They're discredited, they're shamed, by the perpetrator or people surrounding the perpetrator.
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Here's what it teaches them: The perpetrator of a sexual assault — and only the perpetrator — is at fault.
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Proponents of individualizing values tend to see a dyad of victim and perpetrator (a victim is hurt, a perpetrator does the hurting).
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Victims are blamed less by the general public when the perpetrator was violently motivated rather than when the perpetrator was sexually motivated.
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The taboo begins to malfunction, and the prohibited action subtly shifts in status, sliding between categories—always punish the perpetrator becomes sometimes punish the perpetrator.
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"You have detectives who picked their perpetrator before they looked at all the facts, and then they tried to make the facts fit their perpetrator," Ainsworth added.
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He does not properly weigh the harm of sexual violence and does not properly assess the blame for these crimes to the perpetrator and the perpetrator alone.
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"We are assuming at the moment that we are talking about only one perpetrator, one perpetrator who committed suicide," said Thomas Steinkraus-Koch, the chief state's attorney in Munich.
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"The perpetrator stopped in front there, calmly opened the door with two long rifles -- him and the other perpetrator -- and begin firing from the street into the facility," Fulop said.
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"It can be difficult for someone to disclose sexual assault or abuse when they know the perpetrator, especially if the perpetrator is a family member," a representative for RAINN tells Refinery29.
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"The perpetrator stopped in front of there, calmly opened the door with two long rifles -- him and the other perpetrator -- and began firing from the street into the facility," Fulop said.
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" Chase, he says, "was the perpetrator in this case.
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"They are charged with participation in the activities of a terrorist group, terrorist murders and attempts to commit terrorist murders, as a perpetrator, co-perpetrator or accomplice," prosecutors said in their statement.
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A 2013 study published in the British Journal of Social Work was positive about the impact of perpetrator programs, but concluded "closer links between child protection, adult safeguarding, and perpetrator programmes" were needed.
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Every young person is perceived as a perpetrator or potential perpetrator, and with that is a huge missed opportunity where young people can be the real prospect for peace and stability in Somalia.
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Police say they are confident that Guerrero is the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator was sentenced to two years for the attack.
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Within three minutes, Deputy Long confronted and stopped the perpetrator.
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" He added, "But Harvey Weinstein is not the only perpetrator.
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The only person who should feel guilty is the perpetrator.
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One is a power imbalance between the perpetrator and victim.
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The safest place with any perpetrator is hugging their leg.
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The perpetrator in Tyler's case was his roommate Dharun Ravi.
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We look forward to their inclusion as a perpetrator category.
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The more powerful the perpetrator, the greater is his prerogative
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The police are notified, but the perpetrator is never found.
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He was perceived as the perpetrator, so they opened fire.
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" There is absolutely no reason to "confront the perpetrator privately.
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It's the perpetrator who should be embarrassed, not the victim.
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What happened, who was perpetrator, and who was victim, depends
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As Mr. Barakett suspected, the perpetrator was a former girlfriend.
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Richard helped scare the perpetrator away, but it wasn't over.
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The perpetrator was not an enraged competitor, but the wind.
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When we hear the term survivor, the perpetrator is erased.
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There is no word yet on any perpetrator or motive.
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"The Tatmadaw was overwhelmingly the main perpetrator," the panel found.
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It is simply not clear which parent was the perpetrator.
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Every perpetrator of sexual harassment and violence should follow suit.
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The perpetrator or the recipient may be male or female.
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"The doctor here becomes both victim and perpetrator," he said.
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The investigation is ongoing; the perpetrator has not been apprehended.
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For example: -- Is the perpetrator much larger than you are?
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He just isn't sure Judge Brett Kavanaugh was the perpetrator.
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Was the perpetrator of the Manchester bombing one of them?
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More than half (54 percent) did not confront the perpetrator.
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And there is no one way to identify a perpetrator.
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I pioneered working with them a new way to do eyewitness I.D. with one picture at a time, with a cop who's showing the pictures, not knowing who the actual perpetrator, alleged perpetrator was.
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This is especially important in the case of smaller firms where there may be few partners to report complaints to beyond the perpetrator of harassment, or when the perpetrator is the leader of the firm.
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But victims from both robberies later identified Willis as the perpetrator.
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She is believed to be the sole perpetrator of the shooting.
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And time after time the perpetrator has invoked Mr. Trump's name.
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There were weeks during which the alleged perpetrator wasn't very active.
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Police were unable to prosecute the alleged perpetrator of the crime.
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A man suspected of being the perpetrator was later arrested nearby.
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Yet, the clear perpetrator isn't a suburban mom with repressed trauma.
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Mie is not the perpetrator or the villain in this tale.
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The motive and perpetrator of the January 1 killings remain unclear.
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Quebec City police say the search for the perpetrator is ongoing.
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"They didn't even take the phone off the perpetrator," she said.
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He was not named as an alleged perpetrator at the inquiry.
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Here's hoping that the perpetrator is caught and brought to justice.
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This is the case with the male perpetrator group in Juru.
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"She was the perpetrator, and I was the victim," he alleged.
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For example, they waited quite some time before naming the perpetrator.
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Disclosing anything about perpetrator now could cause them to cover tracks.
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Muller eventually admitted to being the lone perpetrator of the kidnapping.
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The perpetrator was not in the photo lineup I was shown.
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But I still was pretty convinced that he was my perpetrator.
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Little is known about the perpetrator of the Las Vegas attack.
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"There were five guns used by the primary perpetrator," she added.
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Like Sally, she says she is a victim, not a perpetrator.
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The perpetrator, Mohammad Tarayreh, 19, was fatally shot after the attack.
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And the Middle Kingdom is a known perpetrator of cyber attacks.
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Finding the perpetrator of a sophisticated hacker intrusion can be messy.
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Critics argue that the evidence that perpetrator programs work is inconclusive.
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The perpetrator, Mahmoud Ramadan, was hanged for the murder in 2015.
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Pell was not named as an alleged perpetrator at either inquiry.
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You are the one who will be punished, not the perpetrator.
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Jimmy Bennett was the perpetrator and Asia Argento was the victim.
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People saw that the perpetrator was brought down in short order.
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Finding the perpetrator of a recent criminal incident is one thing.
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Ordinarily, each side sees itself as victim, the other as perpetrator.
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In many cases, what set off the perpetrator remains a mystery.
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It was a relief that they apprehended the perpetrator so fast.
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Kyrgios is not the only perpetrator of desultory efforts this season.
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What if Afghan forces are attacked, but the perpetrator is unclear?
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What it conspicuously failed to do, though, was identify the perpetrator.
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The initials written on the belt likely belong to the perpetrator.
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"We don't look at Jacob as only a perpetrator," she said.
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Erdogan said Islamic State was the likely perpetrator of the attack.
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The alleged perpetrator did not respond to a request for comment.
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And now remember that the alleged perpetrator is now the president.
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Even if the perpetrator is held accountable, it often happens too late.
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The media used to be the victim of pranks, not the perpetrator.
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Surprisingly, the film makes no mention of the perpetrator after the incident.
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"They don't really do anything to the perpetrator," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Under the Wildlife Conservation Act, the perpetrator could face a $4,000 penalty.
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It shifts responsibility for the attack from the perpetrator to the victim.
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After all, it's entirely possible to be both a victim and perpetrator.
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"The perpetrator has been detained," police spokesman Josef Bocan told the Mirror.
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The line between victim and perpetrator is often murky and precariously fine.
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Ziegler said Mandan police need the public's help in identifying the perpetrator.
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In the slow-brewing currency war, America is both victim and perpetrator.
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Their "special interest" was not seeing an alleged perpetrator on the bench.
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She's suing the alleged perpetrator, along with people she claims were enablers.
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Were you expecting or desiring an outcome that holds the perpetrator accountable?
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Julia's always the prey; Tessa's always the perpetrator of the aggressive crime.
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And, how did the Manchester perpetrator learn how to build his bomb?
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Though, according to the report, he was certainly not the only perpetrator.
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In its original incarnation, sympathy for the perpetrator was not its problem.
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There was no simple target, cause, or perpetrator for the extremist attacks.
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Frankfurt police said on Twitter the suspected perpetrator was an Eritrean citizen.
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The perpetrator was Abdulgadir Masharipov, an Uzbek citizen who was later captured.
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And what it does, forgiveness, has nothing to do with the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator is already in Registry for robbing someone a week later.
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But it's much more common for the victim to know the perpetrator.
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Like choosing to defend a war-crime perpetrator, or a tobacco corporation.
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The alleged perpetrator was Ahmad Khan Rahimi, an Afghan-born U.S. citizen.
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Still, it's often the victim and not the perpetrator who is blamed.
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But Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, may have left out the biggest perpetrator.
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"Why?" looks backward, often seeking to particularize a problem to the perpetrator.
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Then she's fired, and the perpetrator gets to stay on the job.
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Sometimes the law targets a victim of abuse rather than the perpetrator.
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You yourself can become the perpetrator, and a cycle of abuse continues.
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"The perpetrator was discharging his gun at somebody else," Chief Monahan said.
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A virus was the most common perpetrator, but there were others too.
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Sean (Kevin Bacon), now a detective, is charged with finding the perpetrator.
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Law enforcement officials say the perpetrator has a complex understanding of explosives.
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Police arrested the alleged perpetrator, Thomas Grafton, charging him with attempted murder.
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The rape survivor never identified Robinson as a perpetrator, the nonprofit says.
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"I was not the perpetrator of this," Esty told the Hartford Courant.
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It shouldn't be confused with personal motive prompting actions of a perpetrator.
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Police did not immediately comment on a perpetrator or release any names.
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In school shootings specifically, the perpetrator is almost always a fellow student.
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Some 50% of women surveyed said the perpetrator was larger or older.
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The perpetrator, Salman Ramadan Abedi, is a 22-year-old British Muslim.
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Abuse is about power, and it doesn't matter what the perpetrator believes.
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They're planning trespassing charges for the perpetrator, who turned himself in last week.
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WhatsApp confirmed the vulnerability of its app, but did not name the perpetrator.
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Max thinks he recognizes the alleged perpetrator based on the way he writes.
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Two of the four say Ford directly named Brett Kavanaugh as the perpetrator.
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In a majority of murders, the perpetrator and the victim knew each other.
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The perpetrator reached out to the actress via Snapchat to explain his reasoning.
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The perpetrator behind the attack could not have dreamed of a better platform.
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The killing in Florida, whose perpetrator was later arrested, was a bad one.
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But your feelings given now that we know that the perpetrator is gone.
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It could be the reason that a perpetrator is able to find you.
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Never mind that the attack's perpetrator, Omar Mateen, was born in New York.
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Evil is easy to carry out, so long as the perpetrator is determined.
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Even more horrific is the identity of the alleged perpetrator of those events.
