Nor is the expression of moral superiority a substitute for lawfulness.
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Lawfulness is best fostered by maintaining the integrity of the law.
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Andrew Cuomo and other officials questioned the lawfulness of such a move.
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The lawfulness of my detention, or otherwise, is now a matter of settled law.
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The lawfulness of my detention or otherwise is now a matter of settled law.
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Judges in Cardiff are weighing the lawfulness of similar trials by South Wales Police.
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Congress need not wait for similar lawsuits to challenge the lawfulness of these rules.
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But the court's role is limited to evaluating the lawfulness of the current order.
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A similar case on the lawfulness of detainers is pending before the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
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The court will hear arguments on the lawfulness of the travel ban on Oct. 10.
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Arkady Volozh, the billionaire founder of Yandex, called him the "market standard of decency and lawfulness".
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This includes a focus on fairness, lawfulness and efficiency, protecting American workers, and safeguarding the homeland.
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" The agency said the new mission statement focuses on the priorities of "fairness, lawfulness and efficiency.
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Yet — again — despite fresh admissions of adtech's lawfulness problem the regulator is choosing more stale inaction.
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This includes a focus on fairness, lawfulness and efficiency, protecting American workers and safeguarding the homeland.
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The constitutionality and lawfulness of Whitaker's appointment have been under scrutiny since Trump appointed him on Nov.
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The home secretary's warrants will be reviewed by judges, who will check them for lawfulness and reasonableness.
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" But the true goal, according to the Senate, was to give those ads "a veneer of lawfulness.
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As soon as the decision was announced, Mrs Miller began the English proceedings challenging its lawfulness.21688.
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Mr. Mnuchin said that Treasury lawyers were studying the lawfulness of the request with the Justice Department.
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The first question is whether the lawfulness of the Prime Ministers advice to Her Majesty is justiciable.
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The nation's highest court has agreed to hear oral arguments about the lawfulness of the ban on Oct.
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SocGen has said it refutes the allegations and "any claim tending to question the lawfulness of these investments".
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Prior to releasing any customer data, they analyze the lawfulness of each request and the identity of the requestor.
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The administration said that its stated reasons were sufficient to allow courts to examine the lawfulness of the change.
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While the IPT upheld the lawfulness of the policy, it said it did not give carte blanche to MI5.
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The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel issued a memo last week defending the constitutionality and lawfulness of Whitaker's appointment.
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Lawfulness aside, it was designed according to Mr. Austin's signature aesthetic: instilling odd spaces with an odd sense of wonder.
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"Its release now will inform an ongoing debate about the lawfulness and wisdom of the government's counter terrorism policies," Jaffer added.
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If the lawfulness of an alien's status is uncertain, they are required to use a reference to his country of citizenship.
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No judge has ruled yet on the lawfulness of John Doe's detention, but the government faced setbacks in court in recent months.
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But I have studied the tradition, and the vast majority of Muslims would never accept the lawfulness of an active homosexual lifestyle.
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However, the lawsuit could prove highly illuminating on not just the legal status of the memos but the lawfulness of Comey's conduct.
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We are therefore pleased the Tribunal has confirmed the current lawfulness of the existing bulk communications data and bulk personal dataset regimes.
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Before it can get to the planning stage, any legal challenge would see a judge review the lawfulness of the government's policy.
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There is no ability to appeal the decision of the UN. The lawfulness of my detention... is now a matter of settled law.
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"What we're doing is defining the limits of discretion," Justice Kennedy said of the court's role in determining the lawfulness of the plan.
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Having video evidence documenting how a certain stop began, or unfolded, would benefit judges who must decide the lawfulness of the police conduct.
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"If people are here unlawfully it strikes me as the last thing you would want to do is subsidize that lawfulness," he said.
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The British Supreme Court is preparing to rule on the lawfulness of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament on Tuesday.
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Both the lawfulness of Standard Contractual Clauses and the EU-US Privacy Shield mechanism are now facing questions as a result of this challenge.
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Dana, which is based in Sharjah, started legal proceedings in the emirate last month to seek a declaration on the lawfulness of the sukuk.
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"Its release now will inform an ongoing debate about the lawfulness and wisdom of the government's counter-terrorism policies," Jaffer said in a statement.
