Maduro quashed a petition for a recall election last year.
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In April, Shupe filed a petition for a gender change.
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" Bogenschutz said they would be" filing a petition for reconsideration.
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Art department coordinators recently launched a petition for better wages.
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A petition for his freedom has gathered nearly 630,000 signatures.
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India's top court is hearing a petition for their release.
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Prosecutors declined to comment on whether they would petition for it.
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In September, Mr. Madoff filed a separate petition for early release.
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Over 1,000 people then signed a petition for the resolution's enforcement.
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More than 21994,21981 people have signed a petition for his recall.
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Justices Thomas and Gorsuch would have granted the petition for certiorari.
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Potential next steps could include a petition for a full recount.
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A petition for Washington, D.C., statehood was approved by voters Tuesday.
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Sign the petition for Maloney to return or donate Trump's money!
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Whichever side loses can petition for review by the Supreme Court.
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A Turkish appeals court on Wednesday denied Brunson's petition for appeal.
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An online petition for Gunnlaugsson's resignation had roughly 23,000 signatures on Monday.
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LGBT advocates immediately filed a petition for a review after that decision.
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Most alarmingly, these commodity groups did not petition for a rule change.
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A petition for certiorari to the Supreme Court was denied in 28503.
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The courts cannot consider expedited removal orders on a petition for review.
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Rod Blagojevich formally filed a petition for commutation of sentence last June.
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The subject is complicated, and the petition for exclusion is not unanimous.
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His petition for parole has come up every two years since 2000.
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This stems from a petition for rulemaking by the Defenders of Wildlife.
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She called the couple's marriage "irretrievably broken" in her petition for divorce.
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He credits the threat of the discharge petition for getting a deal done.
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"We'd like to petition for a new category: Best Chris," sings the foursome.
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Her lawyers also plan to file a petition for clemency with Tennessee Gov.
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On Thursday, Thomas' father, Anthony Thomas, filed a petition for perpetuation of testimony.
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Facebook has one month to refute and petition for changes to the order.
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Weier will be able to petition for release from institutionalization in July 2020.
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In December, Visa and MasterCard filed a brief supporting the petition for certiorari.
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The convicted child pornographer filed a petition for a writ of habeus corpus.
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I've told you about a petition for Supreme Court review in Emulex v.
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Once a petition passes 100,000 signatures, lawmakers must consider the petition for debate.
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The procedure is designed to allow either party to petition for a rehearing.
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It also allows the public to petition for amending or repealing a rule.
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The review stems from a petition for rulemaking by the Defenders of Wildlife.
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At the time of writing, the petition for his removal had 1,221,899 signatures.
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The loser of a drawing may petition for a recount, the law states.
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A similar petition for Canada Post employees has more than 8,800 signatures. Sen.
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On Monday, the state Supreme Court denied Kane's petition for an appeal hearing.
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On Monday, the state Board of Canvassers approved a recall petition for Snyder.
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Throughout the 18th century, every petition for freedom in the city was granted.
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The Supreme Court in January granted the gun owners' petition for an appeal.
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A petition for Target to nix plastic bags has gained traction on Change.
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The original immigrant's parents (eventually) petition for their own siblings to come to the US, and the siblings then petition to bring over their married adult children — whose spouses can then (eventually)petition for their own parents and siblings, etc.
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A devoted fan named Roberto Mata has started an online petition for Warner Bros.
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Most people sign the petition for their rights before they get out of prison.
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Nearly 3,000 people signed a petition for police to take action against the club.
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At least 30 percent of workers in a workplace petition for a union election.
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The commission is opening comments on this petition for two weeks, until March 16th.
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His hope was to make it to the American border and petition for asylum.
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The Georgia pardons and parole board denied Fults' petition for clemency late on Monday.
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The cancellation of Cuozzo's patent came in the first-ever petition for an IPR.
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The defendant filed a petition for a rehearing before the full court last week.
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The decision to propose the taco emoji predated any petition for a taco emoji.
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In some cases, however, applicants with "exceptional abilities" may self-petition for a visa.
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Winners are then free to petition for their family members to come as well.
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Attorneys for the local Texas jurisdictions are filing a petition for rehearing en banc.
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Companies had been allowed to petition for premium processing by paying a $1,85033 fee.
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The petition for the temporary restraining order was filed in federal court in Seattle.
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The judge granted AmerisourceBergen's petition for certification of an interlocutory appeal of his Jan.
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"Petition for ani to fuck off of #13reasonswhy season 3," Twitter user @_torihoward_ wrote.
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If the suspension holds, Shaw would be eligible to petition for reinstatement after Feb.
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If Shaw files and losses any appeal, he could petition for reinstatement following Feb.
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It established a system of preferences through which Americans could petition for family members.
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Manning's lawyers filed the petition for clemency to the president's office in mid-November.
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For instance, an American citizen or lawful permanent resident who files a visa petition for a relative has to fill out a Form I-130 Petition for Alien Relative, which requires extensive information about the petitioner, his/her spouse, and his/her parents.
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Prior to his release, a petition for his freedom had garnered more than 10,000 signatures.
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As TheWrap reported, a petition for Disney to rehire Gunn has more than 250,000 signatures.
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A petition for divorce was filed last week, the accuracy of which is vehemently disputed.
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Then, in September, according to MyNewsLA, a judge rejected Kelly's petition for a temporary conservatorship.
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The request, called a petition for certiorari before judgment, is rarely granted by the court.
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Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo tweeted out a petition for the state to shelter the migrants.
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He also collected signatures from his Japanese neighbors to support his family's petition for visas.
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The petition for the banning of the 2009 nationwide sex education curriculum was one example.
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It also opens the door for other exchanges to petition for their own speed bumps.
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Hundreds of thousands have signed a petition for the rapper to be released on Change.org.
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On February 28, Whittaker drafted a petition for employees demanding that Pichai cancel the contract.
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An online petition for her release had drawn more than 20,000 signatures by Friday afternoon.
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Bryant K. Coleman filed the petition for a temporary restraining order against Allen on Nov.
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Originally the group formed to make a petition for access to clean water to drink.
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Referendum have to be held in Italy if at least 500,000 voters petition for one.
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In general, felons wait five years after conviction or release to petition for a pardon.
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Applicants would have notice of the evidence necessary to successfully support a petition for clemency.
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The Department of Justice confirmed to CNN that Winner has a pending petition for commutation.
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Naturalization would enable this population to petition for permanent visas for their undocumented family members.
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I, too, took matters into my own hands: I started the U.S. petition for Change.
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An online petition for the prime minister's resignation had roughly 27,000 signatures late on Monday.
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Backlash ensued, and almost 30,000 people signed a petition for the episode to be aired.
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The eight justices will discuss Bristol-Myers Squibb's petition for certiorari in conference on Friday.
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Her petition for divorce fails in the courts, so she moves in with her parents.
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Mr. Qadri was sentenced to death in 2011, and his petition for mercy was turned down.
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She's started a petition for the community to show love for her sister and the mural.
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After an appeal was denied, Reuters filed a petition for revision with the Myanmar Supreme Court.
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The Justice Department's response to Nosal's petition for Supreme Court review is due on Sept. 5.
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But they seem to be holding back on adding new signatures to the petition for now.
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And then you have an opportunity to petition for what's called an en banc re-hearing.
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On Monday, the victim's brother began pushing back by filing his petition for a special prosecutor.
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A petition for a public report from PetSmart about Scruffles death has gained over 89,000 signatures.
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The petition for release from Hinckley was supported by his doctors but opposed by U.S. prosecutors.
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"Recall is a misnomer: All it is is a petition for an early election," she explains.
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Actually, you've probably heard about it because it inspired a pretty popular petition for being transphobic.
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An interested party, such as a drug company, may also petition for the process to begin.
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The ACA, by law, allows for states to petition for so-called 1332 State Innovation Waivers.
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Goodman's statement said the petition for commutation argues that Blagojevich's sentence is unfair, among other points.
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She found that the plaintiff, Lawrence Joyce, had not properly filed his petition for judicial review.
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The justices at their conference on Friday will consider BNSF's petition for certiorari in the case.
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On Friday, Harris's campaign filed an emergency petition for the elections board to certify the race.
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Previously, Saudi courts required women to petition for custody, in a battle which often spanned years.
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On your own, you'll need to go to court and petition for a change of name.
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A notorious online forum has waylaid Britain's official petition for a second vote on the Brexit.
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The petition for divorce was filed in Washington state, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Those siblings bring over their spouses, who subsequently petition for their own parents and siblings, etc.
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Mike Thompson (D-CA) has a filed a discharge petition for his bipartisan proposal with Rep.
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Additionally, United States citizens can petition for residence for their parents, siblings and married adult children.
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One group of immigration lawyers put together a petition for a writ of habeas corpus overnight.
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Given the context, saying no to signing a petition for Doctors Without Borders may seem extreme.
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Our system doesn't even allow one to petition for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
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Those with histories of rigorous drug testing may petition for permission to compete in neutral uniforms.
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The House of Commons will debate a petition for a second EU referendum on 5 September.
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But the criminal charges will keep his new wife from being able to petition for Matadamas' citizenship.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, over 320,000 viewers signed Maher's petition for an interview with the president.
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It's a petition for our constitutional rights as artists to freedom of expression and freedom of creativity.
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If that vote succeeded, Scotland would likely petition for admission to the EU in its own right.
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Dassey's attorney Laura Nirider announced Wednesday his defense had filed a petition for clemency with Wisconsin Gov.
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At the hearing on January 20, Meadows' lawyer will petition for her to be released until trial.
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Consider this our official petition for a mother-daughter duet between Lily-Rose Depp and Vanessa Paradis.
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Since then, Manson's alleged grandson Jason Freeman has filed a petition for the release of his remains.
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According to the Parliament website, lawmakers would consider the petition for debate if it surpassed 303,000 signatures.
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According to the Parliament website, lawmakers would consider the petition for debate if it surpassed 100,000 signatures.
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But records show the suit was dismissed two weeks after he filed a petition for the order.
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Her lawyers filed a petition for a new trial, and in the meantime, Bunch was granted bail.
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But voters can petition for one if they show cause, a likely scenario considering the tight margin.
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The Alliance of American Football, which suspended operations earlier this month, filed a petition for bankruptcy yesterday.
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Ballot initiatives are devised by voters, who then circulate a petition for signatures from other registered voters.
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The baby&aposs mother, Lunden Alexis Roberts, filed a petition for paternity and child support in May.
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Some revoke rights permanently and require a petition for restoration, while others restore the right after release.
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Alcorn, a lawyer, said Virginia code makes it clear the loser could then petition for another recount.
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Fifty thousand people have signed a petition for her to become the first transgender Victoria's Secret model.
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And United States citizens can also petition for residence for their parents, siblings and married adult children.
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He was arrested again in 2008 for his involvement in Charter 08, a petition for democratic change.
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It takes four votes to grant a petition seeking review, which lawyers call a petition for certiorari.
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Jill Stein on Friday filed a petition for a recount in Wisconsin, barely making the 5 p.m.
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A petition for a change in Puerto Rico's political status will always be untimely for somebody, somewhere.
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On September 11, a judge in Bangladesh struck down a bail petition for renowned photojournalist Shahidul Alam.
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Under California law, voters can petition for elections to remove state officials from office for any reason.
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She filed a petition for dissolution of marriage in October 2017, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Just today, Parkland, FL student David Hogg was on Capitol Hill touting a discharge petition for gun legislation.
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On Tuesday, that court denied a separate petition for a stay of execution filed on behalf of Otte.
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A petition for new US president Donald Trump to release his tax returns has already appeared on whitehouse.
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Altogether, this internal fight over the petition for a rehearing could take weeks or even months to resolve.
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Indigenous leaders from the Amazon in Peru helped deliver our huge petition for 100% clean energy in Paris.
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On January 6th protesters marched on the presidential palace to deliver a petition for Mr Bashir to resign.
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Of course, episode 10 begins with the news that the petition for a new trial has been rejected.
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The Louisiana abortion providers will file a petition for review, which they're expected to do in mid-April.
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They filed a separate petition for stays on Monday with the U.S. Supreme Court over a procedural matter.
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The Supreme Court denied the petition for review, according to an entry on the court's online case database.
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A delegate from Alaska attempts to put in a petition for a roll-call vote on the rules.
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Anon said he would not appeal against Friday's decision, but would submit a petition for a royal pardon.
