Kim Soo-jung, a lawyer who has defended several objectors, said a three-year work term in prison failed to take advantage of the varied talents of objectors.
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South Korea -- still technically at war with its northern neighbor -- imprisons more conscientious objectors than any other country, but Jehovah's Witnesses and other objectors are optimistic this will soon change.
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McConnell and Republican objectors said that Warren violated Senate rules.
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That's one possible way to scare off abusive serial objectors.
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Experts relied upon by the objectors openly acknowledge these facts.
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Objectors appealed approval of the settlement to the 8th Circuit.
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Sheila Jackson Lee, one of the frequent objectors in the Capitol.
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The government says about 70 percent of gynecologists are conscientious objectors.
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So why do objectors force women to carry out unwanted pregnancies?
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The free exercise claim is inherently limited to sincere religious objectors.
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More liberal Jewish organizations protested, and some objectors said they would
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Religious objectors say common vaccines are the byproduct of aborted fetuses.
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Ironically, this is why the objectors objected in the first place.
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He said the company is informing Equifax objectors at the NothanksEquifax.
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Lawyers for the objectors quickly seized on the N.F.L.'s admission.
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The judge will hear from some objectors before reaching any decision.
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Since 2004, the lower courts have found 118 conscientious objectors innocent.
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As for the objectors, why do you even call them friends?
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More than 230 conscientious objectors are currently in prison, the group said.
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That appears to be the message South Korea is sending conscientious objectors.
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It's also fair to say that the objectors who used the NothanksEquifax.
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If senators didn't hold town halls, objectors made their voices heard anyway.
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That said, it's notable that both the lone objector to the Citi settlement and one of the two final objectors to the Barclays deal were represented not by typical objectors' firms nor even by a typical plaintiffs' firm.
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Frank said in an email that Metcalfe's campaign to raise consumer awareness and organize objectors is "important," but that Frank's group has always emphasized that the quality of an objection – rather than the volume of objectors – is what matters.
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The Competitive Enterprise Institute represents one of the objectors to the wine deal.
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This settlement was apparently unique in class action annals, according to the objectors.
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The brief uses Frank and Watkins, the named objectors, to illustrate that point.
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James Feinman, a lawyer for some objectors, said the court misapplied the law.
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Mr. de Blasio, who prefers a "millionaire's tax," has been among the objectors.
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After Seeger, those seeking status as conscientious objectors need only cite moral objections.
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Its implicit argument is that a free country must make room for principled objectors.
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The petition asks Grillo to ensure the presence of non-objectors in every hospital.
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The objectors' main argument was that the settlement largely fails to cover CTE cases.
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It will undoubtedly take thousands of objectors to make a dent in settlement prospects.
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RFRA, it should be noted, applies only to federal laws that burden religious objectors.
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The objectors are Christians who associate so-called "morning after" emergency contraceptives with abortion.
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Our lawyer said that the Court wanted us, conscientious objectors to become conscientious collaborators.
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The high number of conscientious objectors is commonly associated with Italy's cultural stance on abortion.
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There was also a number of "not guilty" verdicts in lower courts for conscientious objectors.
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Roger J. Bernstein, a lawyer for the objectors, said the challenge needed a judge's attention.
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The court did not say how much time conscientious objectors should spend in civilian service.
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The country's Constitutional Court first objected to the decades-old practice of imprisoning conscientious objectors.
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That they were conscientious objectors of the streaming wars was right, in a cosmic sense.
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Lawyers for Cruz successfully argued that the objectors had filed their petition nearly three weeks late.
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There's a few conscientious objectors who just don't see why professional golf is in the Olympics.
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The country's Constitutional Court had already objected to the decades-old practice of imprisoning conscientious objectors.
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Speculation about how much the Sacklers profited from OxyContin has given the objectors an energetic voice.
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Classical music survived the Loudness War largely because most producers were conscientious objectors and never enlisted.
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The objectors attached Cruz's birth certificate showing he was born in December 1970 in Calgary, Alberta.
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At times, Democratic objectors attempted to lodge complains over Biden's attempts to gavel the session along.
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But doctors can also decline to perform abortions for personal or religious reasons, declaring themselves conscientious objectors.
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Objectors face an uphill battle since U.S. courts generally give the government significant latitude to negotiate settlements.
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"There are doctors among the objectors and these people have all kinds of different capabilities," Kim said.
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As my colleague A. O. Scott once told me, this is the Anderson movie for Anderson objectors.
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What's being hijacked is not the religious objectors' insurance plans, but the Religious Freedom Restoration Act itself.
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In the run up to the March-imposed deadline, the number of "conscientious objectors" dropped by 903,500.
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The National Federation of Independent Business in California has been one of the state's most vocal objectors.
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Following an earlier ruling by a constitutional court ordering the government to provide alternate ways to serve for objectors, the right-wing Liberty Korea Party put forward a bill to force objectors to perform 44 months -- double the usual length -- of service, including mine sweeping and other dangerous activities.
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In an email comment, class counsel Lieberman said he hopes the objectors take Judge Rakoff's bluntness to heart.
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Just as with Lucía, outside doctors were called in because the hospital staffers had declared themselves conscientious objectors.
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But the questions the Facebook-objectors seem to be asking is, Does conservatism need Facebook and Silicon Valley?
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Consider also the protections given to conscientious objectors to military service that date to the country's founding era.
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By not establishing a precedent, the decision would not make all Black Muslims eligible to be conscientious objectors.
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Two other objectors' lawyers from the VW case, Steve Miller and Bryan Brody, did not return my calls.
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Followers of the Christian denomination that claims about 8 million members worldwide, are well known as conscientious objectors.
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Granted, the ECB didn't say the decision was unanimous, something it usually stresses when there are no objectors.
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Conscientious objectors to the military draft, for instance, have to write a detailed personal statement explaining their reasons.
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As a candidate last year, President Moon Jae-in promised to consider introducing alternative service for conscientious objectors.
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Objectors claimed that no other CEO would have hired her, and therefore the contract should have been void.
