These barriers would not make illegal crossings impossible, but they would make illegal crossings more difficult and make it easier for the Border Patrol to apprehend crossers.
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As you know, we will make illegal migration a terrorism crime.
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Wilson-Foley and Foley pleaded guilty to conspiring to make illegal campaign contributions.
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Wilson-Foley and Foley both pleaded guilty to conspiring to make illegal campaign contributions.
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While eliminating high value notes does make illegal transactions harder, it also introduces new risks.
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In a court filing, prosecutors implicated Trump in directing Cohen to make illegal campaign contributions.
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SAFE also said it severely punished companies involved faking trades to make illegal cross-border transfers.
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They were charged with conspiring to make illegal campaign contributions through others and concealing excessive contributions.
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The number of aliens bringing children with them when they make illegal crossings has dramatically increased.
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A few candidates said they would make illegal border crossing a civil rather than a criminal offense.
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Huawei is being investigated for using HSBC to allegedly make illegal transactions involving Iran, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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Fruman and Parnas were charged with conspiring to make illegal straw donations and lying to federal election regulators.
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According to the indictment, the two used their company to skirt campaign-finance reporting requirements and make illegal contributions.
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Though slavery was against the law, the demand for free labor remained high, which prompted smugglers to make illegal trips.
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I think we need to make illegal immigration harder and legal immigration a little easier," Cupp said on CNN's "S.
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The executives of companies that keep or make illegal plastic bags can be imprisoned for up to a year, officials say.
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The new framework legalizes pedal-assist bikes while keeping in tact regulations that make illegal throttle e-bikes that go above 20 MPH.
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It's easy to imagine the more conservative among us getting enough power to make illegal what they would otherwise be forced to witness.
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Of course, Rubio opposed marriage equality, legislation to make illegal discrimination based on sexual orientation, and allowing openly gay people to adopt children.
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That's after a Republican-controlled state legislature voted to make illegal a city-wide minimum wage law that went into effect 10 weeks ago.
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The civil rights provisions were dropped, but a version that would still make illegal for employers to ban guns from their parking lots survived.
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More recently, the probe has included the company's use of HSBC Holdings Plc to make illegal transactions involving Iran, people familiar with the investigation said.
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More recently, the probe has included the company's use of HSBC Holdings Plc to make illegal transactions involving Iran, people familiar with the investigation said.
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But Ms. Haspel's supporters, many of whom are lawyers, should know better: the faulty advice of government lawyers and bosses cannot make illegal conduct legal.
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These measures would reduce the number of people trying to make illegal crossings, making border security much easier to achieve, even without his promised wall.
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President this week pardoning Dinesh D&aposSouza, conservative commentator, provocateur, who had pleaded guilty to using straw donors to make illegal campaign donations for his (Inaudible).
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They are accused of conspiring to make illegal profits in a case involving about 40 billion yuan (HK$45 billion), according to mainland financial magazine Caixin.
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Mr. Cohen, who has been sentenced to three years in prison, has accused Mr. Trump of directing him to make illegal hush payments during the campaign.
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The U.K. made amendments to existing legislation this year to make illegal flying a drone within 1km of an airport after a planned drone bill got delayed.
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The U.K. made amendments to existing legislation this year to make illegal flying a drone within 1km of an airport after a planned drone bill got delayed.
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The prosecutors were clearly trying to pressure Cohen into coöperating, and they needed a witness who could tie him to a scheme to make illegal campaign contributions.
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Photo: David Ramos (Getty)In a nearly unanimous vote, the Senate approved a bill that would hinder robocalls and ramp up penalties for scammers who make illegal robocalls.
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When we signed with them, we got caught up in trying not to make illegal music, because at that point we were more concerned with being careerist musicians.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Wednesday issued a cease-and-desist letter to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), saying the agency uses "aggressive tactics" to make illegal arrests.
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Regulators told the trio that while some companies are scams or make illegal promises, others operate legally, but charge for services that could elsewhere be found for free.
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Chris Coons said if President Donald Trump directed Michael Cohen to make illegal hush payments during the 2016 election then he could be indicted after he leaves office.
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A Ukrainian hacker has pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme to hack into three business newswires, steal unpublished press releases and use the information to make illegal trades.
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Trump also wants a wall along the border with Mexico, which would make it more difficult for parents to make illegal crossings with their young children in the future.
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A Ukrainian hacker has pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme to hack into three business newswires, steal unpublished press releases and use the information to make illegal trades.
