhelming majority of immigration violators are otherwise law-abiding; only a very small minority are implicated in violent crime.
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The core of the controversy is the right of law-abiding citizens to be secure in their own private thoughts.
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His dad had been a law-abiding tax-paying citizen in France for 30 years and was now a septuagenarian.
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"The basis of this whole bill is that it allows law-abiding citizens to protect themselves and their families," he said.
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If a gun is in common use for law-abiding purposes, the test goes, then it's protected by the Second Amendment.
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You're the president of law abiding citizens and those who happen to be in prison, and so you can't play favorites.
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"What they want are more restrictions on the law-abiding — think about that," LaPierre told conservative activists gathered for the conference.
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But none of his actions are aimed at taking weapons away from law-abiding citizens, and none will have that effect.
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All three of the plaintiffs have "paid their debts to society" and now live "productive, law-abiding lives," the ruling said.
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We believe that we can support common-sense policies to prevent gun violence and the rights of law-abiding gun owners.
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You don&apost have to give them citizenship, but let them stay in this country if they&aposve been law-abiding.
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Gun rights advocates argued that restrictions on legal gun sales would leave law-abiding citizens more vulnerable to attacks by criminals.
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We need hard evidence to show that research is not a plot to take guns away from law-abiding gun owners.
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Law-abiding citizens should be able to carry weapons in public for the general purpose of self-defense, the plaintiffs argued.
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Law abiding citizens, aka "bad hombres:" Joel Colindres fled Guatemala more than a decade ago to come to the United States.
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Wall Street apparently takes and then forgets, and then comes after the guns of law-abiding American citizens and small businesses.
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The move comes after several big-city mayors have promised their cities will be safe havens for law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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He presented himself as a law-abiding pillar of the community while exerting his considerable influence in the Albuquerque drug trade.
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Instead of behaving, the rioters actively misbehaved, running, shouting, behaving in ways that violated the behavior expected of law-abiding citizens.
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Maybe law abiding citizens are sick and tired of all the rights given to rapists, murderers, pimps, thugs, and General ****tards.
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He wanted something to do something pretty much every law-abiding adult outside of the nation's capital could: own a handgun.
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"I know that people are trying to find daylight between President Trump and five million law-abiding gun owners," she said.
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A shell company isn't evidence of illegality; limited liability, which the arrangement confers, can be useful to law-abiding people too.
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This criminal activity is routinely swept under the rug in order to protect the myth of the law abiding illegal alien.
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But yes, it is possible for some people to live normal, law-abiding lives on long-term opioids for pain control.
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In their world we criminalise law-abiding Americans and take their guns knowing that criminals won't surrender theirs any time soon.
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It keeps guns away from criminals and, at the same time, does not step on the toes of law-abiding citizens.
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Anyone that knows the Latino culture knows that we are a hardworking, law-abiding, intensely patriotic community with strong family values.
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The NRA however, has opposed any new age requirements, saying it would infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens. Rep.
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A reasonable solution allowing law-abiding undocumented immigrants to live and work here legally is imperative in any serious immigration reform.
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And they argue that federal overreach has led to a spike in deportations of otherwise law-abiding immigrants over minor infractions.
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"Law abiding Americans are apoplectic with the lack of law and order we have seen during President Obama's tenure," he said.
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The case had shaken an otherwise law-abiding, quiet immigrant community, she said, that perhaps above all else, values its privacy.
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The move comes after several leading U.S. mayors have promised their cities will be safe havens for law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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As more law-abiding residents arm themselves, so might the criminals in the same communities—rather than the other way around.
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You, a decent and mostly law-abiding citizen, have been tasked with making sure that a Dylan-West collaboration never materializes.
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However, admitting everyone to our country who is law-abiding and wants a better life is not a rational immigration policy.
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"If you're going to stereotype them, you should say they're law-abiding, super ethical, warm and kind to strangers," he said.
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But the high-flying devices have also triggered backlash over fears they will be used to spy on law-abiding citizens.
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Law-abiding black people are just as motivated to defend themselves, their families and their homes as any other racial group.
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Later, the Tony Awards provided their own people, who were much more law-abiding and would only collect disks during commercials.
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I'm not trying to take away law-abiding citizens' gun rights, and I'm not trying to take away the Second Amendment.
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Worse, they would make millions of law abiding Americans less safe and less able to defend themselves and their loved ones.
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Most gun owners are law abiding, just as many people have no trouble taking narcotic painkillers according to the prescribed instructions.
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So many people in the country are law-abiding citizens who use firearms to hunt, to use from a recreation standpoint.
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It should do so by providing a path for law-abiding Dreamers to obtain a green card and ultimately, full citizenship.
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"Claudia Tenney will always stand up for law-abiding gun owners," Ms. Renna said when asked about the mass-shooter observation.
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Amanda Chase called the Democrats who supported the legislation "traitors," saying that it would only serve to hurt law-abiding Virginians.
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He has given immigration officials greater discretion to deport otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants and to harass travelers with valid papers.
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" Rohrabacher received an "A" rating from National Rifle Association's Political Victory Fund for being "a champion for law-abiding gun owners.
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That could put store employees in the difficult position of trying to distinguish between troublemakers and law-abiding citizens with guns.
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Trump said during the meeting that his administration is committed to helping former inmates become productive, law abiding members of society.
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But with our unemployment rate at a 17-year low, who really gains by removing the protections for law-abiding Salvadorans?
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Rather than prosecuting real criminals, she would strip hardworking, law-abiding citizens of their rights to protect themselves and their families.
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The confusion, or deliberate conflation, of terrorist extremists with ordinary, law-abiding Muslims meant laying a collective guilt on all Muslims.
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As a society, it is time we ask, what would cause apparently law-abiding "normal" Americans: doctors, lawyers, elected officials, etc.
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Asscher defended the rights of law-abiding Muslims to not be treated as second-class citizens or insulted for wearing headscarves.
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"This cap will force the Trump administration to prioritize arresting and deporting serious criminals, not law-abiding immigrants," the statement said.
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"The main objective of these students is to ban firearms completely, and confiscate the firearms of law-abiding Americans," Brown said.
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"I would hope this would get the attention of some of the people who are law-abiding citizens," Ms. Lowe said.
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That starts, naturally, with Obama's executive actions designed to shelter otherwise law-abiding unauthorized residents of the United States from deportation.
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The video where a law-abiding man followed an officer's instructions to the letter of the law and was killed regardless?
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We also find that public support for legalization and opposition to deportations increase substantially the longer law-abiding immigrants have been in the U.S. On average, people are somewhat opposed to deporting law-abiding immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for as little as five years, and opposition becomes even stronger for longer-term immigrants.
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These were the law-abiding gun owners you always hear about, those who are — or want to be — at ease with guns.
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Such opacity has presented an opportunity for Coinbase, which has both an easy-to-use mobile app and a law-abiding reputation.
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And using money from criminals rather than law-abiding US taxpayers to foot the bill for anything sounds like an easy sell.
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"The myth of the law-abiding illegal alien is just that," Mortensen wrote in an op-ed for the Hill last year.
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"But I can confirm that the NRA opposes any legislation that unfairly infringes upon the rights of law-abiding citizens," he said.
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They also know that it's hardly in America's interest to have the Commander in Chief targeting ordinary, law-abiding individuals for attacks.
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" It added, "we will continue to shine a light on acts of fraud undermining this system as well as law-abiding applicants.
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Everywhere parking is a big reason law-abiding people pay fines to the government and a cause of screaming rows between strangers.
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Authorities say Egypt is a law-abiding state and that any rights violations are merely individual cases whose perpetrators are held accountable.
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As part of their integration into law-abiding society, they are to receive from August a monthly stipend of 663,945 pesos ($220).
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"NORDIC NOIR" crime fiction portrays the dark underbelly of societies which appear on the surface to be staid, comfortable and law-abiding.
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"For me the bottom line is any proposal in this area has gotta have more protections for law abiding Americans," Wyden said.
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He made the announcement on CNN, but later clarified by saying he didn't support collecting weapons from hunters, or law-abiding owners.
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As it is, Google can easily claim its app is just helping law-abiding users avoid an unnecessary delay in their commute.
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Proponents say the law will prevent law-abiding gun owners from being arrested when they travel across the country with their guns.
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Law-abiding citizens who legally carry firearms may be dangerous to bad guys, but pose no threat to police or the public.
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No guns would be confiscated under Obama's plan, and no law-abiding citizen would be denied the ability to purchase a gun.
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Doing so would hurt only the well-meaning and law-abiding citizens who rely on companies like Apple to protect their data.
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Depp, being the law-abiding citizen he is (or playing along for kicks), also turned up to greet a waiting media pack.
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Her plan is to disarm law-abiding Americans, abolishing the Second Amendment, and leaving only the bad guys and terrorists with guns.
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The bill, backed by the National Rifle Association, says a law-abiding person does not have to retreat before using deadly force.
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That would leave the law-abiding relying on crippled cryptography while the truly dangerous made use of more robust software written elsewhere.
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"I DOUBT that anyone in this country is more law-abiding than me," says Brazil's former president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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In 2015 its crime rate fell to a 6.53-year low, with fewer offences per person even than famously law-abiding Tokyo.
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" She later defended her comments, saying she was standing up "for law-abiding citizens who are smeared by anti-gun liberal elitists.
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The CSIS report's recommendations represent common-sense measures to expand such cooperation without compromising the security and privacy and law-abiding citizens.
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The National Rifle Association was quick to blast the president's remarks, saying they were "condescending" to law-abiding gun owners. http://bit.
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Despite the negotiations, Swiss gun rights advocates have argued the regulations threaten to disarm law-abiding citizens, according to the news service.
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I will continue to work with my colleagues and President Trump to pass this common sense legislation to protect law-abiding citizens.
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" Donald Trump Jr. was more blunt on Twitter: "Psycho w illegal gun kills many taken down my law abiding citizen w gun.
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Republicans have opposed the bills, arguing they infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens and would fail to curb gun violence.
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Heller, which recognized an individual right of "law abiding" and responsible citizens to have a gun in the home for self-defense.
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Authorities say Egypt is a law-abiding state and that any rights violations are merely individual cases whose perpetrators are held accountable.
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In fact, overly aggressive actions like these set a dangerous precedent for tax policy and administration by arbitrarily targeting law-abiding taxpayers.
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"They assume that all citizens are law-abiding, which is like assuming everybody drives 55 in a 55 [mph zone]," he said.
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"We will not accept attempts to assert unlawful maritime claims at the expense of law-abiding nations," Esper said in the speech.
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Denmark has struggled for decades with how to integrate immigrants, the overwhelming majority of whom are law abiding, into its welfare state.
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Kelly has no depth of experience in domestic politics, beyond his brief stint as the nation's top deporter of law-abiding immigrants.