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The email was shared with the Maven Conscientious Objectors and Reuters viewed it on the group's online forum.
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Last term, the Court side-stepped a case asking whether religious objectors may defy laws prohibiting anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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From then on, he was counted among the rarest of religious objectors: those who fought the law, and won.
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Those who claim to be conscientious objectors must defend their principles in front of a panel of military officers.
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Mr. Jelinek also represented conscientious objectors during the Vietnam War and served three terms on the Berkeley City Council.
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It is very likely, moreover, that the Court will use Fulton to significantly expand the rights of religious objectors.
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The administration is seeking to expand exemptions for religious objectors to the Affordable Care Act's so-called contraceptive mandate.
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Conscientious objectors, they have made their separate peace — if not with cancer, then with their living and their dying.
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"There is a real chance that these objectors have messed this up for everyone," Lanier said in an email.
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But again, the objectors balked, claiming the fundamentals of the peace accord still condone the atrocities committed by the FARC.
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The lawyer, according to the Pomerantz group, has previously shown his true colors by working with so-called professional objectors.
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All the 2nd did in its decision to overturn the settlement was disallow the "abusive" tactic, the objectors' brief said.
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Finally, the objectors' briefs discounted arguments that the panel's Hyundai decision conflicts with rulings by the 3rd and 7th Circuits.
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This is a contentious day for indigenous Australians, encapsulated in how it is referred to as "invasion day" by objectors.
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The deadline for objectors is today, so we'll see how many Equifax class members manage to jump through those hoops.
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These young people, disenfranchised by a stalled post-recession economy, are conscientious objectors to the conveyer-belt lifestyle of salarymen.
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But some hospitals [are completely staffed] with doctors who are conscientious objectors, forcing women to travel abroad for a termination.
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But the fate of conscientious objectors already on trial had been in limbo until the Supreme Court's ruling on Thursday.
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In vitro fertilization, or I.V.F., is by now broadly accepted, though it still has objectors, including the Roman Catholic Church.
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But the brunt of the objectors' attack focuses on the Sacklers, who, unlike their company, are not filing for bankruptcy.
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"Conscientious objectors must never be treated as criminals simply for exercising their human right," said Amnesty International researcher Hiroka Shoji.
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The drive for ideological conformity translates into coercion of conscientious objectors while ironically violating supposed goals of toleration and diversity.
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But The Circle's implicit reduction of humanity to sinister techies, credulous progressive sheeple, and off-the-grid objectors seems so insufficient.
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They cited the "severe security situation" and argued that it was impossible to tell if objectors were sincere or merely shirking.
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Other objectors are generally upset about the way Peabody is allocating its value, which has fluctuated with swings in coal prices.
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DOJ (and the objectors) also questioned the real value of the settlement, which is the basis of class counsel's fee request.
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But in this week's brief, objectors to the settlement argue effectively that the credit-card dealmakers didn't follow standard operating procedures.
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A dogged impresario of civil disobedience and political stagecraft, he championed the rights of women, inmates, gay people and conscientious objectors.
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To objectors like her dinner-table companion, Rourke's approach is "to be receptive to their criticism, friendly, and robust," she explained.
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Instead of honoring our troops, whose chief virtues are obedience and aggressiveness, we could honor our great dissenters and conscientious objectors.
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Wu "made careful findings, which the objectors here largely do not challenge, and which more than support the judgment," Nguyen wrote.
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But Jehovah's Witnesses and other conscientious objectors who have spent time in prison say their job opportunities have been seriously limited.
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Since 2011, lower-court judges have declared 85 conscientious objectors not guilty, though all of the acquittals were appealed by prosecutors.
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Even before the Constitutional Court and Supreme Court rulings, lower-court judges had recently shown increasing reluctance to jail conscientious objectors.
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I can't answer that, but we do know this: Such objectors dismiss ergonomic data—even when it comes from federal regulators.
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Workers can also become religious objectors, directing 100 percent of their union dues to a charity agreed upon with the union.
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Courts across the country, which had already become increasingly reluctant to convict conscientious objectors, have since thrown out pending cases en masse.
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Lee Yong-seok, a peace activist who was jailed for three years for refusing military service, called for more options for objectors.
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He has been harshly criticized for policies that objectors see as abuses of executive power and far too burdensome for the economy.
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But according to class counsel Elizabeth Cabraser of Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, objectors won't get any traction from the Hyundai decision anyway.
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The court's strange order illustrates the mess it has waded into by essentially handing over interpretations of federal law to religious objectors.
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" But certain objectors argue that the English Wikipedia Manual of Style "prefers no major national variety of the language over any other.
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Dr. Jauhar's proposal that doctors shouldn't be conscientious objectors deprives me of my right to the very kind of doctor I need.
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The law allows the objectors to refuse unless the mother's life is in imminent danger and no other medical professionals are available.
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Judge Shwartz's opinion doesn't rule out the possibility that RFRA might let the administration exempt some religious objectors from some federal rules.
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Not so long ago, there was a bipartisan consensus on conscience protections, and many supporters of abortion had respect for conscientious objectors.
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There are reports of a Louisiana resident's yellow house being painted gray by neighborhood objectors while the owner was out of town.
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Same-sex couples should be free to marry, with fancy weddings and wedding cakes, and conscientious objectors should not be required to assist.
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During parliamentary debate, they pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists and bankers, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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Galway County Council granted Apple planning permission in September 2015 but eight objectors took the issue to local planning body An Bord Pleanála.
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Legrett and a group of fellow objectors, none of whom had experience in political activism, founded the group Just Say No to NorthPoint.
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The Justice Department and 18 state attorneys general turned up after time ran for objectors to express their qualms about the proposed agreement.
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Among the objectors is the New York Stock Exchange, which would face a new competitor in IEX if it received approval from regulators.
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Yet, according to official figures, the share of conscientious objectors among gynecologists rose from 59 percent in 1943 to 70 percent in 2013.
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"Moreover, I would encourage all ministers of draft age to give up their ministerial exemptions and seek status as conscientious objectors," he said.