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Facing a perpetrator like Paddock, police need more than courage, integrity, and skill.
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To have them be cross-examined [by the perpetrator] is just outright cruel.
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Prosecutors said he had recalled details that only a perpetrator could have known.
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America the victim is always a far better story than America the perpetrator.
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A quiz in the accompanying teacher's guide also mentioned the perpetrator by name.
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The Mexican government hopes to put the suspected perpetrator on trial in Mexico.
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The sole perpetrator of these acts is the one who sent these explosives.
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It's not based on whether or not the perpetrator thinks they assaulted someone.
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Initiations can include sexual assault and being the victim or perpetrator of violence.
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Hillary Clinton, in this story, plays the role of both victim and perpetrator.
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Current and former Western officials suspect he is in fact the chief perpetrator.
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Republicans think the fault lies with the person — the perpetrator of the evil.
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The constant in each of these cases is that the perpetrator was apprehended.
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He said the police believed that the same perpetrator was behind both forgeries.
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It's hidden in the mind and the eyes and beliefs of the perpetrator.
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But investigators had not found fingerprints or blood connecting it to a perpetrator.
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The suspected perpetrator had been detained, Austrian press agency APA reported, citing police.
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And witnesses should be instructed that a lineup might not include the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator, David James, 100, died at the scene, reportedly of cardiac arrest.
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The perpetrator of that shooting used over 20 assault rifles during that attack.
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You've got to be 100 percent certain that the perpetrator did the crime.
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The perpetrator may also hinder efforts to place the child up for adoption.
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The perpetrator had been identified, but he declined to say it who was.
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Alcohol should never be used to blame a victim or excuse a perpetrator.
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Mostly that's because the bus crash mystery is really about the perpetrator, not the victim, but since we don't know who the perpetrator is until the end of the season, the bus crash mystery gets all its juice from hindsight.
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But one woman, Jennifer Thompson, who misidentified the perpetrator of a sexual assault against her and wrote a book with the man who was wrongfully convicted, was later approached by another woman who had been assaulted by the real perpetrator.
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Officials on some college campuses, for example, ask students reporting assault or harassment what actions by the alleged perpetrator could help repair the harm, such as an apology or consent education, and then work with the alleged perpetrator to complete them.
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"We could see the van moving through Jersey City streets slowly, the perpetrator stopped in front of there, calmly opened the door with two long rifles with the other perpetrator, and began firing from the street into the facility," Fulop said.
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Her perpetrator wasn't even the one who ended up getting punished for what happened.
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Surveillance cameras could now catch the perpetrator on film and expose the culprit immediately.
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What is not in doubt is that the perpetrator was inspired by Islamist extremism.
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Many microaggressions are gaffes where the perpetrator is making a misguided attempt at humor.
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She also questioned why the public safety department couldn't identify and find the perpetrator.
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Legal heirs cannot forgive the perpetrator of the crime or receive any monetary compensation.
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He said the Polish driver was a victim, not a perpetrator, the magazine said.
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But in a statement condemning the attack, Erdogan identified ISIS as the likely perpetrator.
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She has also seen women pack up their bags and return to the perpetrator.
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In the latest installment of "Scamalot," he playfully turns the tables on the perpetrator.
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The lawsuit does not mention the name of the girl or the alleged perpetrator.
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Does a woman have a responsibility to come down even harder on the perpetrator?
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Perpetrator: Newt Newt is not allowed to travel internationally, but he does it anyway!
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In his fear, he became both perpetrator and victim, weaponized by his own country.
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But the perpetrator or perpetrators might not be Turkish, or even in the country.
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"As the local police made clear, the perpetrator had no criminal record," Sullivan said.
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The government and the public would demand the rapid identification of the perpetrator(s).
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"Here's a message for the perpetrator: You are not Spelman College," the letter said.
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In another, the government refers to "more than 100" possible victims of one perpetrator.
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So, with a few ballots intentionally misdirected, a perpetrator could face decades in prison.
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In fact, the perpetrator in these cases of violence against women will surprise you.
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" Conway said she isn't going to let Trump be seen as "the perpetrator here.
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"Some states require the victim and perpetrator be in a relationship," Waldman told Insider.
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He provided no details but pointed to Syria's Assad regime as the likely perpetrator.
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"When I was a perpetrator of violence, I had many different friends," he said.
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Robbery victims in Brooklyn described one perpetrator as between 26 and 23 years old.
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Fiodorov wouldn't name names, but experts said there was only one credible perpetrator: Moscow.
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"He's allowing the perpetrator to run the investigation," Ms. Gorovsky said in an interview.
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The perpetrator: a low-level soldier who is now in Sweden as a refugee.
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One powerful and controversial method is to make public the name of the perpetrator.
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Then the perpetrator goes back, shows only what he wants the world to see.
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If we absolutely knew how to change perpetrator behavior, we would be doing that.
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The perpetrator — whom Mr. Pirozzolo guessed was "some liberal coward" — has not been caught.
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They found the perpetrator quickly and, obviously, had some reliable intelligence quite early on.
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American intelligence officials said the real perpetrator was Iran, although they offered no evidence.
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In 88% of those cases, the perpetrator was the woman's partner or former partner.
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The perpetrator has been identified by local media as fellow UKIP member Mike Hookem.
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Telling the truth is the first step toward healing for both perpetrator and victim.
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They were as bad as whoever the perpetrator of the crime against you was.
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Too often, judges, lawyers, even friends and family blamed the victims instead of the perpetrator.
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It said it may also request the suspected perpetrator be extradited to Mexico for trial.
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Chrissy Teigen also claimed to know who the perpetrator is, but she's not talking either.
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If you and the perpetrator live in separate states, where should you pursue the case?
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In 23866 of those cases, the alleged perpetrator continued their studies at the same university.
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Security cameras at the HSBC branch did not catch the perpetrator or perpetrators, Reyes said.
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If the victim is indeed psychologically harmed, the perpetrator may be guilty of a misdemeanor.
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We're told investigators are looking for security footage from neighbors which may show the perpetrator.
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Regardless of the orientation of the perpetrator, it is clearly femininity that is under attack.
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The killing in Florida, whose perpetrator, Nicklas Cruz, was later arrested, was a bad one.
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But was Dawson the sole perpetrator, or did he have help from a fellow forger?
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A separate anti-pollution project is focused on one plastic perpetrator in particular: drinking straws.
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The sheriff's office received more than a dozen calls about the perpetrator before the shooting.
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But these crimes often happen close to home, by a perpetrator the victim usually knows.
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The perpetrator usually targets private messages of the victim, and the intrusions often go undiscovered.
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"[The alleged perpetrator is a] major character who's been there all along," Foster told TVLine.
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That's when the risk increases exponentially because the perpetrator has lost control [of the relationship].
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It's a shift that takes responsibility of rape away from victim and towards the perpetrator.
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First, prosecutors should have to prove that a perpetrator actually intended to harm the victim.
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"We invite Mr. Hart to join us in bringing the perpetrator to justice," Bloom continued.
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Cobain immediately called police to investigate, and told officers she did NOT recognize the perpetrator.
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Hypothetically, the cellphone may contain files listing every associate in terrorism known by the perpetrator.
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The only person ever responsible for making the reprehensible decision to rape is the perpetrator.
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This places them in the position of both victim of climate change and potential perpetrator.
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Victims should not be blamed or shamed for the behavior of the perpetrator stalking them.
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The problem for Mueller was that Swift has always maintained that he was the perpetrator.
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De Maiziere added that "nobody will rest until the perpetrator or the perpetrators are caught".
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And even when a perpetrator is found responsible, chances are they will remain on campus.
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We then asked the participants to assign percentages of blame to the victim and perpetrator.
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"We invite Mr. Hart to join us in bringing the perpetrator to justice," Bloom said.
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Note: Once a router is hacked, the perpetrator can also launch attacks on other computers.
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Though some bloggers focus purely on the charts, Mountain Misst factors in perpetrator behavior too.
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They may go further, though, in 2020, and Russia might not be the only perpetrator.
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Victims have until they are 23 years old to file civil claims against their perpetrator.
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Ms. Bragg raised the possibility that the perpetrator could have been someone from the Village.
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The forged address also lets the perpetrator avoid bounce-back messages to a traceable account.
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Unlike death by cancer, which has a clearly defined perpetrator and victim, suicide feels criminal.
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A perpetrator has to be overwhelmingly guilty for justice to be served at this time.
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There is also less chance of being punished the higher the ranking of the perpetrator.
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Beuth said the perpetrator was in legal possession of arms and was a sports marksman.
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The police are also convinced the perpetrator or perpetrators had detailed knowledge of the airport.
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This, he said, was one of several "Mossad fingerprints" pointing to Israel as the perpetrator.
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Is the slight look of enjoyment on the part of the perpetrator real, even somewhat?
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Approximately one-half of those cases involve alcohol consumption by the perpetrator, victim, or both.
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In focusing on the survivors rather than the alleged perpetrator, Leaving Neverland is following in the footsteps of such recent documentaries as Surviving R. Kelly and Untouchable, as opposed to, say, the more perpetrator-focused series Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes.
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The judges said he was guilty as a direct perpetrator or co-perpetrator of a string of crimes including murders, rapes of men and women, a massacre in a banana field behind a building called the Paradiso and of enlisting and using child soldiers.
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We're sent the message that, if the perpetrator strikes again, it's in some way our fault.
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"I condemn this morning's terror attack by a Palestinian perpetrator in occupied East Jerusalem," he said.
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"The one thing it won&apost result in is the perpetrator getting the money," Kinebew explained.
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All we know about the perpetrator is that their shoes have red Christian Louboutin-esque soles.
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Some of that — such as the Facebook and Twitter accounts of the perpetrator — have been deleted.
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Even though the alleged perpetrator was always close by, no one was able to stop him.
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But the alleged perpetrator was undeterred; he just kept creating new profiles over and over again.
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That doesn't change if the perpetrator is your favorite actress, activist or professor of any gender.
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Additionally, most victims said they knew their perpetrator, usually within the context of a romantic relationship.
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"The perpetrator seemed to have been on drugs, which the police verified later," the statement added.
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Authorities said they believe the perpetrator is a white man who is about 40 years old.
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You may notice that the perpetrator of a crime had red hair or was particularly tall.
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Within the subset of the perpetrator knowing the victim, how many of them were domestic-related?
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All violent crimes, Mr Klarevas notes, are composed of a perpetrator, a target and a weapon.
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Convictions were more easily obtained when the victim was of a higher status than the perpetrator.
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After all, his perpetrator, opener Devin Dawson, has had a few naughty tricks up his sleeve.
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"That's how a perpetrator rationalizes when he is caught," Dushku said in reference to his jab.
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A perpetrator in Massachusetts broke into a home last week and got away spick and span.
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So she set up a CCTV camera, in her house in London, to catch the perpetrator.