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Many simply want safe passage in Mexico, as they look for work or petition for asylum in Mexico.
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A petition for the retail giant to stop selling guns has more than 54,000 signatures as of Friday.
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McMahon said Weier will spend at least three years at a mental hospital before petition for her release.
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NHTSA on Thursday also posted guidance on how automakers can petition for permission to alter the recall schedule.
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Thousands signed a petition for his release and there were also protests in the capital Sofia and elsewhere.
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He is planning to petition for asylum, though gaining it will prove difficult; poverty alone isn't a justification.
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" Schulte allegedly writes in the first letter, titled "Presumption of Innocence: A petition for a redress of grievances.
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Florida law allowed former felons, on an individual basis, to petition for clemency so that they could vote.
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Joseph De Laine organized a group of black parents in Clarendon County to petition for equal educational facilities.
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People also used the news to petition for the return of other beloved snacks that have been discontinued.
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"Should the petition for a writ of certiorari be denied, this stay shall terminate automatically," the court said.
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White tried to persuade Winslow, who had been sentenced to fifty years, to petition for DNA testing, too.
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"Petition for Evan Peters to date me," she wrote in 2013, though the tweet has since been deleted.
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But generally employers, unions, state agencies and groups of employers can petition for training help and cash assistance.
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Graduate students at the New School already have a petition for a union election pending at the NLRB.
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On Monday, the 7th Circuit granted the motion, freeing Jarchow and Dean to petition for Supreme Court review.
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Correction: The article previously stated the wrong number of signatories to the petition for Mattel not to release Aristotle.
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An impressive 45,000 supporters have signed on to the petition for the documentary series to get a Snoop spin.
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All of this comes as US Supreme Court justices have been sitting on a similar petition for several weeks.
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On Thursday, 3,420 Lyft drivers filed a petition for an order compelling arbitration in federal court in San Francisco.
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You might even band together with 3,500 of your fellow device owners and start a petition for a recall.
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What allies should we petition for assistance, and which nations should be informed of our actions (friend and foe)?
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His attorney, Laura Nirider, announced Wednesday she has filed a petition for clemency to the state's governor, Tony Evers.
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Over 600,000 people having signed an online petition for his release, including fellow artists Nicki Minaj and Post Malone.
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"I call on everyone to sign this petition for demolition of the Tim Maia cycle route," the petition states.
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But the tweet also gave fans an opportunity to petition for the instatement of Quidditch as an Olympic sport.
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Frias sent in his lab petition for donation on December 31, 2015 and heard back from doctors in February.
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According to court records obtained by PEOPLE, Rovsek, 37, filed a petition for dissolution of marriage back in October.
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Take my home state of Wisconsin, one of two in which Stein has actually filed a petition for recount.
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BRB, starting a petition for Bayer to play Anastasia Steele in the Scary Movie-esque comedy spin-off. 7.
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If the Department of Labour accepts a petition for TAA, workers get an extension to their unemployment-insurance payments.
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It had become routine for guardians in Clark County to petition for temporary guardianship on an ex-parte basis.
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Migrants who reach the U.S. border and petition for asylum are engaging in a process authorized by U.S. laws.
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A hearing is scheduled in March on Reed's petition for the return of artifacts he believes belong to him.
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In most cases, the potential employer files an Immigrant Petition for an Alien Worker on behalf of the applicant.
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"I am starting a petition for the Democrats to let @iamcardib give the rebuttal to the SOTU," Colbert tweeted.
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The council's order Tuesday said anyone who had filed complaints could petition for review within the next 42 days.
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But in January 2017, the Supreme Court granted a petition for certiorari to review the Sixth Circuit's jurisdictional determination.
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Anten told the outlet that he plans to file a petition for a writ of certiorari on Sept. 12.
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The official said Trump "has left open an avenue" for Japan, and other U.S. allies, to petition for exemption.
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During the George W. Bush administration, Mr. Milken submitted a formal petition for a pardon with the Justice Department.
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Under family-based immigration, adult American citizens can petition for residency for their parents, adult married children and siblings.
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This move — technically called a "petition for certiorari in advance of judgment" — is, to put it mildly, extremely unusual.
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At this point, when a guild is created, they can petition for a guildhall, and not really anything else.
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"We will petition for royal pardon within 60 days so they would not be executed," Nakhon Chompuchart told reporters.
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By then, an online petition for her release, started by her husband, Richard, a Briton, had collected 800,000 signatures.
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The truth is my father saved three thousand dollars, the market rate for men who petition for illegal women.
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Then they waited for the U.S. Supreme Court to deny Facebook's petition for review of the 9th Circuit opinion.
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The group has vowed to stay until the asylum seekers are allowed to petition for protection on American soil.
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He reminded its members that 35 years earlier he had come before them to petition for his country's independence.
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The family has since expressed serious concerns about his health and hired a lawyer's help to petition for bail.
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He also wants to allow cities and counties to petition for more visas for immigrants to support economic growth.
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Brian McCarthy, a league spokesman, said Friday that the league would begin considering Smith's petition for reinstatement in March.
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There, after two weeks on foot, the gathered women gave the Governor-elect William Sulzer a petition for suffrage.
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The voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code was filed in the Texas Bankruptcy Court.
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But after a year, Uber will be able to petition for a higher utilization rate thanks to its larger size.
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Lately he has been visiting government offices to petition for more help with his future living expenses and medical bills.
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Last year, he filed a petition for clemency with the Justice Department, seeking to have President Trump commute his sentence.
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"We had some interested parties and offers following the announcement of the petition for insolvency," he said in a statement.
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Some tribunal members do allow advocates to petition for a copy of the police report, but lawyers said most don't.
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More than 800,000 people signed the petition for the proposed initiative— higher than the required signature quota of 766,200 names.
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If he remains law abiding for 180 days, he can petition for the conviction to be removed from his record.
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Moody's attorneys had appealed to the Supreme Court after Alabama's high court denied his petition for a stay of execution.
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If you're from Illinois and support worker's rights, add your name to the petition for the Fight for 15 here.
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With her petition for a special prosecutor successfully over, O'Brien says she plans to follow Webb's investigation as a spectator.
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Mr. Hopwood said he hoped to speak to White House officials while he prepared a clemency petition for his client.
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It has asked Trump to file his petition for why the Supreme Court should hear the case by Dec. 5.
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For a union to be formed, at least 2401 percent of workers in a workplace petition for a union election.
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The Center for Biological Diversity and four other groups on Monday said in their petition for review that the Oct.
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The family has since expressed serious concerns about his health and hired a lawyer's help to petition for bail. 10.
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Moderates said they'd hold off on the petition, for now, but it was clear the meeting didn't establish any consensus.
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Crain filed the petition for divorce on July 18 in state district court in Kaufman County, located just southeast of Dallas.
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The House of Commons petitions committee said it will continue to monitor the petition for "suspicious activity," according to the BBC.
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The state was one of four that deny the right to vote to all felons until they petition for rights restoration.
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His petition for reinstatement was rejected by the league in May and he was told he could reapply in the fall.
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The final seconds of the video point viewers to Swift's petition for Senate support of the Equality Act, which Democratic Sens.
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The state of Indiana has filed a petition for a rehearing of the case with the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The petition for all those with second thoughts quickly flew past the 224,22016 signatures needed to force a debate in Parliament.
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"Vili was the one who filed a petition for separation, which is usually a precursor for filing for divorce," Gehrke continued.
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"Vili was the one who filed a petition for separation, which is usually a precursor for filing for divorce," says Gehrke.
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This isn't the first time that Kind has filed a petition for the agency to reconsider how it regulates food labeling.
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Felons have been disenfranchised in Florida since 1868, but have been able to petition for clemency to get those rights restored.
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The discharge petition for Eshoo's bill currently has 191 signatures, meaning it needs at least 27 more endorsements to move forward.
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Petition for Formal Appointment of Special Administrator by mashablescribd Prince only had one child, with then-wife Mayte Garcia, in 1996.
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"If the petition for rulemaking is again denied, the administration must provide appropriate record support for its decision," the court said.
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Clint and Jennifer Lancaster filed a petition for paternity and child support on May 29, months before the case became public.
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In addition, Oxfam has created a petition for World Refugee Day, asking Americans to stand with refugees after the Orlando tragedy.
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" Mr. Cotton said Ms. Geyser's lawyers intended to petition for her release regularly, "as long as Morgan continues to do well.
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Keith's last petition for clemency had been filed toward the end of Mr. Obama's time in office and was not reviewed.
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Before the jury questioning started Thursday morning, Judge Burke denied defense attorney Donna Rotunno's last-ditch petition for sequestered jury questioning.
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"Ironically, some of them have now signed a petition for them to stay," Father Gabriele Tamilia, 74, the local priest, said.
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The near-impossible fiscal situation, a decade-old recession, and the possibility of a petition for statehood, are key policy challenges.
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According to a second petition for the public, nearly 1 in 3 unintentional overdose deaths from prescription opioids also involved benzodiazepines.
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Again, there is no requirement for the person to petition for this right against cruel and unusual punishment, it is inherent.
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Feist, his lawyer, said she felt certain his petition for a green card under the "outstanding professor" category would sail through.
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During Thursday's vote, details of Mr. Fujimori's petition for a presidential pardon and release were also leaked to local news outlets.
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Under current law, green card holders can petition for close relatives such as a spouse or children to obtain permanent residency.
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The road to statehood had begun in 1888 when the Territorial Assembly sent Congress a petition for admission into the Union.
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The petition for Mr. McCrary generated some publicity, and on Tuesday, he was released after an anonymous donor posted his bail.
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That could lead to an independent Scotland (which would most likely petition for admission to the EU in its own right).
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For Republicans, the rallying cry has been enhancing border security, eliminating what they call "chain migration" -- which is the process by which recent immigrants can petition for close relatives to enter the United States -- and ending the diversity lottery program, where people from around the world can petition for a chance to receive one of 903,000 annual green cards.
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But the pursuit officially ended Wednesday when PES asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its petition for the offering.
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A court is due to hear a new petition for his provisional release next Monday, the day after the run-off vote.
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Whitaker, 19963, cited irreconcilable differences in his petition for divorce which he filed on Thursday, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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He began circulating a petition for another vote within the Liberal caucus, and persuaded a series of allies to resign as ministers.
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Judge Purham also granted Hale's petition for a post-conviction proceeding, which allows him to present new exonerating evidence in the meantime.
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The big picture: An equal pay petition for the U.S. women's soccer team had garnered more than 75,000 signatures by Tuesday morning.
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Several years ago she was able to petition for legal residency under the Violence Against Women Act after surviving an abusive relationship.
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The party even circulated an online petition for this purpose and its supporters heavily trolled Khan and anyone who concurred with him.
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Notably The NT News, who launched a petition for a new Dundee flick, swooned by the slick trailers and wealth of talent.
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In late 2015, Tilton filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition for the first Zohar fund she created more than a decade ago.
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One activist, Sadaf Ahmed, has launched a petition for the government to conduct an official investigation into the activities of Khatme Nubuwwat.
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Any Russian athletes considered clean "to the satisfaction" of an IOC committee may petition for special permission to compete in neutral uniforms.
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"Petition for MrBeast to plant 20 million trees for 20 million subscribers special," a Lisa Simpson presentation meme posted to Reddit read.
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Not only did Chhabria reject the state's petition for an immediate nationwide injunction, but he expressed some skepticism on their overall case.
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The court granted SCA Hygiene Products' petition for certiorari involving its dispute over adult diaper products with rival First Quality Baby Products.
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The 2012 adoption law that gives adoptees the right to petition for their birth records offers no such benefit to the parents.
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She asked coworkers to sign a petition for a safer workplace, demanding better moderation of mailing lists and rules against doxing coworkers.
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Almost 2,000 people have signed a petition for the warehouse retailer to introduce a vegan hot dog to its food court menu.
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Cheserek was optimistic that his petition for American citizenship would be processed in time for him to compete in Rio de Janeiro.
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The judge granted Mr. Villavicencio a stay of deportation while he waits to hear back on his petition for a green card.
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Danley and her then-husband Geary Danley filed a joint petition for divorce in Reno a month later, according to court records.
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The country is also considering a petition for the extradition of the gunman and is "analyzing actions regarding gun control," Ebrard said.