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During the debate, they pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists and bankers, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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"There is a real chance that these objectors have messed this up for everyone," Lanier said in an email ahead of the hearing.
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If experts determine that the benefits of lithium supplementation outweigh the harms, progress should not be impeded by a minority of objectors. 5.
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He was also an editor of Shalom, a publication of the Jewish Peace Fellowship that was founded in 1941 to support conscientious objectors.
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The ones who resisted diet talk, the conscientious objectors to bemoaning their thunder thighs and bingo wings, their rolling bellies and wide hips.
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Conservative lawmakers had pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists, bakers and musicians, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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The cause eventually came to be associated with not just antiwar objectors but also virulent anti-Semites, and the term itself became somewhat taboo.
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Meanwhile, objectors to a $7.25 billion settlement in the multidistrict litigation against Visa and MasterCard claimed Friedman's disclosures hopelessly tainted that case as well.
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South Korea has announced plans for social service as an alternative to the military sort, following a court ruling in favour of conscientious objectors.
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One of the most wrenching segments in the film looks at the story of three US citizens who became conscientious objectors to the war.
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Conscientious objectors were soon expected to have the option of alternative service, although the period and type of service have yet to be decided.
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Her parents were Quakers and conscientious objectors, and until she was 11 she grew up in a commune in the mountains of North Carolina.
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It has been among the most frequent objectors to companies seeking exclusions to the tariffs, according to an analysis by The New York Times.
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But Masterpiece's majority put religious objectors on notice that the relief they seek had better not look, sound or smell like anti-gay discrimination.
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Amnesty International says more than 853,285 South Korean conscientious objectors have gone to prison since 22012, when the Korean War ended in a truce.
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Amnesty International and the Jehovah's Witnesses say more than 19,300 South Korean conscientious objectors have gone to prison since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Hobby Lobby (2014), which held, for the first time, that religious objectors may sometimes use those objections to limit the rights of third parties.
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Responding to several Illinois objectors, the board also cleared Republican candidate Marco Rubio and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton to stay on the ballots.
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Military personnel used it on conscientious objectors during the First World War, and police in the 22015s inflicted a similar technique, called pumping on prisoners.
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The Edelson complaint details Palmer's alleged history of ghostwriting objections for pro se objectors in order to evade disciplinary restrictions on his right to practice.
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In December, a three-judge 9th Circuit panel heard arguments in one set of VW objectors' appeals, with two additional sets yet to be argued.
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But Sotomayor accused the majority of trying to make up new rules permitting objectors to decline any dues unless they had opted in to payments.
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The government has responded demurely, at times claiming that the number of medical personnel who are not conscientious objectors has remained steady for 30 years.
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Objectors didn't raise choice-of-law arguments, so both Remington and class counsel said in their 8th Circuit briefs that the issue had been waived.
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Try explaining that to all the patients who lose their access to healthcare because the government refused to accommodate the faith motivations of conscientious objectors.
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The right is a right to have that marginal cost considered in individual cases — a favor that is not done for nonreligious objectors to particular laws.
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About a dozen class members have written individual letters of objection to U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash of Atlanta; objectors and opt-outs have a Nov.
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James Feinman, who argued and won for objectors in the Hyundai appeal and has challenged the VW settlement under the Clean Air Act, declined to comment.
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Grossman, 64, has expressed support for Israeli conscientious objectors, creation of a Palestinian state and the need to avoid war with Iran over its nuclear program.
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Anyone refusing military service without a good reason can be jailed for up to three years, which up until now, conscientious objectors have had to face.
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Last month, a lower court ruled that objectors must be given alternative forms of service, though it did not change the mandatory nature of the law.
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Thus, they argue, it violates the First Amendment for the objectors to have to support the union in any way, and therefore the precedent, Abood v.
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Early this year, a major public hospital in Rome listed two job openings for gynecologists, specifying that it was seeking candidates who were not conscientious objectors.
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Some ended up in Vietnam, some opted for the Peace Corps or other national service, some became conscientious objectors, but all were touched by the draft.
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The core question in the Pennsylvania cases, however, is not whether the Constitution gives such religious objectors a right to deny contraceptive coverage to their employees.
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The lawyers representing the New York objectors are also representing the appeal of Carmon Elliott, who is complaining about Cruz being on the ballot in Pennsylvania.
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The proposed executive order appears to not only honor the wishes of religious objectors, it would also apparently allow for moral objections to the contraceptive mandate.
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Eight federal courts of appeals have already rejected this claim, finding that such a minor requirement did not place a substantial burden on the objectors' religious freedom.
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Critics said the prison proposal was punitive, prompting the defense ministry to consider allowing objectors to work at fire stations and limit their service to 27 months.
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That would reduce the number of conscientious objectors in jail from 71 to 13, South Korean online media Money Today reported, citing an unidentified law enforcement source.
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The question in the Zubik case is a simple one: Do religious objectors get to disobey the laws they dislike, even when that places burdens on others?
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"This is a form of retaliatory punishment against conscientious objectors that is anachronistic and in violation of human rights," South Korea's Hankyoreh newspaper said in an editorial.
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The administration and critics of the case also argue that the very presence of an opt-out means that nuns and other objectors aren't complicit in anything.
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The second has to do with how some of the people Weinstein tried to enlist in his efforts turned into conscientious objectors and helped the other side.
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The BJP denies any bias against India's 180 million-strong Muslim minority, but objectors have been camping out in several parts of New Delhi for two months.
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"The rising numbers of objectors is probably the most dangerous trend," says Silvana Agatone, one of the seven gynecologists operating in Lazio, a region of five million people.
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Even if the Zubik plaintiffs agreed to the court's proposed compromise today, there are surely other religious objectors waiting in the wings to file a new lawsuit tomorrow.
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Last ones imprisoned While some conscientious objectors avoid military service on pacifist or other moral grounds, the majority of those jailed in recent decades have been Jehova's Witnesses.
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Congressional Republicans, even last week's conscientious objectors, would have borne a significant share of responsibility for that disgrace as they bear significant responsibility for the Trumpism undergirding it.
