She isn't being prosecuted because of what she did, she's being prosecuted because of what she represents.
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Nobody who has done counterespionage work would think this is a case that's been prosecuted — would be prosecuted, ever.
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"We'll highlight the differences in the way Hillary Clinton was prosecuted and how my client was prosecuted," Daigle said.
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Right now part of the problem is nobody gets prosecuted ... you have the report of rape and nobody gets prosecuted.
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During their careers, Ms. Troiani prosecuted homicides and both prosecuted sexual offense cases, Ms. Kivitz focusing on rape and child abuse.
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Likewise, in cases involving fugitive slaves: When people were prosecuted for trying to help a slave escape, those folks were prosecuted.
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The family "didn't want a white person to be prosecuted — they wanted the right person to be prosecuted," Mr. Merritt said.
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Manafort's case is also unusual because individuals who are prosecuted federally are not usually then prosecuted by a state for similar crimes.
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Members of Congress cannot be prosecuted, either criminally, they can't be sued civilly, they cannot be prosecuted ethically for what they say.
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New York law bars someone from being prosecuted in state court if that person has already been prosecuted elsewhere for the same acts.
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While whether the president can be prosecuted is a matter of controversy, it is clear that vice presidents can be prosecuted while in office.
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A small 13 percent minority said that marijuana users and distributors should be prosecuted while 3 percent said that only distributors should be prosecuted.
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"We'll highlight the differences in the way Hillary Clinton was prosecuted and how my client was prosecuted," Saucier's attorney Ronald Daigle told Fox News.
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The report points out that perpetrators prosecuted in state courts for sextortion end up getting far less time in jail than those prosecuted in the federal system.
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Besides Mr. Bharara, there's James Comey, who prosecuted Ms. Stewart, and Patrick Fitzgerald, who prosecuted both Mr. Blagojevich and Mr. Libby, and is a friend of Mr. Comey's.
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"It wasn't prosecuted back then, but was prosecuted now, and we were able to obtain a conviction," said Feden, who did not work for the office at the time.
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Illegal entry and illegal reentry have been the two most commonly prosecuted crimes in federal court for years — often via mass trials that basically prosecuted dozens of people at once.
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Will Judy Ever Be Prosecuted For The Hit & Run?
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" Giuliani responded: "Well then they never prosecuted elections fraud.
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Bill Peterson, the Pontotoc County District Attorney who prosecuted Ward and Fontenot, remained adamant that the men were guilty (coincidentally, Peterson also prosecuted Dennis Fritz and Ron Williamson during Carter's murder trial).
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Barnes's family "didn't want a white person to be prosecuted — they wanted the right person to be prosecuted," Lee Merritt, a civil rights lawyer assisting Barnes's family, told the New York Times.
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But many of the migrants come seeking work, and just 11 employers were prosecuted for hiring undocumented workers over a year — compared with 112,000 people prosecuted for illegal entry or re-entry.
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And of course they were formally prosecuted in the Nuremberg Trials after World War II. These are heinous crimes, often genocides, against a set of targeted people, and prosecuted at an international level.
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Should all individuals who enter the U.S. illegally be prosecuted?
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But will anyone actually be prosecuted criminally for this disaster?
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They were all prosecuted by some combination of this team.
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So far, no one has been prosecuted for the killing.
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You prosecuted the blind sheikh, first World Trade Center bombing.
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Obama prosecuted mothers for coming to the United States illegally.
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And if someone breaks that law, they should be prosecuted.
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Last year, we prosecuted a record number of firearms offenses.
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Many cases are reported, but few are investigated and prosecuted.
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Of those, 13 prosecuted citizens for allegedly spreading false information.
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Of those, 22016 prosecuted citizens for allegedly spreading false information.
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He was never prosecuted, and has since maintained his innocence.
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N: But he could be prosecuted after he leaves office?
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" If Comey directed this, Giuliani said, "he should be prosecuted.
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Around 300 people have been prosecuted in Somalia for piracy.
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It's not clear how many of those cases were prosecuted.
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Others called for Olomide to be prosecuted in the country.
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In 1997, Buck was prosecuted for capital murder in Houston.
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Parenteau said these issues are not always enforced or prosecuted.
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Can a sitting president be prosecuted in a criminal proceeding?
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Employees who take sensitive company material could be prosecuted, too.
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Between 2001 and 2005 only three senior officials were prosecuted.
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Physicians cannot be prosecuted for prescribing medications to hasten death.
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I don't believe victims of sexual assault should be prosecuted.
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Or if anybody was prosecuted, nobody would be seriously punished.
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No one has been fired or prosecuted for the looting.
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One state lawmaker even said the accusers should be prosecuted.
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In a few months, most similar cases won't be prosecuted.
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As a result, the boy was never charged or prosecuted.
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If they lie, then they can be prosecuted for fraud.
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When he was a US attorney, Christie prosecuted Kushner's father.
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It was not immediately clear why the case wasn't prosecuted.
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"He risks being prosecuted after he leaves office," she said.
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Adults and children are prosecuted separately, leading to their separation.
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" "He leaked CLASSIFIED information, for which he should be prosecuted.
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No one should be prosecuted for exposing human rights violations.
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Cases that — for now — have no way of being prosecuted.
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It was not immediately clear if he was ever prosecuted.
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It did not recommend that the president should be prosecuted.
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The Escamillas had pushed hard for him to be prosecuted.
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Mr. Spota, then an assistant district attorney, prosecuted the case.