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The Republicans desperately sought to make illegal immigration their closing issue—and nearly succeeded, with stories about the migrant caravan reaching a crescendo in the days before the election.
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Last week, prosecutors alleged that in the months leading up to the 2016 election, Trump directed Cohen to make illegal payments to two women claiming they had affairs with Trump.
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This should significantly reduce the number of asylum-seeking aliens who come here from Central America and make illegal entries that result in the separation of children from their parents.
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The SEC has charged 85033 people in a high-profile scheme to hack into three business news wires, steal unpublished press releases and use the information to make illegal trades.
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But in reality, federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York have outlined a convincing case that Trump directed Cohen to make illegal campaign payments to conceal his alleged affairs.
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Two businessmen who allegedly worked with associates of President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani to make illegal political donations are set to be arraigned Thursday in federal court in New York.
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Prosecutors in Manhattan said that during the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump directed Michael Cohen, his former lawyer, to make illegal hush payments to two women to suppress stories of affairs with him.
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We're told police believe Mellie is part of an organized theft ring that makes counterfeit coupons, which they then use to buy gift cards to make illegal purchases at a variety of stores.
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The reports indicate that the Trump Organization's practice of hiring undocumented workers may have been more widespread than previously reported, even as Trump continues to make illegal immigration a centerpiece of his presidency.
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Even with the rise of new technologies like brain stimulation, doping tactics like microdosing, and nefarious government conspiracies, tools like biological passports could make illegal performance enhancers a non-factor in future competitions.
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If Trump wants to make it politically acceptable to bar aliens who make illegal entries from applying for asylum, he has to provide other ways for them to get the relief they are seeking.
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Among the practices described are moving voters across state lines by using cars with the destination state's plates, and using pay stubs to make illegal immigrants appear to be citizens for voter registration purposes.
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Washington (CNN)If accusations that President Donald Trump directed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to make illegal hush payments to women who had alleged affairs with Trump prove to be true, New York Democratic Rep.
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He had previously suggested publicly that he had information to share, and in court on Tuesday he implicated the president by indicating that Candidate Trump instructed him to make illegal payments to influence the election.
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The United States has been looking into whether Huawei Technologies Ltd violated U.S. sanctions against Iran since at least 2016 and more recently the company's use of HSBC Holdings Plc to make illegal transactions involving Iran.
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In a separate case in New York, prosecutors say Trump directed his personal lawyer Michael Cohen to make illegal hush-money payments to two women as a way to quash potential sex scandals during the campaign.
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A former United Auto Workers official who served on the union committee that negotiated a 2300 labor pact with Fiat Chrysler pleaded guilty on Monday to conspiring to make illegal payments to union officials, prosecutors said.
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Cohen and federal prosecutors have implicated Trump in the campaign-finance crimes, saying the then-Republican presidential candidate directed Cohen to make illegal, six-figure payments to two women to avoid a scandal before the 2016 election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hackers are increasingly breaking into brokerage accounts to steal assets or make illegal trades, prompting U.S. securities regulators to start tracking cyber crimes more closely, two newly appointed enforcement officials said in an interview on Thursday.
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Why it matters: AI can inadvertently rely on characteristics that include or are correlated with race, gender and socio-economic class, so under the proposed rule, financial institutions could make illegal determinations and hide behind an AI product.
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Even though cannabis strains have a relatively unique and complex terpene profile, these are the same molecules that are present all over nature—therefore, they're an entirely legal molecule, and one that would be virtually impossible to make illegal.
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This has become a pull factor that encourages more undocumented aliens to make illegal crossings with children, and "recycling rings" are providing children to make it possible for aliens who don't have children to gain entry as family units.
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Peru modified its penal code last year to make illegal logging on indigenous lands an aggravated offense punishable by a term of at least eight to 10 years in prison - allowing the government to dedicate more resources to fighting it.
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" More than 400 miles (644 km) east, along the U.S.-Mexico line, the crowd at the Republican headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, cheered and one man yelled "yeah!" as Trump promised a wall would make "illegal crossings go way, way down.
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Adam Schiff said Sunday that President Donald Trump could "face the real prospect of jail time" after federal prosecutors said last week that the President directed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to make illegal hush-money payments during the presidential campaign.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's government introduced a bill last week that would accelerate the expulsion of migrants who do not qualify for asylum and make illegal border crossings a criminal offense punishable by one year in jail and a fine.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - A former United Auto Workers official who served on the union committee that negotiated a 2015 labor pact with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV pleaded guilty on Monday to conspiring to make illegal payments to union officials, prosecutors said.