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Many law-abiding people would love the chance to contribute to American prosperity but are barred from doing so by current rules.
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For Donuts, the agreement protects its brand by ensuring that its domains are legitimate and law-abiding contributors to the digital environment.
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Moreover, demanding social-media passwords from visitors would create new privacy and security risks for all law-abiding visitors, jeopardizing their safety.
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Most probation officers spend their civil service careers balancing the protection of the community with assisting probationers lead law-abiding productive lives.
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Before responding to a VICE News query Wednesday, Yahoo previously told journalists that the embattled internet giant was a "law-abiding" company.
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" In thousands-strong collectives like Virtuous Pedophiles, like-minded pedophiles beseech each other to "remain law-abiding and lead happy, productive lives.
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"This is an attempt to apply pressure to deplatform a legal, American business selling legal products to law-abiding customers," he said.
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"It's hard to get a car to drive in a human-like manner," he explained, while also staying safe and law-abiding.
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Thousands of law-abiding British citizens who came to the country as part of Windrush became victims of xenophobia and bungled bureaucracy.
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" He added, "But I can confirm that the NRA opposes any legislation that unfairly infringes upon the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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He said the facilities gave Uighurs and other Muslims courses in the Chinese language and taught them to be law-abiding citizens.
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The attack prompted the government to tighten gun laws and raised questions about the country's image as a peaceful, law-abiding society.
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These burdens fall most heavily on low-wage workers, making it even more difficult for them to live productive, law-abiding lives.
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Cities and states should be able to protect law-abiding immigrants living in their communities from unjust and harmful federal immigration policies.
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"We're not telling anyone who's law abiding ... that they're going to have to give up anything," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
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If they seek to deport vulnerable refugees and contributing and law-abiding residents of our communities we may need to create sanctuaries.
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Every industry has some people interested in long-term gain, who are more risk-averse and tend to be more law-abiding.
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"@DICKS decision isn't focusing on the actual problem, what it is doing is punishing law-abiding citizens," the NRA tweeted on Tuesday.
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By offering a path to legal status replete with background checks, law enforcement agencies can differentiate between criminals and law-abiding individuals.
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The seniors talked about their mission, which Tarr said is not to take away the civil liberties of law-abiding gun owners.
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Law-abiding citizens struggle to find banks willing to shoulder the cost of compliance, which pushes us toward a few large banks.
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If I'm a law-abiding citizen, why should I be at all curious about how the US government is using this technology?
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But what about regular, law-abiding people who don't crash the stock exchange or end up in jail after strangling their grandma?
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Her plan is to disarm law-abiding Americans, abolishing the Second Amendment and leaving only the bad guys and terrorists with guns.
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"For law abiding gun owners and people who support the second amendment, the stakes in this election have never been higher," Baker said.
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It is not a matter of sheriffs and outlaws, of taming a wild land, of law-abiding citizens beset by scoundrels and lowlifes.
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"No law-abiding Texan should be priced out of the ability to exercise their Second Amendment rights," Abbott said in signing the measure.
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Opponents of the measures say the laws are poorly written, would do little to combat crime and would punish law-abiding gun owners.
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And we believe in the importance of protecting legitimate and law-abiding refugees whose very lives may be at stake in immigration proceedings.
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For years, prosecutors for Immigration and Customs Enforcement had the discretion to drop cases against low-risk or otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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Despite all the correctional officers out there, you law-abiding citizens may never have had a chance to meet one in the wild.
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You know, they want to talk about law abiding citizens, I just find it amazing the President keeps saying the gun show loophole.
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" Schaaf further reflected in her Feb 27 statement: "We know that law-abiding citizens live in fear of arrest and deportation every day.
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" Valerie Castile maintains that her son was a law-abiding citizen, and says she thinks the officer who shot him was "trigger happy.
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If there ever was a moment for the U.S. government to intervene on behalf of law-abiding U.S. citizens, now is the time.
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"I'm actually a very law abiding person: I try not to litter, I cross at the green," says Booth, now 72 years old.
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Trump – Trump believes that the best way to ensure safety from guns is to enable law-abiding citizens to carry and defend themselves.
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Either they act like decent, law-abiding Americans, or they should be considered as having forfeited the right of being treated as one.
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ICBC has declined to comment on the case beyond saying the bank is a law-abiding company and had cooperated with Spanish authorities.
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OTHERWISE law-abiding citizens confiscating drivers' keys, kettles that reek of crabmeat, and twenty-somethings unable to afford apartments; these phenomena seem unconnected.
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If I don't look like someone a cop wants to arrest, that's not a testament to my law-abiding goodness, or the cop's.
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The prices of cryptocurrencies across the board are continuing to rise, and so are the stakes for criminals and law-abiding HODLers alike.
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Look no further than the fate of the so-called "DACA kids," law-abiding adults who were brought to the U.S. as children.
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"I have a lot of concerns about the due process component of that,and I don't want to punish law-abiding citizens," Sen.
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From congressional Democrats to their media allies, anti-gun liberals are predictably criticizing law-abiding gun owners and trampling on the Second Amendment.
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"If he's alive he's obviously living somewhat of a law-abiding life, because otherwise the prints should come back a match," Smith said.
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Hillary's solution is to disarm law-abiding Americans, which leaves good people defenseless while criminals will continue to commit crimes against the innocent.
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Dreamers are hard-working and law-abiding people who put their trust in the American government — we cannot turn our backs on them.
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Check out more videos from VICE: I've also heard you defend your inaction by claiming to protect constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.
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The argument of "unlawful drug users" has also been used to refuse employment and terminate law-abiding medical marijuana patients around the country.
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There are millions of law abiding gun owners across America who use firearms as personal defense weapons, for hunting, or just for collecting.
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The background check system confuses the names of law-abiding individuals with those of criminals, resulting in thousands of "false positives" every year.
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Delinquent kids in more affluent places do not avoid police because they are law-abiding, but because our system does not target them.
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"Leading candidates for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens," Pence said of the debate.
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Ms. Gallicchio said Mr. Toro's family knows him as "a peaceful, law-abiding person" who is "kind and loving," and family-oriented himself.
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The belief among Americans that the law is applied fairly is one of the reasons the United States is a law abiding country.
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Mr. Vance's approach will prevent otherwise law-abiding people from accumulating criminal records and will take pressure off an already overburdened court system.
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But the executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association said any additional requirements for gun licensing only burdens law-abiding gun owners.
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We'd rather have our police officers perform duties that keep our communities safe rather than arresting law-abiding residents and tearing families apart.
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The VCDL led an effort to pass symbolic resolutions declaring counties "Second Amendment sanctuaries" in support of gun rights for "law abiding" citizens.
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However, in the Trump era, ICE agents have been detaining and deporting many otherwise law-abiding longtime residents who are here without authorization.
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The solution begins with an immigration reform bill that gives law-abiding and taxpaying immigrants the chance to contribute to our economy permanently.
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"Measures to strengthen cybersecurity should not come at the expense of exposing law-abiding Americans' private information to government surveillance," the letter says.
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That way, the privacy and security of millions of law-abiding users won't be compromised – and their confidence in technology will remain strong.
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Permit holders are extremely law-abiding, being convicted of firearm violations at thousandths of one percentage point, and usually for fairly minor offenses.
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We need well-educated kids to become productive and law-abiding adults, and an educated workforce to remain competitive in a global economy.
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Johnson argues that expanding background checks puts a burden on law-abiding citizens and likely would do little to prevent future mass shootings.
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The powerful National Rifle Association lobbied forcefully against any restrictions on gun sales, saying they infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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No matter Russia's true disdain for international law, it must at least pretend to be law-abiding to achieve its rational self-interest.
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House Republicans have flatly condemned both pieces of legislation, arguing the measures would be both ineffective and infringe on law-abiding citizens' rights.
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Workman of Second Amendment Foundation says Washington's measure will take away firearms from law-abiding residents who can easily pass multiple background checks.
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He also had to provide the feds with a letter from the Miami Police Department vouching for him as a law-abiding citizen.
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" NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre said in a statement that "we will never stop fighting for our law-abiding members and their constitutional freedoms.
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Representatives for Facebook and Google who were at the meeting said they were law abiding and provided a platform for Israeli businesses to thrive.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen said the announcement underscored a need to pass a legislative solution for TPS recipients who have been working and law abiding.
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Here's the catch: Penny Peabody may appear to be a law-abiding citizen, but she's more apt to take favors as payment, not cash.
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" Cox said the NRA also called for "due process protections" for "law-abiding Americans who are wrongly put on a watchlist to be removed.
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" Marco Rubio said it was just "one more way to make it harder for law-abiding people … to be able to protect their families.
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But the decrease has been so dramatic that it almost certainly points to children being more law-abiding today than they used to be.
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Outside the hotel, demonstrators repeatedly chanted, "Children stay, Sessions goes," in a demonstration that authorities told BuzzFeed News remained relatively peaceful and law-abiding.
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The group told the legislature that "civic participation" was crucial to the process that helps people leave crime behind to become "law-abiding" citizens.
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In the confusion of a raid, a law-abiding citizen is more likely to reckon that his home must be under attack by thugs.
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But DeLemus' attorney said he was law-abiding and devoutly religious, and that he had sought to bring a peaceful resolution to the standoff.
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While he condemned Saipov&aposs alleged crimes, he also said he understands what can send a law-abiding Muslim down the path of radicalization.
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The same is true, of course, about African-Americans -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
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And the evidence tells us that in states that require background checks, law-abiding Americans don't find it any harder to purchase guns whatsoever.
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Foreign fighters Philippines Solicitor General Jose Calida told reporters on Friday that the declaration of martial law shouldn't cause alarm for law-abiding citizens.
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Senior officials in law-abiding countries have told me they can hardly believe their eyes as to what is underway in the United States.
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We know that all the old prejudices about some groups being better, smarter, more moral, more responsible, and law-abiding than others is wrong.
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This is a reckless violation of personal privacy and stands to put in physical danger law-abiding individuals and their relatives around the world.
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The last time €500 bills were printed was 2014, but they are popular among law-abiding folk in Germany and some other European countries.
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Such behavior by the highest law enforcement official in the country has no place in any nation that considers itself a law-abiding country.
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That does nothing to ratchet down the violence, though, and is scant comfort to law abiding, hardworking black folk most affected by the carnage.
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The law enforcement and technology communities share the same goal: keeping law-abiding individuals and the communities in which they reside safe from crime.
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Time in prison, where many join gangs like the Crips and Bloods for protection, makes them highly unlikely to return as law-abiding citizens.
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Prohibiting adults from having guns on campuses eliminates the possibility that an armed law-abiding citizen might stop or slow down a mass attacker.
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For us law-abiding customers, that just means we have to provide a little extra information compared to a couple of decades ago.2.
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We must be tough on corrupt Russian officials, but make sure that law-abiding Russian citizens are not punished by sanctions against the regime.