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Mr. DeLay was prosecuted in Texas but not federally charged.
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They must be investigated, and alleged perpetrators must be prosecuted.
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Many called for the officer to be fired and prosecuted.
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Clinton's inner circle should be prosecuted for mishandling classified information.
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Under current law, presidents can only be prosecuted for treason.
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And he has suggested he still wants Hillary Clinton prosecuted.
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And in some cases, teachers involved have been prosecuted individually.
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That case against Sanders was clarified but not fully prosecuted.
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He may have even falsely claimed to have prosecuted terrorists.
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Less than two per cent of reported crimes are prosecuted.
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Neither Lauren Zarsky nor her mother, Dorothy Zarsky, were prosecuted.
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They've prosecuted hundreds of doctors but very few pharmaceutical executives.
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"I never wanted Anthony to be prosecuted," she told me.
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The case is being prosecuted by U.S. attorneys in Nevada.
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No one has ever been successfully prosecuted under that law.
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Those actions should be condemned, and the right people prosecuted.
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Mr. Christie prosecuted Mr. Kushner more than a decade ago.
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To date, not a single case has been fully prosecuted.
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Several Republican presidential candidates have said Clinton should be prosecuted.
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When I was US Attorney, we prosecuted Democrats and Republicans.
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Read: Trump's plot to smear Mueller is in full swing A sitting president has never been prosecuted, and most legal experts say the question of whether he or she can be prosecuted is closed.
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I don't know what the political forces are at play in main Justice—my guess is that there are strong views on whether the case, from a political perspective, should be prosecuted, or not prosecuted.
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She also stole a 99p book, for which she was prosecuted.
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Saudi Arabia has arrested thousands of terrorism suspects and prosecuted hundreds.
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But still we want the culprits to be arrested and prosecuted.
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United States (1878), in which a Mormon was prosecuted for polygamy.
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The government says perpetrators of anti-LGBT hate crimes are prosecuted.
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You have to, you will be prosecuted if you … come illegally.
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Here, there's an existing law being broken that can be prosecuted.
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The aim, he said, is to have it prosecuted in Norway.
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They were not prosecuted, and their arrest records have been expunged.
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So I guess the question stands why did nobody get prosecuted?
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Between 1976 and 1988 those prosecuted for rape were not named.
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Even heterosexuals could be prosecuted for enjoying oral or anal sex.
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And if he is prosecuted or impeached because of that, great.
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Several people have been prosecuted for engaging in such hate speech.
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He is the only one who has been prosecuted for conspiracy.
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Eyre was removed from his colonial post, but was never prosecuted.
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Nobody should ever be prosecuted by perjured testimony and false evidence.
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"Less than five percent of cyber crimes are prosecuted," he estimated.
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And how come no one was ever prosecuted for the murder?
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He said the guy was prosecuted because he worked for me.
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You have to, you will be prosecuted if you… come illegally.
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Hillary Clinton should have been prosecuted and should be in jail.
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She has not been prosecuted and is still living among us.
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Some former paramilitaries have been prosecuted, others have been co-opted.
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Do you know how many of those the Obama administration prosecuted?
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He successfully prosecuted the people who blew up the Birmingham church.
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He has prosecuted directly or indirectly more than 5,000 criminal cases.
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Several drone operators have been prosecuted and are now serving time.
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But those two are being prosecuted for possibly committing the crime.
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Chris Christie, who could be prosecuted for his role in Bridgegate?
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They should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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The government insists that culprits are being hunted, caught and prosecuted.
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Immigrant children and parents are separated while the parents are prosecuted.
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Another Alabama Republican suggested that Moore's accusers should themselves be prosecuted.
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Parents who had crossed without authorization were prosecuted for illegal entry.
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Its judicial system has investigated, prosecuted, and jailed its own leaders.
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Well, if presidents can't be prosecuted, then they're above the law.
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Between 1966 and 2015, only seven criminal cases were prosecuted under
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In response, Yiannopoulos called for Berkeley's administrators to be criminally prosecuted.
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No one in Malaysia has been prosecuted over the missing money.
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Finally, it declared on November 6 that Clinton would not prosecuted.
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Or they were prosecuted for lying about crimes that didn't occur.
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He advocated that Duncan be prosecuted, just days before Duncan died.
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Still, most of the cases are too old to be prosecuted.
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Children and their parents are prosecuted separately, resulting in their separation.
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However, the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) is rarely actually prosecuted.
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"I thought [the crime I prosecuted] was unique," they told Broadly.
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"Crooks and thieves will be prosecuted in due process," he said.
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He was prosecuted and jailed for crossing the border without papers.
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Those who violate the government's decree will be prosecuted, it said.
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Doug Jones, the Democrat, had prosecuted Ku Klux Klansmen for murder.
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The police chief said authorities will ensure the suspects are prosecuted.
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While doctors were prosecuted for abortions before Roe, patients rarely were.
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"They didn't want a white person to be prosecuted," he said.
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Mr. Hynes denied this, saying he had prosecuted many such cases.
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The coach, Haji Abdul Sediq Seddiqi, was fired but never prosecuted.
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The coach, Haji Abdul Sediq Seddiqi, was dismissed but never prosecuted.
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The officer who opened fire was arrested and will be prosecuted.
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Mr. Cosby was prosecuted by a subsequent district attorney in 2015.
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Clinton prosecuted, Mr. Trump was following through on a campaign promise.