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He befriended members of Vietnam Veterans Against the War, including conscientious objectors who were sent over as unarmed medics, only to find themselves in the thick of combat.
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"The state can no longer delay resolving this problem," the court said in its 22013-3 ruling, which held that Article 5 violated conscientious objectors' freedom of conscience.
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On top of all that, the Fulton plaintiffs ask the Supreme Court to reconsider a seminal 1990 decision limiting when religious objectors may refuse to follow the law.
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Other objectors included French central bank Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau, ECB board member Benoit Coeure, also a Frenchman, and Estonia's central bank chief, sources have told Reuters.
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" The DOJ said in court documents the rules "protect a narrow class of sincere religious and moral objectors from being forced to facilitate practices that conflict with their beliefs.
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Death penalty objectors and the governor's political opponents including Senate President John Cullerton immediately accused Rauner of using capital punishment as a 'political tool' to help his re-election.
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One woman who has a son serving in the military drew applause and cheers when she asked why objectors should have options that were not available to regular draftees.
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But what objectors don't understand is that Calvin Klein created the ad with the assumption that its customer — the young, internet-raised generation — doesn't see the world like that.
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He was the first of several of us to file a federal lawsuit against Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird seeking to be released from active duty as conscientious objectors.
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But the Supreme Court ruling did not affect 71 men who said they were conscientious objectors but were already serving 18-month sentences after their appeals had been exhausted.
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Watts Guerra and other objectors protested that capping fees for contingency fee lawyers at such a small percentage of the total fee pool would be unprecedented, Judge Lungstrum said.
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Indeed, all of the 11 states that enacted marriage equality before the court acted — including heavily Democratic legislatures like Rhode Island and Hawaii — included strong protections for religious objectors.
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"All too often, objectors attempt to abuse the appellate process in class action settlements in order extort monies from class counsel while providing no benefit to the class," he said.
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While many objectors are merely concerned about the fate of the eight captive-born tigers, this debate is about a much bigger concern: the commodification of endangered species in America.
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An official from the Ministry of Justice said on Friday the ministry decided to release on parole 58 conscientious objectors who had been in jail for six months or more.
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"This is a form of retaliatory punishment against conscientious objectors that is anachronistic and in violation of human rights," South Korea's Hankyoreh newspaper said in an editorial at the time.
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He and other lawyers representing objectors could ask the entire Third Circuit, not just a three-judge panel, to hear the case, or he could appeal to the Supreme Court.
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He said the objectors, Barry Korman, 81, of Manhattan, and William Gallo, 85, of Manhasset, Long Island, could argue the merits later next week if he decides they have standing.
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The court said in its ruling that if conscientious objectors are carefully screened, their numbers will never be big enough to cause difficulties in filling the ranks of the military.
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Frank, who frequently represents class action objectors protesting class counsel fee requests, said the FTC study shows how the claims process can be engineered to boost or depress claims rates.
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While the courts claimed they were applying the same "compelling interest" test in cases involving race discrimination and in cases involving religious objectors, the numbers do not bear this out.
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Meanwhile, it is probably inevitable that, one way or another, the Supreme Court will determine that religious objectors should enjoy broad exemptions from the requirement to provide birth control coverage.
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"And it provides regulatory relief for religious objectors to Obamacare's burdensome preventive services mandate, which is a position supported by the Supreme Court decision in Hobby Lobby," the official said.
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"This is a form of retaliatory punishment against conscientious objectors that is anachronistic and in violation of human rights," the left-wing Hankyoreh newspaper said in an editorial last week.
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The 9th Circuit asked class action objectors – who, after all, brought the appeal that led to the panel's controversial decision – to submit briefs responding to the calls for en banc reconsideration.
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Unlike lawyers who represent objectors, Class Action Inc is not a law firm and cannot request a fee award from the court if objections end up prompting improvements to the settlement.
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The objectors argue that "for months, the professionals have been aware of the administrative insolvency of the estate," and exiting bankruptcy will only further deny vendors of money that they're owed.
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But in the first hint of reform of the strict system, the ministry said on Thursday that for the first time, conscientious objectors would soon be allowed to do alternative service.
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Despite massively reduced tensions on the peninsula, many people in the country are still broadly supportive of conscription, and conscientious objectors can face stigma and discrimination well beyond their jail terms.
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A bill proposed by Liberty Korea Party lawmakers this month would force objectors to perform 44 months -- double the usual length -- of alternative service, including mine sweeping and other dangerous activities.
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The bill moves to the lower house next week, where conservative lawmakers hope for a renewed push to add measures exempting objectors to same-sex marriage from existing laws against discrimination.
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In this district alone, a suspiciously small number of objectors, all believed linked to Assamese nativist groups, somehow gained access to a local NRC database and together penned 30,000 such objection certificates.
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The rule on religious conscience protections for the medical field was aimed at protecting religious and moral objectors from participating in or paying for services such as abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide.
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But the chants about "blood and soil", the flaming torches, the Nazi salutes, the thuggery and violence turned on objectors—the whole furious display of armed ethno-nationalism—are nonetheless chillingly evocative.
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"I am supportive of the principle of allowing conscientious objectors to stay, but I commit to examining that case with full compassion and an openness to allowing [Key] to stay," he said.
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The camp staff included Quakers who were conscientious objectors, he said, and for a work-study program he was paired with a Quaker architect who was in charge of buildings and grounds.
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After a Constitutional Court ruling in June said conscientious objectors need an alternative to military service, the defense ministry explored allowing them to live and work in correctional facilities for three years.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Dozens of South Korean conscientious objectors were released from jail on parole on Friday after a landmark court decision that conscience is a valid reason to refuse mandatory military service.
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The hearing is discussing whether requiring conscientious objectors to serve 36 months of alternative service is punitive or is needed to deter potential abuse of conscientious objection to shirk mandatory military service.
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Rather than wait for such a decision, however, the Trump administration decided to act on its own to give religious objectors a broad exemption from the requirement to provide birth control coverage.
