Mr. Musk has also created more legal trouble for himself.
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More legal cases against the election are expected next week.
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And remember how Matt is doing more legal work these days?
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Is it about having more legal rights, like driving or voting?
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However, the British government has more legal hurdles in the pipeline too.
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Rose McGowan is facing more legal troubles after her arrest in November.
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But even with more legal protection, Dr. Wu fears nothing will change.
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The president's Twitter habits are getting him into even more legal murkiness.
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That resolution also gave committee chairmen more legal powers in enforcing subpoenas.
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More legal reforms followed and empowered women, but so did another backlash.
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The problem is that these admissions open up even more legal trouble.
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There are more legal battles on the horizon for Louisiana's art scene.
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These were politically easier than a duty, and more legal than a quota.
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The document underscores the potential for more legal wrangling ahead of the Oct.
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Yet more legal battlegrounds arose, in Illinois and then Texas just last week.
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They are subject to more legal restrictions than other expatriate workers, including bankers.
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The Times's First Amendment fellow, Christina Koningisor, weighs in with more legal considerations.
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Animals are one step closer to having more legal protection than ever before.
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Go deeper: Keystone XL pipeline approved in Nebraska, but more legal challenges await
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Scientists discovered it isn't just adults who take advantage of more legal marijuana.
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Once matches are made, there are more legal hurdles for donors and recipients.
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"They don't need more legal cover," he said, "because they've already had legal cover."
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It may be only a matter of time for more legal actions to unfold.
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"Interestingly, it almost made dog-fighting more legal, or certainly more common," Lambert said.
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They would also like their warrants to have more legal force in foreign eyes.
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But the solution to immigration issues cannot simply be more legal or illegal immigration.
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It's money to employ more lawyers and take more legal action against Trump's policies.
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More legal trouble appears to be awaiting the St. Patrick family in Season 5.
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"Personally, I'm skeptical that he will take that step without more legal pressure," he said.
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In the Midwest, we badly need more legal restraints on how frac sand mines operate.
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He said, though, that legal recognition of same-sex marriage would require more legal changes.
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The settlement also forces Amazon to accept more legal liability in its contracts with sellers.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) faces more legal trouble from U.S. regulators, according to a Reuters report.
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If you're interested in learning more, legal blogger Ken White lays it all out here.
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The former would grant their requests more legal force, but could also prove politically perilous.
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Amazon, Facebook and Google fear they'd face more legal liability for what their users post.
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More legal challenges mounted, and Yates instructed the department not to defend the administration from them.
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And whatever the Trump's administration is going to do, more legal battles are likely to follow.
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"She eventually got it resolved, but it took three years and more legal fees," Chen said.
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More legal challenges mounted, and Yates instructed the department not to defend the administration against them.
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With exceptions, Trump prevailed because he could buy more legal firepower and sustain the fight longer.
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I don't believe football players are entitled to any more legal rights than anyone else has.
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The groups have appealed that decision and more legal action is pending at the federal level.
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Does the Cohen plea deal and the Manafort fiasco put Trump in even more legal jeopardy?
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What's more, legal remedies, including site blocking, have also effectively mitigated piracy without endangering democratic values.
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Let's just say the stuff that used to be illegal is getting a lot more legal.
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Wells Fargo – Wells Fargo faces more legal trouble from US regulators, according to a Reuters report.
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Even if it does continue, the project is likely to face more legal challenges and opposition.
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And the lies Mr. Cohen told about the negotiations put him in even more legal jeopardy.
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James D. Miller: To solve the immigration crisis, build the border wall and admit more legal immigrants .
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Unlike the August directive, a regulation would carry more legal force and is tremendously difficult to undo.
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Forever 21 Slammed For Black Panther Mishap Selena Gomez: Resurfaces After Mental Breakdown Tekashi69: More Legal Troubles
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Heather Meeker dropped some more legal knowledge on the group, which seemed to sufficiently address outstanding issues.
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There would be no more personal data lock-in, and no more legal terms and condition shenanigans.
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As development in the healthtech sector expands, there will be more legal issues presented for tech companies.
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Having BYOB is no more legal than having a cash bar, so you might as well sell.
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However, that would put Trump in more legal jeopardy for not reporting the spending at the time.
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Makes sense Tekashi was whisked away ... he doesn't need any more legal trouble than he's already got.
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But Stone is in much more legal jeopardy after being convicted of seven felonies, including witness tampering.
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We'll see whether he files an opposition brief with more legal analysis than he provided to me.
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Yet that is not clear, because Sessions has also advocated for more legal action against marijuana use.
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Too much openness also could open the door to more legal challenges, prolonging already expensive litigation, opponents argue.
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If it loses the appeal it could face many more legal challenges from drivers on their employment status.
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But Giuliani seemed unconcerned that Trump would get himself in more legal trouble with Mueller, according to Politico.
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After this milestone, there will be a few more legal steps to complete Dave's transition from the Firm.
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Manafort's team has said he fears he could face more legal problems from Mueller's prosecutors in the future.
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A cop should not have any more legal rights than a civilian, other than the power to detain.
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Earlier this month, the House passed a resolution that gives committee chairmen more legal authority to enforce subpoenas.
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Or, why keep a lawyer whose changing answers and explanations may create more legal problems for the president?
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The 52-year-old, whose real name is Robert S. Kelly, could soon face even more legal trouble.
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That kind of fraud is no more legal in China than it is in the West, of course.
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According to audio obtained from The Washington Post, Mulvaney said the U.S. is desperate for more legal immigrants.
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More legal drama for Ricky Williams ... the ex-NFL star was arrested in Texas this week on traffic warrants.
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It's not creating any more legal rights for anyone, it's just educating them about the rights they already have.
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Kevin Spacey is facing more legal trouble after an unidentified man sued him for alleged sexual battery on Thursday.
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More legal troubles for Nicki Minaj's bad boy boyfriend ... he just pled guilty to driving on a suspended license.
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And he could have done vastly more legal work than his secretary could do, even in twice the time.
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The Washington Post reported Trump was deeply rattled and prompted him to renew efforts to hire more legal power.