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Members of the secularist Republican People's Party (CHP) said the planned changes - which include shortening the time allotted to discuss bills and punishment for lawmakers who make "illegal references" to Turkey's regions in parliament - would limit their freedom of expression.
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In November 1974, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn suspended Steinbrenner for two years — later reduced to 15 months — after he pleaded guilty to conspiring to make illegal political contributions and also trying to force employees of his shipbuilding company to lie to a grand jury.
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While the convoluted accounting is required by law — so that Mr. Trump's companies do not make illegal corporate contributions directly to his campaign — it also means that Mr. Trump is in effect taking millions of dollars out of one pocket and depositing it into another.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors said on Friday President Donald Trump directed his personal lawyer to make illegal hush payments to two women ahead of the 2016 election, and also detailed a previously unknown attempt by a Russian to help the Trump campaign.
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Almost two thirds of Americans believe Michael Cohen's claim that President Trump ordered him to make illegal payments to two women to keep them quiet about his affairs — but less than half of Americans believe Congress should start impeachment proceedings, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said it was common for parents or family members in the United States to make illegal payments to smugglers to arrange for children to be brought to the border, where they turn themselves in and are often eventually handed over to their relatives.
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Would decriminalize migration For starters — and the likely headline feature — Section VI of the bill would repeal 2023 USC §1325(a) and 8 USC §1326 which make illegal entry into the United States a crime and makes it a crime to reenter the United States after being deported.
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A spate of reports on illegally planted seeds prompted Lin Xiangmin, an official in charge of safety management and intellectual property rights of G.M.O.s at the Ministry of Agriculture, to tell The Beijing Times newspaper that the department was working to make illegal planting of G.M.O. seeds a criminal offense.
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But if past debates over setting norms of behavior for cyberspace are a guide, American officials are leery of any kind of agreement that might make illegal the types of activity — like espionage, data manipulation or attacks on infrastructure — that the United States may want to use in a future conflict.
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He is calling for a ban on what he calls "weapons of war" and the mandatory buyback of all assault-style weapons -- the sales of which he has said he would make illegal -- at what he told CNN on Thursday would be a "fair price," as well as a voluntary buyback of handguns.
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That complaint, in Federal District Court in Connecticut, identifies Heritage as the "principal architect and ringleader" of the activities involving the two drugs, and said that employees of the company, including the two former executives, Jeffrey Glazer and Jason Malek, contacted competing companies and sought to make illegal deals over pricing before entering the market for the two drugs.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Legislators in Texas are mulling a bill that would make illegal to "impair or degrade" mobile data in any declared disaster zone, in an apparent response to telecom giant Verizon's decision last year to tell California firefighters busy tackling the deadly Mendocino Complex fire they needed to upgrade their plan or continue to suffer slow speeds.
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On Twitter, earlier in the day, Trump began attacking the special counsel's investigation and Cohen -- part of a plan among his allies to discredit his former attorney as a liar and a non-credible witness in the aftermath of his bombshell claim that Trump directed him to make illegal payments to women in order to maintain their silence about alleged sexual affairs.
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The first thing that users currently see when googling the term "Trump news" in incognito mode on Google is a news story from Fox News:Screenshot from Google results for "Trump news" at 33:36am ET this morningScreenshot: GooglePresident Trump may not like the news stories about him, but his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, has pleaded guilty to a number of charges and named the president as the one who asked him to make illegal hush payments before the 2016 presidential election.
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In 1992, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged that in the mid- to late-1980s Downe and associated exchanged inside information in order to make illegal stock trades.
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The amendment will make illegal mining, trespassing and violation of norms, cognisable offences punishable by 2 years imprisonment and/or fine. The state government will be allowed to set up special courts for such trials.
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He also noted Sutton's appearances on film surrounded by firearms and demonstrating how to make illegal moonshine. He said he had considered a harsher sentence of 24 months, but had decided on 18 months after considering Sutton's age and medical condition.
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However, she would miss and accidentally punch Principal Skinner instead, resulting in her being sent to juvenile hall where she would make illegal jeans.Scully, Mike (2009). The Simpsons – The Complete Twelfth Season DVD commentary for the episode "Bye Bye Nerdie". 20th Century Fox.