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Mississippi passed a law exempting religious objectors from serving LGBT people, but it is unclear from what they are being exempted, since the state has not passed even basic anti-discrimination protections.
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In New York, as staff counsel for the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, he represented conscientious objectors, draft resisters and deserters, clogging the legal system by entering not guilty pleas and demanding trials.
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The place became not just a haven for intellectuals, queers and, during the first world war, for conscientious objectors, but a work of art itself, a real-life interior of a modern painting.
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Religious objectors were encouraged by a 2014 Supreme Court decision that a federal requirement that family-owned companies pay for insurance coverage for women's birth control violated a federal statute protecting religious freedom.
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And outside the bloc of developed capitalist countries, developing countries, especially some emerging economies, have achieved high-speed growth from the process of economic globalization, and they likewise are strong objectors to deglobalization.
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As the '20053s passed, Hayden's role in a burgeoning antiwar movement grew, and the movement expanded to include a wide range of citizens, including members of the Black Panther party and conscientious objectors.
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Religious accommodations—like those contained in the ACA—that allow religious objectors to opt out of their legal obligations and transfer those obligations to third parties are as old as the nation itself.
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The government essentially admitted that it was possible both to advance its goal of covering contraception and to do so without coercing religious objectors to participate—it had simply refused to employ alternatives.
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US tech companies are being scrutinized from the outside, while conscientious objectors within their ranks are calling out their leaders on both controversial business decisions and a stunning lack of diversity and inclusion.
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The objectors included Scott Gilchrist, the son of retired player Carlton Chester "Cookie" Gilchrist, a Buffalo Bills running back in the 1960s whose lawyers say died from CTE at age 75 in 2011.
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The angriest objectors allege that fights are easier to fix under the new system, though none has provided solid evidence or even a clear picture of how fixers might get around AIBA's safeguards.
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This is unacceptable for pacifists or those whose religious beliefs forbid such action, but until the Constitutional Court's ruling this week, conscientious objectors faced prison if they refused to serve in the military.
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By "shutting out the children of vaccine objectors," a low-quality child-care market may be growing in support of the families who forfeit benefits to uphold their anti-vaccination beliefs, Leask said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will for the first time allow conscientious objectors to do some form of community service instead of the two years of military service that all men have to do.
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The most noteworthy of the objectors is Senator John Cornyn of Texas, both because he is the number two Republican in the Senate, and also because he's from Texas — right on the border.
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The commission attributed the deaths of five Jehovah's Witnesses between 1975 and 1985 to beatings and torture that were "routine" among boot camp instructors and military police officers who dealt with conscientious objectors.
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Shortly after Scalia died in 2016, Justice Samuel Alito penned an opinion endorsing an expansion of religious objectors' rights, and that opinion was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Clarence Thomas.
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More than 700 Google employees had joined an online group inside the company called Maven Conscientious Objectors, using it to vent their concerns about the project and discuss ways of protesting against it.
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In the wake of a controversial Supreme Court decision that narrowed the scope of constitutional protections available to religious objectors, a nearly unanimous Congress passed and enacted the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).
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On Monday, the United States Supreme Court rejected appeals filed on behalf of a class of objectors to a $765 million concussion settlement made between the NFL and approximately 20,000 current and former players.
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At the hospital, nurses who are conscientious objectors refuse to wash surgical tools used on pregnant women seeking abortions, orderlies refuse to wheel women to operation theaters, and anesthesiologists refuse to do their job.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected arguments by three objectors who said the lawyers should get a lower percentage of the net settlement – that is, after deducting $3.25 million for administrative costs.
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Environmentalists and Democrats have long been critical of the Trump administration's efforts to streamline environmental reviews, arguing that officials are trying to reduce protections meant to minimize the impacts of projects and silence objectors.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Koreans on Thursday fiercely debated a government plan to allow conscientious objectors to work in prisons instead of mandatory military duty in a country still technically at war with North Korea.
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The lawyers for the retired players, who have asked the league to pay $112 million for their legal fees, applauded the appeals court ruling and urged the objectors not to pursue their case further.
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Seoul (CNN)The South Korean Supreme Court ruled in favor of conscientious objectors Thursday, ending the country's decades-long position as the world's leading jailer of those who refuse to join the armed forces.
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The full-bench decision overturns about five decades of precedents that punished conscientious objectors for refusing mandatory military service and is in step with changing South Korean attitudes as relations with North Korea thaw.
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The park is now a tribute to peace with a national memorial having been added to a tree-lined space of public sculpture including a statue of Gandhi, and a stone commemorating conscientious objectors.
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As the bill has passed through various committees, additional requirements — like federal liability insurance and a limit to 10 banks total — have been added to rebuff objectors, concerned about the stability of future public banks.
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The protections for companies with pious owners would "[deprive] female employees, students and other beneficiaries connected to exempted religious objectors of their statutory right under the ACA to seamlessly-provided contraceptive coverage at no cost".
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The California National Party allows for the necessity of a " small professional military," but offers a civil corps out for objectors, and plans on sharing defense duties with the armed forces of the United States.
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Fox did not name the objectors but he will have to switch to "modification" of the British WTO agreement, giving other countries the right to negotiate and demand concessions from London, which could take years.
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As they generally do now, judges and civil rights agencies should treat religious and other objectors with respect, even as they overrule those objections and insist on full and fair enforcement of civil rights laws.
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The Supreme Court, South Korea's top court, overturned earlier in November about five decades of precedents that punished conscientious objectors, a change that is in step with shifting attitudes as relations with North Korea thaw.
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Since then, however, conservative politicians and prosecutors have attempted to get around the court's ruling, by, for example, requiring conscientious objectors to carry out more stringent -- and potentially more dangerous -- forms of non-military service.
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In San Diego, John became active with the Concerned Officers Movement, where he met other officers who had declared themselves conscientious objectors, refused orders to Vietnam and stood trial when the Navy denied their claims.
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As Utah showed in its highly regarded 2015 compromise, if negotiators want a solution more than they want an issue, they can strike political bargains that increase protections for sexual minorities and for religious objectors.