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Changing his ID will result in more legal woes that may also see him undergo intrusive gender verification processes.
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And if nothing happens, is there more legal recourse, maybe through the copyright law you mention in the letter?
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More legal arguments are planned for this month, but the proposed rule on youth coverage could satisfy the court.
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Privacy groups preparing class action-style complaints under the new law may put even more legal pressure on companies.
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Why would the Democrats not be for more legal immigration with the focus on who we are bringing in?
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Tekash69 has more legal drama on his hands, but it's got nothing to do with his federal racketeering case.
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More legal disputes likely are coming over other subpoenas involving the unredacted Mueller report, Trump's tax returns and other issues.
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A vote is not officially needed because the Democratic caucus already has more legal authority compared to past impeachment inquiries.
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In the prospectus, the bank said it could not rule out the risk of more legal claims in the future.
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The proposed regulation would carry more legal force than the directive and could be difficult for future presidents to undo.
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Other states are now expected to pursue sales tax on out-of-state online purchases, with more legal fights likely.
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The contempt vote is the mechanism that allows Democrats in Congress to pursue more legal action against the Trump administration.
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And Americans today have no more legal rights to privacy than they did when Carroll's crusade began two years ago.
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The agreement to phase down HFC use would, if ratified, give the EPA more legal tools to regulate the substances.
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And Davidson convincingly shows that Trump is in much more legal jeopardy now than he was even a week ago.
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Nonetheless, Giuliani's candid remarks may end up causing more legal trouble for both Trump and Cohen in the long run.
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Jan-Michael Vincent had as many if not more legal and health problems than Busey, which is saying a lot.
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The deal would also create arbitration mechanisms aimed at giving European manufacturers, many of them German, more legal security here.
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Law enforcement authorities are also demanding more legal tools to extract private customer data from WhatsApp, Facebook and financial firms.
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The agency is seeking more legal authority over device security, and the AHA wants FDA guidelines to be made mandatory.
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However, the House or the Justice Department could object to the case being assigned to Leon, prompting more legal wrangling.
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The University of Michigan is a public university which, unlike private universities, may have more legal constraints on their actions.
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Once there's a union, there are more legal protections and much of the security measures here become redundant or unnecessary.
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And politicians in Washington increasingly have such ideas in mind: court translators, more legal aid, mediation — even emergency rent assistance.
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After all, if a company finds itself in severe financial stress, bondholders have more legal rights than owners of the stock.
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But I have to say that it's interesting how in North America, people do much more legal drugs compared to Europe.
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In the meantime, the ruling could provide the basis for civil lawsuits from competing services, creating more legal problems for Google.
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It explains that YouTube dissuaded employees from looking for bad videos, because doing so would expose YouTube to more legal liability.
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But activists across the abortion debate read the language as about something else altogether — instilling more legal rights on unborn children.
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They all have the effect of a deportation, but there are more legal consequences for a removal than for a return.
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That message appears to resonate more in states that give drivers more legal reasons to listen to it, the study suggests.
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Aides say the president has not fired Sessions, however, because he understands it would draw even more legal and political backlash.
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Which means that as cameras and microphones creep further into our everyday lives, there are more and more legal gray zones.
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Amnesty has some suggestions: Bring more European rescue boats to the coast of Libya and open more legal routes for migrants.
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The turmoil threatens to stretch out over weeks as recounts take place and, inevitably, more legal challenges wind up in court.
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The attorneys involved in Manafort's case will be back in court September 12 to discuss more legal questions before the trial.
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While Judge Spooner has recommended the fines, there are still more legal proceedings that must happen before it goes into effect.
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But that would mean even more legal fees, more delay in reforms and more money needed to eventually address the situation.
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Dimon said that while there were social problems that should be addressed, creating more legal requirements for companies isn't the solution.
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Trump will likely face more legal questions as additional information from the Mueller report emerges in the days and weeks ahead.
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And over the ensuing days, reports suggested that the Flynns were in even more legal trouble than had previously been known.
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In many ways, it is far more legal to shoot a gun in Iowa than it is to light a firecracker.
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Either way, she expects legislation or more legal cases that will offer greater clarity on the issue in the next few years.
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Democratic state attorneys general and immigrant advocacy groups have pledged more legal action as long as the administration continues to separate families.
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"We're seeing more and more legal challenges against this type of therapy in the United States," Powell told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's a concern shared by Trump allies who think Giuliani is only generating more legal and political trouble for the White House.
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It's only going to get messier and add more legal costs to the growing tab associated with the health insurance mega-mergers.
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On Twitter, Daniel Jacobson, an associate at Arnold & Porter, said the firm will bringing more legal claims on behalf of Yazmin soon.
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The White House has encountered even more legal problems trying to terminate grants awarded to nonprofit organizations to help prevent teenage pregnancy.
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Weeks later, Trump signed the CLOUD Act into law, which gave US law enforcement more legal pathways to pursue data stories overseas.
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But women have far more legal rights in the Emirates than in neighboring Saudi Arabia, where the guardianship system is much stricter.
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The Paycheck Fairness Act may help keep employees a little more honest and give women who discover pay discrimination more legal leverage.
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Even more legal actions are likely to emerge in the coming days, both on this order and others as they move toward implementation.
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This is a good sign for those who are hoping for more legal precedent and how it impacts patent reform in other areas.
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We suspect Shkreli's about to have even more legal trouble -- in the form of a lawsuit from Cash Money or Universal Music Group.
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He fought to allow more legal immigrants into the United States during the Senate's most consequential immigration debate since George W. Bush's presidency.
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So it's a very powerful weapon (Tony Blair famously said it would have no more legal force than The Sun or The Beano).
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Experts say more legal battles are on the way, given the way the Trump administration has decided to interpret the Supreme Court's ruling.
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The R&B singer has repeatedly denied all claims against him, but renewed interest in his cases has lead to more legal trouble.
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Higher costs and risks will lead fewer to apply, and more legal immigrants to seek out other countries that could use their talents.
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The UK bank has a large operation in South Africa, where assets were hit by more legal difficulties for Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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The billionaire's resulting settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission only lasted so long before the regulator hit him with more legal headaches.