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Roberts first filed a petition for paternity and child support in May 2019, and requested that Biden pay healthcare for the child.
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In his 2013 petition for clemency, Bender said that another detective had destroyed evidence that may have vindicated Coley, the registry said.
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Trump has said he will exempt Canada and Mexico from the tariffs and allow other US allies to petition for similar exemptions.
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The securities regulator said on Monday that it had filed a petition for Koutsolioutsos replacement and a court had temporarily allowed it.
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In 1904, the city of Barcelona received a petition for development from Eusebi Güell, an industrialist and a patron of the arts.
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For full disclosure, my name appears on a delegate petition for Biden in New York and I have donated to his campaign.
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Maybe it's time to petition for Sprouse to play a Young Snape in what is sure to be an inevitable Harry Potter prequel?
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The Teen Mom 2 star was surprised to be served with a petition for child support from Javi Marroquin on Monday night's episode.
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The post also detailed how a petition for aid was rejected and an extensive list of symptoms the affected students were suffering from.
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A petition for the president to crack down on predatory and corrupt practices exposed by the scandals has drawn more than 200,000 signatures.
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In one exchange, an attendee handed the leader a petition for him to sign, calling on the Justice Department to investigate Logan's death.
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Sanchez, 49, filed her petition for divorce on Friday, which was accompanied by Whitesell's response, according to legal documents obtained by The Blast.
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Obama is a highly sought after graduation speaker every year, choosing only a few schools among the hundreds that petition for his presence.
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Matt Damon's recent controversial comments on Hollywood's sexual harassment scandal has prompted a petition for his cameo to be removed from Ocean's 8.
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But after seeing that, we might have to petition for him to have a guest role in the upcoming movie adaption of Baywatch.
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Caroline Criado-Perez, a feminist campaigner, created an online petition for a suffragette statue on her phone, while out running with her dog.
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New Jersey's law actually requires a wage board to be empaneled if at least 50 workers in a given occupation petition for one.
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Lula's defence team played for time, filing procedural motions at the appeal court and making its petition for habeas corpus to the STF.
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Rule 8 allows for a minimum of 16 RNC members from 16 separate states to petition for a special meeting of the RNC.
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Shuvalova could have been added on voter rolls after signing a 2013 petition for a ballot initiative concerning housing development in San Francisco.
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The casting has been the subject of infuriated columns and blog posts, boycott calls and even an online petition for a casting change.
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It was thus Loring's obligation to rule on the slaveholder's petition for a "Certificate of Removal" under the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.
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Amnesty International has also started a petition for Canada to "set a positive example for the international community" by honoring its indigenous people.
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His sentence was harsher than the probation officer asked for, but a petition for his removal has now swelled beyond a million signatures.
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The petition for dismissal explains that there is no basis to charge Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo under the Official Secrets Act.
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On Tuesday, as my colleague Andrew Chung reported, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Remington's petition for review of the state supreme court decision.
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The organization filed its petition for a writ of habeas corpus at the US District Court for the District of Columbia last October.
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A petition for Oregon to secede was filed with the Oregon secretary of state's office on Thursday, allowing backers to start gathering signatures.
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Her petition for contempt offers the judge several options ... garnish Chad's wages, slap him with a fine, or throw him in the pokey.
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At the time of writing, ONE's petition for "Education for All Refugee Children" is on over 170,000 signatures (95% of of their goal).
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Then they double checked his files and discovered that an attorney had submitted a new petition for him to stay in the country.
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The play is a reminder — salutary, obvious — that there's a face behind each immigration form, a history attached to each petition for asylum.
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Mr. Trump's policy would allow American citizens to petition for residency for their spouses and children under 21, but not for their parents.
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He poses this prayer as a request, as a humble petition for some deeper sense of direction, but he's really making an offer.
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Seattle police reportedly described Cole as "a self-admitted member of the Atomwaffen Division" in its petition for the Extreme Risk Protection Order.
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Thousands of Kenyans marched to the country's Parliament and the Ugandan embassy in Nairobi to hand over a petition for the singer's release.
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GM submitted a petition for permission to deploy a fully driverless Chevy Bolt in 2018, but it has yet to receive a response.
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But she held out hope that Britain might reconsider in July, the last milestone at which Mr. Johnson could petition for an extension.
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The petition for a referendum must now be submitted to the Voting Commission to vet whether it has met the 300,000 signature threshold.
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Users also can petition for their photos to be reinstated if that is the case, which could also apply for competitive sports shooters.
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New Jersey's law actually requires a wage board to be empaneled if at least 50 workers in a given occupation petition for one.
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This comes after Virginia's Democratic Party filed a civil lawsuit in August alleging that signatures on Brown's petition for candidacy had been forged.
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In May, the Supreme Court refused even to allow Ms. Jones to petition for review, letting the appeals court's bad reasoning stand uncorrected.
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Six Swiss students had traveled 26 hours by train to seek her support for their petition for a tougher Swiss carbon emissions law.
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Bennett's ex-girlfriend filed a petition for a temporary restraining order against the actor in July 2015, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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At one point over the summer, she encouraged people to sign a petition for a proposed "cancer relief bill" written by a Michigan resident.
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In the wake of the show's premiere, a petition for Kelly to be dropped by RCA Records was started by organization Color of Change.
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So when Hill uploaded "My Lipsticks," the over 22 thousand people who signed a petition for the line's recall might have expected just that.
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The firm didn't file the Uber drivers' petition for an order compelling Uber to pay their arbitration fees, which was signed by Larson O'Brien.
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The two candidates vying to replace Obama have expressed deep differences in their plans for allowing drug offenders to petition for reduced prison terms.
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A church-run migrant shelter, opened a year earlier, was under threat from fed-up citizens, who had filed a petition for its removal.
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In his petition for early release from prison, Mason wrote to his now-dead estranged wife that he was sorry for what had happened.
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And, FBI reports that had been barred from the criminal trial finally entered the case record with McCullough's petition for a certificate of innocence.
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I've reported that CareFirst has already told the D.C. Circuit it intends to file a petition for Supreme Court review of the August decision.
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After his petition for asylum was approved, in August 2015, he applied for federal disability benefits, citing his injuries, but the request was denied.
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Users will now be able to communicate directly with the company to report hate speech, and petition for reinstating content via new online forms.
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The coalition, Fair Districts = Fair Elections, gathered more than 28503,22019 signatures on a petition for its redistricting reform initiative and qualified for November's ballot.
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But because not every judge weighed in on the decision, there was a petition for another hearing "en banc," meaning with all judges present.
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After his presidency, Adams returned to Congress, where he fought, virtually alone, for the right of citizens to petition for an end to slavery.
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But as in 2016, the Olympic committee said that Russian athletes with a history of rigorous drug testing could petition for permission to compete.
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The company can petition for exemptions from new duties for specific circumstances, though there are no guarantees around whether the petitions would be granted.
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When Koofi visited the jail to petition for her husband's release, a Taliban commander spotted polish on her nails and threatened to stone her.
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When people file their first petition for divorce (many have several tries), judges are more likely to agree if the plaintiff is a man.
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The Suffolk County Department of Social Services said it had investigated multiple complaints against the household, including a petition for child neglect in 2018.
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She had been documenting journalist and poet Mahmud Rajabov's march to the capital Tashkent to petition for dropping a criminal case against him. 8.
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However, there is currently no requirement to notify USCIS if you won't be following through with filing the full petition for a selected registration.
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Supporters of Perry's plan may now petition for a reconsideration by FERC, and could eventually sue the agency in federal court over its decision.
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Contrarians are always trying to petition for Chrises who aren't blond and blue-eyed white dudes, like the Chrises Messina, Waltz, Rock, and Baranski.
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"We are gratified at the seriousness with which the court addressed our petition for grand jury information relating to the House impeachment inquiry," Rep.
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On Wednesday evening, the company filed a so-called "petition for review" in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in Louisiana.
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They cannot, by law, petition for anyone until they turn 21 — by which time, of course, they won't need their parents nearly as much.
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He told me that he would file a report saying I should see an army psychiatrist, who has the authority to petition for a release.
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She had been documenting journalist and poet Mahmud Rajabov's march to the capital, Tashkent, to petition for authorities to drop a criminal case against him.
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Caravan organizers estimated that 100 to 300 of the migrants intended to petition for asylum when they presented themselves to American authorities at the border.
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Note on timing re Trump v Mazars USA:Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure provide 213 (arguably 45) days for Trump to petition for rehearing en banc.
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At the end of the music video, the singer encouraged her fans to sign her petition for Senate support of the Equality Act on Change.org.
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The retailer filed a petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in October in the face of plunging sales and a legal battle with Mr. Charney.
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"Since Senvion's petition for self-administration proceedings, Toshiba has been monitoring the situation, however, no decision has been made to date," a Toshiba spokesman said.
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"My decision to deny Mr. Teleguz's petition for pardon is based on my belief that the reliable evidence continues to support his conviction," McAuliffe said.
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Going through the whole process of writing the petition for the statue has shown me as a young activist that one action can have meaning.
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But the Japanese company said it resumed blocking access after its petition for an appeal was accepted by the California Court of Appeal on Tuesday.
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So much so that Chanel tried to take the business back in 1941, using her Aryan status to petition for confiscation under the Third Reich.
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In January 2017, nearly a dozen corporations and trade associations filed a petition for reconsideration of the Obama-era privacy rules with the new FCC.
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The Hawaii attorney general's office said a weapon-carrying visitor should be able to petition for removal from the national database after leaving the state.
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Even in its petition for en banc rehearing, after a three-judge Federal Circuit panel rejected its fair use arguments, Google pressed its copyrightability argument.
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But Bhushan, the lawyer arguing the petition for the Rohingya in Delhi, says India cannot back out on its moral obligations to protect the vulnerable.
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But groups of voters can petition for a recount in the special election, as long as they file the request within that five-day window.
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Editorial Late last month, Venezuelans lined up in droves to support a petition for a referendum that could force President Nicolás Maduro out of office.
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Pennsylvania allows individual voters to petition for a recount, but the deadline was Sunday, said Wanda Murren, a spokeswoman for the Pennsylvania Department of State.
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Along with its release, the group is calling on the public to sign a petition for President Obama to stop the pipeline from being built.
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They defended tenets in our sacred Bill of Rights – such as the First Amendment's freedoms of religion, speech, association, and petition for redress of grievance.
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" The Uber notification Anwar received urged him to sign a petition for local lawmakers, telling them to help Uber "fight for driver flexibility and independence.
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In a statement accompanying her petition for clemency, filed by her lawyers in November, Manning said she accepted "full and complete responsibility" for her actions.
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Ms. Alley has become executor of his estate and "now stands in the shoes of her father, seeking the truth," her petition for testing says.
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The average person should be assured that their petition for clemency will not require more than evidence of the need for mercy under the circumstances.
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Under existing law, Americans may petition for immigration visas for "immediate relatives" — defined as the parents, spouses and children (under 21) of United States citizens.
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The so-called discharge petition for the Bridge Act would force Republican leaders to bring the bill to the floor if it has 218 signatures.
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More than 10,000 people have signed an online petition for authorities to reverse the decision and allow the journalist to work in the city again.
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The petition he had inquired about, he declared, was not a petition for the abolition of slavery in the district, but one that supported it.
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"Unfortunately, nobody is ever going to examine that evidence unless candidates in those states act now, in the next several days, to petition for recounts."
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A petition for his release, believed to have been posted by Rocky's A$AP Mob compatriots, received over 363,000 signatures in the first 24 hours.
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This week, the Navy modified its rules to make it easier for enlisted service members who wish to become officers to petition for medical waivers.
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On Tuesday morning, Prince's sister Tyka had filed the emergency petition for the appointment of a special administrator, according to Minnesota court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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Finally, petitioners filed a petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus and a Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive relief with the federal court overnight in Boston, Massachusetts.
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And, of course, the justices don't have to justify anything when they deny a petition for certiorari, which they do in the overwhelming majority of cases.
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Now, there is a petition for the rapper to be removed from one of Starz's most watched shows, Power, which he stars in and executive produces.
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They allow family members and law enforcement to petition for an order that temporarily relinquishes firearms from those who are exhibiting signs of a behavioral crisis.
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Fourteen thousand signatures have graced a petition for Harvard to pull the plug, and some colleges (like Columbia) have stated they would look into the matter.