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In its latest annual report SocGen said that it "firmly refutes such allegations and any claim calling into question the lawfulness of these investments".
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Manning has repeatedly challenged the lawfulness of the government's effort to force her to testify, and said she believes she may have been under surveillance.
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However, in its annual report published in March, it said it refutes the allegations, and "any claim tending to question the lawfulness of these investments".
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For purposes of the criminal law, presidents must be judged by the lawfulness or unlawfulness of their acts, not by the motivations that underlay them.
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So sometimes even a seamlessly automated "no" to tracking might still sum to being tracked… Adtech told to keep calm and fix its 'lawfulness' problem
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Chutkan, in her bare-bones ruling Thursday, addressed only the issue of Doe's transfer — not the lawfulness of his detention, which remains an open question.
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Our visit doesn't last long, but Linkous is well versed in history, and we discuss the murky distinction between lawfulness and lawlessness in the nineteenth century.
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Many lawyers noticed that Trump's team wasn't particularly careful about details in its brief: The Trump / Barr OLC doesn't even bother with the pretense of lawfulness.
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The Supreme Court has now interceded three times to fine-tune the scope of Mr. Trump's revised ban while it considers broader issues about its lawfulness.
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Yesterday: The Treasury Department declined to immediately give President Trump's tax returns to Congress, saying it needed more time to assess the lawfulness of the request.
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The House isn't challenging the lawfulness of Trump's declaration of a national emergency, but rather the specific use of funds from various sources for border wall construction.
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STEREOTYPING: The poll asked respondents to rate people of different races on a series of personality traits, including their general intelligence, work ethic, manners, peacefulness and lawfulness.
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Rodriguez, where the court is slated to decide the lawfulness of whether immigrants with a deportation order are subject to long-term detention without independent bond hearings.
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The Supreme Court will hear a second case on voting rights in November, that one concerning the lawfulness of Ohio's vigorous efforts to cull its voting rolls.
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The move did suggest that the administration's chances of prevailing at the Supreme Court when the justices consider the lawfulness of the latest ban have markedly increased.
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"He also made it quite clear that he is likely to take the side of law enforcement in disputes over the lawfulness of police conduct," Yeomans added.
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Dana said it was seeking a consensual agreement with investors but had started proceedings in UAE courts to seek a declaration on the lawfulness of its existing sukuk.
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Court approval is also now needed before the NYPD introduces a mechanism to count stops, or changes how it assesses their quality and lawfulness, when evaluating officer performance.
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Among the 21 "large scale" investigations into big tech companies that remain ongoing are probes around transparency and the lawfulness of data processing by social media platform giants.
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At the same time, police officers sometimes conduct mass arrests at demonstrations, and video can help determine the lawfulness of conduct by the police and by the demonstrators.
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Last year five Honduran asylum seekers and the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services sued to challenge the lawfulness of asylum directives issued under Cuccinelli.
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That appellate court was one that Francisco asked the Supreme Court to skip over to review the injunction against the transgender military restrictions and the lawfulness of rescinding DACA.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said in a letter that lawyers needed more time to assess the lawfulness of the request, expressing concern that it would violate taxpayer privacy.
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WASHINGTON — Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, praised President Trump last spring for backing the rule of law and commended the Constitution and American culture for protecting lawfulness.
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Hayden asked an agency lawyer for an overnight legal opinion and got an answer ("a more-than-plausible theory about its lawfulness") that a more skeptical mind could have shredded.
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The ruling focused on the narrow question of whether the ban should be blocked while courts consider its lawfulness, and is likely to be quickly appealed to the Supreme Court.
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"OPM and the Administration continue to follow the Justice Department view on the lawfulness of nominees serving in an acting capacity," OPM spokesman Sam Schumach told The Hill in an email.
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Ms. Yates said her determination in deciding not to defend the order included questions not only about the order's lawfulness, but also of whether it was a "wise or just" policy.
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And to a point they're correct on the merits: The speech of a president should not usually be relevant to a court's determination of the meaning or lawfulness of government action.
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Despite the lawfulness of their enterprises, these business owners find themselves financially hamstrung by an antiquated section of the tax code that prohibits them from deducting business expenses from their taxes.