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Marijuana is legal in its recreational and medicinal forms in Washington, and with more legal access comes a public desire for more education.
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More legal trouble for ex-boxing champ Victor Ortiz -- who was arrested for DUI in California over the weekend ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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You should check to see if the apartment is rent stabilized, because units that are have many more legal protections than other apartments.
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It's interesting ... she's been hawking merch with her signature since 2009, but the trademark move would give her more legal protection against knockoffs.
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The news signals how, as Apple and hackers continue their one-upmanship, authorities are exploring more legal workarounds to encryption and locked phones.
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Although a U.S. appeals court recently ruled in its favor, the project still must clear several more legal hurdles before construction can begin.
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Instead, more legal wrangling by rich men to push around other rich men, in which Uber employees and its business suffer the consequences.
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The letter echoes its envelope, though, in its use of language — like "campaign summons" and "conservative affirmation" — that sounds more legal than colloquial.
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Paul Manafort barely had time to let his latest prison sentence sink in before news broke that he's facing yet more legal trouble.
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The Pentagon will still need to clear one more legal roadblock before actually moving forward with the ban, but that seems likely to happen.
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That includes showing up at a public hearing with Strzok on Thursday, appearing for a closed door deposition Friday or facing more legal trouble.
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"We produce and sell more legal cannabis than Tilray and Canopy combined, " Gautam said, calling out two of the top U.S.-listed cannabis companies.
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The process of choosing an egg donor, however, was different and interesting because there were a lot more legal aspects to be aware of.
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Search warrants have more legal force behind them and mean that the company has to disclose more information than it would in live testimony.
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Pepper predicted that big U.S. tobacco and drinks companies will take control of the industry once more legal prohibition is removed around the world.
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Rihanna's dad is facing more legal blowback for allegedly pretending to rep her ... but this time, it's a social media star threatening to sue.
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No. Are there going to be a lot more legal challenges to laws that resemble the Texas law in the wake of this decision?
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But now with services like fuboTV, YipTV, MobiTV, and numerous others, there are more legal ways to watch soccer online than any other sport.
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No. Are there going to be a lot more legal challenges to laws that resemble the Texas law in the wake of this decision?
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In such cases, I leave determinations of guilt and non-guilt to the courts and to people with more legal expertise than I have.
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Using his presidential powers, Trump could potentially simply ignore the subpoena — and any attempt to enforce it would require more legal action from Kaepernick.
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Children are perceived sympathetically by the public and have more legal protections than other immigrants, giving authorities less flexibility to deport them, they say.
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Here's the bad news: When it comes to circuit court nominees—appellate court positions with considerably more legal policymaker power—all bets are off.
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Why hate crime laws matter Given that hate-crime charges require more legal hurdles and more work, what is the benefit of their use?
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Germany also has more legal flexibility to scrutinise powerful firms that treat customers unfairly, which it has used to investigate Facebook's approach to customers' data.
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The French ruling gives the Pelham side more legal justification to press for the discovery in New York about the terms of the Gagosian sale.
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The lawsuit from Peeples, the Detroit man who says he was profiled for "gardening while black," could be the beginning of even more legal action.
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Online platform companies initially argued the bill undermined their business model and could open the door to more legal liability for content on their sites.
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Not only does this lead to confusion, and consume more time, but it also would create inconsistencies, opening the door for even more legal challenges.
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In the meantime, Pai isn't slowing down — and his efforts are bound to be the subject of still more legal and political wrangling to come.
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"My new attorney said today, 'Things are about to get real interesting,'" Daniels said, suggesting that she'll be taking more legal action in the future.
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His career path led him from doggedly investigating one president to later on arguing for more legal protections for presidents -- after working for another one.
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The full extent of Mueller's findings is not known, raising the possibility that more legal and political damage to the President is yet to come.
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With how many companies are increasingly incorporating AI into their products and services, more legal gray areas are like this are bound to spring up.
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Castro previously proposed a civil rights bill for environmental issues, including more legal mechanisms for going after polluters whose actions disproportionately hurt communities of color.
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Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is exploring how to give more legal weight to the arguments and concerns of American companies adversely affected by tariffs.
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More legal protections are available to residents under the Basic Law, the mini-constitution issued in 1997, when Hong Kong was returned to the Chinese.
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Truman Newberry (R-MI), threatened with more legal action over an overturned conviction for campaign finance violation, resigned after surviving an expulsion vote in the Senate.
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It is unfortunate the complainants decided to file suit, forcing the District to divert valuable funds from the education of our students to more legal costs.
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Sex-trafficking: Supporters of a Senate anti-trafficking measure that would create more legal liability for services that post user generated content online are pushing forward.
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" According to Likai Gu, General Manager of Uber Taiwan, the company wants to "partner with more legal transportation service partners in weeks and months to come.
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More legal troubles for Manafort Even as the chapter closed on Manafort's case in the Mueller probe, a new legal problem materialized minutes after Wednesday's sentencing.
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Cybersecurity activists like Eva Galperin, who is the director of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, have been pushing for more legal protections in this space.
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And the decision may have laid the groundwork for more legal and political maneuvering in a state that both presidential campaigns regard as a major prize.
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And in most cases, they suffer far more than beef cattle, who have more legal protections, suffer fewer health problems, and are generally less intensively confined.
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And it signals yet more legal trouble for Trump and his family, who are staring down investigations from Congress, federal prosecutors, New York State authorities and others.
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The much-publicized idea of Mediterranean camps would only work together with opening up more legal ways to get to Europe from non-EU countries, Ambrosi said.
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Given the rampant problems of sexism in tech, even among feminist-identifying companies, there are many more legal battles (and awkward PR pivots like this) to come.
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I don't think it will make the executive order entirely immune from legal challenges—I know that groups are preparing right now to file more legal challenges.
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Employers would need more legal advice, and workers would face greater uncertainty about whether employers were breaking the law by classifying them as executive or professional workers.
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Volkswagen – Volkswagen faces more legal issues over its diesel emissions scandal, with a Swiss consumer protection organization filing claims on behalf of about 6,000 owners seeking damages.