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The car, perpetrator inside, drove away, but Gore quickly filed a police report after the incident.
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The other, more likely perpetrator, ISIS has plotted to target St. Petersburg in the recent past.
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As these three average faces show, white men are most often the perpetrator behind mass violence.
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It was investigated as an act of terrorism, and the perpetrator had pledged loyalty to ISIS.
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Perpetrator: Grindelwald After the switch and Auror attacks, Grindelwald murders a chupacabra and then finally escapes.
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However, we should be careful about quick, easy cases involving heinous individuals such as the perpetrator.
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Provo police confirmed to Broadly that the alleged perpetrator was arrested for rape in September, 2015.
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In the days to come, we will learn more about the alleged perpetrator and his motives.
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One scenario involved a shooting at a minimart, which led to a firefight with the perpetrator.
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"It bears noting that the perpetrator had an academic book at his home," Mr. Hurrelmann said.
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Maliwal also tweeted that neighbors caught the 40-year-old alleged perpetrator and severely beat him.
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Eighty-two percent of those who had been harassed said the perpetrator was senior to them.
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What's more, Mr. Takagi's position transfers responsibility for restraining pedophilic behavior from the perpetrator to society.
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The perpetrator, Bruno Andres Doglioli—captain of Rangers Rugby Vicenza—has been suspended for three years.
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Instead, Misst uses the "incident" date and time—the moment when the perpetrator murdered the victim.
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In real life, I myself was the perpetrator of crime, sneaking Scotch into the Cattle Company.
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" Chief among its complaints, that the sanctions placed against the alleged perpetrator were "haphazard and insufficient.
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How long did it take you speak publicly about your sexual abuse and name the perpetrator?
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Yes, the perpetrator used a gun, but he was stopped by a man with a gun.
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The perpetrator, Pakistan-born Faisal Shahzad, was a U.S. citizen at the time of the attack.
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There is no doubt about the Shabab, which has links with Al Qaeda, being the perpetrator.
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We're still working to understand this perpetrator, and as we learn more, we'll pass it along.
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As the intern and the perpetrator of the orders, I felt impossibly torn and terribly guilty.
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We meet neither the perpetrator nor the victim of that crime, and its details remain ambiguous.
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Inebriation, not surprisingly, also increases the likelihood of becoming a perpetrator or victim of sexual assault.
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" In her email, Ms. Tracy wrote, "Larry Nassar is a monster, a perpetrator of unthinkable crimes.
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Modern dairy farmers face the problem of climate change from both sides: as victim and perpetrator.
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Therefore, while Christian was heading to trial, the real perpetrator was America's anti-male status quo.
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It also could take the form of a perpetrator tricking or forcing someone into getting pregnant.
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The act turns the perpetrator into somebody's martyr while denying his victims the possibility of justice.
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It's easier and less awkward to be silent, but that helps NO ONE but the perpetrator.
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This happens far too often when pressure to arrest and quickly prosecute a perpetrator is overwhelming.
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The UN would later recognize ISIS as the perpetrator of a genocide against the Yazidi community.
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Almost all fraggings, at least when the perpetrator was caught, were found to be racially motivated.
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"When the helicopter was over the car, the perpetrator shot himself in the head," Kuzel said.
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So he's both victim and perpetrator—like me, flying in here today and back out tomorrow.
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He did not identify the perpetrator, but the country has grown increasingly worried about Chinese influence.
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Similarly, stories of honor killings are ignored and the perpetrator often gets away with his crimes.
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But the path from perpetrator of school sexual violence to workplace abuser need not be inevitable.
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But it does become a less important moment in the lives of both perpetrator and victim.
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It's likely that he'd do it even if the perpetrator weren't actually an immigrant or refugee.
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The circumstances and facts surrounding her death point to a perpetrator who must have known her.
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That doesn't change if the perpetrator is your favorite actress, activist or professor of any gender.
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Top-level commanders with convening authority may not know either the alleged victim or the perpetrator.
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The cyber attack on Sony, which came from a perpetrator in North Korea, is a good example.
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If you are a perpetrator and you have abused somebody, we are going to hunt you down.
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" And, "How often is it the case that the perpetrator is unaware of their behavior of harassment?
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Some people, both there and in Canada, thought that the perpetrator was a Muslim of some sort.
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Different categories of alleged perpetrator also have codes – from civilians to insurgents, Myanmar military personnel and police.
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On another show – and tragically, in reality – the perpetrator could commit far worse than a poop crime.
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People's reactions were either to keep silent or to blame me, instead of holding the perpetrator accountable.
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Despite initially giving completely contradictory descriptions of the suspect, the victims falsely identified Willis as the perpetrator.
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If the perpetrator is at a different university, you may not even know who to complain to.
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In one case, the manager was actually convinced by the alleged perpetrator that escalation was not necessary.
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The assault was first reported by the perpetrator, who feared that the girl's boyfriend would attack him.
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As one survivor said, she would choose to switch schools if the perpetrator is allowed to return.
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RIVERA: Even the chief arrived firing his weapon at the alleged perpetrator, the 17-year-old kid.
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But police certainly need to get in contact with this man to determine who the perpetrator is.
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The perpetrator, shot by police on the scene, was later reported to have been "radicalised" by ISIS.
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The lone perpetrator identified was Gibbs, a former athletic trainer at the school from 1973 to 1980.
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Lawrence famously called out the real perpetrator — the hacker — after she was shamed for sharing naked photos.
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Albayalde said the incident is now a "closed case" with regards to the identity of the perpetrator.
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However, a number of conspiracy theories popped up surrounding his death, as no perpetrator was ever found.
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We look at the victim's testimony, eyewitness testimony, the motive of the perpetrator, and what was exchanged.
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" It was also noted that Susan K. described the perpetrator as a "public figure," and an "athlete.
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A perpetrator was sentenced to nine months in jail but freed early as part of an amnesty.
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Perpetrator: Niffler To be fair, he stole Grindelwald's vial, which is a cool motive, but still illegal.
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A victim who reports may receive resources, but for the perpetrator, there are few consequences, she says.
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The report includes Qatar in its findings but still concludes that Saudi Arabia is the principal perpetrator.
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Police tell us they weren't aware Puia was the perpetrator and were not actively searching for him.
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St Petersburg television showed footage of the corpse of a bearded man they said was the perpetrator.
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Thanks to her own perseverance and power of will, Sarah was eventually able to escape her perpetrator.
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The day after the attack, officials identified a Turkish member of Islamic State (IS) as the perpetrator.
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"[Angel] found a big-time perpetrator over a two-mile track," Orellana told New York Daily News.
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Either way the perpetrator must be condemned in the strongest of terms and tried for serious crimes.
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Others are cases of sexual assault, where the perpetrator claims no memory of committing a heinous act.
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The accused perpetrator has been charged with 29 federal counts, including the violation of hate crime laws.
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He did not name the perpetrator, but said he was born in 1968 and had previous convictions.
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The accused perpetrator is in custody and has been charged with 29 counts, including multiple hate crimes.
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So Republicans flatten gun violence into a morality play, one that transforms perpetrator and victim into caricatures.
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Graffiti was found, a speech was given, and when the perpetrator was discovered it was reported. Gen.
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The accused perpetrator is in custody and has been charged with 29 counts, including multiple hate crimes.
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Other shooters, such as the perpetrator of the Christchurch, New Zealand, attack, have also been white supremacists.
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Police identified the perpetrator as José Aldemar Rojas Rodríguez, and said he also died in the attack.
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The U.S. cyber firm iSight Partners identified the perpetrator as a Russian hacking group known as "Sandworm".
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This shift in focus — from the perpetrator to the victims — doesn't read as especially American or cinematic.
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So the idea that there should be service provided to the perpetrator gets met with some pushback.
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How does race—of the perpetrator, and of the victims—function in our conversation about gun control?
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"I had a feeling looking at the scenario that [the perpetrator] was mentally ill," says Abdul-Malik.
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A manhunt is underway for the perpetrator, who opened fire at the homecoming party in Greenville, Texas.
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Eventually, she decided to write the perpetrator a letter as a way to process what had happened.
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And when the perpetrator of a mass shooting dies on the scene, this need is left unresolved.
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The identity of a harassment victim might be kept private, but that of the perpetrator made public.
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Drawing attention to the incident with legal action can inflame the perpetrator—or worse, incite retaliatory action.
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It increases the likelihood of becoming violent themselves, erasing the razor-thin line between victim and perpetrator.
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Cordova says the perpetrator had told police he and McGee believed she was pregnant with his child.
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Seibert added that investigators were doing everything in their power to track down the perpetrator, or perpetrators.
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Sometimes the victim maintains a relationship with the perpetrator because they have a connection to the person.
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Admired and controversial since its publication, "Native Son" codes Bigger as both a perpetrator and a victim.
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A perpetrator was sentenced to nine months in jail, but released early as part of an amnesty.
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That allowed Parabon to use matches in the database to identify the perpetrator of a violent assault.
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When the perpetrator remains unidentified, as in the Khuranas' case, a lawsuit is usually not an option.
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"There were five guns used by the primary perpetrator," she said at a news conference in Wellington.
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"We try to get them to see there's always gray area between victim and perpetrator," said Bell.
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If the pass had been bought with a credit card, it could be linked to the perpetrator.
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The New Hampshire Democratic Party wholly condemns this criminal action and hopes the perpetrator is held accountable.
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It was a very heartbreaking and eye-opening perspective to be in the shoes of the perpetrator.
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Admired and controversial since its publication, "Native Son" codes Bigger as both a perpetrator and a victim.
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We follow people — victim, perpetrator, back to victim — leave them, forget about them, rejoin them decades later.
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"Say a perpetrator was wearing a specific cologne at the time of the assault," she tells me.
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"He did something that we see happening over and over from [positions] in authority dealing with these kind of cases: making the perpetrator into the victim, showing sympathy and praise for the perpetrator, and trying to make him into the victim," director Mark Lawrence told The Salt Lake Tribune.
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The perpetrator wasn't able to penetrate into the building thanks to front windows being made of safety glass.
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"Too often you're reporting exactly to the people who are most likely to support the perpetrator," she said.
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This gives more weight to the theory that this is from the perpetrator and not from manufacturing contamination.
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For months, the alleged perpetrator overwhelmed all of Max's communication channels to the extent that they became unusable.
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The alleged perpetrator used a fake Facebook profile to spread misinformation about her, saying she has breast cancer.
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"While at school there was always the possibility of running into her perpetrator," her attorney Greg Ferbrache said.
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And 65 percent of respondents said the perpetrator was, in their case, a man, according to the survey.
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Thousands of people shared the message, intending to condemn it and catch the perpetrator, before Facebook stopped it.
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" However, UNOPS said it "found no record of any complaints about the alleged perpetrator prior to July 2018.
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If reports reach a "critical mass" around a perpetrator, the site shares the victims' emails with one another.