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The former Real Housewives of Orange County star, 37, filed a petition for dissolution of marriage back in October, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Gayheart asked in her divorce petition for spousal support, as well as joint legal and physical custody of the couple's 2 daughters, ages 6 and 7.
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British parliamentarians even debated a potential ban on Trump from the UK -- which was triggered by a public petition -- for alleged hate speech over his comments.
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In a brief filed Friday by its lawyers at Irell & Manella, Roche unit Ariosa Diagnostics asked the high court not to grant Sequenom's petition for certiorari.
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Some fans of the dogs in California even started a petition for Costco to keep the item on the menu, while others began tweeting their complaints.
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If he didn't want to be hospitalized, then his mother would have to petition for an involuntary commitment — unless the police or EMTs brought him in.
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This week a petition for a winding up of the company's main operating unit was dismissed by the UK's High Court of Justice, Business and Property.
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In a petition for a protective order filed that May, Hall alleged that the father of her children threatened to kill her and was physically abusive.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday ordered the drug purchasers suing Endo to respond to its August petition for a writ of mandamus.
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Lawyer Denny Kailimang, who represents both men, said Tjiong remained in jail because he felt sending a petition for clemency meant he would be admitting guilt.
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday that people sentenced to life in prison as juveniles should be able to petition for a review and possibly earn parole.
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In order to make the 2020 ballot, the coalition will need to obtain roughly than 650,0.303 verified signatures on a petition for their proposal, organizers said.
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Along with hundreds of other activists, they were traveling that day to help collect signatures to petition for a referendum to remove Mr. Maduro from office.
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O'Rourke said that the woman said she had traveled for three weeks to get to Juarez and that she was trying to lawfully petition for asylum.
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A VOCE COLUMBUS The restaurant's Time Warner Center location has closed after its petition for bankruptcy was approved; the Madison Avenue restaurant, A Voce, remains open.
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Weier will spend at least three years at a mental hospital before she can petition for her release, her lawyer, Maura McMahon, said at Weier's hearing.
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A group of moderate Republican House members has been circulating a petition for months that would force a vote on immigration if it gets enough signatures.
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On Tuesday morning, Prince's sister Tyka Nelson filed an emergency petition for the appointment of a special administrator, according to Minnesota court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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The caravan is a mix of those who face grave danger in their countries and intend to petition for asylum and those fleeing poverty and unemployment.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. apparently got tired of living in marital limbo, because he's responded to his wife's petition for separation with a full-on divorce petition.
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Meanwhile, the original immigrant's spouse, once she becomes a citizen, can petition for her parents (in pink) and her siblings (in blue, purple, red, and green).
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Whether they sneak into the country in remote areas or enter the country through a port of entry, most migrants are trying to petition for asylum.
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In September, activists submitted a petition for a nationwide ban after collecting more than the 100,000 signatures required to put the proposal to a binding referendum.
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This debate over how to solve the CFPB's purported constitutional flaw goes back to October, when the justices granted Seila Law's petition for Supreme Court review.
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The EPA has proposed rejecting the petition for shifting the point of obligation citing "significantly increased complexity" and the potential to harm the renewable fuels program.
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In order to make the 2020 ballot, the coalition will need to obtain roughly than 650,000 verified signatures on a petition for their proposal, organizers said.
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Last December, the Supreme Court denied a petition for review of a different 11th Circuit ruling on Title VII and sexual orientation, 2017's Evans v.
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Evidence that was presented during the 2013 petition for a new trial "leads to the inescapable conclusion that the probable killer was Tommy Skakel," Mr. Santos said.
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In his latest petition for bail, the 64 year old offered to pay a higher amount, put up his Nissan stock as collateral and surrender his passports.
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The state also plans to petition for an immediate temporary restraining order to prevent the department's Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) from redirecting the money to other projects.
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After the three-judge panel publishes its decision, the losing party has 14 days to file a petition for rehearing the case by the full appellate court.
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On Monday, the most shared item on the public WhatsApp groups was a petition for the military to inspect the second round of votes on October 28.
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Undated photos submitted to the court as part of her petition for a restraining order showed bruising to her face that was allegedly caused during the confrontation.
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A group of vape store owners submitted a petition for a preliminary injunction on the four-month product ban, claiming irreparable harm to their businesses and customers.
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The justices decide which cases they will decide, and they can take as long as they like to "grant" or "deny" a so-called "petition for certiorari".
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Until then, can someone please start a petition for Harry Styles to get his own bath bomb — because we all know he deserves it at this point.
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Mora is now taking citizenship classes and, while nervous about the process, is hopeful that once she becomes a citizen she can re-petition for her daughter.
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At 65.4 billion reais ($20 billion), Oi's petition for creditor protection is fraught with challenges due to a complex capital structure and wide creditor base, analysts said.
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A petition for Finland to leave the bloc has gathered more than 50,000 signatures, the number that forces parliament to discuss its proposal for a possible referendum.
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Mao himself said he wanted to be cremated, and liberal intellectuals occasionally petition for his incineration and the return of his ashes to his hometown of Shaoshan.
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At the end of the video, Swift encouraged her fans to sign a petition for the Equality Act, a bill that proposes discrimination protections for LGBTQ people.
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Under the current system, U.S. citizens can petition for their foreign spouses, parents and unmarried children under 21 years of age to become permanent residents. http://bit.
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CORRECTION: This article originally said that permanent residents (green-card holders) could petition for their parents to enter the US; only US citizens can sponsor their parents.
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The initiative effectively tasks the DC Council with petitioning Congress to approve statehood — and it's extremely unlikely that Congress will approve the petition, for reasons noted below.
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Yet he plans to deprive other American citizens of important family relationships, even though these citizens are willing to petition for and financially support their close relatives.
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Prepare for a petition for review en banc to the 100th circuit...Courts do have an obligation to address issues of constitutional, existential crisis, like climate change.
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On Tuesday, the U.A.W. said a petition for a union election had been filed by employees at a Nissan plant in Mississippi with more than 231,21 workers.
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As soon as amnestied illegal immigrants become U.S. citizens, current law allows them to petition for their parents to also obtain lifetime work permits and permanent residency.
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But while the case is expedited and both sides want a speedy resolution, the justices could also decide to sit on the petition for weeks or months.
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Tensions grew in 2004 when the Supreme Court ruled that a petition for a referendum to recall Mr. Chávez from office had enough signatures to go forward.
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The execution, carried out at the state's death chamber in Huntsville, came after the United States Supreme Court turned down Mr. King's last petition for a stay.
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Our team launched "We the People," a government website that provides an open channel for any individual to petition for or against any issue they find unjust.
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News that Kirklees Council in West Yorkshire sends non-stunned meat to 40-plus schools has prompted thousands of people to sign a petition for this to stop.
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On Friday, U.S. ally Japan endorsed the petition for the first time, meaning that all the major users of the dispute system were united in opposition to Trump.
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Fifth-graders Christopher DeLeon and Niko Keelie at Farley Elementary School in Stony Point say they decided to petition for a homework ban due to stress from homework.
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Stein's recount efforts in the Keystone State come after she filed a petition for a recount in Wisconsin on Friday, which is expected to begin later this week.
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Cole owned multiple handguns, an AK-47, as well as a concealed-carry firearm permit from Whatcom County, according to the petition for the Extreme Risk Protection Order.
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"Because the rule is within the agency's statutory authority and is neither arbitrary nor capricious, the petition for review is denied," Judge Merrick Garland wrote in the opinion.
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The only "wild card" in Asgardia's bid for sovereignty is the petition for recognition at the United Nations, Listner wrote in an October essay on the space kingdom.
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By Friday afternoon, more than 1,000 people — many of whom were Penn students and alumni — had signed a petition for Wax to be removed from her teaching responsibilities.
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The man was detained "on the basis of a petition for international assistance" and Ukraine was preparing to extradite him to Israel, the SBU said in a statement.
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He will vouchsafe that sometimes—as in the case of Dred Scott, a slave whose petition for freedom it denied—America's Supreme Court mistakenly deviates from the constitution.
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In spite of Greenberg's fervent support for the extension of the window for people to petition for re-sentencing, he directly credits Proposition 47 with the crime spike.
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State law allows felons convicted after 1981 the opportunity to petition for their voting rights after they complete their sentence, but the process is cumbersome and rarely used.
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Peggy Little is a senior litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance, which filed a Petition for Rulemaking asking the SEC to amend its "gag rule," 202.5e.
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Coffman filed a discharge petition for his bill, a tool typically used by the House minority party to bring attention to legislation blocked by the majority party leadership.
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"We will continue to review all of our options and we reserve our rights to petition for cert to the Supreme Court," the union said Friday, per ESPN.com.
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Depending on your state, you'll often need your birth certificate, a petition for a name change and you need to attend a hearing in front of a judge.
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On Thursday, a High Court judge in Pretoria, Nicolene Janse van Nieuwenhuizen, approved Mr. Walus's petition for parole, indicating that he was to be released within two weeks.
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The "Willow & Red In the Kitchen" show may not be in the new season of OITNB, but can we petition for a guest role for the adorable toddler?
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The problem for Trump officials is that enforcing the law means allowing the Central Americans to enter the U.S. to petition for asylum through a "credible fear" hearing.
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Under the new proposal, Americans would lose the right to petition for their parents, adult or married children, or siblings; they could sponsor only spouses and minor children.
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An American citizen, he insisted in 2015 that she let him petition for her green card, even though she was afraid it would put ICE on her trail.
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Recreational marijuana became legal in California this year, and the law allowed those with prior low-level offenses to petition for expungement, a process that can be costly.
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This is called the rule of affirmance by an equally divided court, and it sets aside any petition for the Supreme Court to review a lower court's decision.
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Thousands have arrived in Tijuana, Mexico, at the border with San Diego, to petition for asylum, and thousands more are expected to arrive there in the coming weeks.
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He had been convicted and sentenced a year earlier for his outspoken criticisms of Communist Party rule and for helping organize a petition for democratic reform, Charter 08.
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In addition, the program makes it difficult for migrants to secure an American lawyer to represent them before an immigration judge, undermining their ability to petition for asylum.
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Vedanta said the petition for winding up KCM dealt with a "broad range of issues relating to KCM not at all related to the solvency of the business".
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If the court denies his request for an appeal — known as a petition for a writ of certiorari — the lower court's mandate to release the records will prevail.
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Mr. Liu, who kept vigil at Tiananmen Square in 1989 to protect protesters from soldiers and initiated the Charter 08 petition for democracy, had been jailed since 2009.
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According to a petition for dissolution of marriage filed in February, Charles Vallow, had requested sole custody of the child and expressed concern about Lori Vallow's mental state.
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Of those, about 9,500 were gathered by 13 people and filed on the final day on which a party can petition for ballot access, according to public records.
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In 2013, Britain's Home Secretary rejected a petition for a public inquiry into Litvinenko's death, and said that relations with Russia had been a factor in the decision.
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Technology groups, including Amazon, Facebook and Google, where she previously worked, rallied around Lee at the time, signing a petition for her to stay on in the position.
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After they had won the tax credit, they would petition for the elimination of taxes altogether, because of the infeasibility of collecting them now that everyone had guns.
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After an asylum seeker is granted asylum, she has the right to file a petition for family reunification for children under the age of 21 and a spouse.
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If their husbands proved unsatisfactory slave owners in their eyes, the women might petition for the right to manage their "property" themselves, which they did, with imaginative sadism.
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On Thursday, a petition for the UK government to Revoke Article 50 — which would basically cancel Brexit — received 1 million signatures, after briefly crashing the UK Parliament website.
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But activists in at least one city are trying, circulating a petition for Tucson, Arizona, to become a sanctuary city -- and to get that measure on the November ballot.
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An online petition for his reinstatement at Disney has garnered thousands of signatures and fans and celebrity friends are being vocal about defending his apology for inexcusable past behavior.
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According to his lawsuit, Ramos picked up a knife in self-defense during the altercation; Kreation later filed a petition for a restraining order against him, which was dismissed.
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Chyna also said in her petition for a restraining order that Rob had threatened to kill himself multiple times in text messages since they broke up on Dec. 16.
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In August, Jack responded to Lisa's petition for divorce and agreed to joint custody of their three daughters: Andy Rose, 3, Pearl Clementine, 6, and Minnie Theodora, 14 months.
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After Haddish and Rudolph shared a killer presenting bit at the 2018 Oscars, someone had the foresight to start a petition for the duo to host the 2019 ceremony.