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On this she says the U.S. government has invoked and interpreted the "standing" and "state secrets" doctrines in such as way as to block any adjudication of the lawfulness of its surveillance regime.
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Former Justice Department officials and legal scholars questioned not only Whitaker's qualifications to serve as the nation's chief law enforcement official, even on a temporary basis, but also the lawfulness of his appointment.
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I believe the correct view is that the speech of a candidate or even a president should not ordinarily be relevant to a court's determination of the meaning or lawfulness of government action.
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But before it can get to the planning stage, the new runway at Heathrow may face a legal challenge from a judicial review, where a judge reviews the lawfulness of the government's policy.
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The justices will issue rulings before the end of June against the backdrop of high-profile litigation challenging the lawfulness of Trump's controversial travel ban on people traveling from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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Under the Obama administration, these lawyers advised the president on the lawfulness of killing Osama bin Laden, helped craft policies to protect undocumented immigrants, and provided legal justification for Obama's use of drone strikes.
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Details: Mnuchin said in a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) that his agency has consulted with the Justice Department to review the lawfulness of the request.
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Gostin said that in a federalist system like the US, which prioritizes states' rights, the lawfulness of such an order would depend on whether or not the state wished to have such a quarantine.
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The department has had to ask the federal courts to postpone some major civil litigation, including a lawsuit over the lawfulness of the Affordable Care Act, which the department no longer defends in court.
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As courts evaluated the first, the second and eventually the third ban, judges consistently refused to accept that they simply had no role to play in assessing the lawfulness of what the President had done.
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What's more, his lawyers argued there was no role for the courts to play in scrutinizing the lawfulness of the President's dramatic overhaul of US immigration policy -- not even whether it ran afoul of the Constitution.
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But neither he nor those who worked for him during those eight years can credibly lay claim to having promoted honesty and lawfulness while in government, particularly where the basic constitutional rights of Americans are concerned.
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Although the regulator has so far failed to take any enforcement action, despite issuing another blog post last December in which it discussed the "industry problem" with lawfulness — preferring instead to encourage adtech to reform itself.
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When President George W. Bush's administration created the Stellarwind surveillance program in 2001, it did not have to wrestle with issues such as the lawfulness of "about" collection, because the program bypassed statutes and court oversight.
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HIGHLIGHTS The first big showdown at the Supreme Court over Trump's immigration policies is set for Wednesday when the justices hear a challenge to the lawfulness of his travel ban targeting people from several Muslim-majority countries.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and six other states on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging the lawfulness of DACA, arguing that former President Barack Obama's initial creation of DACA in 2012 violated the Constitution and federal law.
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The writ of habeas corpus in our Constitution mandates that a judge review and pronounce on the lawfulness of an individual's detention, precisely to protect against the executive branch having unfettered authority to detain persons without review.
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The Treasury Department, which oversees the I.R.S., missed the first deadline to provide the returns, and Mr. Mnuchin previously told Mr. Neal in a letter that he needed more time to study the lawfulness of the request.
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The decision is narrowly focused on the question of whether the ban should be blocked while the courts consider its lawfulness — but the three-judge panel nevertheless issued a scathing takedown of almost all of the government's arguments.
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But the fact of the matter is that Obama and key former senior officials who worked for him lack the moral authority and political credibility to go after Trump on the issues of "honesty and lawfulness" in government.
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Justices decided to address two questions relating to the case: One would consider the lawfulness of Dear Colleagues guidance on Title IX, and the second would consider more broadly what Title IX means with respect to trans students.
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The characters in "Skeleton Crew," the very fine new play by Dominique Morisseau that opened on Tuesday night at the Atlantic Stage 2, travel an uncertain path between comfort and chaos, lawfulness and criminality, mutual support and blinkered selfishness.
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WASHINGTON — The US Supreme Court announced Friday that it will consider the lawfulness of the Trump administration's plan to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which protects those brought to the US illegally as children from deportation.
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The first big showdown at the U.S. Supreme Court over President Donald Trump's immigration policies is set for Wednesday when the justices hear a challenge to the lawfulness of his travel ban targeting people from several Muslim-majority countries.