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On the other side, it leaves the "perpetrator" feeling unjustly accused for something they didn't know was wrong.
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One line about a false report of a perpetrator on campus, the rest an assurance of a plan.
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The perpetrator riddled her account with curse words, homophobic slurs and promised to post nude photos of her.
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Massachusetts has a very long period for bringing charges against someone who is the perpetrator of sexual assault.
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For one thing, last month's murder meant that the alleged perpetrator was able to overcome several safety measures.
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Federal rules require that the uploaded sample must be believed to be from the perpetrator of a crime.
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The total reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator or perpetrators has increased to $25,000.
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Many women don't report upskirting because without the picture or the perpetrator it's just their word against his.
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Flag 2: Unwilling to cooperate: Most victims are eager to tell their story and help find the perpetrator.
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After Bascone&aposs death, it was resubmitted and DNA evidence identified Guo as the perpetrator, the document says.
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Several people, including Swift, her bodyguard, and backstage photographer, have insisted under oath that Mueller is the perpetrator.
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Not only did the the alleged perpetrator pee on his victim, he punched him in the face, too!
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In a survivor's mind, her perpetrator may represent something more than the assault itself, such as her childhood.
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Perpetrator: Newt Listen I can't prove it, but there is no way Newt's whole basement menagerie is legal.
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The perpetrator may argue that since the images were provided voluntarily, they were not wrong to post them.
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The Islamic State group (ISIS) has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which killed five people, including the perpetrator.
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But sexual assault is not defined by the gender of the perpetrator or the person who is victimized.
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"It's fascinating to see that it's only when that happens that the perpetrator finally gets it," Madsen notes.
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Recurring themes emerged: a vulnerable target, a powerful perpetrator, fears of retaliation and witnesses who let it happen.
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Like much of McEwan's early work it's a disturbing psychological study told from the perspective of the perpetrator.
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According to Cullen, Harris, the lead perpetrator, had many friends, was popular with girls and was rarely bullied.
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Javelin estimates that 6 in 10 child victims personally know the perpetrator, compared to 7 percent of adults.
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Indeed, the probability of the perpetrator being anyone else is 1 in 200 octillion among the Caucasian population.
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This strikes you as a more promising starting point than permanently linking perpetrator and act, as banishment does.
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In April an explosive device was successfully detonated on Saint Petersburg's Metro, reputedly killing 16, including the perpetrator.
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However, when international agreements are broken by one party, then the perpetrator of that violation invites outside scrutiny.
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If they fear retaliation from the perpetrator or others, policies and programs to shield victims should be established.
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No matter the political leanings of the perpetrator, no matter the political climate, political violence is never acceptable.
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I've been a victim of that — I've been a perpetrator of that when I fight with the federation.
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For one thing, some of the scandals weren't even hers: She wasn't the perpetrator but the wronged party.
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Most of the time the perpetrator was her "husband" — a Boko Haram militant she was forced to marry.
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UNSW is only able to investigate those matters where the alleged perpetrator is a student or staff member.
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Argento is also not the first person to report sexual misconduct and then be accused as a perpetrator.
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Okoli got into perpetrator work after a job as as a pastoral tutor in a local high school.
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When David tries to call the police, Andrew convinces him that they'd see him as a perpetrator, too.
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Extreme examples, like a customer slamming someone against the wall, are simple to address: Kick the perpetrator out.
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The perpetrator, identified as José Aldemar Rojas Rodríguez, also died in the attack, police said in a statement.
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"The breakneck speed at which journalists have been naming the next perpetrator renders some reporting irresponsible," they said.
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Misremembering a bad thing as less bad might liberate a survivor, but it also might exculpate a perpetrator.
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"We have a high degree of confidence that the perpetrator was probably killed in the incident," he said.
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The parties' coalition agreement officially states that Austria was a perpetrator of Nazi crimes, and decries anti-Semitism.
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"From our standpoint it felt like these sanctions were really almost beneficial to a serial perpetrator," Petering said.
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This led to a car chase that ended in police shooting the perpetrator, leaving him in critical condition.
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"The similarities between the perpetrator of [the Borderline shooting] and the Columbine events are very similar," he said.
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For some survivors of harassment and assault, a perpetrator admitting fault can make a big difference in healing.
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And people should have more than five years to bring it forward and bring their perpetrator to justice.
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Let's evaluate the punishment for the perpetrator based on the short- and long-term consequences to the victim.
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For most women, the perpetrator is not a Hollywood executive, or a sitting senator or an esteemed journalist.
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Both incidents ratcheted up tensions as anonymous American officials in the press pointed to Iran as the perpetrator.
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Victims want to be confident the perpetrator knows what they did to them and the harm it caused.
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In "The Testaments," Aunt Lydia becomes much more complex and sympathetic, a victim as well as a perpetrator.
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Platitudes such as 'violence only begets violence' have no use when the initial perpetrator has exhibited irrational evil.
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I am very proud of the fact that we captured the perpetrator of 9/11, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
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After the Hebron massacre, some in Israel convinced themselves the perpetrator acted to preempt an attack against Jews.
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Platitudes such as "violence only begets violence" have no use when the initial perpetrator has exhibited irrational evil.
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In fact, one "subtype" is the "victim-bully" who is both a target and perpetrator of abusive behavior.
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"Merck's acts are even more egregious because the main perpetrator of its misconduct was its attorney," she said.
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The breach made headlines worldwide, but no one knew much about the perpetrator or how he did it.
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He uses a mirror to guide his stroke — a mirror that reflects the victim and not the perpetrator.
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In both cases, Gimelstob produced affidavits from witnesses claiming that he was the victim and not the perpetrator.
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Like Harsono's work — although the results are gruesome, absurd, or incomprehensible — the perpetrator of violence is never clear.
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Unless she fights the perpetrator tooth and nail, the thinking goes, she must really have wanted the encounter.
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No surveillance video from the purported scene of the crime existed of either the alleged victim or the perpetrator.
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What if, when it's identified, the perpetrator doesn't apologize, or demonstrate any remorse or shame, and there's no punishment?
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He's allegedly the "Golden State Killer," the perpetrator of 45 rapes and 12 murders throughout the '70s and '80s.
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The appearance of a perpetrator might be based on DNA from some material left behind at the crime scene.
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I wanted to find out how hard it would be to track down both the perpetrator and the victim.
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"What these shows have done is to take the alleged perpetrator and turned them into the victim," Schmid added.
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That's especially true if you can't track down a perpetrator via powder residue, shell casings, bullets, or other forensics.
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The campsite image, with the child and perpetrator removed, was sent to every single campsite advertiser in that location.
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A mysterious alcohol disappearance in India appears to be caused by an unlikely perpetrator: a gang of drunken rats.
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The perpetrator relies on you feeling ashamed and keeping quiet, but they are the ones who should be ashamed.
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But the alleged perpetrator was flagrantly outing Max to his friends and family members, including his father and grandfather.
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The alleged perpetrator also warned Max that he would print those photos and pin them up on Bremen's streets.
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According to five different sources, the alleged perpetrator is in his early thirties and lives near Max's old school.
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"So far, there are still no indications of a political motivation of the perpetrator," said Police Commissioner Hajo Kuhlisch.
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But frequently, when men alleged harassment, they said people would ask why they didn't just beat up their perpetrator.
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If you are the perpetrator and you catch yourself in the act, apologize immediately and sincerely for your misstep.
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Following the accusation, many pointed to Talking Dead host and Nerdist co-founder Chris Hardwick as the alleged perpetrator.
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The perpetrator of that attack, Salman Abedi, a 22-year-old British Muslim, may have undergone training in Libya.
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The perpetrator, James Alex Fields Jr., was found guilty of first degree murder and several other crimes in December.
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" The attorney also took a moment to "invite Mr. Hart to join us in bringing the perpetrator to justice.
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One perpetrator was traced back a hacking and carding forum and registered under the same username, "EvaPiks," on both.
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But when these men are not challenged, the perpetrator gets away with it and will ultimately do it again.
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Publicly denouncing or even privately confronting an accused perpetrator hardly seems like the "right thing" if the victim objects.
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Yet its teachings also emphasise that violence harms the spiritual state of the perpetrator, as well as the victim.
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"I don't want to make a crime series that is beguiled by the perpetrator or the crime," Lindholm said.
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If a perpetrator is not visible on video but their voice is heard, it can help profile the person.
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Micah announced himself to the perpetrator saying, 'I have a loaded weapon, get down on your hands and knees.
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It's about ending the cycle of corporate power that allows companies to keep the wrongdoings of a perpetrator quiet.
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But when the perpetrator is a Muslim, it can lead to a backlash against people like Zaiem and Midani.
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Maybe 13 Reasons Why can be the unflinching look at a school shooting from the angle of the perpetrator.
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Straying from the typical whodunit storytelling form, the perpetrator, Adam Gettrick (Derek Riddell), was revealed back in episode 5.
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And he isn't hopeful the perpetrator will be caught: "That would be nice but I'm not holding my breath."
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But if you do want to act, Scott suggests considering the following: -- Is the perpetrator much larger than you?
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Broadcaster rbb said the perpetrator lost both his wallet and mobile phone while running away from the attack site.
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This includes crimes committed abroad when the perpetrator is within reach, and crimes committed by or against U.S. citizens.
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At a news conference on Friday, Eddie Johnson, the police superintendent, praised the community response and denounced the perpetrator.
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The extent of damage can take a long time to become clear and finding the perpetrator can be tricky.
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The perpetrator of the massacre used bump stocks to more rapidly fire rounds into a crowd of concert-goers.
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What kind of crime would be horrific enough for you not to support a Republican perpetrator against a Democrat?
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He is accusing the government he wants to lead of being both victim and perpetrator of a vast conspiracy.
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The blaze was quickly extinguished by worshipers, and the FBI had offered a reward for information on the perpetrator.
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She also says they should research the laws in the state where they live and where their perpetrator resides.
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Authorities said the perpetrator "took revenge on society" after a dispute with local officials about his father's veteran benefits.
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"So what we have before us is a murder committed by a yet-to-be-identified perpetrator," he said.
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The report noted the importance of the role of DNA evidence in linking a possible perpetrator to a victim.
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Per Spanish law, a sexual attack can only be defined as rape if the perpetrator uses violence or intimidation.
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Each robbery occurred in the same way, and in each case, the perpetrator stole many of the same items.
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The perpetrator was most likely near the cafe and saw Zakharchenko enter before he or she detonated the bomb.
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And in every case, much depends on the specific circumstances, and on the identities of the perpetrator and victim.
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There is, however, nothing on this original site to indicate that the perpetrator was either Muslim or a migrant.
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Suicide is a crime with only a victim, no perpetrator, and thus no individual on which to place blame.
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Finally, this administration must develop a serious, detailed plan to defeat ISIS—the main perpetrator of radical Islamic ideology.