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It was also her civilian government that prosecuted the Reuters journalists.
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Clinton was never prosecuted for her use of the private server.
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The US has, however, prosecuted a number of their foreign fighters.
|
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There were calls for the whistleblower to be "prosecuted" and worse.
|
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The incident was too old to be prosecuted under state law.
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In fact, nobody was ever prosecuted under EPA's 2015 WOTUS rule.
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Those who gave aid or comfort to terrorists would be prosecuted.
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County officials aggressively prosecuted sexual predators who abused children, she said.
|
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Does this mean bad police shouldn't be prosecuted or held accountable?
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Riyadh has said the suspects will be prosecuted in Saudi Arabia.
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In the last decade, only four FARA cases have been prosecuted.
|
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"Lying to an inspector general is very rarely prosecuted," Toobin said.
|
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Kolko was arrested and prosecuted for allegedly molesting two young boys.
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If you're breaking the law, you should be prosecuted and punished.
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The case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney George Varghese.
|
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He thinks that instead, the government should have prosecuted everyone involved.
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"Any criminal activity must be prosecuted and individuals held to account."
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Those who gave aid or comfort to terrorists would be prosecuted.
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Those who violate the government's decree will be prosecuted, it said.
|
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None of them, she points out, were prosecuted for any crimes.
|
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African-Americans around the country demanded that the men be prosecuted.
|
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Prosecuted parents, as a result, would be separated from their children.
|
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" She said on Twitter, "The perpetrators must be identified and prosecuted.
|
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The girl is too young to be prosecuted under Iraqi law.
|
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But no one has ever been successfully prosecuted under this law.
|
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" Former L.A. deputy district attorney Marcia Clark, who prosecuted Bardo — and later prosecuted O.J. Simpson in his 1995 murder trial — echoed Danna's sentiment: "Good things came of it, but none of those things bring Rebecca back.
|
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Lewis prosecuted major felony and homicide cases, according to CNN affiliate WFTV.
|
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Listen, we know he will never probably never be prosecuted for anything.
|
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But the question remains: who can be prosecuted and under what law?
|
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"Unfortunately, it rarely gets prosecuted," Kobach said in an February 2015 interview.
|
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Even today, it is not prosecuted as harshly as rape outside marriage.
|
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"A man who rapes a drunk girl should be prosecuted," she writes.
|
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed allegations that Russia prosecuted gay people.
|
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They remain open cold case homicides because no one was ever prosecuted.
|
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But they were caught, prosecuted and most of the money was recovered.
|
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On the other hand, you have a guy who prosecuted the KKK.
|
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Child trafficking is currently prosecuted under a range of laws in India.
|
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HADLEY GAMBLE: And he shouldn't be prosecuted potentially under the Logan Act?
|
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As you can see, the document warns she could be federally prosecuted.
|
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The Serious Fraud Office (SFO), which prosecuted the case, declined to comment.
|
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Epstein's conduct was despicable, and everyone who participated should be vigorously prosecuted.
|
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Before that she prosecuted more than 100 cases for the U.S. government.
|
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The seizure is still being held and no one has been prosecuted.
|
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Outside court, he suggested that Evans should be prosecuted criminally for perjury.
|
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He was prosecuted for defaming the military, the government and individual politicians.
|
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It called for top generals to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide.
|
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Things could have ended badly and all 3 will be criminally prosecuted.
|
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One activist was prosecuted for helping her disabled father with his ballot.
|
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In return, the tax evaders would not be prosecuted, the government promised.
|
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Could a sex-positive event be prosecuted as operating an illegal brothel?
|
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Could I, a regular person, be prosecuted if I did the same?
|
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Aronberg's statement Monday confirmed that Kraft will be prosecuted for the crime.
|
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Before Ali could be prosecuted, someone—anyone—needed to complain against him.
|
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His girlfriend also refused to cooperate so the case was not prosecuted.
|
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Fitzgerald never prosecuted anyone for the crime he was assigned to investigate.
|
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Afraid they'd be prosecuted, the Browns moved to Nevada in January 2011.
|
|
Nearly 60 percent believe she should have been prosecuted over her emails.
|
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Recently, we had a case prosecuted where an officer kicked somebody unnecessarily.
|
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"If she's prosecuted, she'd likely end up with probation," Slaten tells PEOPLE.
|
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Now she is being criminally prosecuted for third-degree assault, a misdemeanor.
|
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"No crime of this kind can be prosecuted without cooperation," Rakoff said.
|
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Most of Cosby's alleged crimes date too far back to be prosecuted.
|
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Since then, more than 80% of their cases have been successfully prosecuted.
|
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The Georgia law also states that doctors performing abortions will be prosecuted.
|
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Hundreds of Mursi sympathizers have been detained and prosecuted since his ousting.
|
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Five other former Zaman journalists prosecuted in the same trial were acquitted.
|
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It has to be prosecuted, and it has to be dealt with.
|
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They have denied raping Kavanaugh and were never prosecuted for sexual abuse.
|
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Environmental crimes like illegal logging also seldom prosecuted in countries like Indonesia.
|
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These statutes are intended to prevent someone from being fired or prosecuted.
|
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They have said that those responsibly are being prosecuted for the incident.
|
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And notably, Comey prosecuted Stewart while Fitzgerald oversaw the prosecution of Blagojevich.
|
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He could not be prosecuted for it because the Constitution permits it.
|
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They had the same question: Would Carolyn Bryant be prosecuted for lying?