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Volkswagen (VLKAY) faces more legal issues over its diesel emissions scandal, with a Swiss consumer protection organization filing claims on behalf of about 6,000 owners seeking damages.
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The deal provides test-driving as a service, eliminating the required break period while putting more legal distance between Waymo and its safety drivers, according to Bloomberg.
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The developing law around digital rights means the situation is "not particularly clear", said Perzanowski, who added he expects to see more legal challenges in the future.
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They argued that the bill would significantly hurt their business models by requiring these new policing measures, as well as expose them to far more legal actions.
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This means US companies can now face more legal jeopardy for trying to influence foreign governments than they would trying to influence the president of the United States.
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Expect more legal action if the leaks continue, and if the dispute between Birdman and Wayne progresses significantly this year, a trial could be in the near future.
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Fewer Mexican migrants in all, and more who come with papers—America probably now has more legal than illegal Mexican migrants, a notable tipping point—have other effects.
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More legal trouble for Jermain Taylor ... the ex-boxing champ was arrested for the second time this month after missing a child support payment ... TMZ Sports has confirmed.
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DMX decided to be proactive in his battle with addiction before it led to another relapse -- and potentially more legal trouble -- so that's why he's back in rehab.
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Cameron wants more legal safeguards for Britain's sterling-based economy and big financial industry from a risk of the euro zone countries writing EU rules to suit them.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH More legal reckoning Larry Nassar returns to court, this time in Eaton County, Michigan, where he faces sentencing on three counts of criminal sexual conduct.
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As of Monday, "Prince Andrew has provided zero cooperation," Berman said at the event hosted by Safe Horizon, a group pressing for more legal protection for abuse victims.
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Texas has claimed the program would hurt the state economically, since Texas subsidizes driver's licenses and would have to provide more licenses if it had more legal residents.
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The incident also revived debate about a push by top German intelligence officials for more legal authority to "hack back" in the event of cyber attacks from foreign powers.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union plans more legal action soon against governments that have failed to police emissions test cheating by carmakers in the wake of the Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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For example, a doctor going from a private to a group practice would want to stick with a 401(k) because it gives them more legal protections, she said.
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Passcodes and passwords have another advantage over biometrics too — in that they appear to offer more legal safeguards against state agents forcibly unlocking a device against an owner's will.
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"We're asking for more legal pathways for Syrians to travel to other countries so that they don't end up dying in the seas like in the Mediterranean," said Baloch.
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While the research did not estimate the size of the illicit market, ArcView's Dayton said the underground market is shrinking — not growing — as more legal sales come on board.
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"They are particularly alarming in light of central government advisers' statements in March that Beijing would use more legal means to strengthen control over Hong Kong," the organisation warned.
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The commission also announced steps to inject more legal certainty into resolving cross-border disputes over debt claims, and into ownership of a security involving more than one country.
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Legal experts say the new order addresses some of the constitutional concerns raised by a federal appeals court about the initial ban, but leaves room for more legal challenges.
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Chris Brown has more legal woes ... the guy he hired to rehabilitate his image after the Rihanna beating is now suing Chris for allegedly doing the same to him.
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After you reach the limit of the basic "auto-entrepreneur" company, you need to switch to a more sophisticated type of company, with initial capital, more legal constraints, etc.
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Further, implementing a domestic surveillance program similar to what the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act permits for monitoring foreign agents raises more legal questions and the possibility of serious abuses.
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Over the past 20 years, immigration law has changed to make more legal immigrants deportable, while immigration policy has changed to make deportation a realistic fear for more immigrants.
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But if you're a plutocrat bent on self-enrichment, there are more subtle, and more legal, ways to use the privileges of office to earn a lot more money.
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The use of etomidate invites more legal challenges to Florida's death penalty, just as the state mounts an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court's February ruling in Hurst v.
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In particular, the more legal action the administration has to take in order to procure the land for building the wall, the more expensive it will be to build.
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Sixteen years later, we're still in pretrial proceedings and have been advised that there could be five to 10 years of more legal wrangling before the actual trial begins.
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AT&T Inc said in a statement on Wednesday that there needs to be more "legal clarity" on privacy and security issues, adding that Congress should decide on safeguards.
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Panama requested his extradition, and after more legal tussling he was flown home in December 2011 to serve 20 years for the disappearances of political opponents in the 1980s.
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Saturday's article, by New York Times op-ed columnist Maureen Dowd, described the actress as "furious" that more legal action has not been taken against 65-year-old Weinstein.
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So while Idaho had its plan for expanding non-Obamacare plans rebuffed by the federal government, Iowa seems to be pursuing a more legal path to a similar outcome.
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While the ATF has managed to take some accessories like the full-auto firing "AutoGlove" off the market, bump stocks are big business and likely to inspire more legal resistance.
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John Has More Legal Trouble In 1999 By the end of the decade, John had wracked up a lot of legal woes, many of them related to assault and battery.
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While the US constitution provides more legal protections, similar stops have become increasingly common at US airports, particularly as Customs officials have stepped up scrutiny of travelers' social media accounts.
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Strange Success The woman who sells more legal marijuana edibles than anyone else in Colorado has a name which sounds a bit like a mashup of famous fictional drug dealers.
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The panel of three judges directed the Justice Department and the lower court on Friday to take more legal steps, because of legal technicalities, before it will hear the case.
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Neither of those two demands appeared to have been met by Monday night's changes, which essentially gave more legal force to existing pledges that the backstop would be temporary. Mrs.
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The good news is that we could relieve both revenue shortfalls and household budget distress — and provide more legal aid to the poor — without causing painful dislocations for the rich.
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Sempra has been seeking to bolster its finances and increase its appeal to investors after a wave of wildfires in California exposed it and other utilities to more legal liabilities.
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It's entirely unclear what would happen to Qualcomm's legal fight with Apple if it does sell itself, but it's likely Broadcom would settle the dispute to avoid incurring more legal costs.
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Deka Investment, another major German shareholder said taking more legal expertise on board was "the right step", and was mainly a token of acknowledgement by the supervisory board of shareholder criticism.