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If someone wants to put in the work to become law-abiding, responsible citizen, it's in society's best interest to help provide that opportunity.
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"This president's executive actions on guns should not deprive law-abiding Americans of their constitutional right to due process," Emmer said in a statement.
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"Her plan is to disarm law-abiding Americans, abolishing the Second Amendment, and leaving only the bad guys and terrorists with guns," Trump said.
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"We want to show that Trump supporters are law-abiding citizens," said Daryl Rembowski, a 52-year-old carpenter and member of the group.
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"Hillary Clinton does not believe that law-abiding Americans have the right to use a firearm to protect themselves in their homes," Cox said.
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The people who will suffer the most as a result of these riots, are law-abiding African-American residents who live in these communities.
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That said, we law-abiding taxpayers shouldn't be punished when the officials who designate places as sanctuary cities should face any federal punishment alone.
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"What they want are more restrictions on the law-abiding," LaPierre told a friendly audience at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday.
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You could do the noble and right thing, make the important decision as a law-abiding citizen, and narc her out to the cops.
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So you should consider if you want 100% and become a criminal or if you get 10% and still be a law abiding citizen.
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Law-abiding collection lawyers are put at a disadvantage competing against disreputable attorneys who engage in abusive practices such as the ones described here.
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On the contrary: He abuses his power to mistreat inmates, to terrorize law-abiding Latinos, to harass and intimidate his critics and political adversaries.
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Critics say the program disproportionately targets African-American and Latino citizens, the majority of whom are law-abiding New Yorkers, according to multiple studies.
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Though his crime "represents one of the most supreme assaults against society," Mr. Bell is capable of living a "law-abiding life," it wrote.
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Like most rural conservatives, he truly believes that taking guns away from law-abiding citizens will never solve America's gun problems, including mass shootings.
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And if other findings in the Kleck-Gertz survey were correct, more than 100,000 criminals would be injured by law-abiding gun owners annually.
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Lawmakers should take steps to ensure that police and other government officials can't use facial recognition technology to identify law abiding residents and citizens.
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Most counterterrorism experts say that intimidating or alienating law-abiding Muslims simply makes it less likely they will report alarming extremism or suspicious activities.
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During World War II, Californians incarcerated thousands of law-abiding American citizens of Japanese descent while leaving those of German and Italian descent unmolested.
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"Many citizens of other countries living in South Africa are law-abiding and contribute to the economy of the country positively," Mr. Zuma said.
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They don't provide the same level of rehabilitative services, like educational programs and job training, that help people lead law-abiding lives after prison.
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And while the goal of incarceration is to produce law-abiding and rehabilitated citizens, 75% of released prisoners are arrested again after five years.
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I am ashamed that my country is creating such fear and terror among people who, aside from immigrating without proper papers, are law-abiding.
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As a society we need to prioritize teaching these emotional skills in schools to help us produce functional, well-adjusted and law-abiding citizens.
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But Muslims in Birmingham also deeply resent what they see as a grossly unfair reputation, countering that most residents are proud and law-abiding.
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All across the country, millions of otherwise law-abiding folks are dealing with the consequences for having a joint or two, often decades past.
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But Mr. Salvini argues that the mayors and other liberals are simply making excuses for migrants, who they prefer over law-abiding Italian citizens.
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Otherwise, its supporters say, different state laws cause confusion for law-abiding gun owners, which puts them unfairly at risk of arrest or prosecution.
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The outspokenly pro-Trump actor James Woods scooped 28,000 retweets by using the law-abiding gun-owner to slap down an anti-gun activist.
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Yahoo said in response to the original Reuters story that it was "a law abiding company, and complies with the laws of the United States".
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"[The suspect] represented what the NRA has always said is the law-abiding citizen: He'd never committed a felony and was never institutionalized," Donohue says.
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They want other people to be respected, and they&aposre not going to tolerate kind rage-a-holics disrupting law-abiding Americans for having dinner.
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The confrontation also follows a string of incidents across the country in which white people have reported law-abiding people of color in everyday life.
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Gun rights proponents complain the rules could disarm law-abiding citizens and encroach on Switzerland's heritage and national identity that includes a well-armed citizenry.
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But statistical studies show that in the United States, at least, immigrants are far more law-abiding than natives, regardless of race, class or education.
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The defense attorneys argued that Cohen plans to "to re-point his internal compass true north toward a productive, ethical and thoroughly law abiding life."
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But they fail to appreciate that "ban the box" puts the interests of people who have made poor decisions ahead of hardworking, law-abiding citizens.
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"If such atrocities are encouraged and condoned, it will violate the rule of law in Hong Kong and challenge all law-abiding citizens," CCTV reported.
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Of course, all responsible, law-abiding pilots are supposed to remain below 400 feet above ground level when flying, but that's just in the USA.
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There currently are law-abiding visa holders who are parents that were outside the United States last Friday and therefore cannot re-enter the country.
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But some privacy groups argue that encrypting data is essential in safeguarding law-abiding citizens from hackers, corporations, and overzealous governments at home and abroad.
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But now, Rahman's making a new name for himself as a law-abiding participant in the art community—as an artist in his own right.
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"SportPesa is a law-abiding corporate citizen that upholds all tax and regulatory requirements," said SportPesa, one of the biggest online betting and gaming companies.
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These data reveal little about how such practices violate the rights of law-abiding people of color and erode trust between law enforcement and communities.
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The gun lobby is always saying, "It's the law-abiding citizens that want to carry a gun," but data shows that's not always the case.
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The issue remains a major one for Democrats, who are pushing back against the administration's moves to deport record numbers of law-abiding illegal immigrants.
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The love of a mother for a son, or of a daughter for a father, could persuade the most law-abiding to abandon their principles.
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While respecting the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Americans, our focus is to help keep guns out of the wrong hands, and saves lives.
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He was one of several Jewish residents I met in Kaifeng who said they wanted to reassure the government that they were law-abiding patriots.
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Most Americans believe that the main goal of our criminal justice system should be to rehabilitate people to become law abiding citizens after serving time.
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A Democratic New York state lawmaker proposed legislation this week to make it a hate crime to call 911 on law-abiding people of color.
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They insisted he had no involvement in people-smuggling, and portrayed him as a member of a dispersed but close-knit and law-abiding family.
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Obama told Corban his proposals would not make it harder for law-abiding people like her to buy a gun, but could stop some criminals.
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To make our communities even safer, we need to focus on the real problems, not on taking away the constitutional rights of law-abiding Americans.
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We will continue to dedicate more resources to conduct at-large arrests to ensure the safety of the law-abiding citizens of our Southland communities.
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We can strengthen our borders, boost our safety and security, and offer the permanence of eventual citizenship for Dreamers, who are law-abiding and contributing.
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We were inundated with lists of factors, rules and behaviors, almost all of them written for law-abiding spouses, as opposed to violent, abusive ones.
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By suggesting the idea of taking terrorist actions and encouraging the target to act, the agency may have created terrorists out of law-abiding people.
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They say the policies also protect undocumented immigrants who are otherwise law-abiding, but opponents counter that such immigrants should not be immune from deportation.
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Mr. Trump's aides said at the time that he signed it because he did not want to deprive law-abiding citizens of their constitutional rights.
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But enterprising, law-abiding New Zealanders are looking to solve the shortfall themselves, and there are now waiting lists for avocado trees at garden centers.
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"These provisions are nothing more than an attack on the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding people," said Marion Hammer, the N.R.A.'s Florida lobbyist.
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When drug users flock to a site, drug dealers follow, bringing with them violence and despair, posing a danger to neighbors and law-abiding visitors.
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Never before in American history has a major political party put the interests of lawbreaking foreign nationals ahead of the interests of law abiding Americans.
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For the desperate citizens, the law abiding citizens, we are the only part of the political structure in Hong Kong that they can rely on.
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"We will treat law-abiding customers with respect, and we will have a very nonconfrontational approach," Walmart's chief executive, Doug McMillon, said in a statement.
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Creating new restrictions for rifles and shotguns, she said, would deprive law abiding adults ages 18 to 20 of their constitutional right to self-protection.
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"The issues that are allegedly mentioned have been dealt with in accordance with the law, abiding by applicable governance rules," an SFR spokesman told Reuters.
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As a whole, permit holders are extremely law-abiding, and it is a wonderful thing that more and more blacks are choosing to protect themselves.
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But O'Rourke also risks playing into GOP dogma that all gun control is a ruse for Democrats to confiscate the guns of law abiding Americans.
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That means standing as a beacon for freedom abroad, and opening doors for hardworking and law-abiding people from across the globe here at home.
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For example, ATF would have discretion to restore the Second Amendment rights of a non-violent felon who has been law-abiding for many years.
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And that you, the "law-abiding gun owner," would be fooling yourself -- capitulating to a liberal leviathan -- by considering any kind of negotiation or compromise.
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"Without my bill, face recognition technology can subject law-abiding citizens to perpetual police line-ups, as their every movement is tracked without consent," Ting said.
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But they are far outnumbered by the hundreds of millions of Muslims who live peaceful, law-abiding lives and hope that others will do the same.
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For years, the IRS has struggled to deal with a persistent problem of criminals using identity theft to steal the tax refunds of law-abiding taxpayers.
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And of course, an open borders policy would make it impossible for anyone to state with confidence that only law-abiding people would cross the border.
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Hong also advised Chinese people in Italy to "defend their rights and interests in a law-abiding and rational way", his ministry said on its website.
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He made the announcement on CNN, but later clarified his gun control position by saying he didn't support collecting weapons from hunters or law-abiding owners.
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" The company added that it respects the Second Amendment, and recognizes that the vast majority of gun owners in the US "are responsible, law-abiding citizens.
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"This policy will do nothing to make our communities safer and instead will terrorize law abiding communities, disrupt family life, and harm the economy," Gomez said.
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It's an arrangement essentially unheard of in other businesses, and one rife with potential conflicts of interest, as well as grave consequences for law-abiding customers.
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It also works to establish alternatives to incarceration, more humane treatment for women in prison, and a path after prison to a successful, law-abiding life.
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The story of this whipsaw is a case study in how democratic, law-abiding societies struggle to govern bureaucracies that act behind a veil of secrecy.
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" In an interview with NBC News, Bruce Paddock said that unlike his father, his brother Stephen was a "law-abiding" man who "never did anything violent.
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I get that, but you are making law-abiding taxpayers and legal immigrants foot the bill for even more care than they are already paying now.
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NORTH: Well, if you want to stop the carnage -- look, you are not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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GOP presidential candidates said he should be focused on the threat from radical Islam not making it more difficult for law abiding Americans to defend themselves.
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Republican proposals to allow law-abiding gun owners to carry their firearms out of state and allow hunters to use sound suppressors are "terribly alarming," Rep.