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In August, Jack responded to Lisa's petition for divorce and agreed to joint custody of their three daughters: Andy Rose, 3, Pearl Clementine, 6, and Minnie Theodora, 13 months.
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Coffman vows he will immediately file a "discharge petition" for the Bridge Act — an obscure procedure traditionally used by the minority party to force a bill to the floor.
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The high court without explanation denied Macy's petition for certiorari challenging the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' 2016 decision allowing the workers at a Massachusetts store to organize.
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The administration's only real hope is to wait until a ninth justice is commissioned and try again — either by appealing the final judgment or filing a petition for rehearing.
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So even I have to admit that my attempt to launch a petition for the Right to Remove personal data from search engines will be probably a vain attempt.
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NYC investor Oleg Itkin loaned $700,000 to the Fyre Media app in April, and he has received a court hearing to petition for the freezing of Fyre Festival assets.
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Finally, the bill would allow offenders sentenced before a 2010 reduction in the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine to petition for their cases to be re-evaluated.
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In his statement on Monday, Chief Justice Roberts said the Supreme Court's decision to decline to grant the petition seeking review, or petition for certiorari, turned on that dispute.
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It's based on a petition for investigation, which cited 127 different customer complaints about sudden unintended acceleration in Teslas Model S, X, and 3 manufactured between 2013 and 2019.
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Despite all these efforts and public outcry, Mr. López-Rivera's petition for presidential pardon is still pending at the U.S. Department of Justice – as it has been since 2010.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said it found no basis to disturb the NLRB's "well-reasoned decisions" and denied Ozburn-Hessey Logistics's petition for review.
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After all, "human trafficking is the single largest illegal industry in the world," as the framers of this additional recent petition for resignations of prominent MIT officials made clear.
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Earlier this month, Taiwan's Central Election Commission said that it had verified more than 429,000 signatures on the petition for that referendum, far more than the minimum 281,745 required.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan said on Monday it was prepared to review a petition for asylum from a Chinese activist who left his tour group in Taiwan without notice last week.
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Three weeks later, Ajster filed her petition for a special prosecutor to look into Towne, then the state's attorney in LaSalle County, and how he was handling the SAFE money.
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IndianaThe state's law, passed in March 2016, allows a rape victim who had a child conceived through sexual assault to petition for termination of the parental rights for the assailant.
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"She may file a petition for review, but generally it is not entertained in criminal matters," said B.V. Acharya, who had earlier acted as a public prosecutor in the case.
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Lane Murdock, a sophomore at Ridgefield High School in Connecticut who started a petition for the idea of an April 20 walkout, told Vox these protests are more than symbolic.
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The FBI has been investigating contacts between Trump campaign advisers and Russians known to US intelligence, and that court would likely be the forum to petition for such a warrant.
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Under the law, automakers can petition for an exemption for up to 2,500 vehicles for vehicle safety standards as long as they are at least as safe as existing vehicles.
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"USA Gymnastics today filed a voluntary petition for protection under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Indiana," the statement said.
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The documents, a petition for probate of the will and an enumeration of the estate's total property, were filed Thursday in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Epstein had a home.
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Furthermore, the House of Commons' petitions committee has released a statement saying that it is investigating the petition for any fraudulent signatures, of which over 77,000 have now been removed.
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"Since Piaggio has declared insolvency and filed petition for the extraordinary administration, Mubadala no longer has involvement in the future direction of the business," the Mubadala spokesman said on Wednesday.
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"Google's petition for certiorari presents a rehash of arguments that have already been thoughtfully and thoroughly discredited," Oracle executive vice president and general counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement.
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Maryam Haq, the legal director of Justice Project in Pakistan, told CNN that a petition for clemency for Zulfikar Ali, the Pakistani man on death row, had been filed Friday.
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The current application before the court is not a formal petition for the top court to hear arguments on the merits of the case, though such a petition is expected.
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As delighted as we are to have discovered this little gem — and trust us, we're already drafting a petition for a Mariah Carey workout DVD — nobody is happier than Rihanna.
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"This is a cover-up," Stand Up America said in a post that led users to a petition for legislation that would mandate the release of the special counsel report.
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Dogs 4 Rescue is also asking supporters to sign a petition for the ban of public firework sales in the U.K. to prevent a death like Winston's from happening again.
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The DMCA's built-in solution, which requires content creators and filmmakers like me to petition for an exemption to this rule every three years, is problematic in its own right.
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A judge in Oklahoma ruled Friday that there was insufficient evidence to justify Nick's daughter was in danger ... and therefore no reason to grant Nick his emergency petition for custody.
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" This speech actually caused some people to petition for him to be fired from the Shonda Rhimes show, to which he responded "Not a single sane sentence in their claim.
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His father's petition for the protection from abuse order cites four complaints of possible abuse that were made to the state's DCF between July 2016 and April, the AP reports.
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Only a couple of weeks after the Netflix original dropped, a petition for Avery's release has garnered more than 100,24 signatures, the minimum number to earn a White House response.
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But Wildes argues that this claim is not true, saying U.S. citizens can only petition for immediate family members like parents, and even this process can be fraught with challenges.
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Clarissa couldn't afford another attorney, so Ben persuaded a fellow-inmate, a jailhouse lawyer, to help him write a petition for a new trial, which Ben filed in January, 2014.
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New Delhi (CNN)The Supreme Court rejected the petition for clemency filed by three of the convicts in the infamous gang rape that took place in New Delhi in 2012.
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In 2015, there were numerous pending challenges to the current WOTUS rule in federal district courts and courts of appeal, including a consolidated petition for review in the Sixth Circuit.
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A spokesman for Gutiérrez indicated he hasn't decided whether to sign the discharge petition for the bill he introduced with Coffman, given that he ultimately prefers a longer-term solution.
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After a parolelike board approved Mr. Sabri's transfer last April, Mr. Neff drafted a petition for his family to send to the Saudi government, asking it to take Mr. Sabri.
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This provisional recognition period runs three years, during which time committee executives can vote to fully recognize those sports, leaving them free to petition for inclusion in the Olympic Games.
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But U.S. District Court Judge James Robertson said the government's evidence against Slahi was thin and granted his petition for habeas corpus in March 2010, ordering him to be released.
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That period gives you or law enforcement enough time to serve your abuser the petition for a permanent order and a summons to appear in court for a required hearing.
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If the sergeant-at-arms did manage to detain Mr. McGahn, the courts would almost certainly find they have jurisdiction to consider a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.
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The Shed's Visitor Experience Associates filed a petition for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board two weeks ago in the hopes of improving their conditions of employment.
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That remedy, however, will only take effect if the ruling is upheld by the full Court of Appeals or if the full court declines the bureau's petition for a rehearing.
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According to a petition for dissolution of marriage filed in February, Charles Vallow, Joshua's father, had requested sole custody of the child and expressed concern about Lori Vallow's mental state.
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"During the entire three years that I was chairman of the board there was only one petition for representation filed by a union in the state of California," he said.
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Halsey wrote about her "crush" on Peters back in 2014, reportedly writing a "Petition for Evan Peters to date me," according to 22 Words, but has since deleted those tweets.
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She asked her pastor to start a Father's Day celebration, and in 21972, Dodd and the local YMCA established a petition for Father's Day that was quickly adopted by local churches.
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According to the March 2 petition for the restraining order Gladys filed in Prince George s County District Court, Tordil had been physically abusing her and her daughters for many years.
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The decision comes just one day after the Second Circuit released the final bit of air out of the fight with its very brief denial of Brady's petition for a rehearing.
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The issue is being brought to the Supreme Court in Barry Michaels' pending petition for certiorari in a case challenging the federal law barring possession of a gun by a felon.
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He was jailed for five months in 1986 for robbery, an accusation he said was trumped up to intimidate his campaign soon after he filed the first petition for gay unions.
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Opinion polls show a majority of French people support the SNCF reform plan and the scale of response to a web-based petition for funds has surprised those who launched it.
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In all, 43 states "permit a losing candidate, a voter, a group of voters or other concerned parties to petition for a recount," according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Family members and the police can petition for a restraining order that, if approved, would give someone judged to be a danger 24 hours to hand over their guns and ammunition.
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The courts considered in the lottery are only those courts in which a party has filed a petition for review within the first 10 days after final publication of the order.
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Last month, the NFL Players Association and lawyers for Brady filed a petition for a rehearing of his suspension ruling with the 43nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York.
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The Patent Trial and Appeal Board, a court run by the U.S. patent office, said it was denying Alvogen's petition for an inter-partes review on the patents of the drug.
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In between her political projects, she's also found time to petition for a Mean Girls sequel — because if Juicy velour tracksuits can come back, why can't Cady Heron and Regina George?
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A state plan to save $15 million on Flint's water bills may now cost $1.5 billion in clean-up, Moore said in his online petition for help from President Barack Obama.
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In New York, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman backed a bill in the state legislature facilitating a civil process that would allow individuals to petition for an "extreme risk protection order" (ERPO).
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They had come to make signs in support of the owners' son, Marco Saavedra, 29, who will appear Thursday morning in federal immigration court in Manhattan to petition for political asylum.
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According to his petition for review, a psychologist's examination found that he can no longer remember the alphabet past the letter G or name the previous president of the United States.
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There are also likely to be amicus briefs filed in the case, since the Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, among others, backed the railroad's petition for certiorari.
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Digital - On July 6, co, co's unit ceased operations, filed voluntary petition for relief under provisions of chapter 7 of title 11 of U.S. code, 11 U.S.C. §101 et seq * e.
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A judge has approved a petition for the tribe to participate in the November 13 hearing over the proposed expansion, according to the Bismarck Tribune, a newspaper based in North Dakota.
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She was able to later petition for the rest of her family to move to the US. Lee moved to Annandale, Virginia in the 1990s and became a naturalized US citizen.
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The court's denial of Cox's petition for certiorari left in place a September 2016 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit holding that the patents were valid.
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He spent the week between Christmas and New Year's knocking on doors and asking neighbors to sign a petition for a recall vote, which ultimately garnered more than eleven hundred signatures.
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Manning, famous for slipping military and other secret documents to WikiLeaks in 2010, filed an official petition for clemency on November 10 in a letter forwarded to the New York Times.
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He can also — after he becomes a citizen (something the NumbersUSA chart doesn't clarify) — petition for his parents and siblings to come to the US on green cards (all in gray).
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In its petition for arbitration, the Jackson estate accused HBO of being in breach of a 1992 agreement it had made with the singer to broadcast a concert from Bucharest, Romania.
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The government also agreed not to challenge the TLP's petition for a review of the Supreme Court decision, nor the TLP's application to have Bibi added to the exit control list.
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Records show that two months prior, Lewis went to court claiming Baskin threatened to kill him, but his petition for protection was denied, and deputies found no signs of foul play.
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Later, activists began to petition for black ownership of franchises located in black neighborhoods, a demand that McDonald's was initially slow to meet but eventually pursued out of shrewd self-interest.
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Actress and writer Yumi Ishikawa had previously launched a petition for discriminatory workplace dress codes to be scrapped, after being made to wear high heels while working at a funeral parlor.
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Cyntoia Brown, who was granted clemency earlier this year for killing a man who had allegedly solicited her for sex as a teen, also tweeted out the petition for Reed's clemency.
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In December, Dassey's lawyers filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, hoping to get another shot at freeing him.
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According to a Trader Joe's worker who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retribution, employees are sharing stories of in-store management criticizing unions and the petition for hazard pay.
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FISA warrants on Americans, like Page, expire after 90 days — which means the Bureau needs to petition for a renewal every 90 days if they want to keep snooping on a target.
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His father was not among the names in the "Petition for Probate" list, which outlines all of the beneficiaries and fiduciaries named in the will and in the Michael Jackson Family Trust.
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The parents of the suspect in the death and dismemberment of a Seattle-area mom said in petition for a restraining order against him that he had abused crack cocaine and alcohol.
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Also, Color of Change is getting people to sign a petition for the NFL to create a player's platform, which will allow the athletes to protest without fear of retaliation or censorship.
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The department has been reviewing GM's petition for nearly six months and has not deemed it "complete," a step before it would release proposal details and make a decision on the application.
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However, even if the company chooses that route, the Supreme Court is not obligated to grant the request to the case, which is known as a petition for a writ of certiorari.