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Both women say they would be better off in New York City, where there are more legal protections and services to help people return to permanent housing than in their hometowns.
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But as the SEC scores more legal wins and settlements such as one the with Musk, its enforcement officers feel emboldened to pursue even more cases against individuals, legal experts said.
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But court documents released late Monday show Musk and associates scrambling to deal with what one might call excessive openness on Twitter—openness that has gotten Musk in (more) legal trouble.
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Mr. Trump has told his aides to put more legal experts on television to defend him, and sends along clippings containing points he thinks should be emphasized on a wider scale.
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McCabe&aposs lawyers said they wanted the records as they "seek to vindicate Mr. McCabe&aposs rights and restore his good name," and as they weighed whether to take more legal action.
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FBI lawyer Lisa Page can show up tomorrow at a public hearing with her former lover and colleague agent Peter Strzok, give a close to a deposition or face more legal trouble.
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In fact, a 2008 study from Marine Connection argued that solitary dolphins who become popular among coastal towns need more legal protection to prevent unintentional harm between humans and the sea creatures.
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"We were selling things in the streets, but the mayor wanted us to be more legal so we could receive government support," explains Cuenca, a migrant from the southern region of Loja.
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Legal industry consultant Jon Lindsey of Major Lindsey & Africa said law firms are facing economic pressure as large corporations bring more legal work in-house or outsource to cheaper alternative service providers.
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" Nadler called McGahn "the main fact witness" of the Mueller investigation and alluded to more legal action against the Trump administration from the House panel, stating the committee will be "filing others.
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If the project is delayed enough, the FBI could be forced to requisition Apple's source code and signing keys so as to undertake the work itself, potentially raising even more legal issues.
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That would protect the island from lawsuits and give it more legal sway to impose the kinds of contractual alterations the COFINA group is accusing it of undertaking illegally out of court.
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More legal wranglings are now likely to follow this referendum announcement, which could culminate in regional elections in Catalonia if plans to hold the vote are quashed, a central government source said.
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A Tesla spokesperson told Business Insider that the company is confident that it has made it clear that Hothi is never to return to its property unless he wants more legal trouble.
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The more the Obama administration acts as though the guidance has created a new legal requirement, the more legal trouble it might invite, said Lisa Heinzerling, administrative law professor at Georgetown University.
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Of course, none of this makes sex work any more legal in the United States—and besides, better measures would be needed to firewall explicit sexual content from the eyes of minors.
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Canada and Australia aren't the only ones surpassing us in terms of welcoming immigrants; 17 developed countries accept more legal immigrants as a share of their population than does the United States.
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Sending the case against Trump to the Senate could also produce more legal wrangling over whether McGahn and others might be called as witnesses at a possible Senate trial of the president.
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So far, the only two federal courts to consider such bills have sided with the critics; Title 4 is designed to provide more legal cover for state BDS laws in future hearings.
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"Online platforms have been removing more legal content than ever before showing that self-regulation can work, but regulation remains an option," Andrus Ansip, Commission Vice-President for the digital single market, said.
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While the electoral votes cast Monday put Donald Trump another step closer to officially becoming the next U.S. president, the Republican businessman-turned-politician must jump through one more legal hoop on Jan.
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If Republicans hold the Senate, a Democratic White House occupant may have to act mostly through executive agencies, which would limit what they could do and open them up to more legal challenges.
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Nash somehow managed to play for part of a minor league season in 2001, but more legal troubles landed him in jail for most of 2002, and then again from 2005 through 2013.
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The going theory seems to be that it's for some sort of performance art or coming installation, though probably there are other, more legal means of acquiring numbers for a purpose like that.
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The government promises that these arrests would target only those people with final orders of removal who received a fair day in court and have no more legal avenues left to seek protection.
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But trade lawyers say that linking Canada and Mexico's exemptions to Nafta, as the administration is doing, could ultimately open the United States up to more legal challenges at the World Trade Organization.
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But his dominance waned as he faced more legal challenges and opposition from a growing number of Latinos, who this year accounted for almost 20 percent of all registered voters in the state.
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Still, past administrations, citing secrecy, have at times presented little more legal justification than a promise that it had secured one, underscoring how far executive authority had expanded before Mr. Trump took office.
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August 2001: More legal troubles Tracy Sampson, an aspiring rapper and former intern at Epic Records, files a lawsuit against Kelly, claiming he initiated a sexual relationship with her when she was 17.
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What's more, as multiple law professors told my colleague Sean Illing, pardoning Manafort might deprive him of his Fifth Amendment right not to testify when subpoenaed, potentially putting Trump in more legal jeopardy.
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As the Trump administration puts up more legal barriers for asylum-seekers, some immigrants take steps to arrive at the border with evidence to show U.S. authorities the dangers they are trying to escape.
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Further, the rule will place greater compliance burdens and more legal liability on Main Street financial advisors, increasing their costs and forcing them to limit the options and counsel they provide to retirement savers.
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Google and Facebook don't want to be seen as rhetorically linked to sex-trafficking schemes but also worry it opens the door to more legal liability for content on their sites down the road.
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Pinera said his tax overhaul would instead seek to simplify the system put in place by Bachelet, to provide investors and companies with "more legal certainty" in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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"These (reasons also) include sending large numbers of embarkations simultaneously, which makes the work of rescuers more difficult," he said The UNHCR appealed to states to open up more legal pathways for admitting refugees.
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However, while an impeachment inquiry may give Democrats more legal tools and avenues to get information, it won't necessarily make it faster than the current legal battle on oversight that Democrats are engaged in.
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Even if Sabraw issued an injunction, that meant either more legal challenges as the government appealed, or intensive monitoring to make sure they were complying with the order, and more lawsuits if they weren't.
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" Aware that their deal with the government could face more legal challenges, the residents of Amona said in a statement that if the government did not meet its commitments, they would "renew the struggle.
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But as details emerge of a covert litigation battle between Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen and Daniels' representatives, Trump, already fuming at a special counsel probe, could find himself in yet more legal peril.
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The next day, Dee Dee is dealing with the more legal of the two threats and trying to get Gypsy's rights and guardianship signed over to herself so she can continue to control her life.