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Republicans and the gun lobby say that gun controls merely disarm law-abiding "good guys" and are ignored by the "bad guys" who buy weapons illegally.
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"Sanctuary cities are aiding these cartels to refill their ranks and putting innocent life — including the lives of countless law-abiding immigrants — in danger," said Sessions.
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"Law-abiding citizens should be able to exercise their fundamental right to self-defense while traveling across state lines," said Chris Cox, the NRA's top lobbyist.
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The opposition National Party, which supported the government's first phase of gun reform, said the new changes imposed more regulation and costs on law-abiding people.
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Elian's mother gave her life to ensure his freedom, and it was a "free" country that took him from his law-abiding family with totalitarian force.
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" But to the National Rifle Association and to many gun owners and gun rights advocates, the laws are "unnecessary, ineffective, and endanger law-abiding gun owners.
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"These laws simply protect and expand the ability of law-abiding citizens to exercise their constitutional right to self-protection," said Jennifer Baker, an N.R.A. spokeswoman.
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Invoking 9/11 is particularly rich, given that ICE's recent spate of deportations, which have targeted law-abiding citizens, have had nothing to do with terrorism.
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This prison reform legislation would help tear down the barriers to leading a law-abiding, productive life for those who are willing to work for it.
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Ms. Sotoudeh characterized her colleague as a law-abiding citizen who defended victims of acid attacks and voted while in prison during the 2015 parliamentary elections.
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"We should provide a pathway for citizenship to those individuals who are contributing to our society and the overwhelming majority are law-abiding individuals," Messam said.
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On our current course, growing numbers of law-abiding citizens will fall victim to the violence and brutality of criminals who grow more and more emboldened.
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Judge Lyle Frank warned Mr. Niccolini that he faces a year in jail if he fails to live a law-abiding life over the next year.
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Although these undocumented immigrants are much more law-abiding overall than are American citizens, Trump cited violent crimes committed by some to spread fear and anger.
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Unfortunately for her, some, uh, law-abiding student anonymously alerted the higher-ups at school to the homemade edibles, and the administration—and police—stepped in.
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But it would also force law-abiding gun owners to consider whether a gun that can kill many people quickly is an asset or a liability.
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The pub where they formed the band—The Queen's Head—wasn't exactly law-abiding, hence allowing the then-16-year-olds to practice in its rooms.
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"What we do know is they have unintended consequences that criminalize common practices of otherwise law-abiding citizens," such as hunting or sports shooting, she said.
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"We're taking action for common-sense gun control, better background checks, and safer communities — while protecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners," Mr. Trudeau wrote.
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"This is clear bullying of law-abiding gun owners in the state," said Cody McLaughlin, spokesman for the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance, a pro-hunting group.
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The idea is particularly appealing to Mr. Hinkle because it avoids punishing the majority of law-abiding gun owners by tightening gun laws across the board.
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" The National Rifle Association (NRA), chimed in on Twitter, accusing O'Rourke of changing his position on confiscation and saying he would leave "law-abiding Americans defenseless.
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The law will "protect criminals at the expense of the safety and security of law-abiding New York residents," the department's spokesperson said in a tweet.
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To make living as law-abiding citizens more appealing to former rebels, the government and international partners should take a three-pronged approach to assisting them.
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"Philip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, told CBS News: "We&aposre against any more gun control that affects everyday law-abiding citizens.
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During Monday's rally, VICE news spoke to many attendees who envisioned a scenario where police were kicking down law-abiding civilians' doors and seizing their guns.
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"To attack the good, law-abiding families of America when well-known, predictable murderers commit these horrors is deep in the category of soulless," he added.
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For example, in 2007, Lawrence Lewis, an otherwise law-abiding single father, was prosecuted for violating an EPA regulation passed pursuant to the Clean Water Act.
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"He is trying to keep guns out of the hands of law-abiding citizens by continuing to put new restrictions on our guns," Rubio countered Sunday.
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"The only sanctuary I plan on offering is to the law-abiding people that want a safe place to raise their families and work," he promised.
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Ms. Atkins has been sentenced to a conditional discharge, provided that she lead a law-abiding life for one year, according to her lawyer, Ryan Cleary.
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Pardons are reserved for "individuals who have demonstrated exemplary behavior and have lived productive and law-abiding lives following their conviction," according to the governor's office.
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Many of them argue that it is self-defeating for cities to make undocumented but otherwise law-abiding immigrants feel vulnerable and afraid of the authorities.
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There is a long-running and hugely contentious debate as to whether Trump's contention -- more guns of law-abiding citizens -- actually prevents or even lessens violence.
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"Not just gun control, you had leading candidates for the highest office in the land talking about taking firearms away from law-abiding citizens," Pence said.
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The bill would prohibit states from making felons of law-abiding firearms owners who exercise their constitutional rights just because they travel across a state border.
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As Britain grapples with heavy traffic, struggling public transport, and illegal pollution, can the electric scooter really remain out of bounds to the law-abiding commuter?
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A vast majority of people living in these countries, like the people living in the seven subject to the immigration ban, are peaceful and law abiding.
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"We were quite shaken and disturbed by the whole experience, especially as we are law abiding and tax paying residents, with no criminal records," he wrote.
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They described Young as a patriotic, law-abiding libertarian gun owner whose Nazi belongings were part of a much larger collection of WWI and WWII artifacts.
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Mr. Jones amplified conspiracy theories claiming that the relatives of victims were actors involved in an elaborate ruse meant to confiscate firearms from law-abiding citizens.
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We have peace loving, law-abiding Muslim-Americans in neighborhoods all across New York City — they should be respected like all other members of our communities.
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Ms Rempel sponsored an electronic petition on October 11th calling on the government to scrap C-71 and the proposed ban, and to respect "law-abiding" Canadians.
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" During the public comment process regarding the bill, opponent Quentin Kealoha asked: "Why are law-abiding citizens exercising their constitutional right being entered into a criminal database?
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Legally, Napolitano said, refraining from deporting young, law-abiding immigrants is similar to the Justice Department's general reluctance to bring cases against those who pass bad checks.
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"This bill punishes law-abiding gun owners for the criminal acts of a deranged individual," Chris W. Cox, executive director of the NRA, said in a statement.
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" Cagle said Wednesday on Fox News that he didn't think it was right for Delta to "single out the NRA, and their membership, law abiding gun owners.
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That could create bottlenecks, with self-driving cars holding up traffic because its law-abiding brain won't allow it to proceed, even if a stoplight is malfunctioning.
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And the thought of the police breaking down the doors of otherwise law abiding citizens and dragging them out to be deported is horrible and un-American.
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I would say that there's no question that encryption is extremely important to protect the privacy of Canadians, including the vast majority of law-abiding citizens, obviously.
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They point out that gun prosecutions have actually declined under Obama and argue that he's trying to abuse the current laws to go after law-abiding citizens.
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In September, Trump pledged in a policy paper to stand up for the rights of "law-abiding gun owners" and expand concealed carry to all 50 states.
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Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang, when asked about the matter on Tuesday, reiterated China's stance that law-abiding foreign companies are welcome and will be protected.
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In an April conversation with Mashable, Center for Democracy and Technology chief technologist Joseph Hall explained how the GrayKey is a threat to even law-abiding citizens.
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We respect anyone's First Amendment rights, but we also respect our officers and any law-abiding citizens (and) we will not respect those who tarnish our profession.
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On immigration he reminded the audience that we need both to "lock the doors" by securing the border and to keep families of law abiding immigrants together.
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There are more than 1.3 million suppressors owned by law abiding Americans and yet their use in crime is so low as to be nearly non-existent.
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Nor in the frequent arguments about whether breaking unjust laws is the right thing to do, even if society requires people to be law-abiding to function.
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"It is imperative that we elect a president who will appoint Supreme Court justices who respect the Second Amendment and law-abiding citizens' right to self-defence".
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The current immigration system is broken, as it has been for many years, and denies many who want to become law-abiding the opportunity to do so.
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None of this legislation would stop law-abiding Americans buying firearms, but these bills would make it tougher for cartels to arm up — and continue murdering people.
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But some who have been arrested for swipe-begging describe themselves as law-abiding New Yorkers with little more than a few hopped turnstiles in their past.
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The Republican presidential nominee was asked by Hannity whether there was any part of his hardline immigration policy that could change to accommodate law-abiding undocumented immigrants.
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On Monday, these senators voted to block the Obama administration's Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces final rule—to the detriment of workers, taxpayers and law-abiding employers.
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Clark likes to present himself as an American hero, standing bravely astride the thin blue line that separates law-abiding citizens from the ravages of lawless barbarians.
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At the same time, due process protections should be put in place that allow law-abiding Americans who are wrongly put on a watchlist to be removed.
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Think about it: you're a law-abiding company that earned your contract – now Republicans want to reward your competitors that are willing to steal from their workers?
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An Ohio state lawmaker said he believes law-abiding students who are age 18 or older should be allowed to carry long guns in public high schools.
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"We're not talking here about law-abiding immigrants, we're talking about criminal aliens," said Michelle Park Steel, the supervisor who introduced the measure condemning the sanctuary law.
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"There currently are law-abiding visa holders who are parents that were outside the United States last Friday and therefore cannot re-enter the country," Smith said.
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Brimelow cast the current wave of American immigrants in dismal terms: less skilled, less European, less assimilated, less law-abiding and less Republican than the previous newcomers.
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"It is wrong to treat California's law-abiding gun owners like criminals," said Chris W. Cox, executive director of the National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action.
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"When drug users flock to a site, drug dealers follow, bringing with them violence and despair, posing a danger to neighbors and law-abiding visitors," Rosenstein wrote.
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At this moment, criminalizing marijuana has never been more unpopular, nor a more unjust way to ensure that otherwise law-abiding people have to fear the police.
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As William McGurn pointed out in an astute Wall Street Journal column, the extradition bill has turned law-abiding Hong Kongers into a million new Chinese dissidents.
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If the government has the power to block anyone based on its own suspicions, what's to stop it from abusing that power against law-abiding gun owners?
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The problem is obvious: Prosecutors don't like to admit it, but even though most are honest and law-abiding, misconduct in prosecutorial ranks remains all too common.
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Op-Ed Contributor Right now in the United States there are some 783,000 law-abiding young people without proper immigration papers who nevertheless proudly call America home.
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So how does America become great again by berating and evicting its most energetic, enterprising, law-abiding, job-creating, idea-generating, self-multiplying and God-fearing people?
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So while I respect the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Americans, I don't believe it prevents us from passing strict-comprehensive and effective gun reform laws.
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Americans are losing due-process protections, and even law-abiding citizens cannot confidently engage in free association, free movement and free speech without fear of being tracked.
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Meanwhile, the boys' families scramble to protect them, but mostly push them further into entrapment, often out of a desperate wish to be seen as law-abiding.