|
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No one has been prosecuted over golden coin turtles in recent years.
|
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The department said it had never prosecuted anyone for such an offense.
|
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No one is being prosecuted — we're not out to silence dissenting views.
|
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The court prosecuted Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic, who died during his trial.
|
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Alabama, where only doctors can be prosecuted for providing abortions, in Northern
|
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Those two individuals are now being prosecuted by the Department of Justice.
|
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In 2013, Ms. Holst prosecuted Stanislas Mbanednande, also a naturalized Swedish citizen.
|
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He alerted the city's attorney general, whose office prosecuted drunken-driving cases.
|
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The case is being prosecuted in the Southern District of New York.
|
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For instance, the Senate majority leader he successfully prosecuted was a Republican.
|
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Mr. Gloe was the only person prosecuted in connection with the accident.
|
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Her doctors agreed, even though they could have been prosecuted for it.
|
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It sounds like she's not getting prosecuted for...her role in something?
|
|
Fonseka has denied the allegations and called for Sirisena to be prosecuted.
|
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He is the first person to be prosecuted by the special counsel.
|
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You could be sued, or worse, prosecuted, if you break the law.
|
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Abortion is prosecuted like murder, but without any lenience for self-defense.
|
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The case should be prosecuted in court and not in the press.
|
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After his release in 2012, he was prosecuted for failing to register.
|
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Like, treason is not typically prosecuted in a call-and-response fashion.
|
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As a district attorney, Vazquez prosecuted domestic violence and sexual abuse cases.
|
|
His defenders say he is being unfairly prosecuted for doing his job.
|
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No U.S. president has ever been prosecuted for crimes after leaving office.
|
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The general feeling being: O.K., so bankers weren't prosecuted way back when.
|
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But at least they are being prosecuted in the court of fashion!
|
|
And yet only 27 federal hate-crime defendants were prosecuted that year.
|
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It's a good thing that these acts are being prosecuted and denounced.
|
|
Allen, who has continually denied the accusations, was investigated but never prosecuted.
|
|
But survivors are not safer when cases are prosecuted without their participation.
|
|
Violations of election law are rarely detected and even more rarely prosecuted.
|
|
When migrants do report these crimes, few are ever investigated or prosecuted.
|
|
Though Congress has documented many of those abuses, nobody has been prosecuted.
|
|
"Such conduct must be fiercely opposed and firmly prosecuted," the president said.
|
|
He had also been prosecuted for ordinance violations related to animal control.
|
|
But one potential consequence looms especially large: They may also be prosecuted.
|
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Under Greek law, politicians cannot be directly prosecuted by the judicial authorities.
|
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In three others, he was prosecuted for comments made on the site.
|
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No pro-government Facebook users have ever been prosecuted along similar lines.
|
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It has reduced the number of people prosecuted on minor marijuana charges.
|
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Stone was not prosecuted "for standing up for the President," she said.
|
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Those accompanied by children generally aren't prosecuted because children can't be detained.
|
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Sessions said 90% of cases being referred to Justice are being prosecuted.
|
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" She added: "A man who rapes a drunk girl should be prosecuted.
|
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There are all these questions about whether the president can be prosecuted.
|
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I said, But I was prosecuted for this and I revealed myself!
|
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Persons determined to be assisting him to evade capture will be prosecuted.
|
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No one has yet been prosecuted for the death of Tabaruk, either.
|
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Aus Lesupi, a spokesperson for Lesotho police, says they should be prosecuted.
|
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" She added: "A man who rapes a drunk girl should be prosecuted.
|
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The scandal is being called the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted.
|
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Lying to Congress is a federal crime, though it is rarely prosecuted.
|
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She said if cases are prosecuted, forensic nurses are called to testify.
|
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In the past, the federal authorities have destroyed fields and prosecuted growers.
|
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Cohen was the only individual prosecuted as part of the federal investigation.
|
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I'm not sure about prosecuted, at least not while he's in office.
|
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It's not related to Russia, so it shouldn't have been prosecuted, essentially.
|
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He calls for his enemies to be prosecuted and his friends freed.
|
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No one is being prosecuted — we're not out to silence dissenting views.
|
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And he emphasized that she would likely be prosecuted if she returns.
|
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South Africa's chief prosecutor decided that Zuma should be prosecuted last month.
|
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He'll also be prosecuted for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit.
|
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For example, Patrick Fitzgerald -- who was appointed as a special counsel by then-Deputy Attorney General James Comey using the same DOJ regulations that Mueller is operating under now -- prosecuted Scooter Libby (he also later prosecuted Rod Blagojevich).
|
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Under the law of 20163, illegal drugs remain illegal and dealers are prosecuted.
|
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To my knowledge, no C.I.A. employee has ever been prosecuted or even reprimanded.
|
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Note: Most murders are prosecuted at the state and not the federal level.
|
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On July 73, Welles demanded that those responsible for Woodard's attack be prosecuted.
|
|
In 2013, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas prosecuted Miranda.
|
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It seems like McCabe is getting ready for himself perhaps to be prosecuted.
|
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Its law does not prevent undocumented immigrants from being prosecuted for criminal activity.
|
|
Eliot Spitzer quit while under ethical fire, although ultimately they were not prosecuted.
|
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"It's rare because ... you can be prosecuted and go to jail," he said.
|
|
Kempenich argued that any drivers who intentionally targeted protesters would still be prosecuted.