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The moves show how businesses remain uncomfortable dealing with hemp -- and, specifically, hemp-derived extracts rich in the non-psychoactive cannabis compound cannabidiol (CBD) -- even though the plant gained more legal footing late last year.
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The paper notes that the bulk of the attention surrounding opioids has focused on OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, but that other drug makers like Mallinckrodt are drawing more focus as more legal documents become public.
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Why it matters: This decision — which is likely to reach the Supreme Court — provides more legal protections for asylum seekers and will allow them stay longer in the country while the appeal process plays out.
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That job started out as a stop-gap while he figured out a better, more legal way to support the two of them, but that was a year ago, and now it's snowballing into violence.
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Depending on the severity of a vulnerability, zero days sell on the slightly-more-legal-than-black market known as a gray market for tens of thousands to more than a million dollars a piece.
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Republicans have plugged the bill for eliminating "the current maze of state and local concealed carry laws," and have cited "good guys with a gun" examples to promote the value of more legal gun possession.
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To further his point, Faber points to a majority of sales still taking place on the black market, exposing a massive opportunity for cannabis firms to exploit if more legal channels of purchase are opened.
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Hopefully, Jamie's case will clear the way for more legal recognition of people who don't identify as "male" or "female" — and change the assumption of a rigid binary to acknowledge that gender is a spectrum.
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The historic lawsuit comes as more and more legal action is being taken against Exxon and other fossil fuel companies by cities and states seeking to hold them accountable for their contribution to climate impacts.
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President Donald Trump has now admitted repaying Michael Cohen more than $20173,000 for the Stormy Daniels hush money on his new financial disclosure form — but the admission may have gotten him into even more legal trouble.
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In other words, the administration has been finding a little more legal success with each version of the ban — which makes sense, since it's deliberately written each executive order to be more careful than the last.
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Facebook certainly doesn't want mass shooting videos on its site right now, but content moderation at scale is inherently hard, even for companies smaller than Facebook — and adding more legal liability won't change that basic problem.
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Clearly, the White House didn't want to deliver too much of a rebuke, while agreements are being signed, cooperation is new and Vietnam is working on things like increasing transparency and giving people more legal rights.
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Of course, kings, dictators, and even democratically elected governments have never had much to gain by promoting personal responsibility, especially when big promises of "protection" not only earn them support but hand them more legal power.
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The vote, which came one day after the House voted to empower committee chairmen with more legal authority to enforce their subpoenas, further escalated the battle between the Trump administration and House Democrats investigating the president.
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Trump's lying is so incessant and predictable that his own lawyers are reportedly warning him against talking with the special counsel Robert Mueller for fear that the lying could expose Trump to even more legal jeopardy.
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State officials said in their complaint that Mr. Cano and his firm initially used a sparse contract written entirely in Spanish but later switched to a longer English contract that provided him with more legal protections.
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It is a position that is facing more legal and legislative challenges, as some states seek to force tech companies such as Uber to take more financial responsibility for the contract workers who underlie their businesses.
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Last month during a forum at the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce, he said he favored more legal immigration to meet those labor needs in a state economy that has an unemployment rate of 3.1%.
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Newsom has directed $1 billion toward housing and homelessness, approved legislation giving cities and counties more legal authority to build emergency shelters, and convened a homelessness task force set to deliver its first recommendations next month.
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Finally, there's a lot more legal paperwork involved with institutional stockholders and advisors in general (such as ensuring proxies for important corporate meetings and actions), than there are for private companies used to engaging only with VCs.
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That case was closed after the administration said it would stop including deterrence as a factor, but left the door open to doing so in the future, with the understanding it would likely spur more legal challenges.
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If the court rules against Slovakia and Hungary, it would give Brussels and other EU states more arguments to pressure the easterners to take in asylum-seekers, and could also lead to more legal wrangling and fines.
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As more legal challenges appear before the bench, Kavanaugh is likely to recommend procedural answers that might seem moderate but in reality allow anti-abortion zealots to continue to chip away at abortion rights in the country.
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Shortly before the release of the document, President Donald Trump lashed out against trade deals and unfair trade practices, saying he would take more legal and regulatory steps during the next six months to protect American manufacturers.
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But the group fought back with two book-and-CD packages about the case, which provoked more legal trouble: Negativland was sued by the head of its own label, and the group countersued before reaching a settlement.
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Cooper is also representing Charles Kupperman, Bolton's former deputy, who has also refused to testify pending a separate suit brought by Kupperman, asking if Congress's subpoenas or the White House claims of immunity hold more legal sway.
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The most famous literary embodiment is Shylock, the Jewish moneylender from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, who gives up on collecting a pound of flesh only after he's convinced that it's more legal trouble than it's worth.
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For more than a year after that, troubles seemed to mount for Mr. Musk and his electric-car company — including distribution challenges, a sales slump, quarterly losses, a liquidity scare and more legal problems for Mr. Musk.
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Which brings us back to the Zhao family: For far less than $6.5 million, a billionaire could've found a far more legal way to influence-peddle his way into good favor with one of America's elite universities.
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Hutchison, controlled by Asia's richest man, Li Ka-shing, has already said it is prepared to challenge an EU veto in court, seeking more legal clarity which would allow the company to expand its telecoms footprint in Europe.
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APRA's role as a watchdog has been questioned this year at a powerful inquiry into financial sector misconduct, where it was asked why it had not launched more legal actions against pension firms that chose profits above customers.
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Providing more legal and regulatory flexibility — while maintaining strong protections for patients and taxpayers — will expand the use of outcomes-based drug pricing, and more importantly, advance patient health by providing better access to the treatments they need.
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None of the challenges immediately derailed the recounts in those states, but they promised to complicate them with more legal wrangling by Mr. Trump, groups supportive of him, state officials and Jill Stein, the Green Party presidential candidate.
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The revelation undermined an essential part of Boeing's defense, opened the company to more legal exposure and sent the stock price plummeting as Wall Street grew more concerned about when the plane would get back in the air.
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A few days after his arrival in Lebanon's capital, Ghosn found himself in more legal trouble: A group of lawyers last Thursday lodged a legal complaint against him for visiting Israel as chairman of Renault and later Nissan.