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If confirmed by the Senate, which is controlled by Trump's fellow Republicans, Rao would replace Kavanaugh on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, which hears most major cases over the lawfulness of federal regulations.
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Today, the new evaluation system, shepherded into place by Mr. O'Neill, asks supervisors to consider the lawfulness of stops made by officers, and the accuracy of their reports, rather than focusing on the mere numeric tally of stops achieved.
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From the start, Trump blasted the investigation into whether his campaign colluded with the Russian government as a "witch hunt," and questioned the lawfulness of Mueller's appointment, the objectivity of the special counsel team, and the scope of the probe.
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"It was clear from the complaints that matching by name only was insufficient, giving rise to data protection concerns, primarily the lawfulness, fairness and accuracy of the personal data processing utilised by the 'Mentions in the news' feature," the DPC writes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first big showdown at the U.S. Supreme Court over President Donald Trump's immigration policies is set for Wednesday when the justices hear a challenge to the lawfulness of his travel ban targeting people from several Muslim-majority countries.
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" John Lewis, senior counsel at Washington-based advocacy group Democracy Forward, said the "decision raises serious questions about the lawfulness of other actions Cuccinelli has undertaken - or may yet undertake - and we and others will be looking at them closely.
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There are multiple constitutional challenges to Whitaker's appointment pending in federal courts across the country; no judge has ruled on the lawfulness of his appointment yet, but hearings are scheduled to begin taking place in some of these cases later this month.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan on Monday authorized a court-appointed monitor for New York City's police department to oversee an improved evaluation system for officers that focuses on the lawfulness of their street stops rather than the number.
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A court-appointed monitor overseeing changes for the New York Police Department has asked a judge to enshrine a new evaluation system for officers that de-emphasizes the number of street stops they make and focuses instead on the lawfulness of those encounters.
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The poll, which surveyed 22016,214 US adults from July 22019 to 216 with a credibility interval of 218 percentage points, asked "respondents to rate people of different races on a series of personality traits," such as intelligence, work ethic, and lawfulness, among others.
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"The lawfulness of the act is undoubtedly a matter of the utmost national importance, but the current petitions do not justify immediate, emergency review by the court," said the brief filed by the attorney general of Texas and officials in 17 other states.
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Trump's lawyers leaned in to the argument that Congress doesn't have much power to investigate a president — and avoided commenting on the lawfulness of two of Congress's most famous investigations: Richard Nixon's role in the Watergate Scandal and Bill Clinton's role in the Whitewater scandal.
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The lawfulness of that search was the subject of heated questioning on Friday in an administrative trial on the fourth floor of Police Headquarters in Manhattan, where the officer, Shaquanna White, faced a departmental charge of abusing her authority by conducting an unlawful strip-search.
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The court said it would hear arguments in October on the lawfulness of one of Trump's signature policies in his first months as president The decision endorsed the Trump administration's contention that the president deserves greater deference from the courts on national security matters.
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"The lawfulness of the act is undoubtedly a matter of the utmost national importance, but the current petitions do not justify immediate, emergency review by the court," said their brief, brought by the attorney general of Texas and elected officials in 17 other states.
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Just as conservatives, going back to the Nixon era, have used debates over the lawfulness of abortion, homosexuality, and pornography to portray themselves as besieged by a liberal elite, police unions, too, now claim they are on the losing side in an ideological struggle.
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"To date, as a result of the government's invocation and the courts' acceptance of the standing and state secrets objections described above, no civil lawsuit challenging Section 702 or EO 120153 surveillance has ever produced a U.S. court decision addressing the lawfulness of that surveillance," she writes.
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Many of those critics believe, as we do, that the campaign is broader than international law permits, that congressional oversight should be far more stringent and that, at least in some circumstances, the lawfulness of strikes should be subject to after-the-fact review by the courts.
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"Even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy ... I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government," the 44th President of the United States said.
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Darius Charney, a senior staff lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights and the lawyer for plaintiffs in the stop-and-frisk litigation, said it is critical for the monitor to ensure the Police Department keeps its promise to assess the lawfulness of street stops going forward.