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Almost 20% of electors supported the action, known as a recall petition, for him to lose his seat, far more than the 10% required, meaning a by-election must now be held.
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Tyka NelsonPrince's only full sibling, Tyka Nelson, was the first to file court documents on April 26, submitting a petition for formal appointment of special administrator five days after her brother's death.
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In a series of tweets, Gray said that he will ask the the city council to support his petition for removal of the monuments to the Kentucky Military Heritage Commission on Tuesday.
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The report says retired judge Sheila O'Brien, who filed the petition for a special prosecutor, also filed a "notice to appear" in an attempt to get Jussie to attend Thursday's court hearing.
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But in order to get the original law past some of its critics, authors agreed to limit the period of time in which those with felony records could petition for re-sentencing.
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The petition for a Chapter 7 liquidation against Abengoa Bioenergy of Nebraska, which operates a bioethanol plant in that state, was filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Nebraska late on Monday.
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Taylor Swift used her "video of the year" acceptance speech at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards to call out the White House for not acknowledging a petition for the Equality Act.
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First, the administration issued a new — and blatantly illegal — rule declaring asylum seekers ineligible to petition for U.S. asylum if they had passed through any country en route to the United States.
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Celebrities from model Naomi Campbell to actors Emma Watson and Mira Sorvino campaigned to rescue the teenager under the hashtag #JusticeForNoura, and almost 1.5 million people signed an online petition for clemency.
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In 1917, Virgin Islanders came to Washington to petition for not only citizenship, but also the responsibilities thereof, demanding to be included in the draft, committing our sons to defend this country.
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For Parliament to consider debating such issues, e-petitions must reach at least 100,000 signatures, however it is possible for MPs to consider a petition for debate, before it reaches this figure.
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" In a statement to CNN released through his attorney, Yovino said they "respectfully disagree with the Ninth Circuit En Banc's analysis and will petition for review by the United States Supreme Court.
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Later in the day, the judge said that Mr. Villavicencio, 35, who is married to a United States citizen and in February began a petition for a green card, should be released.
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And to make sure these workers have the option to become more permanent members of their community, the W-visa would let them petition for permanent residency, addressing Beinart's concerns about integration.
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He crushed any hint of dissent, arresting five activists for organizing a petition for democratic reforms (signed by only 2423 people) and rounding up dozens suspected of sympathizing with the Muslim Brotherhood.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated a win for ON Semiconductor in a patent challenge against Power Integrations Inc, finding the petition for inter partes review was untimely.
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Ms. Chastain, whose company Freckle Films is one of the producers, was soon deluged with complaints on social media and in an online petition for her decision to work with Mr. Newton.
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According to a court petition for bond, Schmitt received commendation medals during his time in the US Army and had served in Macedonia and Kosovo as part of a NATO peacekeeping mission.
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In Washington, which adopted a red flag law in 2016 with voter approval, law enforcement officers or other individuals can file a petition for what is called an Extreme Risk Protection Order.
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Currently, employers devote substantial time, money and resources to completing a full petition for inclusion in the H-1B lottery; if the petition isn't selected, all that time and money is wasted.
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"They (the peshmerga) liberated our lands with their blood," said one Arab sheikh who earlier this year collected signatures on a petition for the Zumar area to be annexed to the region.
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The Center for Individual Rights, the nonprofit law firm that brought the union fees case to the Supreme Court, said it will submit a petition for rehearing in light of the outcome.
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Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) prohibits a union election from being held less than 28503 days after the petition for representation is filed and gives employers 22019 days to object to employees unionizing.
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The court has sat on the petition for an unusual period of time prompting court watchers to wonder if Roberts is looking for a way out of a potential 5-4 split.
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And although the state of Mississippi has lost its appeal, it could petition for the Supreme Court to hear the case, setting the stage for another direct challenge to Roe v. Wade.
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Crips LLC, described as a company representing the gang, told the site that they would be dropping a trademark petition for the phrase "The Marathon Continues," made popular by Hussle (né Ermias Asghedom).
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Khan also recently approved a petition for a 20-foot balloon of an angry, orange, diaper-clad infant dubbed "Trump Baby" to fly over the British Parliament Square next Friday during his visit.
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Petition for Asian writer A petition to urge Disney away from the possible script was started by the website 18MR, which is dedicated to representing Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States.
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied Regeneron's petition for review of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's July 2017 decision nixing the patent, which relates to the genetic modification of mice.
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EST: In a statement, Nonhuman Rights Project president Steve Wise said that the Connecticut Superior Court dismissed the organization's petition for writ of habeas corpus on behalf of the three Commerford Zoo elephants.
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One government MP called the petition for a spill a "suicide note"; another was so enraged that he moved to the crossbenches, depriving the government of its majority in the House of Representatives.
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The petition for a Chapter 7 liquidation of Abengoa Bioenergy of Nebraska, which operates a bioethanol plant in that Midwestern state, was filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Nebraska late on Monday.
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After the Supreme Court granted the mortgage company's petition for review, the two sides reached an agreement on a plan of reorganization that included an acknowledgment that the Supreme Court case was moot.
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After local opponents of the candidacy last week submitted a quarter of a million signatures on a petition for a referendum on the bid, Tarlos had suggested the city might quit the race.
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Sara Beltran Hernandez, 26, was taken from Huguley Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, to Prairieland Detention Center against her will last week, prompting her family, lawyers and activists to petition for her release.
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ATHENS, July 1 (Reuters) - Greek supermarket operator Marinopoulos on Friday won a temporary protection from creditors until September 21, when its petition for a resolution process will be judged, a court official said.
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The preliminary determination follows a petition for an investigation by a U.S. rebar trade coalition and its members: Commercial Metals Co, Gerdau SA's Gerdau Ameristeel U.S. Inc, Nucor Corp and Steel Dynamics Inc.
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Once the rule is published, anyone sitting on the council of the country's top financial regulators can petition for a stay within 10 days by showing it significantly risks injuring the banking system.
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Ohio has so far failed to enact a "red flag" law, which would allow family members or friends to petition for someone's guns to be taken from them if they're threatening others. Gov.
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Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) prohibits a union election from being held less than 35 days after the petition for representation is filed and gives employers 14 days to object to its employees unionizing.
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Qiao Biluo had been discussing a fan petition for her to remove her beauty filter and show her real face during the July 25 livestream, which was recorded alongside fellow Douyu user Qingzi.
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As part of its shenanigans to block the referendum, the council has illegally stated that 20 percent of registered voters in each Venezuelan state must sign a petition for the referendum to advance.
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An issue committee and a related 85033 political organization filed paperwork this month to start the "Official Recall Colorado Governor Jared Polis" movement, which would be able to draft a petition for recall.
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Missouri was one of 18 states that initially required lifetime registration for all sex offenders, but the state later provided a process for certain registered offenders to petition for removal from the registry.
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Johnson said Moore had been hired by her mother to handle a custody petition for her 713-year-old son, and though her mother also attended the meeting, Moore flirted with her through.
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The group has other goals: To petition for questions about cyclists on driving tests and to eventually start a legal defense network to connect cyclists and pedestrians who are hurt by reckless drivers.
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The law allows family, household members and law enforcement to petition for a court order to temporarily take guns away from an individual deemed to be in danger of hurting themselves or others.
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Facebook's annual developer conference and Mobile World Congress were both canceled over coronavirus fears, while nearly 10,000 people have signed a petition for interactive media conference SXSW to be canceled over the issue.
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Mr. Liu was convicted of inciting subversion and imprisoned for 11 years in 2009, a year after he was arrested as he prepared to unveil a petition for democratic change called Charter 08.
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Mr. Liu, who kept vigil on Tiananmen Square in 269 to protect protesters from soldiers and initiated a prominent petition for democracy, had been jailed since being convicted in 2110 of inciting subversion.
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The 9th Circuit denied the petition for panel rehearing and rehearing en banc filed by Neal Katyal of Hogan Lovells, who was added to Malwarebytes' legal team after the panel's 2-1 decision.
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The petition for bankruptcy protection from Oi, Brazil's fourth-biggest mobile provider, and six subsidiaries came after talks with creditors ground to a halt earlier this month ahead of a July debt payment.
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But seeing other DACA recipients with much less than I have risking their freedom to protest and petition for a fix to the broken immigration system gave me the courage to step forward.
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The plight of the captive whales, which were held in cramped conditions, captured the imagination of people around the world and prompted celebrities such as actor Leonardo DiCaprio to petition for their release.
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The publicly funded NC3Rs was founded in 2004 after a UK governmental report called for the establishment of a national organization that would explicitly petition for the more ethical use of animals in testing.
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Saturday morning, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus on behalf of Iraqi refugees Hameed Khalid Darweesh and Haider Sameer Abdulkhaleq Alshawi, who were among the JFK detainees.
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In the petition for divorce Jolie filed on Monday, the actress requested sole physical custody of the couple's six children – Maddox, 15, Pax, 12, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 10, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 8.
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The Supreme Court denied the state's petition for certiorari on Monday, leaving in place a July decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit dismissing the case for lack of standing.
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But despite EcoWaste's progress — they recently succeeded in a petition for the government to issue notices to stores selling them — it's going to take a bigger shift to rid the country of these products.
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At Monday's hearing in Centre County Court of Common Pleas in Bellefonte, Visiting Judge John Cleland expressed skepticism about the petition for post-conviction relief, saying it did not appear to meet legal requirements.
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"The court is going to have to deal with this issue sooner or later," said Cato's Devin Watkins, principal author of the libertarian group's amicus brief backing Power Ventures' petition for Supreme Court review.
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In January, the government said it would help arrest former soldiers linked to the 1989 killings after a Spanish judge sent a new petition for the soldiers' arrest to the international police agency Interpol.
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The Supreme Court began to nudge the camps towards at least partially deferring to American law, declaring that detainees had the right to petition for habeas corpus to challenge the reasons for their confinement.
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Nicolas Cage's ex-girlfriend, Vickie Park, has filed a petition for a temporary restraining order in Los Angeles, alleging the actor was abusive when they were together and that his wife has cyberstalked her.
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The pair had already reached a signed settlement in July 2015, but Kardashian withdrew her petition for divorce when Odom was hospitalized and comatose for four days after a suspected overdose in October 2015.
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Now, Costco appears to be breaking ties with the controversial product, according to Zen Honeycutt, the founder of Moms Across America who created a petition for the big box store to stop selling Roundup.
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Other recommendations include reversing the federal government's plan to phase out private prisons, and ending Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a program that allows immigrants who arrived as children to petition for permanent status.
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"In this case, the Commonwealth got it wrong, and the pursuit of justice requires me to join in support of Mr. Harward's petition" for exoneration before the high court, Herring said in a statement.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has been reviewing the petition for more than two months and has not yet deemed it "complete" - a step before it releases details of the proposal.
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" In his petition for the order, Gimelstob also claims his attorney, Shawn Holley, was contacted by someone in Kaplan's "inner-circle" who said Kaplan is obsessed with Gimelstob and is "seeking to destroy him.
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"After a night out with family, [Arnold Berdon] punched me repeatedly on the head, face, ribs, making me fall to the ground," Rachael says in her petition for a restraining order filed in Hawaii.
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Their movement picked up some momentum after President Obama's reelection in 2012, when a petition for what we could now call #Texit earned more than 100,000 signatures and a response from the White House.
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According to his lawyer, Norman Hile at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, all of Cooper's appeals have been denied, and his only remaining avenue is to file a petition for clemency with Governor Jerry Brown.
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In one case, her office argued against Daniel Larsen, who was proven innocent by the Innocence Project, because, Harris's office claimed, he filed his petition for release far too late after a legal deadline.
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"Following Apple's entry, output increased, overall prices decreased and a major new retailer began to compete in the market formerly dominated by a single firm," Apple argued in its petition for Supreme Court review.
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A survey by the Public Religion Research Institute and MTV found that 48 percent of young women said they had signed a petition for an issue they support, versus 39 percent of young men.
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Last October, I told you about a petition for U.S. Supreme Court review by the health insurer CareFirst, which asked the justices to clarify constitutional standing requirements for plaintiffs exposed in corporate data breaches.
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The justices granted a request to file the petition for a writ of certiorari under seal with redacted copies for the public record, which means the public may get more information about the case.
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The mech has been wreaking havoc in battle royale matches, and some of the most well-known "Fortnite" players started a social media hashtag #RemovetheMech to petition for the B.R.U.T.E. to be removed entirely.