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In the next scene, one of the witnesses tips off the perpetrator that the police are on to him.
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Further, the perpetrator was a casual acquaintance, and the crime was committed later that evening at a separate location.
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"Betrayers did not have the classical image we have of perpetrator, those uniformed faces of death," Mr. Leopold said.
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But to date we have not seen one single perpetrator in court for crimes of sexual violence against women.
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Fraud is a type of larceny, and normally the perpetrator obtains something from the victim, who suffers a loss.
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This is the problem: Gag orders and nondisclosure agreements are wholly designed to protect the perpetrator and the company.
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In all, there were 21980 mass killings, defined as when four or more people are killed excluding the perpetrator.
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Other adults must start by believing when children and young people report abuse, regardless of who the perpetrator is.
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In another, we told them the perpetrator was a citizen of their own country or of a different one.
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They demanded a bribe to arrest the perpetrator, but it seemed his family had already paid a bigger bribe.
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I argued that, for me and for others, the worst part is not blaming the perpetrator: It's blaming yourself.
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Unlike a lot of other people claiming false charges, Younan had a tape of him speaking with the perpetrator.
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A mass killing is defined in the report as when four or more people are killed, excluding the perpetrator.
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An eyewitness told n-tv television that a perpetrator had also fired shots into a kebab shop in Halle.
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"We have not identified a perpetrator and nor have we yet made any arrests," police spokesman Marko Laske said.
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DNA testing of evidence eventually identified the real perpetrator, Earl Mann, a seasoned felon living near the crime scene.
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The perpetrator of the Sandy Hook massacre used an assault rifle to kill his victims as quickly as possible.
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In Vietnam, interpretation of liability law becomes more open when the perpetrator goes beyond their responsibility, a lawyer said.
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It manages to romanticize stalking, while simultaneously creating empathy for the perpetrator Goldberg and frustration with the victim, Beck.
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The deadliest mass shootings in recent history have had one thing in common: the perpetrator used an assault rifle.
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The hostility, aggression and/or sadism displayed by the perpetrator are intended to threaten the victim's sense of self.
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In a criminal proceeding, she explained, a perpetrator potentially faces incarceration; therefore, higher protections for the accused are warranted.
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No perpetrator of a major terrorist attack in the United States has hailed from a country on Trump's list.
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But when two witnesses took the stand more than two years later, they positively identified him as the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator, who was killed during the attack, did not have clearly defined political views or a specific agenda.
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It's certainly something that was, I think, the pathway to opening them up to a perpetrator really infiltrating their family.
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The perpetrator of the attack on the Jewish store, Amedy Coulibaly, also shot dead a policewoman in a separate incident.
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If a perpetrator is in New York City, but the victim isn't, then the courts have jurisdiction, according to Levitt.
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Officials have long suspected the perpetrator came from the area, because of the location in which the body was found.
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"[Putin] sees the United States as the perpetrator of a great tragedy upon the Soviet Union and Russia," Mitchell said.
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And so I don't think that necessarily a leader of the movement can't be a victim and also a perpetrator.
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But boys are under added pressure if the perpetrator is a man in a sport known for machismo and homophobia.
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That is to say, power needs to skew — sharply or even slightly — in one direction: the direction of the perpetrator.
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The fact the Manchester attack was a bombing makes it a good deal more likely that the perpetrator had help.
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They work out how closely these individuals are related to the perpetrator from the amount of DNA that they share.
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"The reason for the incident appears to be that the perpetrator was asked to leave the bar," the police said.
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First they looked at hate crimes, in which the perpetrator is motivated by race, religion or another type of identity.
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"The most dangerous time for a woman is when she separates from the perpetrator and leaves the relationship," she says.
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"As soon as the ink was dry" on the settlement agreement, the company that paid the woman promoted her perpetrator.
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Maybe something that you really like is something that your perpetrator did to you, and how do you reconcile that?
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It's the first case that would appear to involve a perpetrator using a hoverboard before, during, and after a shooting.
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At worst a perpetrator will be fined a few thousand dollars or, occasionally, sent to prison for a few months.
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The split boils down to Bella, actually, which is interesting because earlier Cena was the main perpetrator in the breakup.
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If others were to report the same perpetrator, victims could be alerted and invited to join a private messaging center.
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"We find it very difficult that someone would be perpetrator, the judge, the investigator, and the jury," Liu told reporters.
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He did not name his assailant, but reports from Deadline and Variety named WME agent Adam Venit as the perpetrator.
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You experience a lot of victimhood and violence, but so often things are twisted so you're painted as the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator shot himself after crashing the silver-grey coloured van into the outside area of the restaurant, police said.
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The federal government prosecutes felony crimes on Native American reservations when either the victim or the perpetrator is Native American.
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The perpetrator used a total of five fire arms: two semi-automatic weapons, two shotguns and a lever-action firearm.
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CNN does not identify victims of rape, and given the victim's relationship to the perpetrator, CNN is not identifying him.
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Although the perpetrator gave warning shots, there apparently was not indication that he wanted to do harm or shoot anyone.
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"We are reassured to see the perpetrator brought to justice," Eric Barbee, the US Embassy spokesman in Amman, told CNN.
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It increases their risk of being sexually active earlier, a victim of sexual crime, or even a perpetrator, as well.
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But this leaves the perpetrator with the ability to defend themselves by raising issues of consent and ownership, Power said.
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The Iraqi statement condemned the chemical attack, without naming Assad, calling instead for an international investigation to identify the perpetrator.
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In fact, she jumped on the vehicle and mounted its hood, refusing to get off until the perpetrator gave up.
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Le Monde reports the perpetrator has been wounded and hospitalized and French police report the police officer is also wounded.
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A source told NBC News that the perpetrator spray-painted the n-word on the gate outside James' Brentwood mansion.
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But there's a broader story that's still murky, because in this scandal Trump is both the perpetrator and the mark.
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Some evolutionary psychologists and economists explain assault, rape, and murder as rational actions, benefitting the perpetrator or the perpetrator's genes.
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The goal is to take the attention off the perpetrator and give it instead to the victims and first responders.
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Victim and perpetrator are contextual positions, after all, not fixed and eternal roles assigned to particular individuals (or gender identities).
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Assaulted in the shower by the biological male, the women, not the perpetrator, were threatened with expulsion from the shelter.
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There are also the many police who responded and confronted the perpetrator and shot him, who are also important witnesses.
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No further incidents occurred after Schleisser's catch, Burgess said, so most shark experts agree that it was indeed the perpetrator.
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Such a stupid reason to die, which is the point: Tragedies are senseless and random unless you are their perpetrator.
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Prosecutors also said the alleged perpetrator had been receiving psychiatric treatment, though this could not be confirmed with certainty yet.
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Defining violence solely as a forcible act where the victim was overpowered by the perpetrator after resisting is rape culture.
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Theoretically, she tells Broadly, if a victim is unconscious, a perpetrator didn't technically use force to attack him or her.
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Sarah Shook embodies both perspectives, writing movingly as both a victim of someone else's self-involvement and as its perpetrator.
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Others define it as exploitation when a perpetrator uses coercion to obtain sexual images or sexual acts from a victim.
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Mr. Wardlow has pounced on the allegations, releasing an ad that portrayed Mr. Ellison as a perpetrator of domestic violence.
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It takes courage to hashtag "#MeToo" knowing that celebrity bashers would pin the blame on them rather than the perpetrator.
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All five had their convictions vacated after serving full sentences due to DNA exoneration and a confession by the perpetrator.
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Instead, Ms. Woodson points out, he refers to it only as a "sexual incident," without a victim or a perpetrator.
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And because the perpetrator here may have been high and seemed violent, there would indeed have been risks in intervening.
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This is especially true when the perpetrator is a powerful man with leverage over a woman's career or social status.
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Instead of oversaturating the news with details about the perpetrator, for instance, more focus should be placed on the victims.
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Go deeper: Pentagon prepping report on perpetrator of Saudi oil attacks The uncertain oil market landscape after the Saudi attacks
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And it comes with the added benefit of giving the perpetrator the option to flee before anyone discovers his misdeeds.
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The perpetrator smashed a glass case in the museum's gallery and stole the slippers, which were insured for $1 million.
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He told Carrie that Brody was not behind the Langley bombing, and that the real perpetrator was still at large.
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She said the early indications were the perpetrator was motivated by extreme far-right ideology, and a hatred of foreigners.
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"When the perpetrator is an official, even if the case comes to the police, it will be ignored," she said.
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She was dejected, until she started speaking to other women in the social media group where she'd met her perpetrator.
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Regardless of whether the perpetrator was a relative or the family driver, the victim's parents invariably declined to press charges.
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"We changed the system so we protect the victim and not the perpetrator," Brady said on the House floor Tuesday.
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Under the panic defense, a perpetrator can claim that a person's gender identity or sexual orientation caused their violent reaction.
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GEDMatch provides a family tree of people related to a suspected perpetrator, allowing investigators to narrow their pool of suspects.
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A rookie wants to enter the group, and you become a bystander and watch others, and eventually become a perpetrator.
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"To resolve the comfort women issue, the Japanese Government, the perpetrator, should not say the matter is closed," Moon said.
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The alleged perpetrator, Christhian Bahena Rivera, is an undocumented immigrant, and the victim is a woman last seen out jogging.
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Even when multiple women report the same perpetrator, police may not join the dots between their history of past offences.
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So it doesn't sound like it will be tremendously hard to find the perpetrator, but it will take painstaking work.
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When Black spoke of offenses that "so seriously threaten the order of political society as to make pestilent and dangerous the continuance in power of their perpetrator," this is the kind of offense he described: an act that forces us to doubt the nature of elections so long as the perpetrator is a participant.
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" He also revealed that he is planning to file a lawsuit against his perpetrator: "We're going to go all the way.
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Why, this view asks, should the West posture as a victim, when it too has been a perpetrator of covert persuasion.
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But a string of uncannily similar unsolved murders that occurred in California in the '70s and '90s finally has a perpetrator.
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What's promising about this case is the urgency with which the police department launched an investigation and ultimately charged the perpetrator.
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But you've probably also been a perpetrator, finding yourself drifting away from a conversation as you scroll through your Facebook feed.
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"With trained professionals we will investigate every incident and prosecute the perpetrator to the fullest extent of the law," Cuomo said.
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The survivor coming forward is at the bottom of the totem pole, especially when the perpetrator is a member of Congress.
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The university police stopped and questioned the perpetrator, and immediately notified the D.C. police, who arrested him for defacing public property.
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The perpetrator and the sexual-assault survivor were "makeout buddies," and though she didn't say "no," she didn't say "yes" either.
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When you apologize after being publicly revealed as a perpetrator, you are not sorry in a way that can ever matter.