|
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Remember, it was Obama who prosecuted nearly a half a million illegal immigrants.
|
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None of them was ever impeached, though several were prosecuted after leaving office.
|
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Some vocal critics have suggested Flynn could be prosecuted for violating the statute.
|
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The journalists who allegedly published this classified piece of information should be prosecuted.
|
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The officials who provided the journalist with the information should be prosecuted too.
|
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He also questioned whether such cases could be prosecuted civilly, rather than criminally.
|
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Friedrich questioned whether Pinedo had been prejudiced by being prosecuted by Mueller's office.
|
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If it errs again, the firm will be prosecuted for the original charges.
|
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On Wednesday, her father, Michael Hill, told ABC News Heslep should be prosecuted.
|
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A year earlier, only 19 murder cases were prosecuted out of 943 cases.
|
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But no one appears ever to have been prosecuted for violating the clause.
|
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In the last decade, at least 200 women have been prosecuted for lying.
|
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Cooper claims in his lawsuit that they maliciously prosecuted him with false evidence.
|
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That is a perfect illustration of the kind of cases that get prosecuted.
|
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Chris Christie, meanwhile, prosecuted the Republican case against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
|
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No HSBC executives or employees were prosecuted for the violations, the report said.
|
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To avoid being prosecuted, he decides to take young Ian back to Lallybroch.
|
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Other guest editors are also being investigated or prosecuted on terrorism-related charges.
|
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" And again: "Hillary Clinton should have been prosecuted and should be in jail.
|
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And activists complain that high-ranking officials are never prosecuted for taking backhanders.
|
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He explains why Wall Street executives were not prosecuted for the financial crisis.
|
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There are widespread expectations that more members of Dung's administration will be prosecuted.
|
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The case was prosecuted by the Justice Department's Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit.
|
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He indicated in 2010 the NYT could be prosecuted for releasing WikiLeaks documents.
|
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As US attorney, Rosenstein prosecuted individual cases of corrupt cops across the state.
|
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Assange and his fellow hackers are terrorists and should be prosecuted as such.
|
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At least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese-majeste since the coup.
|
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But no one suggested that the practice be prosecuted or the president impeached.
|
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This lie is a crime for which he actually could have been prosecuted.
|
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So, why not take it forward, have it prosecuted for it instead of.
|
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The Innocence Project's Session said he believes corrections officials need to be prosecuted.
|
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Two people were prosecuted for improper voting in Colorado, out of 3,85033 investigated.
|
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Since the coup, at least 94 people have been prosecuted for lese majeste.
|
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And yet the Justice Department prosecuted only 27 hate-crimes defendants in 2016.
|
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I prosecuted domestic violence crimes in Brooklyn, New York, for over six years.
|
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Kurt Seifert, of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office, prosecuted both men.
|
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Clinton not be prosecuted over her email server, but had to publicly upbraid
|
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Furthermore, D'Souza was prosecuted by former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara (who Trump fired).
|
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S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York who prosecuted his case.
|
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U.S. attorney in 1997 by Bill Clinton, Jones soon prosecuted and won the
|
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His father was the Los Angeles district attorney who unsuccessfully prosecuted OJ Simpson.
|
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It's unclear whether anyone has been prosecuted under this law in the past.
|
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On Monday, Sessions warned that any violation of immigration law would be prosecuted.
|
|
And he said that companies that host such sites should also be prosecuted.
|
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"This human tragedy will continue if those responsible are not prosecuted," he said.
|
|
Some, like Binder and Mardini, have been prosecuted for things they deny ever
|
|
Under Krasner's guidelines, a grab bag of criminal offenses no longer are prosecuted.
|
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President Trump should not be criminally prosecuted for doing what John Edwards did.
|
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Comey broke with protocol by publicly announcing that Clinton would not be prosecuted.
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The originator, the transmitting site and even the recipient can each be prosecuted.
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Connolly said the man was never prosecuted because he was declared mentally incapacitated.
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As far as Siska knows, they have never been prosecuted for their crimes.
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I'd have prosecuted her a year ago and probably convicted her by now.
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As a result, he collected the disability for which he has been prosecuted.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Miller was not prosecuted, due to insufficient evidence.
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But in too many instances, hate crimes are not addressed, prosecuted, or reported.
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The fact that dopers are not prosecuted to me does not make sense.
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Now, Michael Flynn is obviously not going to be prosecuted for levying war.
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Voting to allow 13-year-olds to be prosecuted as adults without mercy.
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If campaigns commit election law violations they should be prosecuted, regardless of party.
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And he deserves to be apprehended, if possible, and prosecuted for those crimes.
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The policy includes separating parents from their children while they are being prosecuted.
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When your behavior is violent you need to be prosecuted and locked up!!!!!
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Another 22009 are being prosecuted or have already been convicted in military commissions.
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The chances of Sessions being prosecuted are, despite all of this, very slim.
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In the past, nude photo hackers have been arrested, prosecuted and locked up.
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Jose Nieves: He has prosecuted correctional officers, police officers and military service members.
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Through it all, residents continued to ask whether Mr. Snyder would be prosecuted.
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"This human tragedy will continue if those responsible are not prosecuted," he said.
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Most disturbingly, stories of assault are still discounted; cases are not vigorously prosecuted.
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And when allegedly bad cops are prosecuted, those charges rarely culminate in convictions.
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"Those who violate that trust deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent."
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The case is being prosecuted by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.