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"Marco Rubio is a strong advocate for the rights of law-abiding gun owners and sportsmen," the NRA's top lobbyist, Chris W. Cox, said in a statement.
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"At the same time, we will continue to oppose gun control measures that only serve to punish law-abiding citizens for the acts of criminals," he said.
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The criminalizing of law-abiding immigrants who have lived in the United States for years, and of the migrants from Central America who arrive desperate for refuge.
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It permanently excludes people who would be eager to contribute to society as law-abiding citizens, while taxpayers spend over $30,000 a year to house each prisoner.
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But opponents of the prohibition say they fear a ban on assault-style rifles would be a prelude to the government confiscating weapons from law-abiding citizens.
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"One would hope that those people with firearms in their vehicles would be among the most self-controlled and law-abiding members of society," the paper said.
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"Except for immigration offenses, these are law abiding people," says Mechthild Prinz, a forensic DNA specialist and associate professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Unfortunately, much of the rhetoric coming from the White House has ignored the Second Amendment and encouraged laws that disproportionally target law-abiding citizens instead of criminals.
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There can be no sound reasoning for implementing stricter gun laws on law-abiding citizens when the data prove that stricter gun control laws do not work.
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" Tillis, meanwhile, said that although Turkey has long been a vital NATO ally, "denying the rights of law-abiding Americans undermines the relationship between our two countries.
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When states offer financial support to illegal immigrants, and protect them from the federal immigration enforcement efforts, it's the law-abiding residents who suffer the financial consequences.
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The political stalemate meant the continued growth of a jury-rigged system that allowed tacit acceptance of people who were law-abiding, apart from their immigration status.
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Sonko, a member of Kenyatta's Jubilee Party, said in a statement on Sunday that his arrest was politically motivated and that he was a law-abiding citizen.
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" The NRA blasted the measure Friday after Scott signed it into law, saying it "punishes law-abiding gun owners for the criminal acts of a deranged individual.
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"I don't think that means you then roll that conversation into taking away citizens' rights – taking away a law-abiding citizen's rights," Ryan said in one interview.
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Green said she doesn't intend to see "Hustlers," because she fears it gives the impression that law-abiding strippers are literally hustling when they go to work.
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The same basic principle underlies federal law requiring federal agencies to do business only with companies who are responsible, who at the very least are law-abiding.
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Law-abiding citizens could find themselves interrogated because they listened to the BBC or joked about Hitler, but the circumstances of denunciation usually resulted in lenient treatment.
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Barton has a conservative record on border security, but he's also spoken in favor of granting legal status to otherwise law-abiding immigrants in the country illegally.
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That approach would help immigration agents find more people like Bracamontes, instead of spending their time and our tax dollars deporting otherwise law-abiding moms and dads.
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We support and respect the Second Amendment, and we recognize and appreciate that the vast majority of gun owners in this country are responsible, law-abiding citizens.
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"YOU and every other law-abiding gun owner is being blamed for an atrocious act of premeditated murder," the NRA wrote in a statement earlier this week.
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Mr. Mahar described the activists as "malicious" and "militant" extremists who had bullied law-abiding citizens and used footage selectively in the film to further their aims.
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And then, connected to the democracy point, we need a path to citizenship for the long-settled and law-abiding majority of unauthorized immigrants in the country.
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In the perfect scenario of the continent's mainstream politicians, the law-abiding majority of Muslim citizens would be coming together now in a massive, thundering condemnation of terrorism.
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"Unfortunately, in various jurisdictions, so-called 'progressive' politicians are jeopardizing the public's safety by putting the interests of criminal aliens before those of law-abiding citizens," Barr said.
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As Mr Ceric notes, the "dhimmi" status in Ottoman times did at least allow religious minorities to remain alive, as long as they were loyal and law-abiding.
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The state-led hounding of thousands of law-abiding British citizens was a side-effect of the "hostile environment" for illegal immigrants that she created as home secretary.
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In her performance as the film's female protagonist, a law-abiding citizen-turned-anarchist radical, shaved head and all, Portman helped sell movie-goers on the genre. Also?
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The ego regulates the id's animalistic urges, so we can all be law-abiding citizens in a functioning society instead of primitive tribes killing each other all day.
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"One out of a half a billion might have terrorist info on it," he told me and said the rest appear to be owned by law-abiding citizens.
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In response to the Reuters' investigation, a spokesman for ICBC in Europe said in July the bank was a "law-abiding company" and had cooperated with Spanish authorities.
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"Rather than focus on the criminal misuse of firearms, the California legislature continues to focus on passing legislation that limits the rights of law-abiding Californians," Hunter said.
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Worse, their sights may be set not on corporations with teams of attorneys but on law-abiding individuals who may be coerced in acceding to the agency's demand.
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Clean-slate laws aim to clear one or more items from the criminal history of former offenders who have earned that opportunity after years of law-abiding living.
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Sotomayor added that some jurisdictions are more law-abiding than others, and such distinctions would be papered over if the court embraced a single rule across the country.
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"Those proposals reflect our Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens to own guns," said 19-year-old American University student Merrill Brenner, to nods from her classmates.
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In the upside-down world of California politics, illegal aliens are "law-abiding immigrants," even though their very existence in the country constitutes a violation of federal law.
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Yet supporters of law-abiding payday lenders say that capping the rates would make it difficult for storefronts to continue to provide these types of loans without collateral.
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Some 85 percent of voters think the primary goal of our justice system should be to rehabilitate people so they can become productive, law-abiding members of society.
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The law's critics say the language fails to adequately distinguish between criminals and otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants or asylum seekers who attempt to enter the United States.
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"For more than half an hour 21954 respectable, law-abiding citizens watched a killer stalk and stab a woman in three separate attacks in Kew Gardens," it began.
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That violates the most basic safety precautions that the gun lobby insists most law-abiding, gun-carrying citizens carefully observe in indulging their Second amendment rights in public.
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You've previously claimed that the reason you were able to get away undetected for so long was that, apart from growing cannabis, you were a law-abiding citizen.
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" At the same time, Trump said he would make "addiction treatment available to those in prison, to help them reenter society and become productive and law-abiding citizens.
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"Congress must act to prevent this threat to the privacy of law abiding Americans and ensure a rule change of this magnitude has the proper oversight," said Sen.
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If the Hao Fan 6 tries to enter a law-abiding port, authorities would likely look at the ship manifest and route history before it requests to dock.
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The Senate is considering a bill to repeal the permitting process to allow law-abiding citizens to carry a weapon without having to get a concealed-carry permit.
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Kamala Harris said she would "absolutely" refrain from deporting illegal immigrants who were otherwise law-abiding; Mr. Biden, more cagily, said their deportation would not be his focus.
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It's important to keep in mind that the AR 15 is the most popular rifle in the US and many law-abiding citizens use it for self-defense.
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"Indiana's 'Red Flag Law' is a common-sense measure that in no way inhibits the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens," Mr. Hill said in a statement.
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The recently passed nation-state law has drawn the justifiable ire of many of Israel's non-Jewish law-abiding citizens, who say it makes them feel second class.
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"This bill punishes law-abiding gun owners for the criminal acts of a deranged individual," executive director of the NRA Institute for Legislative Action Chris W. Cox said.
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"We are basically codifying the long-standing practice of the Utah Attorney General's office: don't prosecute otherwise law-abiding polygamists unless other crimes are being committed," Henderson said.
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"The laws and restrictions that the other side of the aisle want to put forward are going to do nothing more than hurt law-abiding citizens," she said.
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No one deserves the fair application of the law more than all of the law-abiding men and women who wear the badge honorably to protect our communities.
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Current forfeiture laws put law-abiding citizens at risk for unwarranted seizures, and the DOJ proposal to expand programs supporting such laws will only make the problem worse.
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It would provide law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed and travel freely between states without worrying about conflicting concealed carry state codes or onerous civil suits.
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"Prisons will combine punishment and reform for criminals, with the principle of combining education and labor, to change criminals into law-abiding citizens," according to the prison law.
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"We are law-abiding citizens who have jumped through all their hurdles and abide by all their laws, but we are being labeled as untrustworthy criminals," he said.
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Members of the community believe the tactics they use have created a schism between law-abiding residents and police officers who treat all residents as a possible threat.
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Bolsonaro, a former Army captain turned politician, has argued that criminals are well-armed in Brazil so law-abiding citizens should also have the right to defend themselves.
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Another scandal, in March, has made matters worse; seven members of an elite Baltimore police unit were charged with robbing drug dealers and law-abiding Baltimoreans, among other crimes.
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Previously law-abiding citizens handed their money to racketeers, the racketeers used it to build empires, and those empires lasted long after the Eighteenth Amendment was repealed in 1933.
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" Cantwell's profile was further raised by a YouTube video days after the rally when, holding back tears, he described himself as "law-abiding" and unfairly persecuted by unnamed "enemies.
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But the practical result was that many otherwise law-abiding unauthorized immigrants didn't have to worry nearly as much about being deported in 2016 than they had in 2008.
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We also believe in broader immigration opportunities, like the protections for talented and law-abiding young people under the Deferred Access for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program, often called "Dreamers".
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" But the group also said that "due process protections should be put in place that allow law-abiding Americans who are wrongly put on a watchlist to be removed.
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Unfortunately, some Chinese find it rather attractive because it provides information and services that aren't currently available and can also protect law-abiding citizens against enemies of the state.
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"We've seen an alarming willingness on the part of some Republicans to try to marginalize law-abiding, patriotic Muslim-Americans," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Tuesday.
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As a law-abiding Black man, there are times when I explain to my white friends about my fear of the police or the meaning of Black Lives Matter.
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GUILFOYLE: Listen, the president and Americans, we appreciate the value and work of immigrants and families that come over here to be part of a productive, law-abiding society.
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In his Senate confirmation hearings last September, he defended his view that banning semiautomatic rifles violated the constitution because they are "are in common use by law-abiding citizens".
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"We are disappointed that this final rule fails to address the thousands of law-abiding Americans who relied on prior ATF determinations when lawfully acquiring these devices," Baker said.
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As a fully automatic firearm, the minigun is tough to acquire even if you are a law-abiding gun enthusiast with a permit—even in gun-crazy modern America.
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This is the same for gun-violence prevention research: We have to find interventions that will both reduce gun violence and protect the rights of law-abiding gun owners.
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I believe that we should protect the rights of law-abiding citizens and focus our efforts on putting bad people away that use guns illegally for a long while.
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Extreme federal taxation that treats law-abiding, tax-paying cannabis businesses like criminals stymies economic growth and limits businesses' ability to serve patients and re-invest in their communities.
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We must balance their role with protecting our national security and the lives of those who serve in our intelligence community, the armed forces, and all law-abiding Americans.
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Making it less burdensome for law-abiding target shooters and hunters to acquire the means to protect their hearing will not increase crime or make law enforcement more difficult.