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"The identity of the perpetrator has been clarified: a 34-year-old German citizen resident in Luebeck," police added on Twitter.
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He said the perpetrator of the Orlando attacks was an Afghan, even though he was an American born in New York.
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Rumours rippled across the web suggesting that the perpetrator might be Chechen or even Kurdish, and circulating photos of unconnected men.
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The perpetrator mistook Sodhi for a Muslim, and would later justify his actions by telling police that he was a patriot.
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Thompson reportedly did not watch the episode where the drama unfurled — it's too dramatic for him, the perpetrator of the disaster.
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He set a fire, a common tactic only when a perpetrator intends to flee and not be tied to a crime.
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Maybe the "Arya" who was stabbed wasn't really Arya but rather the Waif — and Arya was the perpetrator of the attack!
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The perpetrator was an Islamist of Somali birth, who fatally stabbed a café-owner in Melbourne before being shot by police.
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The perpetrator was initially thought to be Afghan but de Maiziere said on Wednesday there were indications he was from Pakistan.
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That's why a victim freezing in shock—a common and natural reaction to violence—often leads to the perpetrator being acquitted.
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What happens when a serial perpetrator has been identified by the platform and users have been connected to an options counselor?
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I may address you through a veil of tenderness—you're my perpetrator, how else do you want me to address you?
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We are asking the public to help by providing any information that they may have about this perpetrator or these crimes.
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Under current police procedure, perpetrator and victim are told the contents of the official charge sheet which bears both their names.
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Putting a survivor in the hospital with a doctor who looks like the perpetrator is exactly the wrong thing to do.
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Their combined efforts hint at a cultural shift that refuses to tolerate digital humiliation and insists on holding the perpetrator accountable.
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She told police that she was a victim of domestic abuse but repeatedly declined to press charges against the alleged perpetrator.
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And in a vast majority of the cases in which rapes and assaults are reported, the perpetrator never sees jail time.
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The accused perpetrator, who ended his four-year Navy stint in 2002 as a seaman apprentice, was not hard to find.
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What matters is not why the perpetrator disclosed the images; it is that the victim did not consent to the disclosure.
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"The perpetrator of this terrorist attack has been inspired by hate-mongers in the United States and in Europe," Awad said.
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No one suggests that he is a perpetrator, but pipe bombs as a tool of political intimidation do not arrive unexpectedly.
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That means about 8,100 black lives were ended violently, and over 90 percent of the time, the perpetrator was another black.
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This person vouches for the perpetrator, who in many high-profile cases is accused of sexual harassment, domestic violence or rape.
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Within the first paragraph she misinforms by erroneously tying the perpetrator of this heinous act to the New Black Panther Party.
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Devashish Makhija's 106-minute rape-revenge drama spares no punches, sketching out both the victim and perpetrator of rape in detail.
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The perpetrator was most likely near the cafe and saw Zakharchenko enter before he or she detonated the bomb, Kommersant reported.
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Police were immediately on the hunt for the perpetrator and now it seems Toronto's beer-can throwing idiot has been identified.
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Bad choices result in bad things being done, in part because the perpetrator lacks the moral guidance the Christian faith provides.
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Mr. Pompeo said on Thursday that any perpetrator would have needed a high level of expertise to carry out the attacks.
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They transferred the money, but the perpetrator didn't hand over their son, nor did they provide a location to find him.
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Other weapons included knives, axes and at least twice when the perpetrator set a mobile home on fire, killing those inside.
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Mexico City's mayor Claudia Sheinbaum posted on her Twitter account that prosecutors will demand the maximum sentence against the alleged perpetrator.
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"We're not assigning responsibility at this point," Ms. Nauert said on Thursday, adding that the perpetrator of the attack is unknown.
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"It was bound to happen," a bored-sounding young woman says to a perpetrator who has wandered out for a cigarette.
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After several more in October, law enforcement officials announced that they were looking for one perpetrator tied to attack after attack.
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Everyone thinks Cecilia is the perpetrator of all these acts, causing her to be arrested and placed in a psychiatric hospital.
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Under the doctrine, known as abatement ab initio, criminal convictions are nullified if the perpetrator dies before completing the appeals process.
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Under Spain's current laws, the perpetrator must have used physical violence or intimidation for an assault to be classified as rape.
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Swatting hoaxes — where a perpetrator makes a fake threat to draw an extreme police response — can be highly difficult to trace.
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Though ContraPoints, for her part, is a victim of this overemphasized identity–visibility matrix, she is also a perpetrator of it.
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The small promise it made — that the alleged perpetrator would not be placed in her dorm the following year — was broken.
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Detectives enter a description of the perpetrator into a database, which then spits out dozens or even hundreds of matching photos.
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You know how in Scooby Doo they're chasing the perpetrator but they're going in and out of different doors and reappearing?
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I wondered what was to stop a perpetrator from being more angry (and potentially abusive) when he was released post-trial.
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The Telegraph newspaper had reported earlier that the perpetrator had circled the drone around the airport building and flashed its lights.
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Whoever is the perpetrator here, they wanted to show the world they have this weapon and are willing to use it.
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They can choose to see a sexual assault as it occurs from the perspective of the female survivor or the male perpetrator.
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Vincent A. Variale, the president of the EMTs' union, said the perpetrator needs to spend the rest of his life in prison.
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Yes, perhaps the Rockville High attack might not have happened if the alleged perpetrator had not been in this country without authorization.
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So being the victim of a crime ended up making her look like the perpetrator of one in a confused media environment.
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Update: One perpetrator was identified among the victims, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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"PO McLoughlin apprehended [the] perpetrator in a bank robbery in progress," they wrote in the tweet alongside a photo of the cop.
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Any deliberate killing of a police officer is assumed to be felonious, regardless of whether the perpetrator has been convicted in court.
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That experience left her feeling "horrified" — she recalls leaving one inquiry in a flurry of expletives after being grilled like a perpetrator.
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Still, reporting about her hardscrabble life and the domestic abuse she suffered complicated easy assumptions about Harding as a victim or perpetrator.
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According to information obtained by BuzzFeed News, the alleged perpetrator was arrested by police in July 2016 after making a bomb threat.
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The video spread widely after an accompanying message urged Messenger users to distribute a link to it to help catch the perpetrator.
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"The Clients were described as having changed in behavior, and one received treats and extra showers from the alleged perpetrator," it said.
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One victim was killed, and the perpetrator attempted to cover up the crime by burning the body, according to the charging documents.
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Visibly shaken, he arms himself with a gun and hijacks a police car in order to hunt down Light (Wolff), the perpetrator.
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Rapes by strangers are more likely to be reported, and reported immediately, but they have their own investigative challenge: identifying the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator is most often someone in their social circle, a biological or nonbiological parent, or someone known to the child's family.
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" "Law enforcement is able to arrest or identify a likely perpetrator for only 19% of property crimes and 47% of violent crimes.
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Statutory rape is a crime we can all draw a line in the sand on, no matter the era or the perpetrator.
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The cosmetics industry is often a perpetrator of ecologically harmful pollutants like some preservatives (including parabens and triclosan), microplastics, and UV filters.
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On March 216th Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, told Parliament that the Russian state was "highly likely" to have been the perpetrator.
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"Thank God the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals," New York City mayor Bill de Blasio said during a press conference.
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Detectives met her at the hospital, but she refused to identify the perpetrator or disclose where the crime occurred, the statement said.
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What about the guys "who don't do this kind of thing" – all the well-meaning folks who are neither victim nor perpetrator?
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Leakage is, in short, when a violent perpetrator signals to people in his circle that he is planning an act of violence.
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It minimizes the crime, recasting the perpetrator as an innocent prankster and placing the burden of not being offended on the victim.
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In a civil, healthy society, there is no room for this element as it destroys both the victim and the perpetrator (eventually).
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One of the things that makes hazing uniquely difficult for the victim is the fact that the perpetrator is often a teammate.
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The suspected perpetrator, 24-year old Tunisian Anis Amri, was an asylum seeker who had escaped deportation after his application was rejected.
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However, what makes this latest spate so troubling is that ISIS, a newer entrant to Afghanistan's militant environment, is a perpetrator too.
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This groundbreaking battle through the trial and appellate courts became the basis for similar institutional releases of perpetrator files around the country.
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" Father Jordan, a Franciscan friar, grew up in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, where, he said, "you became either a policeman, priest or perpetrator.
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The perpetrator reportedly stormed into the synagogue, screaming "All Jews must die" as he fired at the crowd gathered there to worship.
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Then came restitution, the part of a criminal case when the perpetrator is supposed to make the victim (at least financially) whole.
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Laws against libel or invasion of privacy may deter some abuses, but they are not much use when the perpetrator is unknown.
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"The perpetrator of the attack was caught after a successful operation by the National Intelligence Organisation," Turkey's defense ministry said on Twitter.
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But when white nationalists carry out mass shootings, they downplay the perpetrator—and thus risk obscuring the ideology that drove the attack.
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Other shooters, such as the 2015 San Bernardino husband-and-wife perpetrator team, have espoused other hateful ideas such as radical Islam.
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The arsenal of the Las Vegas perpetrator included the AR-215 assault rifle, a weapon that has been used in many rampages.
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Again, an immediate response may well be effective (and I agree that the perpetrator in this case deserved public humiliation, and worse).
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Metcalfe reportedly blasted Wolf for siding with the "perpetrator" and said he that he has asked Bradford to stop touching him before.
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This could result in companies infiltrating the wrong system in the quest to track down the perpetrator of an attack, she said.
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The justice system is only interested in their act of violence, not what preceded it or the harm that their perpetrator caused.
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We also know that there have been attempts to penetrate our election machinery, and the prime suspect and probable perpetrator is Russia.
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These wines, I believe, will reveal that merlot was never the perpetrator but simply the abused victim of inappropriate farming and winemaking.
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I mean, in my own country, the United States, the worst perpetrator of false information is the President of the United States.
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Bruce: Frank and his fellow inspectors operated prior to some of the modern witness and perpetrator protection laws including the Miranda decision.
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There's one major caveat, though: Forensic astrologers like Misst likely won't know precisely when and where a perpetrator or victim was born.
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Alternately, the school must give priority to the victim by removing the perpetrator from the victim's classes, creating a safety plan, etc.
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Anyone found to have been egging on the perpetrator is going to find themselves in a lot of trouble they didn't expect.
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He estimated that in "99 percent of the cases," the perpetrator of a drastic killing offers some kind of justification, however twisted.
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The latest explosion came hours after law enforcement officials made an unusually direct appeal to the perpetrator of the first three blasts.
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The two met Charles Manson in 1968, and Beausoleil became the primary perpetrator of Manson's orders to attack Hinman in July 1969.
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Security experts had long believed Russia was the perpetrator, however Moscow denied any involvement in the development or dissemination of NotPetya Thursday.
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"Any crime involving an Indian as a victim or a perpetrator would be subject to federal jurisdiction, not state jurisdiction," he said.