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The Act was aimed at regulating businesses. However, its application was not limited to the commercial side of business. Its prohibition of the cartel was also interpreted to make illegal many labor union activities. This is because unions were characterized as cartels as well (cartels of laborers).
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He was eventually released, after which he moved several times. He last lived in Erfurt, where he worked as a representative for tobacco products. He used his work-related travel activities to make illegal contacts. After a denunciation by the authorities in 1936, his belongings were searched and prohibited literature was found.
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He won the seat easily in the general election. Plummer's maiden speech on 4 March 1952 was on the subject of economic development in Africa."Politics and Parliament", The Times, 5 March 1952. He made an early mark by proposing to make illegal the defamation of any body of persons, including a race.
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McKay went to trial in Broward County, Florida on November 21, 2006. During the trial, prosecutors made the case that the McKay brothers had used the union as a "personal piggy bank," using benefit funds to repair their dive boat, throw Michael's son a bachelor party, to pay for items such as "fine china, cigars, hockey games," and to make illegal campaign contributions.
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Bill Clinton and Jiang Zemin holding a joint press conference at the White House in October 1997 In February 1997, officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced they had uncovered evidence that the government of China had sought to make illegal foreign contributions to the Democratic National Committee. Despite the evidence, both the presidential administration and the Chinese government denied any wrongdoing.
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The charges stemmed from a 2003 raid on United Nuclear's business offices, where chemical sales records were examined. United Nuclear pleaded guilty to three criminal counts of introducing into interstate commerce, and aiding and abetting the introduction into interstate commerce, banned hazardous substances. In 2007 United Nuclear was fined $7,500 for violating a law prohibiting the sale of chemicals and components used to make illegal fireworks.
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He was reelected in 2004. O'Malley won the 2006 gubernatorial election, defeating incumbent Republican governor Bob Ehrlich. During his first term, O'Malley implemented Maryland StateStat and became the first governor to sign the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. O'Malley won reelection in 2010. In 2011, he signed a law that would make illegal immigrants brought to the United States as children eligible for in-state college tuition.
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The event drew an estimated 500,000 participants and was a springboard to further similar events held throughout the United States. The protesters marched in opposition to H.R. 4437, a proposal Congressional law that would theoretically make illegal immigration to the U.S. more difficult. Coello received attention in various media following the original protests, including an appearance on Tom Leykis' English-language radio talk show.
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Second, it is also unlikely that torrent poisoning can be successful in disrupting every illegal download. Instead, the aim of content providers is to make illegal downloads statistically less likely to be clean and complete, in the hope that users will be discouraged from illegally downloading copyright material. Content providers and copyright holders may decide that the financial outlay is not worth the end result of their efforts.
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Security forces frequently make illegal arrests. Jean- Paul Noel Abdi, president of the Djiboutian League of Human Rights, was arrested on 9 February 2011 after reporting on opposition protests in connection with the Arab Spring earlier that month. According to Human Rights Watch, he did not support the protests themselves but objected to what he described as arbitrary arrests. He was later released on health grounds but the charges remain.
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Another strategy was to just buy liquor from rumrunners. Racketeers would also buy closed breweries and distilleries to then hire former employees to make alcohol. Another person famous for organized crime named Johnny Torrio partnered with two other mobsters and legitimate brewer Joseph Stenson to make illegal beer in a total of nine breweries. Finally, some racketeers stole industrial grain alcohol and redistilled it to sell in speakeasies.
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In early March 1971, Boyle was indicted for embezzling $49,250 in union funds to make illegal campaign contributions in the 1968 presidential race. He was convicted in December 1973 to a three-year sentence and imprisoned at the federal penitentiary in Springfield, Missouri. On September 6, 1973, Boyle was arrested on first degree murder charges in the deaths of Jock Yablonski and his family. That month, Boyle attempted suicide but failed.
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An early attempt to create a line of extremely strong empathic providers lead unintentionally to the rise of the Skolian ruling family, the Ruby Dynasty. Breeding psions is however an insufficient source for providers and other means are needed to satisfy the still increasing demands of Eubian market. As a solution, Eubian pirate ships make illegal raids on Skolian and Allied ships, kidnapping psions with high KAB Rating and selling them into slavery.
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Wood hopped his first train when he was seven, travelling to stay with relatives in West Virginia. There, his kinfolk (the McCoy-feuding Hatfields) taught him how to gamble, make illegal whisky and fight. He suffered from a foot ailment (a birth defect) and lost his left hand when he was a teenager. According to some reports he lost his hand in an accident while working for the railroad in West Virginia.