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My interest was less political and more legal, in the sense that I was thinking No. 1 of the Constitution and No. 2 of the law, and less about whether the Democrats had motives to overturn the election.
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Tekashi69 might have way more legal woes on the horizon than the full plate he's already dealing with, 'cause the feds are looking into the Chief Keef shooting case, in which cops think 6ix9ine implicated himself on tape.
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Of course, there are many more legal terms than the ones we've discussed throughout the series, but we selected terms like liquidation preferences and pro rata because they have the greatest bearing on the financial outcome of a company.
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The law, passed by the Republican-controlled state legislature and signed by Republican Governor Phillip Bryant with the backing of conservative Christian activists, has not yet been implemented and more legal challenges are expected, according to gay rights lawyers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump promised on Monday he would take more legal and regulatory steps during the next six months to protect American manufacturers, lashing out against trade deals and trade practices he said have hurt U.S. companies.
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David Cherney, an energy analyst for PA Consulting, said the D.C. Circuit ruling gives the Trump administration more time to come up with a replacement to the Clean Power Plan, which will inevitably be followed by more legal challenges.
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Immigration from outside the EU, which Britain's government has much more legal control over, has steadily risen after a dip in the middle of the decade, despite a British government goal to cut total net immigration to under 100,000 a year.
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And special counsel Mueller's investigators are likely very interested in just what that story is, as they try to put Manafort in more and more legal jeopardy in an apparent attempt to get him to turn on his onetime allies.
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He inherited an army of internet censors, but despite his efforts to give them more legal muscle (the country's first counter-terrorism law, passed on December 27th, includes restrictions on the reporting of terrorist incidents), Mr Xi is still struggling.
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More legal channels for applying for work or asylum from outside the European Union will stop people risking their lives, while countries in Africa and the Middle East hosting large refugee communities should be offered closely monitored financial and practical support.
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Wednesday's vote, which comes just one day after the House voted to empower committee chairmen with more legal authority to enforce their subpoenas, is a further escalation of the battle between the Trump administration and House Democrats investigating the president.
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Easing rules could help reduce barriers to market entry and provide more legal certainty for the burgeoning sector, the finance ministry said as the cabinet signed off on the new approach that the ministry must now turn into draft legislation.
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Though Jensen said more legal imports had made their way into the country towards the end of this year, the dismantling of Yemen's economy has left many of its citizens with no money to buy food if it trickles in.
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Carlos Higino, who took over last month, said agreements expected last year had been delayed by developments, including new criminal charges, but negotiations will speed up with new legislation that provides companies with more legal guarantees if they come clean.
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Certainly, we must do a better job of engaging in honest conversations about how to encourage more legal immigration, ensure fairness for those who come here legally, and prevent the kind of horrific abuse and exploitation stemming from human trafficking.
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Washington (CNN)Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said at a private event Wednesday that the US is "desperate" for more legal immigrants to help grow the economy, according to audio of his comments obtained by The Washington Post.
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The law school is No. 3 in job placement among law schools, but establishing a beachhead in Manhattan will put its students closer to a major tech center at a time when more legal employment is centered in and near cities.
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The need for initiatives like these, as well as for more legal options and social services for mothers facing criminal charges, has surged, advocates say, in step with the explosive growth of the number of people in lockup -- particularly women.
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The obvious immediate answer to the plight of African migrants is to open more legal channels for people to reach Europe, and to ensure that every member country assumes its fair share of new arrivals so that Italy is not overwhelmed.
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And I&aposll tell you if it weren&apost for the American people, you know, giving money to pay for my legal fees and more legal fees, I&aposm starting to pay other people&aposs legal fees, this thing is really outrageous.
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Trump kicked off a "Made in America" week earlier this month where he promised he would take more legal and regulatory steps during the next six months to protect American manufacturers, lashing out against trade deals he said have hurt U.S. companies.
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One of the great things about the GDPR is that it enables individual citizens to understand all of the data that a company like Facebook has about them and gives them some more legal rights over what they can do with it.
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A survey released this week by University of Texas/Texas Tribune found that a majority of Texas voters would immediately deport undocumented immigrants currently living in the U.S., and that 45 percent believe the country admits more legal immigrants that it should.
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The finance ministry, which sponsored the law, says it is in line with a 2016 Constitutional Court ruling that urged parliament to give more legal protection to holders of bonds and shares who lost out when the government propped up the banks.
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In fact, it could very well worsen domestic violence by providing abusers more legal leeway to "shoot first, ask questions later," knowing that if prosecutors didn't prove that they did not act in response to a reasonable fear, they would not face trial.
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The Philadelphia court's ruling in favor of businesses could trigger more legal battles over the bans, and potentially put the brakes on a policy trend that has the potential to help narrow the pay gap that leaves female workers and people of color behind.
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This was the first full year to evaluate the effects of three significant developments in the cannabis industry: the FDA approval of CBD-based drug Epidiolex, legal adult use sales starting in Canada, and the 2018 Farm Bill giving hemp products more legal standing.
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" By December, Yee seemed to have made up his mind about coming, and noted that he was dealing with more legal and political pressure at home to stay quiet: "I really do want to criticize Islam, and Muslims are starting to file police reports.
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A White House official told Reuters that it made more legal sense not to have such a team working within the White House itself, and said that Trump's outside counsel, Marc Kasowitz, would likely take on the role of responding to questions and controversies.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - A pledge by an influential forum of top U.S. business leaders to consider the interests of a broad range of stakeholders and social issues in addition to shareholder earnings may lead to more legal disputes over board decisions.
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W. Shane Cohen inherited 23,039 pages of public and secret transcripts; a vault with secret evidence withheld from defense lawyers by prosecutors invoking a national security exception; approximately 500 substantive legal case motions, some awaiting rulings; and more legal arguments and filings in the pipeline.
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Trump's advisers have spent the last 24 hours trying to convince the president not to make an impulsive decision that could put the president in more legal jeopardy and ignite a controversy that could consume his presidency, several people close to Mr. Trump said.