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Featuring witnesses representing the nine million Americans living abroad, the hearing will dramatize how this ill-conceived edict has turned law-abiding, middle-class citizens into virtual financial lepers.
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It's hard to know how seriously to take Republicans' concerns that using the no-fly list to restrict gun purchases will prevent numerous law-abiding Americans from owning guns.
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We want them to have a second chance and believe that they should be able to return to their communities prepared to be productive and law-abiding community members.
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Registration fosters responsibility and its tremendous success forcefully undermines the N.R.A.'s nonsensical claims that reasonable limits on gun ownership are a serious burden to law-abiding gun owners.
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It illuminates the fundamental cruelty of this administration when it comes to anything related to immigration – as well as how Trump's policies can break apart even law-abiding families.
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Sanctuary cities receive full funding, as does ObamaCare, while the bill contains a gun control provision that, according to Gun Owners of America, threatens to disarm law-abiding Americans.
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If anyone assaults anyone else, they can expect to be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law to ensure the security of all law-abiding participants.
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And he has offered to pardon thousands of New Yorkers who committed a nonviolent crime at 16 or 17, but have led law-abiding lives in the years since.
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The victims will include many law-abiding peaceful people who have every right to express themselves but whose activities happen to be unpopular, misunderstood or offensive to powerful institutions.
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But they do, however, ensure that law-abiding people don't have access to weapons to protect themselves and guns to protect themselves, but criminals always will be well armed.
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On the one hand, the imminent expiration of an Obama-era program (DACA) is leaving the law-abiding grown children of undocumented immigrants (the Dreamers) at risk for deportation.
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Various advocacy groups have pointed out this problem and multiple ways in which it might be addressed—without infringing on the rights of law-abiding, non-violent gun owners.
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"We have about half a million Australians in this country of the Islamic faith and the vast majority of them are law-abiding, good Australians," the Liberal minister said.
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For Republicans, it would be difficult to defend televised deportations of hard-working, law-abiding young men and women to countries of which they have little or no memory.
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" Declining to call O'Rourke by his preferred nickname, the Republican National Committee's spokesperson tweeted that O'Rourke supports "ripping up our 2nd Amendment and confiscating firearms of law-abiding Americans.
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That bigoted rhetoric echoes the false claims made a century ago by Rangers who'd accuse law-abiding people of Mexican descent of being "bandits" as justification for murdering them.
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When you're holding our troops hostage and essentially denying services to law-abiding Americans and denying funding to our border agents, how you can negotiate on DACA during that?
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The White House is proposing to reward two million law-breaking immigrants while millions of law-abiding immigrants are stuck in a seemingly arbitrary and perpetually frustrating legal structure.
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Using cherry-picked examples, like this, to try to tarnish a vastly larger population of the overwhelmingly law-abiding immigrant population is a time-tested method for fueling prejudice.
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But the question is not whether such weapons were in common use two centuries ago, but whether they are commonly used by law-abiding people for lawful purposes today.
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They will also inspire fear in law-abiding Muslims everywhere, but especially those in America, whose help is crucial to identifying and pre-empting young people tempted by extremism.
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That meant a second home in upstate New York or a gun range across the Hudson River in New Jersey was off limits for a law-abiding gun owner.
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Russians would do well to ask: If Ukrainians (whom Russians consider "fraternal," if lesser, Russians) can live well in a law-abiding and truly European state, why can't we?
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"Law abiding gun owners have a right to choose to have these magazines to help them defend themselves and their families," said Chuck Michel, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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Moss noted that the only reason it took this long for law-abiding hackers to publicly demonstrate these vulnerabilities in bulk was a desire to abide by the laws.
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Juvenile courts focus on family involvement and keeping kids in school, providing them with the individualized treatment, services and accountability they need to become law-abiding and productive adults.
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The patchwork of reciprocity laws and agreements between states is confusing and has caused law-abiding citizens like Allen to unwittingly break the law and suffer arrest and detention.
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If passed it would instantly expand the definition of an "assault firearm" to cover many different semi-automatic rifles and pistols, effectively creating felons out of law-abiding Virginians.
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"This lawsuit is not only baseless, it is an insult to the millions of law-abiding gun owners in Texas and across this country," Paxton said in a statement.
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By having the interior cap, ICE agents would be forced to focus on arresting and deporting serious criminals, not law-abiding immigrants, a House Democratic aide said on Sunday.
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But its leadership has not kept pace, continuing to resist everything the protesters demanded — a democratic and law-abiding society, an independent judiciary, an end to one-party rule.
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"If the goal of DACA is to give citizenship to a particularly law-abiding group of undocumented immigrants, it is accomplishing the opposite of what was intended," Lott wrote.
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In so many ways I can't help but love the idea of it—how Penny and Michael, they were both completely law-abiding, but then they did things like this.
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For better or worse (mostly better), the arrest marked the definitive turning point in my life, and forced me to quit heroin for good and become a law-abiding citizen.
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The Utah Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee pushed the bill through after hearing testimony from those who said current state law labels law-abiding citizens as criminals.
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Instead, they would temporarily ensure that hard-working, law-abiding immigrant families can stay together in anticipation of the time when our legislators will enact just and humane immigration reform.
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"The NRA will continue to support efforts to make the background check system instant, accurate, and fair, while protecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners," the organization's statement read.
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This scrutiny has, in turn, led to numerous unmerited physical and psychological attacks upon minorities resulting not only in permanent disability, but also the death of innocent law abiding Americans.
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Our bail system is in place to keep law-abiding Americans safe and to ensure that a person accused of a crime actually appears in court so justice is served.
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Unlike impeachment, which targets officeholders who have committed crimes and requires action by both legislative chambers, removal is aimed at incompetent but law-abiding officials and requires only Senate action.
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We must balance the press' role with protecting our national security and the lives of those who serve in our intelligence community, the armed forces, and all law-abiding Americans.
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"The Obama administration's last minute, back-door gun grab would have stripped law-abiding Americans of their Second Amendment rights without due process," said Chris Cox, the NRA's top lobbyist.
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There is an influx of misplaced refugees, all are law abiding citizens, and want to go back to their normal life, make a living, be a part of an economy.
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"People in Hong Kong are law-abiding," Alice Lee, an associate professor of law at the University of Hong Kong who focuses on intellectual property, said in a telephone interview.
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"If the rest of us get to have law-abiding citizens protecting us with guns at restaurants and schools," Jim added, then why shouldn't Republicans have it at their convention?
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Frustrated by Republicans' refusal to overhaul the nation's immigration system, Mr. Obama used executive authority to provide opportunities for millions of law-abiding immigrants who are in the country illegally.
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" Law-abiding Americans have a right to own a gun, she said, but added that the U.S. needs "reasonable, common-sense measures to try to keep people safe from guns.
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Bush's renunciation of his National Rifle Association membership when the NRA circulated a fundraising letter after the Oklahoma City bombing portraying federal agents as armed terrorists killing law-abiding citizens.
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An NRA spokeswoman slammed the motion as a "reckless assault on a law-abiding organization, its members and the freedoms they all stand for" in a statement to the Post.
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"Yahoo is a law abiding company, and complies with the laws of the United States," the company said in a brief statement in response to Reuters questions about the demand.
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The D.C. District Court ruled in ATF's favor out of "deference" to its governmental role, even though it would result in making half a million law-abiding citizens into criminals.
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Editorial Across New York, a law-abiding person can walk into a sporting goods or hardware store and buy a standard, pocket-size folding knife — and be breaking the law.
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After all, Obama rolled out in late 2014 a series of policies aimed at deporting "felons, not families," touting the fact that they would protect millions of law-abiding immigrants.
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A pardon is usually granted to individuals who have demonstrated "exemplary behavior and have lived productive and law-abiding lives following their conviction," the governor's office said in a statement.
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Perhaps there are more effective and less economically destructive ways we could be sanctioning and penalizing the Chinese to get them to act like a civilized and law-abiding nation.
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"Britain has some of the strictest gun control laws in the world, and further new legislation will only affect legitimate and law-abiding collectors, licensed shooters, and historians," he argues.
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Both Democrats and Republicans questioned the spending of higher education dollars on lawbreakers while law-abiding young people struggled with the relatively small sums that federal financial aid offered them.
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Trump, that champion of decorum, defender of the sanctity of the rule of law, tweeted, "There can be few things worse in a civilized, law abiding nation," than Schumer's threats.
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Marion Hammer, a powerful Florida NRA lobbyist, called them "nothing more than an attack on the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding people" in testimony to the House on Tuesday.
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I also support a more robust approach to border security and illegal immigration, which could still entail legal residency for law-abiding Dreamers but not an undeserved pathway to citizenship.
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"This bill ensures that all law-abiding citizens in our great country can protect themselves in the manner they see fit without accidentally running afoul of the law," he said.
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"These barbaric killers don't represent Islam and millions of other law-abiding Muslims around the world," Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said in a statement following the release of the video.
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We must balance the press' role with protecting our national security and the lives of those who serve in the intelligence community, the Armed Forces and all law-abiding Americans.
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"Like all law-abiding Massachusetts gun owners, the NRA was extremely disappointed that the court upheld Massachusetts's ban on many of the most popular firearms in America," the group said.
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I don't know that we can say that what the federal government is doing with face recognition is not going to affect us, even if we are law-abiding citizens.
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"The solution to the problem is increased societal integration, which can only come through decriminalizing otherwise law-abiding polygamists," she said during a preliminary debate last week, according to Reuters.
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It is true, said Daniel Webster, the director of the Center for Gun Policy and Research at John Hopkins University, that most concealed carry permit holders are relatively law-abiding.
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We are determined to make every American citizen the subject of his country's interest and concern; and we will never regard any faithful, law-abiding group within our borders as superfluous.
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"Law abiding Texans who carry knuckles, perhaps as part of a novelty key chain, should not be vulnerable to jail time for possessing a legitimate self defense tool," the summary says.
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And I believe to this day that the vast majority of men and women at the FBI are honest, independent, law-abiding, law-enforcing people who are serving their country honorably.
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"All law-abiding residents of Boston borough who are here legally should be treated the same – with dignity and respect – whether indigenous or from other parts of the world," they said.
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"These unlimited searches threaten Americans' security by distracting our focus from terrorists and criminals, and destroy the rights of law-abiding American citizens at the border," Wyden, an Oregon Democrat said.
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Deportation, Brooks said, should be reserved for undocumented immigrants with criminal records, while members of Congress should find a way to agree on a path to legalization for law-abiding immigrants.
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The defense could argue that Hayes, seeing the driver pull off after the accident, was given the impression that the motorist was not a law-abiding citizen and could be dangerous.
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In fact, there has been no bill in real contention in Congress for many years that would reduce the number of guns currently in circulation, or disarm any law-abiding Americans.