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Though arbitrary arrests are prohibited by law, third party organizations claim that this right is not respected. Security forces frequently make illegal arrests. Jean-Paul Noel Abdi, president of the Djiboutian League of Human Rights, was arrested on 9 February 2011 after reporting on opposition protests in connection with the Arab Spring earlier that month. According to Human Rights Watch, he did not support the protests themselves but objected to what he described as arbitrary arrests.
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Deprogramming activities often fall outside of the law. Government agencies have at times been aware and have taken part in deprogramming to enforce official views of "correct" beliefs and behaviors. This can involve "vigorous, even violent, efforts to dissuade people from participating in groups deemed unacceptable to the government" and have been "given legal sanction by the passage of laws that make illegal the activities or even the beliefs of the unpopular movement or group being targeted".
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During this time, Miki promptly engaged with Marxist theory and developed a substantial influence over Japanese workers' movements, though did not have communist leanings. He was critical of Marxist views on religion and its limited scope of natural philosophy in modern natural science. In 1928, he was engaged to Tobata Kimiko and the following year they married. Trouble befell him when money he lent to a friend was used, unbeknown to Miki, to make illegal donations to the Japanese Communist Party.
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Ian Fishback is a former United States Army officer, who became known after he sent a letter to Senator John McCain of Arizona on September 16, 2005, in which Fishback stated his concerns about the continued abuse of prisoners held under the auspices of the Global War on Terror. McCain, along with Republican Senators John Warner and Lindsey Graham afterward wrote an amendment to a Senate bill which would make illegal previous Bush administration claims for the use of extreme methods of abuse.
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Eventually, Jamie came to know of his brother's secret identity as Captain Britain and assisted him on several occasions. In his spare time, however, Jamie started to make illegal bets and his debts grew. Soon he became involved with various illegal activities in order to pay his debts. Starting out with minor crimes, Jamie eventually became involved with robbery, murder, and slave-trading in Africa, resulting in him being kidnapped by Doctor Crocodile, an African scientist (also a former R.C.X. agent).
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Despite limited research data, manufacturers and marketers of pomegranate juice have liberally used results from preliminary research to promote products. In February 2010, the FDA issued a Warning Letter to one such manufacturer, POM Wonderful, for using published literature to make illegal claims of unproven antidisease benefits. In May 2016, the US Federal Trade Commission declared that POM Wonderful cannot make health claims in its advertising, followed by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that declined POM Wonderful's request to review the court ruling, upholding the FTC decision.
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In January 2013, Swedish investigators released new documents apparently showing that TeliaSonera had tried to negotiate directly with Karimova. In the same year, US and Dutch authorities began investigating her. In February 2014, the chief executive of TeliaSonera was forced resign after serious failures of due diligence were uncovered. In May, the Swedish media made documents public that suggested Karimova had aggressively dictated the terms of the TeliaSonera contract and threatened it with obstruction by several Uzbek government ministries if it did not agree to make illegal payments.
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During this time, he also evidently used his office to make illegal personal real estate investments that lost money, putting the college at financial risk. He was also unpopular with the student body, in part because of a request he made upon taking office for a censor of The Student Life, which had published an editorial questioning a fundraising claim he made. Ferguson was also accused of plagiarizing the baccalaureate address he gave to the class of 1901 for their graduation ceremony. The board asked him to resign at the end of his third year.
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Making a former meth lab site safer for habitation requires two basic efforts: Gross chemical removal: This is the process in which law enforcement or a Drug Enforcement Administration contractors removes the obvious dangers from the site. Obvious dangers include containers of chemicals, equipment, and apparatus that could be used to make illegal drugs, drug paraphernalia, and other illegal items. This process does not cleanup or remove chemical spills, stains or residue that could be harmful to inhabitants. A property that has had only a gross chemical removal is not fit for habitation.
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Moonshining has always been popular in the southeastern part of the United States, especially in farm communities, partly because farmers have the produce (corn, barley, apples, grapes, etc.) to make illegal liquor. In some cases, farmers use produce they cannot sell to make moonshine for a profit. Lengthy prison sentences for those caught manufacturing or distributing illegal alcohol makes moonshiners conceal their still sites in secret locations. Stills are unique contraptions that typically consist of several metal drums, copper pipes, and heat sources that heat the mash of sugar, starch and fruit or grain product.