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It is true that almost 80% of American men born in the 1920s eventually served in the military during World War II and relatively few declared themselves as conscientious objectors or actively resisted the draft.
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Most of the people crying out for delay are likely to oppose the bill no matter when it comes up, but there may be a few good-faith Democratic objectors who could be peeled off.
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Petrobras class counsel also asked for sanctions against objectors Richard Gielata and his "de facto counsel" (and son) Joseph Gielata, whom Pomerantz accused of filing scattershot arguments in the hope of a payoff to go away.
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That feeling was palpable at a recent meeting in Toronto of the War Resisters' Support Campaign, which has been helping the majority of conscientious objectors to the Iraq war who slipped across the border into Canada.
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It was in the mosques of Cairo where conscientious objectors gathered to facilitate protests and social-media campaigns that brought the world's attention to the wave of revolutions that spread to Libya, Yemen, Syria, and Iraq.
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When Judge Buchwald held a hearing on final approval of the Barclays agreement last October, only two objectors raised qualms about the deal – a sign, Hausfeld and Susman Godfrey said, of the "phenomenal result" they achieved.
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The statement letter, which has become known in the Israeli news media as the "loyalty form," drew fire not just from a handful of personal objectors; some 1,500 artists signed a petition objecting to Regev's moves.
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Lawyer Grant Lally, appearing for Cruz in Albany, said the judge should dismiss the case because the objectors missed a deadline to file their petition, and added the matter is a federal, not a state, issue.
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Yet while Hobby Lobby was a doctrinal earthquake — erasing the old rule that religious objectors may not undercut the rights of people who do not share their beliefs — the opinion itself was fairly limited in scope.
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In the few countries where abortion is legal, such as Uruguay, women seeking abortions still face obstacles as health workers use their right to declare themselves as conscientious objectors and refuse to perform the procedure, Amnesty said.
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Furman and the Gielatas both struck back with briefs opposing sanctions against themselves and arguing that if anyone deserved castigation from the court, it was Pomerantz lead counsel Jeremy Lieberman for falsely accusing the objectors of misconduct.
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"The medical profession has a responsibility to make sure there are adequate professionals willing to provide various services under its monopoly – this doesn't necessarily mean forcing objectors out, but rather incentivizing willing professionals," Lynch said by email.
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The guidance, an attempt to deliver on President Trump's pledge to his evangelical and other religious supporters, effectively lifts a burden from religious objectors to prove that their beliefs about marriage or other topics are sincerely held.
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South Korea jails more conscientious objectors than the rest of the world put together, according to Amnesty International, with hundreds imprisoned every year, many of them Jehovah's Witnesses who refuse to serve due to their religious beliefs.
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Under pressure from religious objectors, the Obama administration repeatedly revised its birth control rules, and the Trump administration cites these changes to show that the government has broad discretion to decide who is exempt from the mandate.
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Chief Justice John Roberts asked both Google counsel Andrew Pincus of Mayer Brown and objectors' counsel Ted Frank of the Competitive Enterprise Institute to address the implications if the court were to conclude class plaintiffs hadn't established standing.
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But the objectors say that restrictions on U.S. surveillance activities - in particular the bulk collection of data and the purposes for which the data can be used - are inadequate and therefore the Privacy Shield agreement should be annulled.
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Last year, the country's top court ruled that conscientious objectors could not be criminally punished for their beliefs, ending the country's decades-long position as the world's leading jailer of those who refuse to join the armed forces.
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Many major victories have come out of Google, where objectors have won an end to forced arbitration clauses in employee contracts, better benefits for temporary contract workers, and pressured leadership into dropping an unpopular contract with the Pentagon.
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Conservatives reacted angrily to that ruling, with the right-wing Liberty Korea Party putting forward a bill to force objectors to perform 44 months -- double the usual length -- of alternative service, including mine sweeping and other dangerous activities.
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The list is on page 161 of the administration's 463-page announcement of its "interim final rule" on religious objections (a separate document applies to the moral objectors, a completely new concept in this five-year-old controversy).
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"I am happy that I finally got a ruling that respects my freedom of conscience," said Kim Keun-hyeong, 25, a Jehovah's Witness who was one of the 28 conscientious objectors whose petitions led to the court's ruling.
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Many still argue that conscientious objectors must be punished for the sake of national security, and that the option of alternative civilian service will lead many young men to evade the draft under the pretext of ethical principles.
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"Given this pattern of prior misconduct and association with other serial objectors, sanctions are clearly warranted to protect not only this class, but those in future cases where Furman and his ilk might try their luck again," Pomerantz claimed.
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The Supreme Court could have agreed to hear Stutzman's case itself, potentially resolving the bigger question of whether First Amendment rights to free expression and religious exercise allow religious objectors to skirt civil rights laws when creating custom products.
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Seventy percent of gynecologists — up to 83 percent in some conservative southern regions — are conscientious objectors to the law, and do not perform abortions for religious or personal reasons in a country that remains, culturally at least, overwhelmingly Catholic.
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"And I must say that, at least in the past, non-objectors were ghettoized in some cases, so we can't rule out that that may have played a role in the low numbers" of doctors willing to perform abortions.
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The Justice Department and other objectors had complained the deal entitled class members - consumers who bought wine from the website Wines Til Sold Out – only to coupon-like "redemption codes" discounting the price of future purchases from the website.
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At the start of the argument, which lasted for more than 90 minutes rather than the usual hour, Justice Sotomayor asked how the case differed from prosecutions of conscientious objectors to war who refused to register with the government.
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"We are happy to hear that the Supreme Court of South Korea has made a historic decision to recognize the rights of conscientious objectors," said Paul Gillies, international spokesman for Jehovah's Witnesses at their world headquarters in New York.
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There are also families of deceased former players who are in line to receive compensation once the objectors stop trying to force changes to the settlement — efforts that have failed at both the district court and appeals court levels.