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There may be ideological reasons for this decline, as many of President Obama's critics insist the White House is more interested in scoring political points by harassing law abiding gun owners.
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He could also ditch Obama's instructions to immigration authorities that they strictly focus on removing criminals instead of targeting otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants, a move that could dramatically increase deportations.
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It continues to allow a few hundred thousand law-abiding individuals to get up in the morning and go to work in America without fear of being intercepted by immigration agents.
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RELATED: Russia, US move past Cold War to unpredictable conflict As the US considers itself a law-abiding country, it most often tries to follow accepted international law of war principles.
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"The people who will suffer the most as a result of these riots are law-abiding African-American residents who live in these communities where crime is so rampant," Trump said.
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There may be ideological reasons for this decline, as many of President Obama's critics insist the White House is more interested in scoring political points by harassing law abiding gun owners.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.), note that universal background checks would target law-abiding owners and could not have prevented several recent shootings in which shooters had passed a federal background check.
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It's okay to blame President Obama for being hostile to coal, beef, surgeons, and the ongoing list of law-abiding American professionals and business people he seems to like to demonize.
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Stack said in his letter that Dick's respects the Second Amendment and law-abiding gun owners but was obliged to address a national gun epidemic that is killing too many children.
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Sessions wants to increase deportations and detentions, so we will be paying even more money to lock up and remove undocumented immigrants, the vast majority of whom are law-abiding people.
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Finally, another concern about a drawdown in large denomination bills is that it would make it more challenging for law-abiding citizens and companies to store their wealth in nonbanked cash.
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"It is not only a waste of taxpayers' money to lose valuable existing infrastructure but disrespects the hard work of every law abiding member of society," Motshekga said in a statement.
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"By allowing so many searches with the order of just a single judge, Congress's failure to act on this issue would be a disaster for law-abiding Americans," Wyden said Thursday.
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The NRA has pushed back against that idea, saying that new restrictions on firearms would impinge on the rights of law-abiding gun owners while having no effect on public safety.
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"Whether intentionally or not, the gun control proposals in H.R. 21625 could turn law abiding citizens into criminals while also failing to achieve the stated purpose of reducing gun violence," Rep.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) and the Democrats "want more gun control and, frankly, they want to take away the rights of a lot of law-abiding citizens," Scalise added.
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"The existing statute is confusing and clunky and has kept law-abiding Texans from exercising their Second [Amendment] rights where those with evil intentions have tragically targeted innocent lives," state Sen.
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Someone who has seen the darkness and understands the darkness and has been fighting the darkness and is ready to move ahead and enter life as a good, law-abiding citizen.
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"Law abiding gun owners in Connecticut are left more susceptible to harm or death by being limited in their means of self-defense," CCDL president Holly Sullivan said in a statement.
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Some Republican lawmakers and supporters of law-abiding payday lenders say that capping the rates would make it difficult for storefronts to continue to provide these types of loans without collateral.
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" Even viewed in isolation, Justice Alito wrote, the two-year residency requirement "poorly serves the goal of enabling the state to ensure that only law-abiding and responsible applicants receive licenses.
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Hunting and gun-rights groups, along with their allied lawmakers, say the government regulations are an unnecessary, costly burden on law-abiding gun owners who want to protect against hearing loss.
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Elisabeth's letters to her daughter, Immo, who was living in Holland, show how someone who undoubtedly saw herself as a nice, law-abiding middle-class woman could countenance the Nazi regime.
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"By allowing so many searches with the order of just a single judge, Congress's failure to act on this issue would be a disaster for law-abiding Americans," Wyden said Thursday.
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Proponents argue that concealed-carry permit holders are law-abiding citizens who do not present the same threat as criminals who will break the law to get their hands on guns.
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"I'm very skeptical about that because the vast majority of 28500-, 6900-, 2628-, 28503-year-olds are law-abiding citizens who aren't a threat to anyone," Toomey told host Chuck Todd.
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But the upside is that hundreds of millions of law-abiding citizens will have a safe space to communicate in a world that is increasingly defined by surveillance and monitoring technologies.
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I will continue to work expeditiously with the legislature on laws to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals, while safeguarding the 2nd Amendment rights of law-abiding Texans.
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"The government made a mistake in targeting law-abiding firearms owners when they should've targeted the gangs who peddle misery in communities across New Zealand," National Party spokesman Mark Mitchell said.
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Predictably, the response of many celebrities, activists, and politicians to these horrific incidents has been an effort to push radical ideas like firearm confiscations from law abiding citizens into the mainstream.
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"When it comes to American elections, the Obama Justice Department has taken the side of criminals over law-abiding citizens," he wrote last year in a critique of the department's lawyers.
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But ICAN knows it's playing a long game, trying to create a notional legal proscription that, over time, will gain popular, moral and ultimately political currency in law-abiding democratic states.
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His justification for the wall is based upon lies and smears against the vast majority of immigrants who are law-abiding and moral, but whom he paints as less than human.
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"The NRA proudly supports the right of law-abiding Americans to carry firearms for defense of themselves and others regardless of race, religion or sexual orientation," the group's statement said Friday.
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Know-nothings in the Legislature argued that the proposal was "a slap in the face" to law-abiding taxpayers, when in fact it represented a clear cost savings for those same taxpayers.
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"If you want to kill as many people as possible before the cops arrive then you are likely to go to a place where law-abiding citizens can't carry," Florida state Sen.
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The competitive information gathering that was done at the explicit request of management was unremarkable and no different than what's done by law-abiding companies across the country and Uber's own competitors.
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To that end he campaigned for a board seat at CalPERS on the basis of letting the fund invest in law-abiding, profit-maximising companies purely on the basis of potential returns.
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The dispute played out as President Donald Trump spoke to the convention Friday and vowed to protect gun rights in the 2020 elections and efforts by Democrats to disarm law-abiding Americans.
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I believe that what we are doing right now with the National Rifle Association is trying to make sure that kids are protected without taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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Fawcett, the president of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS), was the leader of the moderate "suffragist" wing of the movement, which believed in "constitutional agitation" and "law-abiding propaganda".
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Semi-automatic rifles, like semi-automatic handguns, have not traditionally been banned and are in common use by law-abiding citizens for self-defense in the home, hunting, and other lawful uses.
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Swiss gun rights proponents are now complaining this could disarm thousands of law-abiding citizens and that it would encroach on Switzerland's heritage and national identity that includes a well-armed citizenry.
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Guerrero, who fled crime and lack of employment opportunities in his native Puebla, Mexico in 1991, has remained employed and law-abiding during his time in the United States, the archdiocese said.
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Chinese officials said Beijing welcomes law-abiding NGOs to work in the country, but intends to punish those which harm Chinese security interests or social stability, without defining what that could mean.
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New administration priorities upend the status quo ante, under which law-abiding immigrants with deep roots in the U.S. didn't have to worry about getting swept up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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When Trump met with criminal justice reform advocates to discuss prison reform late last year, he said his administration is committed to helping former inmates become productive, law-abiding members of society.
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"We will continue to oppose gun control measures that only serve to punish law abiding citizens," Daniel Reid, the director of the NRA in California, told lawmakers in a letter, Reuters reported.
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In my report titled "The Myth of the 'Otherwise Law-Abiding' Illegal Alien," I list dozens of statutes the average, nonviolent illegal alien may be violating, some of which can be felonies.
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An amendment would give DHS and colleges more flexibility in applying the law to illegal aliens without adding extra administrative burdens on the law-abiding scholars we have always welcomed from abroad.
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The Second Amendment provides a very clear grant of authority under our Constitution for law-abiding citizens to have firearms in their homes, cars, or on their person, if they so choose.
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The platform also offers the prospect that certification programs for the fishing industry's law-abiding companies and vessels can offer consumers more precise information on where and how certain seafoods are harvested.
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This is why if elected officials truly want to help these situations, they must eliminate laws such as gun-free zones that restrict law-abiding gun owners from carrying in specific places.
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The FEC's energy would be better spent enforcing the laws already on the books, not proposing new red tape that will do nothing but keep law-abiding Americans away from political speech.
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But forbidding religiously conservative women from using the beach, or pools, will only reinforce the notion that one cannot be a law-abiding, proud French citizen while fulfilling basic requirements for modesty.
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"Today's ruling is an important step toward protecting the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens," Chris Cox, executive director of the gun rights group's Institute for Legislative Action, said in a statement.
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"This amendment to House rules prohibits law-abiding citizens from exercising their constitutionally protected right, and it lacks the necessary detail in process and procedures for the storage of weapons," Hinch said.
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The vast majority — aside from not having documents that allow them to stay — are law-abiding, hard-working men and women who only want a brighter future for their children and families.
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White nationalists, Vladimir Putin and ISIS are celebrating Donald Trump's victory, while innocent, law-abiding Americans are wracked with fear — especially African-Americans, Hispanic Americans, Muslim Americans, L.G.B.T. Americans and Asian-Americans.
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"My reservation about it frankly is that the vast majority of 18, 19 and 20-year-olds in Pennsylvania, who have a rifle or shotgun… they're law-abiding citizens," the senator countered.
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He was also admonished by many Democratic leaders who worried that his vow to take away guns would confirm every caricature of a radicalized left intent on punishing law-abiding gun-owners.
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The government says these sites help prevent Uighurs and other Muslims from being drawn to religious extremism by teaching them the Chinese language, job skills and how to be law-abiding citizens.
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According to the Supreme Court's opinion in Heller, the 2nd Amendment only guarantees the right of a person to possess guns that are commonly used by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes.
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It also would make it easier for otherwise law-abiding polygamists to obtain access to critical services such as medical or mental health care, education or even employment without fear, she said.
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It also would make it easier for otherwise law-abiding polygamists to obtain access to critical services such as medical or mental health care, education or even employment without fear, she said.
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The NRA opposed the bill, which it claims "punishes law-abiding gun owners for the criminal acts of a deranged individual," according to Chris Cox, executive director of the group's lobbying arm.
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Trump during the Fox News interview also described himself as a "very strong supporter of the Second Amendment" and said he does not plan on taking away guns from law-abiding citizens.
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It is probably true that even in these type of situations, most of the people carrying weapons are law abiding citizens who pose no threat to the police or others around them.
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Ruby and Stan (Reno Wilson) are in this idealistic marriage, which is why your heart hurts every time she struggles to keep her character's many, many secrets from her law-abiding husband.
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"Today's action will help strengthen the hands of trade enforcers in both Peru and the United States to protect the forests from destruction and law-abiding companies from unfair trade," Wyden said.
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If Congress is serious about federal prison reform, it must be coupled with efforts to shore up programs to ensure those serving time are prepared to live law abiding lives upon release.
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The result is a leadership that is losing control over potentially dangerous fringes of society with deadly consequences to the law abiding public and those who are sworn to protect us all.