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Highlighting each crime concurrently reinforces that the threads of violence can almost bleed through from one time and perpetrator into the next.
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As the wave of exonerations continues, more attention has been placed on the severe consequences of letting the real perpetrator go free.
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In nine of them, the real perpetrator was identified, and six of them went on to commit a total of 99 crimes.
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Meek sends out a clear warning to the perpetrator, calling him a coward ... and telling him he better hope Meek and co.
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Of 43 percent of LGBTQ+ workers who have been sexually harassed at work, 69 percent said the perpetrator was the same sex.
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As a manager, it's simply easier to squash the problem by transferring the accused perpetrator or the victim out of the unit.
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Because to go to the police, she said, is to risk being ridiculed for reporting a "petty crime with no known perpetrator".
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The perpetrator had had occasional run-ins with police over the years, but what drove him to attack his family remains unknown.
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Under Spanish law, a sexual attack can only be classified as an assault or rape if the perpetrator uses violence or intimidation.
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They tell CNN they cast the President as both a symbol and perpetrator of the sexual harassment the #MeToo movement rallies against.
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Victims of such attacks are some seven times more likely to become the victim of an attempted homicide by the same perpetrator.
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Even a joint statement from US intelligence agencies four months later naming Russia as the perpetrator couldn't shake the conviction of disbelievers.
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"The federal government will not tolerate any such incident, will take serious action and the perpetrator will not be spared," he said.
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This week a New York grand jury unsealed an indictment against the alleged perpetrator of the scam, 22-year-old Nicholas Truglia.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator.
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"Russia has repeatedly ignored Germany's request, as a partner, for an explanation and to help identify the suspected perpetrator," Mr. Kiesewetter said.
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To date, when used successfully to identify a perpetrator, the courts have not ruled to suppress evidence based solely on familial searching.
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Vilifying refugees as authorities and members of the media race to find both the perpetrator and a scoop is irresponsible and dangerous.
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Destroying and bugging the car in retaliation may be destroying property belonging to someone other than the perpetrator of the lawn intrusion.
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The perpetrator was seen escaping on foot after deliberately driving into crowds of people on Las Ramblas, at around 5:30 p.m.
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An unnamed Chinese official wants the perpetrator to be punished — and says the museum should pay for failing to protect priceless artifacts.
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The priest says the image signifies "innocence and rebirth in Christ," suggesting that perhaps the perpetrator was readying him for the hereafter.
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"The perpetrator had previously sold elephant tusks in a market in Lampung," in southern Sumatra, said Suwarno, the director of Animals Indonesia.
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Fifteen other states say a perpetrator only has to give up their guns if their victim has a restraining order against them.
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Depending on the professional licensing of the perpetrator, you may also have to contact your state insurance department or your state's bar association.
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"We can report today that we have new information that the suspect is with high probability really the perpetrator," de Maiziere told reporters.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, appearing alongside de Maiziere at the Federal Office of Criminal Investigation, said she hoped the perpetrator would be arrested soon.
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We have been and will continue to do everything in our power to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice.
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Update: One victim was later identified as the perpetrator, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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So, I had a lead about the alleged perpetrator, but zero clues about who the man on all the fake Alex pictures was.
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They send a message to two groups: They send it to the perpetrator, informing him that our community will not tolerate his intolerance.
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After the shooting, the alleged perpetrator was tracked down by authorities and killed, a news release from the Harford County Sheriff's Office says.
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She claimed a bicyclist went after the perpetrator and was able to restrain him until police officers from the Littleton Police Department arrived.
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Among identity theft victims, about 7 percent of adults and 60 percent of children personally know the perpetrator, according to Javelin Strategy & Research.
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Sanchez-Adams, who's worked on hundreds of cases like Cheryl's over nine years, said she's never seen a perpetrator prosecuted for identity theft.
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" The spokesperson added that "As Capital One has explained, the perpetrator attacked a misconfiguration at the application layer of a Capital One firewall.
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In "The Case Against Sugar" he argues that dietary fat was fingered for decades as the perpetrator of obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
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If you witness hate-violence, you can make your presence known by asking questions and talking to both the survivor and the perpetrator.
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A police department spokesperson confirmed to BuzzFeed News that Parabon gave cops the identity of a relative of the perpetrator in late March.
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And the justices teamed up to ridicule the definition, which held that (only) "a parent, guardian, relative, or acquaintance" could be the perpetrator.
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Being the child of both the perpetrator and the victim of a terrible crime is a uniquely strange and terrible place to occupy.
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"The perpetrator gained access through a misconfiguration of the web application and not the underlying cloud-based infrastructure," said a spokesperson for Amazon.
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It would help to change a state of affairs where "astonishingly, anti-Semitism used to be defined by the perpetrator not the victim".
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As in the Columbine case, the Aurora perpetrator had quickly become a household name, far better known than any one of his victims.
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If you've only imagined sexual assault to mean the non-consensual penetration of a woman by a male perpetrator, you're certainly not alone.
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Further reporting about Harding's hardscrabble life — and the domestic abuse she had faced — complicated tidy assumptions about Harding as a victim or perpetrator.
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Similarly ISIS embraced the perpetrator of the attack in July in Nice, France, that killed 84 people as a "soldier" of the caliphate.
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"In gaslighting, the perpetrator is trying to delegitimize the victim's thoughts and beliefs about what's happening," Charlotte Armitage, a media psychologist told me.
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" Deckard said the NCPD's goal is to "quickly and judiciously find the perpetrator(s), determine a motive, and punish according to the law.
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Or would it be more fair to encase the perpetrator in concrete and force him to spend all eternity guarding Emperor Qinshihuang's tomb?
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Once a cyber tool is let loose, the perpetrator loses its strategic advantage because those targeted by it can then uncover the code.
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"Rape victims have suffered enough—they shouldn't have to worry about being thrown in jail or forced to spend time with the perpetrator."
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While none of this surprising coming from an administration run by a man accused of being a serial perpetrator, it is nonetheless dangerous.
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Stormy's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, tells TMZ her legal team has received well over 1,500 tips on potential leads for ID'ing Stormy's alleged perpetrator.
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The more we know, the greater the chance when an attack does happen we will have some information about at least one perpetrator.
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"We have finally established the identity of the perpetrator," Oscar Albayalde, chief of the capital's police office, told a media briefing on Sunday.
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Video of the incident, which occurred back in February, was released by investigators last week to help them find and apprehend the perpetrator.
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A photo of a Sikh man wearing a turban has circulated after several terror attacks, with posts erroneously identifying him as a perpetrator.
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While he sat in prison, the real perpetrator, Gregory Allen, remained free for 10 years before he was arrested on unrelated rape charges.
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The intimate relationship between the victim and the perpetrator, under the new law, must be considered an aggravating factor during any sentencing phase.
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"The perpetrator gained access through a misconfiguration of the web application and not the underlying cloud-based infrastructure," said a spokesperson for AWS.
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The idea that we're calling somebody a perpetrator and someone else a victim based simply on he-said she-said is just wrong.
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A large portion of Middle Easterners (Westerners too) do not even believe Al Qaeda was the sole perpetrator behind the 85033/11 attacks.
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" The president condemned the shooting, saying that the alleged perpetrator should "pay the highest price" for what he called "an assault on humanity.
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Police have been called in to find the perpetrator, and the DOC is appealing for any recent sightings of boats in the area.
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Though they are imperfect, we have resources for victims should they choose to prosecute a perpetrator, go to a shelter or report harassment.
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Some have begun posting claims of where they've been threatened but their report to Twitter didn't result in a ban against the perpetrator.
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Investigators assess the validity of claims from riders or drivers by talking to the person who reported the incident and the alleged perpetrator.
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We hear that Shelley Winters has died in a lake, that the police think it's murder, and they're closing in on the perpetrator.
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If you don't count the Nice attack, which killed 86 people, including the perpetrator, the Jane's 2016 number would look a lot smaller.
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"It's also infuriating that this perpetrator is someone who asked for protection in Germany and then turned his hate against us," Scholz said.
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"This case is reprehensible — the perpetrator is a public official, someone who the community entrusted to protect them," Shapiro said in a statement.
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Ahead of Thursday's release of the Mueller report, Trump ramped up his insistence that he was the victim, not the perpetrator, of crimes.
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The large number of victims was possible because of only one thing, Ms. Hansson Bull said: the perpetrator having access to children online.
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They also saw someone who admitted being something of a perpetrator get elected to the presidency, as if it didn't matter at all.
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So before you embark, clearly identify perpetrator and transgression, and make sure the situation calls for forgiveness and not something else, like mercy.
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Early Hebrew law also sentenced both victim and perpetrator to death, but there were exceptions for the woman if she screamed for help.
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By using fillers who bear little resemblance to how witnesses described the perpetrator, detectives increase the odds their suspect is selected, research shows.
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Just a fraction of those attacks, around 890, were reported to the police, and only 535 led to charges against a suspected perpetrator.
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No matter your work situation, you always have the right to create a criminal complaint or to bring a lawsuit against the perpetrator.
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Researchers have found that women are killed by intimate partners, such as spouses or boyfriends, more often than any other kind of perpetrator.
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The perpetrator, who was caught on camera, took the rock from a participatory installation called "Stone Piece" at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto.
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Ms. Yee-Ross said her mother once heard a news account of a robbery and insisted that the perpetrator had to be black.
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"We will advocate for victims regardless of the group affiliation of the perpetrator — whether U.S. actors, Taliban or Afghan forces," Ms. Akbar said.
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The lawyer says that Mr. Skakel's older brother, Thomas Skakel, was the most likely perpetrator of one of the state's most notorious crimes.
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Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico City's mayor, said prosecutors will demand the maximum sentence against the alleged perpetrator, whom police said was the woman's husband.
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Moreover, a legal settlement with a perpetrator can come with strings attached, like nondisclosure agreements that prevent people from talking about their experiences.
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The first case to emerge from multiple federal and state investigations of its conduct, however, portrays it as a victim, not a perpetrator.
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For many victims, paying a bit of cash is preferable to arguing with the perpetrator or having to navigate China's challenging legal system.
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Other Volkswagen employees may argue they were trapped in a vast corporate conspiracy, portraying themselves, like Mr. Schmidt, as more victim than perpetrator.
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We had victim and perpetrator testifying to the same crime in the same space, and their testimonies can be overlaid on each other.
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"The perpetrator of this heinous crime does not represent the Saudi people, who count the American people as friends and allies," Salman said.
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But her alleged perpetrator, Joseph Bishop, admitted on tape to being "too frisky" with young girls he interviewed, according to Religion News Service.
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The research team found that 5.6% of women and 2.5% of men reported some type of sexual violence by a workplace-related perpetrator.
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If you can find a "linked series" of images, Neville explained, and then identify the perpetrator, you've cracked a dozen cases at once.