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We've seen parents prosecuted for letting their kids go to the park alone.
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The ousted speaker, Michael G. Hubbard, was prosecuted in state court, not federal.
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Fitzgerald prosecuted Libby as well and also joined Comey's legal team in 2017.
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He said he looked for false promises and misrepresentations that can be prosecuted.
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Mr. Moi was never prosecuted, though corruption inquiries implicated him and his family.
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They want the two officers involved in the Clark shooting fired and prosecuted.
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Additionally, our United States attorney, not our local district attorney, prosecuted the case.
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But he has also explicitly said that bad police officers should be prosecuted.
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Many who were prosecuted said they didn't understand they were barred from voting.
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On Thursday, however, she'll be handling a case unlike any she's ever prosecuted.
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He was prosecuted for circulating information that could cause public fear or alarm.
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And until recently, officials say, the government rarely prosecuted or investigated them aggressively.
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Under the agreement, they could be pursued and prosecuted in all 16 countries.
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Neither Lauren Zarsky nor her mother, Dorothy Zarsky, were prosecuted in the case.
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But the real problem, however, is not people being prosecuted for such conduct.
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You have reported ... you have the report of rape and nobody gets prosecuted.
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Data showing the number of men prosecuted under Section 497 is not available.
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I would not dictate who should be prosecuted or who should be exonerated.
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His government has prosecuted and imprisoned critics, some of whom wound up dead.
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"These actions are heinous and should be fully investigated and prosecuted," she said.
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Neither he nor anyone else has been arrested or prosecuted over the massacre.
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Intransigent police officials risk being held in contempt of court or even prosecuted.
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The DePaul Center requested that the charge not be prosecuted, the prosecutor said.
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I would not dictate who should be prosecuted or who should be exonerated.
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But during the Cold War, treasonous conduct was often prosecuted under other statutes.
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The defense claimed she committed welfare fraud, for which she was later prosecuted.
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He brushed off charges of corruption against his allies, who were not prosecuted.
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Alchin's case is unique from most online harassment cases successfully prosecuted in Australia.
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Brandon eluded as much and Tommy said he didn't want his son prosecuted.
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The FBI investigated, and the person who made the threats is being prosecuted.
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Although migrants could still face deportation, they could no longer be criminally prosecuted.
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A senior government official close to the investigation said that Azhar, who has been placed under house arrest in the past but never prosecuted, would be prosecuted this time if evidence connected him to the attack on the Pathankot air base.
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Mr. Brown replied that "over two-thirds of the cases cited" were prosecuted before he became district attorney, and that all the cases listed "represent less than one-tenth of 1 percent of the hundreds of thousands" prosecuted during that period.
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Sanchez Valle, the justices ruled that a person could not be prosecuted for the same crime by both the federal government and the Puerto Rican government, even though one can be prosecuted separately by both the federal government and a state.
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For instance, denying the Holocaust can be prosecuted in Germany as well as France.
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The Clintons were never prosecuted in any of those investigations, but they emerged scarred.
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You&aposve been around a while, you&aposve prosecuted these cases we talked about.
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He says that number will increase as more parents are prosecuted for illegal entry.
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"Voting fraud is prevalent, though infrequently prosecuted," FAIR wrote in a November 2016 newsletter.
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Remember he was prosecuted under the Obama administration for violating a campaign finance law?
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It's not copyright, but it sure looks, walks and would be prosecuted like copyright.
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It's why perjury must remain a crime that is often threatened but rarely prosecuted.
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But under the new zero tolerance policy, everyone caught by authorities will be prosecuted.
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And besides, he noted, the department recently prosecuted a bunch of tuna fish executives.
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To that end, some founders behind fraud ICOs have been prosecuted by the SEC.
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How would you presidency ensure incidents of police violence are investigated and prosecuted fairly?
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During that same period, 120,344 people were prosecuted for illegal entry or illegal reentry.
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Homosexuality itself was regarded as a crime there, albeit one that was rarely prosecuted.
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Later, this controversial decision led to Pou and two nurses being prosecuted for homicide.
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The NCDF prosecuted more than 1,300 cases of Katrina-related fraud in 49 states.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Assistant U.S. Attorney Dwayne Williams prosecuted the case against the Rabuffos.
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But could an embattled president pardon himself if he is prosecuted for federal crimes?
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The case was never prosecuted and was eventually dismissed, with Linda claiming self-defense.
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Jordan was furious and barred Israeli diplomats from returning until the guard is prosecuted.
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If these swimmers are detained, arrested, or prosecuted in Brazil, they are not immune.
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Now we need an apology for the law that prosecuted thousands of #gay people.
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The leaker could face up to five years in jail if identified and prosecuted.
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A$AP, who's being prosecuted for assault, has been locked up since July 3.
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Some U.S. military personnel have been prosecuted for murder and other crimes in Afghanistan.
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Bharara had prosecuted D'Souza in 2014 for making campaign contributions that exceeded legal limits.
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"Somebody should be prosecuted for letting Anthony Weiner have access to classified intelligence," Sen.
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Kushner, whose father was prosecuted by Christie, could also throw water on the move.
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James said he hoped to see McCarrick prosecuted and would like a public apology.
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"But I want that person to be prosecuted beyond a shadow of a doubt."
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Again, that appears to be the Fonzie defense: Too cool to be prosecuted. Eyyyyyyyyy.
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When American citizens break the law, they are separated from their children and prosecuted.
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But they could not be prosecuted as terrorism because the law doesn't allow it.