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If we are going to stop this, then it is vital to every law-abiding gun owner in American to register to vote and show up at the polls on Election Day.
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Apple would be able to guarantee privacy to its law-abiding customers, while the government would not be crippled in its obligation to look for further potential accomplices to a horrible mass murder.
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But the Trump administration's argument against sanctuary cities isn't that every single undocumented immigrant, including law-abiding and longtime residents, should be arrested — it's that sanctuaries cities protect even those with criminal records.
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People supporting Suhana are now looking at filing a case against those who have trolled her by not just inciting hatred amongst communities but also threatening a law-abiding citizen, India Today reports.
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Every single one of us, from native Americans to the most recent immigrants from around the globe: We are here to stay and to welcome generations of other hardworking, peaceful, law-abiding immigrants.
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"Unfortunately, aspiring presidential candidates immediately took to the airwaves this past weekend to politicize these tragedies, and to demonize the NRA and its 5 million law-abiding members," the gun rights lobby said.
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" And Fertitta would like to see a path to citizenship: "Anybody over here who is a law-abiding citizen who is paying taxes, we should find a way to keep them over here.
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The Czech Republic maintains that the tougher European Commission rules, which make it harder for EU citizens to obtain semi-automatic rifles, were unduly restrictive for law-abiding gun-owners such as hunters.
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Mr Trump can be hazy about what he plans to do because he is so clear about whom he represents: those he calls "forgotten" Americans, defined as hard-working, law-abiding heartland folk.
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But religion, in its practices and through its demands, requires submission — and the members of the Sikh Motorcycle Club are very conscious of being law-abiding citizens: husbands, fathers, and men of god.
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To smash windows, burn cars, shut down interstates and airports, bully and terrorize the law-abiding — until the only option left is for the police to do their jobs and stop the madness.
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"Our precious local law enforcement resources will be squandered if police are pulled from their duties to arrest otherwise law-abiding maids, busboys, labors, mothers and fathers," said de León in a statement.
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Though Clarke rallied "every law-abiding person," particularly black people, to condemn "black cultural dysfunction" in Milwaukee, he's deflecting from a common criticism of police violence: the myth of "black-on-black" crime.
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You can't say that there's no impact from sweeping up law-abiding Americans' communications under this program, and then complain that counting the number of those calls and emails would violate their privacy.
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For much of Obama's presidency, law-abiding immigrants living in the interior of the country were generally held safe from deportation, while enforcement authorities devoted resources toward deporting violent criminals and recent arrivals.
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The result has been a wave of stories about law-abiding immigrants with deep family and community roots in America getting kicked out of the country, casting a pall over immigrant communities everywhere.
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Its so-called "zeroing methodology" -- long a problem for the trade body -- involves cherry-picking violators and neglecting law-abiding producers in a way that lets U.S. officials artificially inflate the penalties imposed.
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And in San Francisco, the land where anything goes, officials prefer protecting the rights of people to swing their arms (and weapons and needles) over protecting the collective chins of law-abiding citizens.
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Editorial The New York Police Department has had a long history of trampling on the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens engaged in political movements and other activities through illegal and suspicionless surveillance.
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"We echo the urgings of the North Dakota governor, its two senators, its congressman and local enforcement officials that any protests be undertaken in a peaceful and law abiding manner," Energy Transfer said.
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Imagine how many John Smiths have committed federal crimes like drug trafficking, weapons offenses, identity theft and wire fraud versus the many law-abiding John Smiths who are simply looking for a job.
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Critics such as Lawrence Keane, senior vice president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, said the new ammunition rules were burdensome to law-abiding gun owners, including hunters, range regulars and sports shooters.
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"The 5 million law-abiding men and women of the National Rifle Association will not accept one shred of blame for the acts of madmen and the failures of government," Mr. Cox said.
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Continuing to stigmatize citizens who are law-abiding for over 28503 years after a marijuana possession, 22019 years past a DUI or 30 years past a financial crime does societal harm, not benefit.
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"I will continue to work expeditiously with the legislature on laws to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals, while safeguarding the 2nd Amendment rights of law-abiding Texans," he added.
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"The government again ensures that a dishonest criminal maniac (will be) free and roaming the streets amongst unknowing, law-abiding citizens as a reward for convicting Chapo Guzman," Lichtman said in a statement.
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The transgressions have been chronicled in the local news media with a tone of disbelief, in part because Chinese generally see themselves as a law-abiding society and crime rates are relatively low.
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Few problems are more ingrained, or harder to combat, than the shadow economy, which appears to be growing again as new austerity measures compel once law-abiding Greeks to go off the books.
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"White nationalists, Vladimir Putin and ISIS are celebrating Donald Trump's victory, while innocent, law-abiding Americans are wracked with fear -- especially African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Muslim Americans, LGBT Americans and Asian Americans," Reid continued.
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In January, Wisconsin Republicans told a state assembly committee that the bill would "protect law-abiding citizens" and reduce crime caused by undocumented immigrants, claiming that sanctuary cities create a "magnet" for illegal immigrants.
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As violence in and around our country's schools increases, lawmakers are often pressed to enact measures such as semi-automatic weapons bans, magazine restrictions, and other policies that would punish law-abiding gun owners.
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In 2013, for example, the Associated Press showed that the department was using the "terrorism" designation to spy on law-abiding Muslims — and to ignore court-ordered limitations on investigations of constitutionally protected activity.
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Fourth, we have to pursue common sense measures that protect the rights of law-abiding Americans while keeping guns and — we have to keep the guns out of the hands that pose the threat.
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Pro-gun control forces insist on new laws and bans to stop gun violence while their opponents say those new laws and bans will only end up punishing and endangering law-abiding gun owners.
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Each tries to deploy visual language to paint a cohesive portrait of their respective nations—depicting Russians as descendants of their fairy tale heroes and conquering knights, or Germans as law-abiding, egalitarian citizens.
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Guerrero, who fled crime and lack of employment opportunities in his native Puebla, Mexico, in 1991, has remained employed and law-abiding during his time in the United States, according to the Newark archdiocese.
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In many respects, the measures are China's attempt to manufacture a more law-abiding society in a country where respect for contracts has a far shorter history than that of the U.S. or England.
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" Catherine Frazier, a spokeswoman for Cruz, told CNN Tuesday afternoon that Obama "has been very straightforward about his desire to limit law-abiding Americans' access to firearms and thereby their ability to protect themselves.
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"Look, he's targeting private consensual gun sales between law-abiding citizens and this is what Obama gets wrong over and over again ... he can't distinguish between what good guys and bad guys," said Cruz.
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Tougher environmental laws and a 22020 campaign to shut substandard capacity were designed to both cut smog and boost the share of law-abiding but unprofitable state firms by forcing out smaller, irresponsible rivals.
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Xinjiang's governor, Shohrat Zakir, was quoted by Xinhua as saying the region's jails had been very successful in recent years at their de-radicalisation efforts, with a majority of convicts becoming law-abiding citizens.
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"When asked by email about Airbnb's removal of people connected to the American Renaissance, Casey called it "the latest example of a tech company punishing law-abiding citizens for engaging in peaceful political activity.
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If we are to take the issue of illegal gun possession seriously – and I believe we should – we must do so while also respecting the First and Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.
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Tougher environmental laws and a 260 campaign to shut substandard capacity were designed to both cut smog and boost the share of law-abiding but unprofitable state firms by forcing out smaller, irresponsible rivals.
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In short, the same federal government that could, for instance, refuse to defend the Defense of Marriage Act in court in 2011 could also raid law-abiding marijuana dispensaries in Aspen, Colorado, in 2018.
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This is the problem that Republicans are concerned about: Law-abiding Americans, who would otherwise be able to get a gun with ease, will be turned away because the federal government made a mistake.
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"There currently are law-abiding visa holders who are parents that were outside the United States last Friday and therefore cannot re-enter the country," Smith wrote in a blog post on Microsoft's website.
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Far down the mayor's list of priorities, apparently, are the real law-abiding citizens of her community who still have more than 800 convicted criminals roaming free among them who should not be there.
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"University police are aware of this and will have officers present to ensure that all protesters remain law-abiding and maintain the safety and well-being of Mason's faculty, students and staff," he continued.
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Accordingly, the FBI contends that the government should have access to all encrypted messages, even if that means weakening the security of popular phones and chat applications used by millions of law-abiding citizens.
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These programs teach important life skills that allow corrections officials to achieve their ultimate goal of rehabilitation—so that prisoners can become productive, law-abiding members of society, strengthen families, and ensure public safety.
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Self-service checkout technology may offer convenience and speed, but it also helps turn law-abiding shoppers into petty thieves by giving them "ready-made excuses" to take merchandise without paying, two criminologists say.
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When anti-gun activists don't get their way they condemn the associations that represent gun owners and attack the manufacturers that make products for law-abiding citizens, our police officers and our armed forces.
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"You do NOT speak for the majority of law abiding citizens," said a response to the Rhoads video from a Facebook user under the name Kevin Carroll, which had received more than 300 likes.
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" The New York board found that Mr. Bell had indeed been corrected, based on a solid disciplinary record, a "sturdy network of supporters" and a likelihood of his now leading a "law-abiding life.
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But in the months that followed, Mr. Rodriguez watched as federal immigration agents stepped up deportations across the country — not just of criminals, but of "law-abiding, God-fearing, hard-working people," he said.
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Let's make sure that rare cases like Devin Kelley can't slip through the cracks, but let's also make sure that the government stops preventing millions of law-abiding citizens from buying guns for protection.
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"The mayors who choose to boycott this event have put the needs of criminal, illegal immigrants over law-abiding America," Mr. Trump said at the event, held hours before he dropped in on reporters.
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"There can be few things worse in a civilized, law abiding nation, than a United States Senator openly, and for all to see and hear, threatening the Supreme Court or its Justices," he tweeted.
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The first legislative response in Congress was the Honest Ads Act, principally targeting speech by law-abiding Americans and media companies in a clumsy effort to screen a tiny fraction of potential foreign propaganda.
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It turns out that the vast informational expanse of the genome is divvied up into a series of manageable, parochial and law-abiding neighborhoods with strict nucleic partitions between them — each one a TAD.
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The answer should be obvious to every lawmaker and law-abiding citizen in this country, especially when they remember that the drug dealers end up paying for those bulletproof vests instead of the taxpayers.
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Until now, the gun safety debate has focused on balancing the legitimate rights of sportsmen and other law-abiding gun owners with keeping firearms out of unsafe hands – criminals, terrorists, and other prohibited purchasers.
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While he has no authority over federal immigration officials, he said that if they encounter a law-abiding undocumented immigrant in New Jersey, "I expect them to keep driving" and not make an arrest.
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"We tried to balance respect for law-abiding gun owners and respect for the Second Amendment," Mr. Skyler said, explaining that the bank's goal was just to keep firearms out of the wrong hands.
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