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Though Trump may pardon whomever he wishes, people who petition for presidential pardons are told by the Justice Department to wait at least five years after completing their prison sentences before they file applications.
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Earlier this year, a judge gave one of the children, an indigenous boy from Guatemala, an ultimatum: Find a lawyer or come to his next hearing prepared to petition for asylum on his own.
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" We spoke with Allen's attorney, David Markus, who tells TMZ Sports, "As with everything else related to Briant or Bryant Coleman, his petition for a restraining order was filled with lies, falsehoods and fantasies.
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Last year, Color of Change started a petition for the NFL to create a player's platform that would allow players to exercise their first amendment rights without recourse and advocate for criminal justice reform.
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"This could be why Singapore's petition for Unesco recognition of its hawker culture offends some Malaysians — it sounds as if Singapore is saying that their hawker food is the original, and best," she added.
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It found that Philip North, a former employee in EPA's Alaska office, used his personal email account to help Alaska Native tribes write their petition for the EPA to block the project in 2010.
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Couples like the Mirandas, with one citizen spouse and one immigrant spouse, can choose to apply for an I-130, which allows a citizen to petition for their direct family member to gain citizenship.
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The losing side can petition for en banc review before appealing to a higher court, so a vote to rehear is sometimes interpreted as a vote that Garland believed the panel's decision was wrong.
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They will then begin the recount on Thursday, after receiving full payment from the campaigns (In addition to Stein, Reform Party USA's Rocky de la Fuente also filed a petition for a recount in Wisconsin).
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Under Conway's theory, which expanded on an argument previously posited by Emulex counsel Gregory Garre of Latham & Watkins in the company's petition for Supreme Court review, shareholders can't sue over allegedly misleading tender offer disclosures.
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In its original petition for the restraining order, Tesla said Hothi "has a history of trespassing at Tesla's facilities," and that he "unlawfully" took photos and videos of those places and uploaded them to Twitter.
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The Green Party's presidential candidate Jill Stein filed a petition for a recount in Wisconsin on Friday, which is expected to begin late next week, according to a statement released by the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
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In Friday's petition for rehearing, Michael A. Carvin, a lawyer for the teachers, said that the issue is "too important to leave unsettled" and noted that there are similar cases percolating in the lower courts.
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The National Treasure actor, 54, was mentioned in a petition for a temporary restraining order filed by Vickie Park against the Cage's estranged wife, Alice Kim, on Wednesday, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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If there are procedures in England similar to a U.S. writ of habeas corpus, Madonna could petition for the courts to recognize the New York court order and force Guy Ritchie to produce the boy.
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The Institute for Justice took up Quran's case and filed a petition for mitigation or remission, essentially a pardon, in July 2015, and sent a follow-up letter this Tuesday to the IRS, seeking answers.
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While that decision responded to a 85033 petition for a ban from environmental groups, the EPA is separately in the midst of a longer-term review of chlorpyrifos that could also result in a ban.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said this has larger implications beyond taxes: What's next: The majority of House members from both parties would need to sign the petition for the bill, created by California Rep.
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Alessandra López, 26, said she hoped to be on board one of the overnight buses to Puebla where she intended to seek guidance on how to prepare a petition for asylum in the United States.
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The CFPB's constitutionality, as I've reported, is right now at issue in a petition for U.S. Supreme Court review by Seila Law, a California debt relief firm attempting to squelch a CFPB civil investigative demand.
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In her petition for a restraining order, the staffer accused Baker of punching her in the back and "repeatedly scream(ing)" at her in Esty's Capitol Hill office throughout 2014, according to The Washington Post.
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The justices asked the U.S. solicitor general to weigh in on the petition for review filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation on behalf of Stephanie Lenz, whose online video was taken down for six weeks.
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Although the person can request counsel, there is no requirement for a person to petition for this right to remain silent and have their request adjudicated by a court in order to exercise this right.
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The 1871 Commune, where working class Parisians forcibly took over and administered sections of the city to petition for improved wages, education, and living conditions, was a large-scale experiment in establishing an alternative society.
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And, unless immigrants come to America with a viable way to attain permanent status through a relative who will petition for them or someone who will marry them, there is no clear path to citizenship.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Jack responded to Lisa's petition for divorce on Wednesday and agreed to joint custody of their three daughters Andy Rose, 4, Pearl Clementine, 6, and Minnie Theodora, 6 months.
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If the Sixth Circuit asserts jurisdiction, a final decision could be issued this year and the court would then be faced with another petition for review, knowing that it could result in yet another divided decision.
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Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel will be back in a Connecticut courtroom on Wednesday as state prosecutors petition for the reinstatement of his 2002 conviction for the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley, Skakel's lawyer confirms to PEOPLE.
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McConnell, a Republican, filed a petition for a cloture vote, which if successful would limit debate on the nomination and start the clock ticking on a final 30-hour waiting period before a Senate confirmation vote.
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"Vivendi is analyzing its options, both in seeking further review before the court of appeals and in filing a petition for review with the Supreme Court of the United States," the group said in a statement.
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Anthem wants to take its twice-blocked merger with Cigna to the highest court in the land, announcing its plan to file a petition for a writ of certiorari with the Supreme Court, per Modern Healthcare.
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Once the H-1B candidates are selected, employers will then fill out a full petition for approved candidates – something they have to do now for every H-1B lottery candidate regardless of whether they are chosen.
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If an individual is deemed to pose a threat to him or herself or others, family members, counselors, or law enforcement can petition for an ERPO, which would bar this individual from purchasing or owning guns.
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More than 350,000 people have signed a petition for the recall of a California judge who sentenced this Stanford University student, Brock Turner, to only six months in jail after he was convicted of sexual assault.
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One story on Meza's Pasos de Animal Grande site that outlined rights violations and included a petition for Hernandez to be tried at the International Criminal Court was read 70,000 times, with traffic driven through Facebook.
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The day he was to be executed, the Supreme Court issued a stay order, in a painful twist, on the grounds that he had never received official notice that his petition for mercy had been rejected.
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In response to the Texas Public Policy Foundation's delisting petition for the warbler, the Service recognized the A&M study as the best available science, yet rejected the petition causing the Foundation to sue to delist.
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On Friday, the bureau filed a widely expected petition for a rehearing, asking the full slate of active judges at the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to reconsider the case.
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Residents of 220 Riverside Boulevard, a condominium in the same neighborhood also emblazoned with Trump Place, have circulated their own petition for removal of the name, though it is unclear that it has had any effect.
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Fighting for citizenship In its August 8 denial, the immigration agency said the couple "failed to demonstrate" that they had "legal custody" of Angela for two years before filing the petition for citizenship, Angela Becerra said.
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And more than 2,000 have sought appointments with American immigration officials to petition for asylum, though Mr. Trump has made this more difficult, and wait times for an interview now stretch to more than two months.
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In 403, as part of a raft of pro-women reforms instigated after World War I, the Matrimonial Causes Act allowed women as well as men to petition for divorce solely on the grounds of adultery.
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Tribal members who get treatment outside the system have to petition for reimbursement from the Indian Health Service, which does not have the funding to pay for the private care of all those who need it.
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To protect individuals in crisis, 17 states and DC have passed Extreme Risk laws, which allow family and law enforcement to petition for court orders temporarily removing guns from dangerous situations before warning signs turn tragic.
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When "You Need To Calm Down" won Video Of The Year, she referenced her petition for the Senate to support the act, which Swift directs viewers to sign at the end of the winning music video.
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To petition for an election with the National Labor Relations Board, unions must show support from at least 30 percent of eligible rank-and-file workers, and they rarely do so with less than 50 percent.
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"I want to see it play out to its fullest, because Roger has a very good chance of exoneration," he said, a likely reference to Stone's recent petition for a new trial and a possible appeal.
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The current rule: Employees are allowed to take a vote on union representation as soon as 11 days after a petition for representation is filed, with employers having seven days to bring objections to the NLRB.
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OneWeb, which has FCC approval for 720 satellites and has requested permission for 1,260 more, has filed its own petition for the FCC to deny Amazon's application and its lobbyists met with FCC staff on Oct.
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Kathryn Kolbert, the A.C.L.U.'s co-counsel on the case, said in an interview that as it headed for an appeal to the Supreme Court, Ms. Benshoof provided critical advice about framing its petition for review.
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Our colleagues who have been traveling with the caravan also reported in December that about 2,000 have made appointments with immigration officials to petition for asylum — which is perfectly legal — and they're facing long waiting times.
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His lawyer has filed a motion to reopen the case with the Board of Immigration Appeals, which had already upheld the immigration court's deportation order, and filed a petition for review before a federal appeals court.
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" But in opposing Mr. Salman's petition for review, the government argued that "review is less warranted here than in Newman because the decision that petitioner urges this court to review is correct and wholly consistent with Dirks.
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"Petitioner, along with law enforcement and Adult Protective Services, believes that Mr. Morgan is unduly influencing Mr. Lee and isolating him," a petition for the restraining order, filed last June by Lee's former attorney, Tom Lallas, stated.
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Meanwhile, Paltrow's split from Chris Martin hit a minor speed bump this week, when a judge brought to light the fact that Martin has yet to file a response to his ex-wife's 2015 petition for divorce.
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"If you're one of the 30k people who have signed the petition for @McDonalds to bring back plastic straws because it 'ruins your drink,' your priorities need a serious looking at," a Leeds man named Will tweeted.
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The court at its Thursday conference will discuss its December petition for certiorari in which the county argues that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) gives judges the discretion to decide not to issue backpay awards.
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The plight of the whales, which were held in cramped conditions and were meant to be sold commercially, has captured imaginations around the world and prompted celebrities such as actor Leonardo DiCaprio to petition for their release.
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A reservation delineated by the Creek Nation's 1866 boundaries alone would fill 4,19063 square miles of eastern Oklahoma and include more than 750,000 inhabitants, the state of Oklahoma told the Supreme Court in its petition for review.
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The agreement, filed for approval on Wednesday, guarantees shippers the availability of 1.2 million barrels per 10-day cycle of east-to-west capacity on Laurel, according to a joint petition for approval of settlement dated Wednesday.
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"The addition of a new level of government for citizens to petition for permits and certifications for normal use of Lake Michigan is too much of a tradeoff for the negligible benefit to protecting shipwrecks," Walker said.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - An EU court has rejected a petition for compensation by bank depositors whose funds were confiscated in Cyprus's financial crisis in 2013, in a process which would become a European template for banks in trouble.
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The petition for a rule change was filed by Lambda Legal and the Transgender Law Center on behalf of Fulcher and another transgender veteran, Gio Silva, as well as the 2,200-plus member Transgender American Veterans Association.
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Simon Charlton, AHAB's chief restructuring officer, said that the company has appealed against that rejection and is waiting to hear from the court, but it had in the meantime decided to file a petition for financial restructuring.
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The memo implies that officials with the FBI and DOJ relied on the now infamous "Steele dossier" to petition for the warrant, but concealed its origins as an opposition research document funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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On June 2005, Ellison took out a two-year restraining order against Alexander, and a year later, she filed a petition for her own restraining order in September 2006 (shortly before Ellison's primary for the US House).
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Because he is the primary provider for his family, and because one of his daughters has a medical issue, Ms. Williams said she hopes that ICE will release him while he explores his petition for permanent residency.
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Extreme risk protection order laws can vary in detail by state -- such as who is authorized to petition for an order or how an order is implemented -- and such laws remain complex, even for those enforcing them.
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Once upon a time, there was only one way to have the president consider your petition for a pardon (which mitigates the effects of a conviction) or a commutation (which shortens a sentence) — and it was terrible.
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There, the families planned to petition for asylum at an official port of entry, but they were unsure whether the Trump administration would prosecute them, too, as it does those who try to enter the country illegally.
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The petition for a rule change was filed by Lambda Legal and the Transgender Law Center on behalf of Fulcher and another transgender veteran, Gio Silva, as well as the 2202,2628-plus member Transgender American Veterans Association.
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Allegedly forged signatures The Democratic Party of Virginia first brought the civil lawsuit against the Department of Elections and Virginia State Board of Elections alleging that signatures on Brown's petition for candidacy had been forged in August.
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According to documents filed in the divorce between Cat and Jennifer Cora, Cat's lawyer fired off an angry letter to Jennifer's mouthpiece, claiming they had a deal -- Cat would file the divorce petition for "public relations" reasons.