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It marked the first time in Russian history that a corpse was successfully prosecuted.
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And it's become one of the most prosecuted federal crimes in the United States.
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SBM said in Monday's statement that "individuals" and former executives could still be prosecuted.
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What factors would law enforcement look at to determine if I should be prosecuted?
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Flynn may be stone-cold guilty, but that doesn't mean he must be prosecuted.
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The US attorney's office for the Southern District of Mississippi prosecuted the hate crime.
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"The latter is also punishable by us and will be strictly prosecuted," Barley said.
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In fact, the Obama administration has prosecuted more whistleblowers than all previous presidents combined.
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Twenty people are now being prosecuted for making threats and discriminatory remarks against her.
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Arguedas tells TMZ Sports she's "never been more confident" Larry will not be prosecuted.
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He has yet to be prosecuted, returned to his job and denies the allegations.
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This is the first time that someone has been prosecuted under the new regime.
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Why aretraffickers having their cases null prosecuted or sentenced to short lengths of incarceration?
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The violence was clearly organised, yet no one has been prosecuted for organising it.
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That means cops can continue investigating, but O.J. cannot be prosecuted again -- double jeopardy.
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Though they are rarely prosecuted, doctors can face up to 10 years in prison.
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In 1946, authorities prosecuted Inez Brown Burns because her business enabled racketeering and corruption.
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Since his release from prison, Venables twice has been prosecuted for possessing child pornography.
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In 22010, he was prosecuted for failing to return a rental car, a felony.
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Past administrations sometimes prosecuted unauthorized border crossers, but it has never been uniform policy.
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He's the only person I prosecuted who got a life sentence for selling drugs.
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"Hillary Clinton should have been prosecuted and should be in jail," Trump tweeted Saturday.
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Melissa Carvajal, the Assistant District Attorney who had prosecuted Kargu, took the witness stand.
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Extrajudicial killings by police are extremely common in Kenya but officers are rarely prosecuted.
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Since 193, at least 219 women have been prosecuted under El Salvador's abortion ban.
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You have to, you will be prosecuted if you bring, if you come illegally.
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" The same article said, "A man who rapes a drunk girl should be prosecuted.
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It was the first time the court prosecuted cultural destruction as a war crime.
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Corey prosecuted dozens of murder cases herself over 36 years as a trial lawyer.
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Law enforcement sources tell us 47-year-old Terry Bryant will not be prosecuted.
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"We urge authorities to investigate if her threats could be prosecuted," the statement said.
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"In 1967, she was charged with kidnapping and wasn't prosecuted for it," Levin reports.
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Of course, one can be prosecuted for giving someone money in exchange for testimony.
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It has prosecuted newly captured suspects — both foreigners and American citizens — in civilian court.
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There was no mention during the hearing of her being prosecuted under zero tolerance.
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The suit claims he was falsely arrested, maliciously prosecuted and denied a speedy trial.
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If you praise the authorities, you'll be prosecuted under the law against fake news.
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The president tweeted that Comey "should be prosecuted" last week over the memos' release.
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Both Thang and Thanh were prosecuted for other corruption cases, separate from Monday's case.
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In photographs from the trial, he seemed utterly shocked that he was being prosecuted.
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And often the cases that do most of them will not be prosecuted successfully.
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Yet, according to the IRR, not a single police official has been successfully prosecuted.
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Well, I hope the Zodiac is still alive because then he can be prosecuted.
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The CII suggests that any man who doesn't follow the processes should be prosecuted.
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Cases aren't being prosecuted—they're being plead out, and they're not going to trial.
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Why were prostitutes prosecuted in some cases and in others respected and fawned on?
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Burr raised an army in the West and should have been prosecuted for treason.
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According to the privacy judgment, about 200 people have been prosecuted under Section 7003.
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Still, some people who were prosecuted for criticizing officials in the past are cautious.
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There are police reports from 2009 and 103, but Zach Smith was never prosecuted.
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Mr. Mueller has already prosecuted several people for making false statements in the case.
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Chairman Wu Xiaohui, who had been prosecuted for economic crimes, was arrested in June.
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Whether the 16 had been arrested and would be prosecuted was not immediately clear.
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During the same time frame, 21990,727 people were prosecuted for entering the US illegally.
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Records do show, however, that nunchaku possession has regularly — if not frequently — been prosecuted.
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None have been prosecuted, and Sheriff Kitts said Ms. Todd shouldn't be tried, either.
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An earlier version of this briefing misidentified the Hague court that prosecuted Slobodan Praljak.
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Mason submitted a provisional ballot that was never counted, but she was still prosecuted.
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According to the privacy judgment, about 200 people have been prosecuted under Section 377.
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She added that the trial should not have been prosecuted in the first place.
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If they support the Taliban, they are quick to be prosecuted by the government.
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Her killer should be prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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They can, however, be prosecuted separately for a charge known as gross negligence manslaughter.
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The government shut down the Silk Road and prosecuted its founder, Ross W. Ulbricht.
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Despite the severity of the alleged crimes, it's unlikely that anyone will be prosecuted.
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They suggested that he could be prosecuted for desertion and for some lesser crimes.
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Min Aung Hlaing, and other top generals should be prosecuted in an international court.
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Mr. Manafort was prosecuted by Mr. Mueller's team and later convicted of federal charges.
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Evidence from authorities indicates that the shooting could be prosecuted as a hate crime.