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Mr. Neal on Saturday gave the Internal Revenue Service until April 23 to provide him with the tax returns after Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said last week that he could not meet an earlier deadline because he needed to study the lawfulness of the request.
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In the decades since then, the US Supreme Court has issued a string of decisions upholding the lawfulness of contracts with mandatory arbitration clauses, like those used by Trump, that cover a wider universe of situations in which a person might want to bring a claim against a company.
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Consovoy argued that Congress had little, if any, power to investigate a president, to the point of avoiding a direct answer on the lawfulness of two of Congress's most famous investigations — former president Richard Nixon's role in the Watergate scandal and former president Bill Clinton's role in the Whitewater scandal.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, said in a letter to Representative Richard E. Neal, the Democratic chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, that the Treasury Department's lawyers needed more time to assess the lawfulness of the request and expressed concern that it would be a violation of taxpayer privacy.
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But under Europe's General Data Protection framework a data controller has the widest obligations around handling personal data — with responsibility under Article 5 of the GDPR for the lawfulness, fairness and security of the data being processed — and therefore also greater legal risk should it fail to meet the standard.
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By tossing the Obamacare lawsuit, Hollander avoided having to decide on the lawfulness of Whitaker's appointment, although the judge did say Maryland had presented "sound arguments" in support of its contention that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein should have become acting attorney general when Trump fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions in November.
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"The O.K. Corral" re-created a dispute that led to a thirty-second shoot-out between outlaw cowboys (the Clanton brothers, the McLaury brothers, et al.) and Tombstone's lawmen Doc Holliday and the brothers Virgil, Morgan, and Wyatt Earp, in the course of which lawlessness was defeated by lawfulness—or, at least, by a different kind of law.
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United States campaign finance laws have been watered down by the Roberts Supreme Court since 2006, but there are a few pillars of campaign finance law that the Supreme Court has upheld again and again: (1) bans on corporations' giving directly to federal candidates, (2) bans on foreigners' spending in US elections, (3) the lawfulness of contribution limits and (4) the requirement that money going into and going out of federal campaign be fully disclosed.
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FOIA lawsuits pursued by Mr. Savage contributed to the release of portions of a memo on the Obama administration's legal reasoning behind its decision to target for killing an American citizen suspected of terrorism without a trial (The Times reporter Scott Shane was also a plaintiff), a memo on the lawfulness of not evacuating detainees from the prison at Guantánamo Bay in a medical emergency, and a whole host of information about government surveillance.
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In a letter to May, the four Conservative lawmakers, Bill Cash, Michael Tomlinson, Suella Braverman and David Jones, challenge the government's attempt to gain parliament's approval of the extension to its Article 50 Brexit negotiating period after already agreeing the delay with the EU. The move by the government, the letter says, has "called into question the lawfulness of its actions and has (at minimum) created serious legal doubts about the legal situation surrounding the extension".
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Some reported changes to existing policy: Allow lethal targeting of individuals outside of armed conflict zones who do not pose an imminent threat, in violation of international law Relax the "near certainty" standard that the target is present at the time of the strike, increasing risk to civilians Give the CIA and U.S. military authority to carry out drone strikes without prior approval from the White House Transparency around the use of lethal force is essential to assessing the lawfulness of military operations and providing redress for victims.
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"I am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy, even if you believe in more libertarian economic theories, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken and the Democrats aren't serious enough about immigration enforcement, I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government," Obama said.
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But I am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy, even if you believe in more libertarian economic theories, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken and the Democrats aren't serious enough about immigration enforcement, I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government.
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Oh, I am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy, even if you believe in more Libertarian economic theories, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken and that Democrats aren't serious enough about immigration enforcement, I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government.
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A breakdown of these (likely) tech giant focused GDPR complaints shows a strong focus on consent, right of erasure, right of access and the lawfulness of data processing: Breakdown of cross-border complaint types received by the DPC under GDPR's OSS mechanism Breakdown of cross-border complaint types received by the DPC under GDPR's OSS mechanism While the Irish DPC acts as the lead supervisor for many high profile GDPR complaints which relate to how tech giants are handling people's data, it's worth emphasizing that the OSS mechanism does not mean Ireland is sitting in sole judgement on Silicon Valley's giants' rights incursions in Europe.
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