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Lawmakers, who had cast aside a conservative push to allow religious objectors to refuse service to same-sex couples, waved rainbow flags and embraced on the floor of the chamber, after the overwhelming vote in favour of the bill.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's upper house Senate on Wednesday passed a measure to legalize same-sex marriage, perhaps as soon as next week, after lawmakers dismissed a conservative push to allow religious objectors to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration announced a new rule on religious conscience protections for the medical field on Thursday, aimed at protecting religious and moral objectors from participating in or paying for services such as abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide.
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Religious organizations and conservative lawmakers had voiced strong opposition to same-sex marriage and pressed unsuccessfully for broad protections for religious objectors, which would have allowed florists and bankers to refuse service to same-sex couples if the unions were legalized.
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Dr. Agatone has conducted a yearslong phone survey, calling every hospital obstetrician unit she could locate to verify whether or not their doctors were conscientious objectors, and found that only 1,503 gynecologists out of well over 10,000 in Italy performed abortions.
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Bob Menendez could be faced with a decision only a novel few of his predecessors have been asked to make: resign following conviction in a court of law or hold tight to his seat over the howls of partisan objectors.
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The study, conducted during WWII and aptly known as either the "Minnesota Starvation Experiment" or simply the "Starvation Study," tested the effects of starvation on men who were conscientious objectors of war and who had volunteered to participate in the study.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Fifty-eight young men who had been imprisoned for refusing to serve in South Korea's military were released from prisons across the country on Friday, after a landmark court ruling that supported the rights of conscientious objectors.
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The Amish have historically low voter turnout, in part because their church discourages them from participating in politics, including holding public office or even voting for the nation's commander-in-chief, since they are conscientious objectors to war, Kraybill said.
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Laws let militia members in the country (where all able-bodied men are required to serve in the military, except for conscientious objectors) keep their issued personal weapons in their homes, and Swiss statutes and traditions respect the right to bear arms.
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English Heritage is working to preserve graffiti drawn by former prisoners at Richmond Castle, which served as a cell block for conscientious objectors during World War I. The project was made possible by a £365,400 (~$524,678) grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
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A Quaker organization founded to help conscientious objectors ended up becoming a major alternative-to-sentencing program for men arrested for soliciting, in exchange for teaching the men that they were "homosexual" and not just normal men who had sex with men.
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A $142 million settlement reached by Wells Fargo in a nationwide class action over its opening of unauthorized accounts does not adequately compensate individuals whose credit scores were hurt by the bank's actions, three objectors to the deal told a federal court.
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Barry Lynn, the executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, also pointed out to reporters on a press call that in other circumstances, religious objectors have to do a lot more than fill out a two-page form.
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We also have a long national tradition of making accommodations for people who oppose war for ethical or religious reasons, like the thousands of conscientious objectors who were allowed to perform alternative service during World War II instead of doing combat duty.
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In June, it ruled that the failure to offer alternative forms of civilian service to conscientious objectors was unconstitutional, and gave the government until the end of next year to introduce the option of performing alternative civilian services, like working in prisons.
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"Today's ruling is a great comfort for nearly 20,000 conscientious objectors in South Korea who have had to live with the stigma of being ex-convicts for the past 65 years," said Hong Dae-il, a spokesman for Jehovah's Witnesses in South Korea.
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" But, it said, Congress and the courts have long recognized the importance of respecting moral convictions as well as religious beliefs, in health care and other fields, and as an example it cited the exemption from military service available to certain "conscientious objectors.
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Tackling the questions of national and individual culpability and guilt, Mr. Ophuls interviewed American conscientious objectors and whistle-blowers (like Daniel Ellsberg), French veterans of Algeria and many Germans, from surviving Nuremberg defendants like Albert Speer to college students born after the war.
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Lawmakers, who had cast aside a conservative push to allow religious objectors to refuse service to same-sex couples, waved rainbow flags and embraced on the floor of the chamber, where earlier in the debate a politician had proposed to his same-sex partner.
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What Judge Kavanaugh also understands, and many of his objectors do not, is that it is not the role of the Court to judge the accuracy or credibility of a citizen's religious beliefs, but to protect the citizens' freedom to hold and live those beliefs.
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What the new Edelson complaint shows is that even judicial chastising, terrible publicity and close tracking of their activities has not deterred alleged serial objectors like Bandas and Palmer – nor has it stopped firms like Edelson from agreeing to pay them to drop objections.
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"Many conscientious objectors are punished twice as government-linked organizations and many private companies refuse to hire applicants with criminal records," lawyer Baek Jong-keon, who was himself jailed for 12 months and had his legal license revoked for five years, wrote last September.
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Despite his early opposition to the Vietnam War, his campaign to register draft resisters as conscientious objectors and his protests against American banks as "partners in apartheid," because of their ties to the South African government, Mr. Booth was considered a moderate by S.D.S. standards.
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In June, it ruled that the failure to offer alternative forms of civilian service to conscientious objectors was unconstitutional, and gave the government until the end of next year to introduce the option of performing alternative services, like working in prisons or fire stations.
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With Kennedy no longer on the Court, and his seat occupied by the much more doctrinaire conservative Brett Kavanaugh, it is likely, if not entirely certain, that a majority of the Court now supports a broad exemption from LGBTQ discrimination laws for religious objectors.
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As a result, when actually implementing protectionist policies Western developed countries do so with trepidation and hesitation, as we see in the US. Transnational corporations, especially those from Western developed countries, are the largest beneficiaries of economic globalization and also the most vocal objectors to deglobalization.
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Two firms representing Hyundai objectors, The Gibson Law Firm and James B. Feinman & Associates filed briefs last week arguing that the three-judge panel followed U.S. Supreme Court and 9th Circuit precedent and reached the right conclusion when it rejected the $200 million nationwide Hyundai settlement.
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The Amnesty report comes as South Korea engages in a broader debate over the future of its conscript military force - with recent court rulings clearing the way for conscientious objectors and political leaders promising to shorten service commitments - as well as controversy over changing social norms.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's Constitutional Court on Thursday ordered the government to introduce civilian forms of service for conscientious objectors, sparing hundreds of young men from going to prison each year for refusing to serve in the military for reasons of conscience or religious beliefs.