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These powers were widely used to silence the government's critics, and have never been repealed. The Constitution was changed to make illegal any criticism, even in Parliament, of the Malaysian monarchy, the special position of Malays in the country, or the status of Malay as the national language. In 1971 Parliament reconvened, and a new government coalition, the National Front (Barisan Nasional), was formed in 1973 to replace the Alliance party. The coalition consisted of UMNO, the MCA, the MIC, Gerakan, PPP, and regional parties in Sabah and Sarawak.
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In 2010, a mufti in Penang decreed a fatwa that would forbid non-Muslims to use of 40 words related to Muslim religious practice. Under the Penang Islamic Religious Administration Enactment of 2004, a mufti in Penang state could propose fatwa that would be enforceable by law. The list included words such as "Allah", "Imam", "Sheikh", and "Fatwa", and purported to also make illegal the use of translations of these words into other languages. This decree caused uproar, particularly in the Sikh community, as Sikh religious texts use the term "Allah", with members of the community calling the law unconstitutional.
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On 22 March 2016, the 26th phase of Operation Car Wash launched, called , an offshoot of . In Operation Xepa, 67 search and seizure warrants, 28 condução coercitiva warrants, 11 temporary arrest warrants and 4 preventive arrest warrants were executed in the states of São Paulo, Brasilia, Santa Catarina, Pernambuco, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Piauí and Bahia. The Federal Police discovered, through analysis of documents from the Acarajé operation, cash payments to third parties indicated by senior Odebrecht executives, using financial operators in the parallel foreign exchange market to make illegal payments.
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While it did not ban or make illegal the Hawaiian language in other contexts, its implementation in the schools had far-reaching effects. Those who had been pushing for English-only schools took this law as licence to extinguish the native language at the early education level. While the law didn't make Hawaiian illegal (it was still commonly spoken at the time), many children who spoke Hawaiian at school, including on the playground, were disciplined. This included corporal punishment and going to the home of the offending child to advise them strongly to stop speaking it in their home.
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According to the whistle- blower, OPG Securities alone had trades worth over Rs. 6,000 crore on the NSE using co-location. In addition, the exchange's "order book" was exported to FIIs and FPIs, helping them make illegal gains in the stock market. While OPG Securities used the base technology, Omnesys Technologies provided the trading software. Whistle-blower Ken Fong's letter points to Bangalore-based, front- end technology provider Omnesys, a company that sold trading software to NSE's members and is said to have benefited, legitimately, from its ability to connect ahead of others to the exchange's servers.
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A second Firepower is a government official named David Roberts who was sent to bring down Atom-Smasher, an eco-terrorist who had sought to make illegal dumping grounds on a property owned by Stane International (used for government projects) and came to the attention of the media, prompting high-ranking government officials, fearing a scandal, to order Atom Smasher eliminated. Sleeker than the original, this Firepower actually has fewer weapons but seems to pack a harder punch with them. Firepower engaged Atom Smasher and was holding his own. Then, War Machine decided to end the fight with an EMP blast that rendered both inoperable until their systems rebooted.
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In December 2017, nearly three hundred people had been accused of crimes in the scandal. After Marcelo Odebrecht, grandson of the company founder, was sentenced to 19 years in prison, he and other Odebrecht executives were willing to act as witnesses and to give information about the broader corruption scheme, because of the sentence reduction incentives of the 'rewarded collaboration' law. Odebrecht had a secret branch used to make illegal payments in several Latin American countries, from Hugo Chávez in Venezuela to Ricardo Martinelli in Panama. Odebrecht was charged with fines totalling $2.6 billion by authorities of Brazil, Switzerland, and the United States after they admitted bribing officials in twelve countries for some $788 million.
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David Barboza Recycled Cooking Oil Found to Be Latest Hazard in China The New York Times, 31 March 2010Cao Yin and Luo Wangshu, "Rotting meat used to make illegal oil", China Daily, 4 April 2012. Low-end restaurants and street vendors are the biggest end users of gutter oil, as they operate with lower profit margins than bigger restaurants. Oil is a large kitchen supply cost for restaurants, so obtaining cheaper oil can allow a marginal restaurant to reduce its overall expenses. Chinese food is generally heavily dependent on oil due to most foods being fried, so cheaper meal prices for many price- sensitive consumers are possible if gutter oil is used instead of virgin oil.