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After hearing about what your city is doing, you now not only have to fear being caught by police and being charged with possession of illegal substances like heroin, but now you know that overdosing on those drugs may lead to more legal trouble.
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The new deal agreed by Mrs May and Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission president, offers more legal undertakings that the EU regards the backstop as undesirable and temporary, and will do its utmost to agree an alternative way of avoiding a hard border in Ireland.
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With less fanfare (but arguably more legal significance), the Supreme Court recently declined to hear a Georgia case involving allegations of despicable discrimination against lesbian security guard Jameka Evans, despite the petitions of the nation's leading LGBT rights litigators and a who's who of corporate America.
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The threat of more legal action against Sam Rainsy, who has lived in France since 2015 to avoid a series of convictions, comes weeks after a court dissolved his opposition party, removing any significant challenge to Hun Sen extending his decades-long rule in a general election next year.
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Ted Cruz pointedly refused to support Trump, for example, but he moved toward him during the Republican primary by souring on free trade negotiations, reversing his past support for more legal immigration, endorsing self-deportation for undocumented immigrants and proposing America accept Christian refugees while leaving Muslims behind.
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But there could be more legal challenges ahead for the administration because the U.S. Constitution states that every person living in the country should be counted to determine state-by-state representation in Congress and that is done every 10 years in the Census, not by other means.
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Hothi's attorney has asked Tesla to preserve any evidence related to this matter as it may pursue a A spokesperson told Business Insider that the company is confident that it has made it clear that Hothi is never to return to its property unless he wants more legal trouble.
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Mr. Bloomberg released a public health plan focused on crises like the coronavirus outbreak; a plan for Native Americans that would give tribes more legal jurisdiction and let the Interior Department put tribal lands in trusts; and an agriculture plan that touches on monopolies, trade policy and soil health.
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Though I wouldn't expect to see Giuliani on TV quite as often as the president's emissary, it'll be hard to excommunicate him from the inner circle completely, even if his commentary has alienated other Republicans and seems to embroil the president in more legal trouble every time he speaks.
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Scrutiny has intensified since the U.S.-China trade war began last year, however, and the U.S. government has put more legal pressure on Huawei, which the company described earlier this month as a "malign, concerted effort by the U.S. government to discredit Huawei and curb its leadership position in the industry."
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And that could put Trump in even more legal peril because it might draw the interest of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating any links between the Trump campaign and Russians who sought to influence the 2016 presidential election, said Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University.
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So even though I think abortion is morally wrong in most cases, and support more legal restrictions around it, I often vote for pro-choice candidates when I think their policies will do the most to address the health and economic concerns that drive women to get abortions in the first place.
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After nearly two years of being under the cloud of the Russia investigation, Trump's presidency is no longer directly under threat from the special counsel probe as the White House turns toward the 2020 campaign, although he still faces the specter of more legal and congressional action from the other investigations that remain ongoing.
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But any penalty, and especially one that sees Manchester City ejected from the Champions League, the world's richest club competition, will almost certainly lead to more legal action on behalf of the club, which is bankrolled by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan, a billionaire brother of the ruler of the United Arab Emirates.
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America First Policies, a nonprofit required to spend the majority of its money on costs unrelated to partisan political campaigns, has in the meantime spun off a super PAC called America First Action that will have more legal flexibility to directly advocate for the election of Mr. Trump's allies and the defeat of his opponents.
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Opinion THE dispute between the Justice Department and Apple over access to the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the gunmen in the San Bernardino massacre, comes down to this question: Shouldn't the government have more legal and moral authority to weigh complicated issues of privacy and national security than a company that makes phones?
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But meanwhile, in the US, several states have declared fantasy sports to be illegal gambling operations, and more legal challenges are still unfolding: New York, a major piece of the fantasy sports business, is in court fighting to shut down DraftKings and FanDuel, as the companies argue that they are games of skill not subject to regulation.
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This lack of transparency could actually also be grounds for yet more legal action against Trump, in fact, since it looks very likely that it's a violation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act to not hold these advisory meetings from business leaders open to the public, though the administration denies any of its actions have contravened this order.
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From The Information's Cory Weinberg: In the debate-du-jour in the U.S. Senate, Oracle, Disney, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and 21st Century Fox recently voiced support for an anti-sex trafficking bill that would change the bedrock internet platform law, the Communications Decency Act's Section 20073, to put more legal liability on web companies like Facebook and Alphabet.
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But the combination of that business model with legal gambling has created a flywheel that has given FanDuel and its rival DraftKings a big boost in the US.In 2019, FanDuel had the largest sports-gambling market share in New Jersey, which was home to more legal wagering on sports than anywhere else in the US except Nevada.
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Congress could use an obscure law from 1887 to stop Trump from taking office Congress could use an obscure law from 1887 to stop Trump from taking office While the electoral votes cast Monday put Donald Trump another step closer to officially becoming the next U.S. president, the Republican businessman-turned-politician must jump through one more legal hoop on Jan.
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It's true that in the Watergate era, the court said it would give more legal weight to the Senate Select Committee's attempts to get Richard Nixon's presidential tapes and documents if Congress brought an impeachment inquiry: "Congressional demands, if they be forthcoming, for tapes in furtherance of the more juridical constitutional process of impeachment would present wholly different considerations," the District Court opinion from 1974 reads.
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Even if the Trump team had a global majority—which it doesn't, with only 50 out of 195 countries worldwide backing Venezuelan regime change—their deadly economic sanctions, theft of assets, military threats, and other actions to topple Venezuela's government would be no more legal or legitimate than George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq, or the many U.S.-led regime change efforts that have taken place in this hemisphere.
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Republican operative and Trump associate Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE found himself in more legal trouble Friday after a federal judge demanded an explanation as to why he did not disclose the "imminent" publication of a book that may violate a gag order.
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Make it easier for the government to revoke the legal protections for "unaccompanied" children: Minors who are labeled "unaccompanied alien children" get more legal protections than other migrants — they're kept in child care facilities under the auspices of the Department of Health and Human Services while a sponsor (usually a relative) is found to house them, and they automatically get a hearing before an immigration judge without having to pass an asylum screening interview first.
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