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The court granted a petition for certiorari from HHS, which is seeking to reverse a July 2017 ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit striking down the payment formula the agency adopted.
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There was already a petition for HBO to redo the final season, and after that finale (and those water bottles left on screen), people are only more convinced that the ending to the long-running series was rushed.
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"We are grateful that the Court promptly scheduled this petition for oral argument and we await the Court's resolution of this important matter," Mark Abueg, a spokesman for the Justice Department, wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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Though the DC Circuit is unlikely to agree to rehear this case, the court's judges could spend weeks or even months arguing among themselves — and producing opinions memorializing those arguments — about whether to grant a petition for rehearing.
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But as part of that law, citizens are allowed to petition for exemptions to section 1201 every three years, when the Copyright Office rules what kind of repairs and software tools are and aren't allowed by the law.
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If companies and their union-busting lawyers can drag out the process, the company can, then, petition for a new vote one year later -- and worn-down workers are frequently too exhausted to put up with another battle.
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After the revolution, Iran's ruling clerics rolled back the Shah's 1967 and 1975 family protection laws, which raised the minimum age at which women could legally be married and allowed them to petition for custody of their children.
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The majority of states — 42 states and the District of Columbia — have laws that could prevent those deemed "mentally incompetent" by a court from voting, though some states do allow citizens to petition for access to the polls.
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Two years later, in October 21980, child welfare workers determined that Ms. Irizarry's home was safe for her granddaughter when they conducted a court-ordered home study, after Ms. Irizarry had filed a petition for custody of Heaven.
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Tumblr's Action page will also feature information about how to sign a petition for gun safety created by the Parkland shooting survivors as well as a form to register to vote through the nonprofit organization Rock the Vote.
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Led by New York State AG Eric Schneiderman, the coalition filed a petition for review in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, which is the first step to launching their lawsuit, according to Schneiderman's office.
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If passed, the legislation would increase the number of registered voters that must sign a petition for an initiative from 6 percent in 18 districts to 10 percent in 85033 of Idaho's 35 legislative districts, the newspaper noted.
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The group is planning to walk en masse on Sunday to the border crossing leading to southern San Diego, with those planning to petition for asylum presenting themselves to American border officials and making their case for sanctuary.
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By daybreak, they had strung up plastic tarps to shield them from the sun and rain, and they vowed to stay until the asylum seekers among them were permitted to step on American soil and petition for protection.
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Edgar Pang, a horse racing columnist, started a petition for the racing community out of fear that the industry, which is legal in Hong Kong, could be targeted by the authorities in the mainland, where gambling is illegal.
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Soñando Juntos, along with the group Education Not Deportation, launched a petition for the University of Texas El Paso to designate itself as a Sanctuary University, pledge support for international students, and permanently eject Border Patrol from campus.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Yanto Awerkion knew quite well that he would infuriate the local Indonesian authorities for organizing a meeting to discuss a petition for an independence referendum in the strife-torn Papua region — but he did it anyway.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - A World Bank tribunal has ordered Colombia to repay a $19 million fine it levied on Glencore's coal mining subsidiary Prodeco but declined the company's petition for $575 million in damages, the government said on Tuesday.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - A World Bank tribunal has ordered Colombia to repay a $19 million fine it levied on Glencore's coal mining subsidiary Prodeco but declined the company's petition for $575 million in damages, the government said on Tuesday.
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On the same day that they filed the stay application, the defendants also filed a petition for Supreme Court review of the decision in which the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused to halt the discovery order.
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Though the MDL plaintiffs haven't yet filed their brief opposing drugmakers' petition for Supreme Court review, their opposition to a Supreme Court stay of Judge Rufe's order emphasized that the trial judge issued a highly fact-specific order.
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Ghosn returned to Twitter late on Thursday for the first time in more than a month, soliciting signatures for a petition for the release of fellow former-Nissan executive Greg Kelly, who was arrested at the same time.
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The judge who reviewed Keith's petition for release, Robert G. James, sided with him, ruling that the statute he was convicted under, rather than the behavior outlined in the report, should dictate whether he was eligible for release.
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In March, however, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in an unusual move, suddenly and inexplicably stepped into this seemingly settled matter to assign a similar petition for asylum, known as the Matter of A-B-, to himself for reconsideration.
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The Crow Creek Sioux Tribe is "one of the Associated Tribes of Yellowstone, and yet we were completely ignored in this delisting process, despite our declaration, our resolution and petition for inclusion," said Brandon Sazue, the tribe's chairman.
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In Pennsylvania, where paper ballots are used only in some areas, election officials said that the deadline to petition for a recount had passed, but that a candidate could challenge the result in court before a Monday deadline.
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"I'm getting calls from companies asking if they can petition for exemptions [from the metal tariffs]," said Doreen Edelman, a Washington-based trade lawyer with law firm Baker Donelson, told the South China Morning Post in an interview.
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It is unclear what the administration and others mean when they complain about "chain migration," but it likely includes the elimination of categories that allow U.S. citizens to petition for family members other than spouses and minor children.
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If the justices grant the employees' petition for certiorari, which they will discuss at their Friday conference, it would give the court its first chance to clarify the scope of a 2014 ruling in Fifth Third Bancorp v.
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As a result, "people were much more respectful and aware of healthy relationships," said Caitlyn, who started a petition for the Colorado bill at the public high school she now attends, which does not offer comprehensive sex education.
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Others who did attend expressed the desire to have done more than chant together — I, for one, wish we could've taken the opportunity to sign a petition for gender equity in all city-funded arts institutions, for example.
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"There are hundreds that have entered with a petition for refugee status, a procedure that is allowing people without passports to enter," said Abel Chiroque, the director of the public defender's office in the border town of Tumbes.
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"They were turning back people at the middle of the bridge before they reached…the installations of the immigration officers to formally ask for asylum or petition for asylum," said Fernando Garcia, Border Network for Human Rights executive director.
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Mr. Claros and Mr. Rodriguez planned to petition for asylum Sunday afternoon; their stepfather, after consultation with volunteer lawyers in Tijuana, decided that his case for sanctuary was not strong enough and that he would remain behind in Mexico.
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Scoville's Supreme Court lawyers at Williams & Connolly said in their June 21 petition for Supreme Court review that the 10th Circuit should not have attempted to divine congressional intent but should have looked at what Dodd-Frank actually says.
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The right for firms to petition for protection is an important part of U.S. trade policy, but as the softwood lumber disputes with Canada have demonstrated repeatedly, such petitions have broader economic consequences and ultimately require a political resolution.
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Soto – and all of them warned that if the justices did not grant Remington's petition for review of a 2019 ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court in a landmark gun liability case, the entire industry could be at risk.
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The 3rd Circuit was the first to discern this implied requirement, but Conagra told the Supreme Court in its petition for review that the 2nd, 4th and 11th Circuits have endorsed the 3rd Circuit's interpretation of class action rules.
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On Monday, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted DOJ's petition for en banc review of an April 19 decision upholding a nationwide injunction against the Justice Department policy of withholding grant money to so-called sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Then, in their petition for bankruptcy protection initiated in October 2009, the couple concealed businesses they owned, rental income they received, and Teresa's true income from her RHONJ role, her website sales and her personal appearances, the indictment said.
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Zinke, the court told greens that they might have other avenues to compel Zinke to conduct a new environmental review, such as filing a formal petition for a new review or challenging the review of a specific mine's approval.
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In the rest of the country, Dreamers may have to find their own lawyer, go to court, pay fees, and petition for expungement if they don't want a childhood mistake to count against them on the path to citizenship.
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"Having carefully reviewed the Petition for Clemency and judicial opinions regarding this case, I find no compelling reason to set aside the sentence that was recommended by the jury, and then imposed and affirmed by the courts," he wrote.
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A.C.L.U. lawyers said they were concerned that deportations could happen so rapidly after reunification that migrant families might not have enough time to understand their legal rights and might give up their right to pursue a petition for asylum.
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"This law would allow China to take whoever they want here, or at least use it to intimidate," said Wong Choi-fung, who started an online petition for stay-at-home mothers that has collected more than 20173,000 signatures.
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American citizens must be at least 21 before they are eligible to petition for their parents to live in the United States, and there is a long queue for family-sponsored immigration, or what the president labels chain migration.
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"It doesn't matter, because you weren't born in this country," one of the immigration enforcement agents told the man, Daniel Ramírez Medina, according to a petition for habeas corpus filed on his behalf in Federal District Court in Seattle.
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In 2016, the California legislature tried to expand its existing red flag law by passing a measure that allowed teachers, professors, principals, co-workers, and employees, as well as mental health professionals, to petition for a gun removal order.
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On remand, though, a federal judge in Manhattan denied Kirtsaeng's petition for more than $2 million in attorneys' fees, finding that Wiley's lawsuit was objectively reasonable and noting that Kirtsaeng's Supreme Court attorneys at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe represented him pro bono.
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In one petition for marriage that was overturned by a judge, a 16-year-old girl told the judge her father was forcing her to marry a man more than double her age so he could pay off a debt.
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The high court without explanation denied California-based In-N-Out's petition for certiorari claiming that forcing the company to allow the buttons violated its free speech rights and clashed with the "sparkling clean" image its restaurants present to the public.
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He was at a hearing at the US District Court for the Southern District of New York Friday, in which he was attempting to petition for modifications to Fruman's bail agreement: house arrest, a GPS tracker, and a $1 million bond.
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Garmin USA and 10 other companies have sounded a false alarm in their petition for Supreme Court review of an appellate decision that revived patent-infringement litigation against them, Cellspin Soft argued in a brief to the high court on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A new U.S. rule aimed at restoring consumers' ability to band together to sue financial companies has survived its first challenge, as a top banking regulator on Monday said he would not petition for it to be suspended.
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In the Senate, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is seeking passage of a wide-ranging bill that would reduce minimum sentences for nonviolent drug crimes, potentially affecting as many as 6,500 people now in prison who could petition for reduced sentences.
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But the government could file a petition for "certiorari before judgment"—leapfrogging the circuit court given the expediency required—and the justices could hear the full case on the merits this spring, with a decision by the end of June.
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What to watch: The RAISE act, which offered a similar legal immigration system and was backed by Trump in 2017, eliminated the ability for U.S. citizens to petition for siblings, parents or children over the age of 18 years old.
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Despite Meek's pleas, which helped propel him to the head of a national conversation on justice reform, Judge Genece Brinkley of the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas turned down a petition for a new trial last year -- against Krasner's recommendation.
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One of Lyft's chief complaints about the new law is that it benefits Uber because the company is bigger, with more drivers and more riders, and that it will have the opportunity to petition for a different utilization rate next year.
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The Boys are on a bye this week, so if the court decides to deny Zeke's petition for a rehearing before next week ... his 6-game suspension will be reinstated and he won't be on the field against the Niners.
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The groups all filed amicus briefs Monday, asking the justices to grant a petition for review of a ruling from the 22019th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that allowed a blind Domino's Pizza customer to sue over the company's website.
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That's the rather startling argument posited by Emulex Corporation in a newly-filed petition for U.S. Supreme Court review of a 203th Circuit decision that revived a shareholder class action challenging Avago Technologies' $220 million acquisition of Emulex in 214.
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This was the case late last year, when the Israeli Supreme Court dismissed a petition for the demolition of an illegal structure in Mitzpe Danny after the state told the court that it was advancing a process to authorize the outpost.
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Gomez's parents are waiting for their applications for citizenship to be approved so they can petition for him to immigrate legally; he's crossing his fingers that that happens before January 20, but is realizing he might need to make other plans.
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" In a recent petition for paid sick leave and childcare accommodations during the pandemic created by Amazon warehouse workers in Queens, workers wrote, "we have seen an increase in the volume of such goods, placing a greater strain on workers.
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The union representing the 4,700 striking workers vowed to fight the petition for a back-to-work order "tooth and nail," calling the agency's action a "pointless" legal maneuver that would only distract from talks aimed at settling the dispute.
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Judge orders US not to transfer American accused of fighting for ISIS The American Civil Liberties Union, which is representing the unnamed man, has filed a petition for habeas corpus, challenging the legality of his detention by the US government.
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States would get the grants if their legislation met certain criteria, primarily that family members or a law enforcement officer can petition for an individual's gun to be taken away if that person poses a threat to themselves or others.
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