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Khalidi wanted to restrict Jewish immigration to Palestine and opposed land sales to Jews. His sentiments were based on the fear that Zionists wanted to create their own state with an exclusive social and political system. He understood that the Zionists were attempting to create a nation where they would no longer be second class citizens or outsiders, but he felt their goals would be detrimental to the Ottoman Empire and all the people in it as a whole. Khalidi was criticized by Zionists and non-Zionists for wanting to make illegal the purchase of land not only by unregistered Jewish immigrants, but also Jews that were natural citizens of the Ottoman Empire.
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Proponents of the MCRI claim that the initiative will make illegal only those programs and policies, affecting university admissions, public employment, and contracting, that grant "preferential treatment" based on gender, race, or ethnicity. These claims were disputed by some opponents who cite California's Proposition 209, alleging that the language of that proposal outlawed "all affirmative action policies" and programs, and MCRI's language is nearly identical. Proponents counter this argument by arguing that while MCRI is nearly identical to California's amendment, neither MCRI or 209 outlawed "all" or any "affirmative action." They point to programs such as California's use of socio-economic indicators, outreach targeted at the 150 lowest scoring high schools, and traditional anti-discrimination enforcement as some among many race-neutral types of "affirmative action".
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It applied this test to the case at hand, United States v. Rybicki. The defendants were two personal injury lawyers, Thomas Rybicki and Fredric Grae, in the state of New York; both were convicted of twenty counts of mail fraud, two counts of wire fraud, and one count of conspiracy. The fraud charges pertained to a scheme to make illegal payments to insurance claims adjusters with the intent of inducing the adjusters to expedite the settlement of certain claims; Rybicki and Grae made such payments in at least twenty cases. As the acceptance of such payments by the adjusters was against the insurance companies' policies, Rybicki and Grae had defrauded those insurance companies of the honest services of their employees.
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Consoles like most consumer electronic devices have limited lifespans. There is great interest in preservation of older console hardware for archival and historical, but games from older consoles, as well as arcade and personal computers, remain of interest. Computer programmers and hackers have developed emulators that can be run on personal computers or other consoles that simulate the hardware of older consoles that allow games from that console to be run. The development of software emulators of the console hardware is established to be legal, but there are unanswered legal questions surrounding copyrights of the including acquiring a console's firmware and copies of a game's ROM image, which laws such as the United States' Digital Millennium Copyright Act make illegal save for certain archival purposes.
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The Federation's stated interest in doing cultural work in the "Tamil Eelam" region of Sri Lanka involved it with high- profile legal challenges against the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA) and the USA PATRIOT Act. In 1997, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright designated the LTTE as a "foreign terrorist organization" under the terms of the AEDPA, which, according to TamilNet, "criminalizes the provision of material support or resources to the lawful and non-violent activities of any foreign organization designated as 'terrorist' by the Secretary of State." In 1998, FeTNA and seven other organizations joined the Center for Constitutional Rights in challenging the constitutionality of the AEDPA, which would make illegal FeTNA's attempts to do service around Tamil language, arts, and cultural institutions in the LTTE-occupied "Tamil Eelam" region of Sri Lanka. The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled against the plaintiffs.
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In April 2011, a male Iranian "illegal refugee" who had been denied refugee status in the Netherland but for whom it was unsafe to return to their own country committed suicide by burning himself in the crowded city centre in Amsterdam and died one day later in the hospital. Affected by this event, Nafiss Nia and Farshad Aria decided to make illegal refugees the theme for their debut feature film. In 2014 they decided to make the film independently and through a guerrilla work style without using a traditional script. Inspired by film- makers and masterpieces of Iranian cinema such as: Still Life (1974) by Sohrab Shaheed Salles, The Marriage of the Blessed (1989) and A Moment of Innocence (1996) by Mohsen Makhmalbaf, Close-Up (1990) by Abbas Kiarostami, and The Mirror (1997) by Jafar Panahi, Dance Iranian Style is an attempt to blur the borders between fiction and documentary.
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A plain metal washer, if of the correct size and weight, may be accepted as a coin by a vending machine A slug is a counterfeit coin that is used to make illegal purchases from a coin-operated device, such as a vending machine, payphone, parking meter, transit farebox, copy machine, coin laundry, gaming machine, or arcade game. By resembling various features of a genuine coin, including the weight, size, and shape, a slug is designed to trick the machine into accepting it as a real coin. Losses caused to vendors by slug usage may be the result of the loss of sales, the absence of revenue following the distribution of merchandise that was obtained at the vendor's expense, or the loss of cash that is distributed by the machine for overpayment with slugs. Honest customers may also suffer losses when change returned for overpayment is in the form of a slug rather than a genuine coin.