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The authorities say the perpetrator in the cyberattack last year targeted the medical records of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, a cancer survivor.
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As new cases are unearthed, Catholic parishioners are focusing their anger and anguish on the bishops — even more than on the perpetrator priests.
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Despite these challenges, violent offenders are often accurately identified, when an eyewitness picks out the perpetrator — and protects the community from future offenses.
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There's an intimacy that you have as the perpetrator of violence, and an intimacy that you have as people who have suffered violence.
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When [Charles Black, Jr., author of Impeachment: A Handbook] spoke of offenses that "so seriously threaten the order of political society as to make pestilent and dangerous the continuance in power of their perpetrator," this is the kind of offense he described: an act that forces us to doubt the nature of elections so long as the perpetrator is a participant.
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Reddit users have written thousands of posts about "Making a Murderer," weighing evidence and acting as armchair detectives trying to find the "true" perpetrator.
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The penal code, helpfully, exempts Muslims from prosecution for statutory rape providing the victim is married to the perpetrator and is 12 or older.
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He also knew that the alleged perpetrator had been forced out of previous roles at another company because of sexual harassment claims against him.
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But if police don't act quickly when instances of revenge porn are reported to them, they may not have a perpetrator to begin with.
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Dee Dee was a perpetrator of Munchausen by proxy, in which a caretaker or parent fakes, exaggerates, or induces an illness to attract attention.
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However, police said they were not sure if he was the attacker, and it was possible the real perpetrator was still on the run.
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Although she'd identified herself as a victim in her 2002 memoir Find Me, she never publicly named her father as the perpetrator until now.
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A mix-up in the paperwork led to correction officers mistakenly believing that she was the perpetrator, not the victim, of a sex crime.
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In Warren, Michigan, another girl said she reported a sexual assault and was kicked out of school for leaving campus while her perpetrator stayed.
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Protesters claimed she was only arrested so quickly because the victim was male, whereas when a victim is female the perpetrator is rarely jailed.
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Criminal complaints about sexual discrimination or assault remain vastly more likely to ruin the reputation and career of the victim rather than the perpetrator.
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"While I am grateful that the perpetrator has been caught, I am deeply sorry for what has happened," said Richard Fairbank, the bank's CEO.
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LEVIN: The Mueller investigation oddly enough, Sean, has disclosed has revealed that the greatest perpetrator of against the American people was the federal government.
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In cases of mass murder, Americans have evolved to understand the first question about the perpetrator isn't what he did, or who he killed.
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Prosecutors last month charged a Russian man who knew the perpetrator of the Christmas market attack with plotting to bomb another target in Germany.
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"This isn't some kind of Harvey Weinstein-type of story in terms of the seeming severity of the behaviors of the perpetrator," Clancy says.
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How does youth and gender play into the phenomenon of gang rape, and what is the relation between group and single perpetrator sexual assault?
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Surprising new research suggests mosquitos learn from these near-death experiences, staying clear of a particular odor they've learned to associate with the perpetrator.
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The perpetrator has never been caught, and despite numerous potential suspects, the local police, embroiled in a corruption scandal, have been frustratingly tight-lipped.
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We can't deny the lived experience of sexual violence survivors by omitting the gender of their perpetrator or the gender dynamics of the offense.
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Stewart, on the other hand, refused to name his perpetrator, but said he was abused daily for four years, up until he was 15.
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The perpetrator bolted by jumping from the balcony to an adjoining fire escape and exiting through a courtyard, according to a Public Information Officer.
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Based on reports, we now know that Fields, the alleged perpetrator, had a history of violence — leading his own mother to call 911 twice.
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When it comes to dealing with sexual privacy and consent on the internet, Goldberg said, there are different avenues to go after the perpetrator.
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Much like with the attack on the Apple buses, which suffered broken windows, it is not clear what exactly was used by the perpetrator.
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He said he would have no have no sympathy for a hack perpetrator — but the publisher of files stolen in a hack is different.
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Trump stopped short of calling Russia the perpetrator of last year's DNC breach, however, or calling it an attempt at influencing the 2016 race.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, facing demands to take a much tougher line on immigration and security, said she hoped the perpetrator would be arrested soon.
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So long as they adhere to a familiar victim-perpetrator script, shootings like these barely draw national attention—if they draw it at all.
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Some states that have statutory rape laws prohibiting sex between adults and minors may even refrain from prosecution if the perpetrator and victim wed.
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Forty-four percent of those who had been stalked said that the perpetrator was an ex, while 17 percent said they were a stranger.
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One study found that while it's commonly believed that they do so due to threats from the perpetrator, that's actually not usually the case.
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Tragically, we saw it again this June in Orlando when a perpetrator walked into a nightclub and killed 49 people with an assault weapon.
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The attacks have killed two people, injured others and left hundreds of federal and local investigators scrambling to find the perpetrator and a motive.
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But it's been speculated that, given how long the victims were held captive, more than one perpetrator was involved in the abductions and killings.
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As a result, anyone who voted to be outside it must be discredited as pernicious or ignorant, perpetrator or victim of some sinister populism.
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In this case, the alleged perpetrator pinned her to a bed, put his hand over her mouth and tried to take her clothes off.
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Colleen's damage is never entirely detailed, though the unstable Joan — who appears to thrive solely on wine, weed and medication — is clearly its perpetrator.
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In 2014, an unknown perpetrator drained turbine lubricant at the country's Doel 4 reactor, shutting the power plant and causing $200 million in damages.
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Meanwhile, Manafort's attorneys are attempting to paint a picture of the protégé as the real perpetrator and Manafort, his boss, as the innocent dupe.
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Law enforcement is able to arrest or identify a likely perpetrator for only 2628 percent of property crimes and 28503 percent of violent crimes.
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Intelligence officials probing mysterious attacks that have caused brain injuries to diplomats in Cuba and China now reportedly suspect Russia is the prime perpetrator.
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The more law-and-order perspective posits that the perpetrator should be disciplined in some way—if not fired, then given an official warning.
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An anti-rape law, which makes it mandatory that a perpetrator gets 25 years in jail, was also passed in the same parliamentary session.
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Intelligence officials probing the mysterious attacks reportedly suspect Russia is the prime perpetrator, but the Trump administration says it is uncertain who is responsible.
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And while the perpetrator must intend the touching, he need not intend that it cause harm or offense in order to commit a crime.
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In my opinion, the perpetrator of this crime committed these acts not because he was a Juggalo, but because he was a neo-Nazi.
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"But then they have to quickly switch gears, and they often get stressed out until information about the perpetrator is obtained," Ahmed told me.
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The perpetrator was then believed to have killed people in the neighboring town of Gretna, attacking Charlie and Rosie Cortimiglia and killing their daughter.
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I've spoken to mothers of victims who have been killed by gun violence, and they wished that their perpetrator was stopped, questioned and frisked.
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In the second incident, the perpetrator took my neck in his hand and shoved my face into his crotch so hard I couldn't breathe.
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Meanwhile, a stringent sentence will rarely get any attention because people are simply much less likely to empathize with the perpetrator of a crime.
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The alleged perpetrator and witness should be heard from as well, and everyone involved should be placed under oath and subjected to aggressive questioning.
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The conference was held outside an entrance to the city's Douglas Park, where one of the weekend's multi-victim, multi-perpetrator shootings took place.
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Among them, Mr. Yilmaz said, was Mr. Unvar's grandfather, who worked on paving crews, helping to build the streets that the perpetrator walked on.
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The two continually exchange the garment as they navigate a haunting scenario that casts them each as witness, victim and perpetrator of a murder.
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And it appears to be working, from the point of view of its perpetrator: Indians are being terrorized from coming to the United States.
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Recent Department of Justice statistics show that when whites are the victims of violent crimes, in 57% of the cases, the perpetrator is white.
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If WWF didn't explicitly come out against the regime's violence, then the charity was liable to be "named" as a perpetrator alongside the government.
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Law enforcement officials nicknamed the perpetrator the Golden State Killer, who was also known as the East Area Rapist and the Original Night Stalker.
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The challenge here is to make the movie more than just a grisly reenactment of those events or to glorify the lone-wolf perpetrator.
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In that case, the 18-year-old was charged with many of the same crimes as the perpetrator himself, including rape and sexual battery.
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Basile's team studied the prevalence of several types of sexual violence by a workplace-related perpetrator, including both authority figures and non-authority figures.
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The second lesson I take away and hope others do, is that anyone can be a perpetrator, anyone can be a serial sexual abuser.
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The local police seem more interested, as she puts it, in "torturing black people" than in actually doing their jobs and finding the perpetrator.
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The decision is based on the officer's perception of the situation, as well as any police record the victim or the perpetrator may have.
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Others worried about the potential consequences with their family and friends, especially in instances where one of those family members or friends was the perpetrator.
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While it would be easy to write off Scoble as a clueless, creepy perpetrator, here's why it's important that we don't: He isn't an outlier.
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Update: One of the dead was later identified as a perpetrator, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.
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"I wouldn't be surprised that as we unpack this we learn that [Mack] is not just a perpetrator but a victim as well," she said.
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The goal is to make adults aware that someone is being victimized; the responsibility for stopping the behavior and punishing the perpetrator is the adult's.
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The perpetrator, Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, was an undocumented immigrant who had already been deported five times and served jail time for multiple drug charges.
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That feeling is back right now because of the horrible attack in Manchester, and because there's a lot on the news about [Breitscheidplatz perpetrator] Amri.
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Aside from the Karadzic case, the Democratic Republic of Congo turned over Ladislas Ntaganzwa, indicted as a major perpetrator of the Rwandan Genocide, to Rwanda.
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She says she believes the footage of herself had already been downloaded by the perpetrator by the time she got to look at the video.
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"If the goal is to actually punish the perpetrator, then sending him to Guantanamo is just about the worst thing you can do," Vladeck said.
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Organizers believed it inappropriate to have the perpetrator of the war present at the commemoration of the deaths of tens of thousands of Allied soldiers.
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It might be possible to reconstruct the face of a perpetrator from any genetic material they have left behind, such as blood or body fluids.
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McGowan stated that she was "humbled" by Argento accusation and made it clear where her line is on sexual assault, no matter who the perpetrator.
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"A 19-year-old citizen in my community was gunned down in the middle of the street and the perpetrator fled the scene," Kunzweiler said.
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King spent years learning the intricacies of the legal system and eventually helped convince the actual perpetrator to come forward and confess to the murder.
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"The breakneck speed at which journalists have been naming the next perpetrator renders some reporting irresponsible," the writers said in a statement to The Times.
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He said van Breda had "intentionally" inflicted injuries on himself and "in order to mislead the police as to the true identity of the perpetrator."
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This practice — of which China is the world's largest perpetrator — costs the American economy $300 billion a year, according to a 2013 bipartisan commission report.
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