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" In court documents opposing the request for an injunction, lawyers for the Justice Department argued that the agencies involved "reasonably exercised their rule-making authority to protect a narrow class of sincere religious and moral objectors from being forced to facilitate practices that conflict with their beliefs.
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Washington (CNN)A broad coalition of women's reproductive rights groups and LGBT health organizations is asking a court to strike down a new rule issued by Trump administration that excuses religious and moral objectors from participating in or paying for services such as abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide.
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The settlement was reached before discovery was taken and it is not yet clear how class members' credit histories were damaged and the extent of their harm, objectors Darlene Martinez of New Mexico, Doris Lopez of Rhode Island and Caitlin Turner of Colorado said in a filing on Monday.
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And according to CCAF, even if class member had a problem with the terms or administration of the Equifax deal, the settlement agreement imposes conditions that make it very difficult for them to object, requiring objectors, for instance, to provide dates on which they would be available for depositions.
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Other objectors cited research showing that outpatients were twice as likely as inpatients to die shortly after knee replacements, and that even patients who stayed one day in the hospital were twice as likely to need a follow-up surgery as those who remained in the hospital longer.
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RELATED: Conscientious objectors take military service fight to South Korea's top court Though mandatory conscription is popular with conservatives in South Korea, critics say the law can ruin careers, and claim it violates the human rights of people who refuse military service based on deeply held religious beliefs.
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While there are bad objector lawyers out there who should be stopped, draconian measures taken personally against a lawyer who has no history of making improper class action objections should be a wakeup call that the judiciary may be going too far in its crusade against these so-called professional objectors.
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That's because access to care should take priority, and conscientious objectors may make it more difficult for patients to get treatment they need, Dr. Julian Savulescu of the University of Oxford in the U.K. and Udo Schuklenk of Queens University in Ontario, Canada, argue in an article in the journal Bioethics.
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"Most of the non-objectors like me are about to retire, so we will soon have troubles helping these women," said Silvana Agatone, a 62-year-old gynecologist at a hospital in Rome and the founder of a website that provides information on how and where to get an abortion.
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The Supreme Court's ruling comes on the back of a decades-long fight by conscientious objectors, many of them Jehova's Witnesses, to push back against the country's stringent military service law, under which all men between the ages of 18 and 35 are required to perform at least 21 months of military service.
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She also said that conscientious objectors to the draft sometimes went to jail in order to try to keep someone else from going to war in their stead — so why is it unacceptable for the plaintiffs to pay a fine if they feel so strongly about refusing the government's opt-out option?
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's Supreme Court on Thursday acquitted a man who refused to serve in the military because of his religious beliefs, a ruling expected to affect the fate of the more than 900 conscientious objectors who are currently on trial for refusing mandatory service in the country's armed forces.
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"With the Section 232 tariffs already in effect as of March 23, the request and objection forms force petitioners and objectors to choose between expediting their submissions, which can be denied for any inaccurate or incomplete information, and enduring unwarranted tariff charges or product exclusions for lengthier periods of time," the senators wrote.
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This, of course, is precisely the objective of the rear-guard action undertaken by religious objectors who, thwarted in their efforts to prevent gay couples from enjoying the rights and benefits that flow from marriage, are now invoking their own constitutional rights to avoid treating those same couples equally in the marketplace.
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One day [after she and Harvey were married] a woman named Lou Ann Merkle, who was herself an artist, came to Harvey for advice about printing a collection of comics about US militarism that she wanted to hand out to kids at schools, on behalf of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors.
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On Monday, the plaintiffs' firm Edelson filed a complaint in Chicago federal district court against notorious class action objectors Christopher Bandas and Darrell Palmer, asserting that Bandas, Palmer and Illinois lawyer Jeffrey Thut of Noonan Perillo & Thut are engaged in an ongoing scheme to extort class action lawyers via frivolous objections to proposed settlements.
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The list of religious objectors includes churches and religious orders (which from the beginning have been completely exempt from the mandate anyway); nonprofit organizations; a "closely held for-profit entity;" a "for-profit entity that is not closely held" (including publicly traded companies); and "any other nongovernmental employer" along with institutions of higher education.
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Thomas Goldstein and Eric Citron of Goldstein & Russell make a strong argument for the second option in their just-filed Supreme Court brief for objectors to the $7.2 billion settlement killed by the 2nd Circuit – a deal for cash and injunctive relief between the credit card companies Visa and MasterCard and merchants who accept the cards.
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Earlier this year, a constitutional court ruled the government must provide alternative civilian roles for those who decline to take up arms, clearing the way for most objectors to avoid jail, while in August, the Supreme Court began hearings into the matter for the first time in 14 years, with 900 cases before lower courts currently on hold.
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Lesser known, for example, are the National Service Board for Religious Objectors' bonds, purchased primarily by Mennonites and Quakers during World War II. By now, it is old news that by asking Americans to go to the mall, rather than asking us to step up, our government missed an opportunity to convert post-9/11 goodwill into more constructive — and sustainable — efforts.
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They will probably say that the percentage of objectors is minuscule compared to the sheer number of class members who have filed claims, both from the publicized $32 million fund for data breach victims whose personal information has not been misused and from a larger fund for claimants who can show they were forced to spend money as a result of the Equifax brief.
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The goal of the policy is to reduce the threat of terrorism, but many objectors (rightly) think that the policy's actual effect will be to increase the threat of terrorism because it will alienate Muslims throughout the world and will confirm the claim of ISIS that the United States is fundamentally hostile to Islam, but it won't actually aid in preventing the entry of people who might pose a threat.
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She paid her respect to King James, and then proceeded to clown the objectors in the Golden State crowd: Before that, she set her sights on Kevin Durant, heckling and booing him from the sideline, and engaging in a war of dagger eyes that set the internet on fire: KD would get the last word, however, when he shot a dagger three right in front of her, and then stared her down, shaking his head on his way back down the floor: It became such a thing during the game that Durant was actually asked about it in the post-game press conference.
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