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If the use of military force against the population alone was sufficient reason to lose all sympathies of his subjects, then the use of French troops contributed to the hatred of the country, since the hard time of the French occupation was still clearly remembered. For years, the Holy Roman Empire had been overshadowed by war and was blamed, not without reason, for the devastation of its own land. Similarly, his economic policy was arbitrary, as he sought to improve his financial position at the expense of his subjects. In order to obtain more funds, he began to make illegal expropriations, using the "right of confiscation" who entered in practice after the Thirty Years War: because of the widespread devastation and the high mortality among the rural population several properties became vacant and as sovereign lord over these domains, in 1713 he sent to each locality officers in his name to confiscate property whose owners were unable to show titles of property.
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In many aspects of his politics, Russell tended to be on the conservative wing of his party. He spoke in parliament of the Gladstonian virtues of efficiency, economyThe Times, , 21 December 1929 p6 and retrenchmentThe Times, 11 December 1939 p8 and was in favour of temperance and reduction of licensed drinking hours.The Times, 7 March 1936 p7 One historian has described Russell as "....on the surface, the archetypal Liberal of the Gladstonian tradition."David Dutton, Liberal Schism: A History of the National Liberal Party; I B Tauris, 2008 p93 He tended to vote with the Conservatives rather than Labour when the Liberal Parliamentary Party votes were split during the period of the second Labour government (1929–1931) on educationThe Times, 7 November 1930 p14; 12 November 1930 p16 and taxation.The Times, 2 July 1931 p14 He was a Methodist lay preacherDutton, op cit p93 and strongly disapproved of sweepstakes and betting, working in the House of Commons for further restrictive legislationThe Times, 6 November 1934 p7; 8 February 1943 p6 including proposing a Private Member's Bill to make illegal the Football pools and other forms of pool or parimutuel betting.
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The first evidence of his personal politics appeared in 1936 when he ran for a position as municipal court judge.“Who’s who in city primary”, Omaha World Herald; 04-05-1936; Page: 15 He spoke in his candidacy in support of reform of police court conduct and procedure.“As the Public Pulse Beats”, Omaha World Herald; 05-12-1936; Page: 20 To that point, police court gave only very little time to each case and allowed very unruly behavior, which Murphy and others claimed resulted in many who were being tried for drunken driving not being adequately prosecuted and escaping without punishment.“Police Court Haste Helps Drunk Driver”, Omaha World Herald; 05-02-1936; Page: 3 He was also one of the candidates who voiced strong opposition to Senate File 160, known as the Foreign Language Bill, which would make illegal the teaching in “private, denominational, parochial, or public schools” of any subject in any language other than English, stating in a speech, “I fought that vicious foreign language bill” ”.“candidates Parade G-Men, Buses, Rookie Cops, Woodchoppers as Issues”, Omaha World Herald; 04-10-1936; Page: 10 He ran 12th in the primary where only 10 would advance to the general election.
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On January 26, 2014, on returning from an e-commerce convention, Shrem was arrested at JFK Airport. Prosecutors alleged that Shrem and Robert Faiella conspired to launder $1 million worth of bitcoins to help users of the Silk Road marketplace anonymously make illegal purchases. Shrem was also charged with failing to report suspicious banking activity and operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business.Patricia Hurtado, “Bitcoin Group Says Shrem Quit Board After Arrest,” Bloomberg Businessweek, January 28, 2014.Andy Greenberg, “Arrested Bitcoin Mogul Charlie Shrem Defiant In First Public Appearance Since Criminal Charges” Forbes, March 5, 2014. He was released on $1 million bail on January 28, 2014, on the condition that he submit to electronic monitoring and live with his parents in their Marine Park, Brooklyn home.Paul Vigna, “Bitcoin’s Shrem Defends Himself in Public Appearance,” The Wall Street Journal, March 6, 2014. Shrem was indicted on April 10, 2014 on accusations of "operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, money laundering conspiracy and willfully failing to file suspicious activity reports with banking authorities."Patricia Hurtado, "Ex-Bitcoin Foundation's Shrem Indicted After Plea Talks," Bloomberg Businessweek, April 14, 2014. On September 4, 2014, he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of aiding and abetting unlicensed money transmission.
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