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Drug traffickers understand that stiff sentences typically attach once they are arrested and prosecuted.
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"My sense is probably some employees will be prosecuted -- supervisory employees," she told CNN.
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Anyone known to own a gun who does not register it will be prosecuted.
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And the US attorney who prosecuted Blagojevich was Patrick Fitzgerald -- who Comey had praised.
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Why are so few senior executives prosecuted and meanwhile Eric Wanger's career is destroyed?
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But the Revolutionary Guards, who operate a parallel intelligence bureaucracy, prosecuted the charges anyway.
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Officer Pinheiro's case will be prosecuted by the Public Trust and Police Integrity Unit.
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The Justice Department did not comment on whether she would be extradited or prosecuted.
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But the vast majority of people identified as holding undeclared accounts were not prosecuted.
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"You could be prosecuted," said Melvin Patterson, a spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Doctors are often afraid to perform later-term abortions for fear of being prosecuted.
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D'Souza was prosecuted by a third Trump nemesis, the former U.S. attorney Preet Bharara.
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No one was ever prosecuted for the tampering, or for an isolated 1986 recurrence.
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It also said those responsible for the strike on the plane would be prosecuted.
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The S.E.C. has prosecuted 50 percent more Ponzi cases in the last 10 years.
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I prosecuted terrorists as a United States attorney, working just yards from Ground Zero.
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"She should not just be dismissed — she can and should be prosecuted," he added.
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Manafort is being prosecuted by members of the team of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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And they prosecuted whistle-blowers, and upped drone warfare in a really illegal way.
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He is the first man to be prosecuted under France's new anti-catcalling law.
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He also is seeking the indictment of the government lawyer who prosecuted the Hammonds.
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When we met, Cohen remained outraged that he was prosecuted and Trump was not.
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The groups said that he should be prosecuted and jailed under Indonesia's blasphemy laws.
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If they then refuse to testify or commit perjury, then they can be prosecuted.
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No one was ever prosecuted for their roles in the black-market baby ring.
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Lelling says TelexFree is the largest pyramid scheme ever prosecuted by the Justice Department.
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It bore a large sign in red letters warning that trespassers would be prosecuted.
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You're more likely to get struck by lightning than prosecuted for engaging in trafficking.
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It has forced financial institutions it prosecuted to donate to third-party community organizers.
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Last week a former central bank governor was prosecuted for alleged lack of responsibility.
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By their own admission, they became interested because they were prosecuted in Corpus Christi.
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His only criticism was that Obama wasn't selfish enough in how it was prosecuted.
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He says the statements were a clear and malicious attempt to get him prosecuted.
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Judges at the Rwanda tribunal said rape could be prosecuted as part of genocide.
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Once impeached and removed from office, a former president can be prosecuted for crimes.
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Prosecutors will decide the charges and whether he will be prosecuted as an adult.
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HIDDEN CITY FARES Most airlines prohibit exploiting these pricing loopholes, though few have prosecuted.
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Some of the investigations involve allegations that may be too old to be prosecuted.
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First, he says that the president could always be prosecuted after he leaves office.
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While the shooter pleaded guilty, none of the others were prosecuted, the report said.
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"I've personally prosecuted obstruction cases on far, far less evidence than this," Yates said.
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Blac Chyna won't be prosecuted for allegedly brandishing a knife and threatening her hairdresser.
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In other cases, women have been prosecuted for the accidental deaths of their children.
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He prosecuted the notorious Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff for public corruption and tax evasion; secured the conviction of Charles Taylor, Jr., son of Liberian dictator Charles Taylor, for human rights violations and torture; and prosecuted and convicted al Qaeda terror plotter Jose Padilla.
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The boy's fine but an online petition -- "Justice for Harambe" -- wants his mom prosecuted. 2.
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In that general election, Senator John McCain prosecuted the same ideological case, with little success.
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William Bernard Jr., prosecuted in Minnesota for refusing a breath test, had his conviction upheld.
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He later recanted the confessions, according to A&E, and was never prosecuted for them.
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Between 2000 and 2011, 129 women were prosecuted for abortion-related crimes, the Center found.
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That's a violation of the Logan Act, and, frankly, he should be prosecuted on that.
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"They knew they had the wrong man and they prosecuted him any way," Maw said.
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Go out and demonstrate against the grooming and the rape gangs that are being prosecuted.
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Little said that if that person was located, they would be prosecuted, the Herald wrote.
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From here, we can only assume that He will be prosecuted and put on trial.
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And we&aposre also learning that Ramos will be prosecuted by a grand jury -- Neil.
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Now, the op-ed author is obviously not going to be prosecuted for levying war.
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Brazil's top prosecutor said the company should be criminally prosecuted and executives held personally responsible.
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If murderers such as Oberlander are not prosecuted, what precedent is set for the future?
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Last year, she was prosecuted for helping two 15-year-old asylum seekers in France.
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Surely, at least some bias-motivated 911 calls can be prosecuted under these existing laws.
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The guy who prosecuted your husband was a guy by the name of name Fitzgerald.
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But while he deserved to be prosecuted, he did not deserve to die, she said.
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Police said in 2011 he had not been prosecuted over Lamplugh because of insufficient evidence.
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But under the new "zero tolerance" policy, everyone caught by authorities is to be prosecuted.
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During 2017 the TIU prosecuted 14 corruption cases and handed lifetime bans to three players.
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Jokowi was reluctant to see his former sidekick prosecuted, but ultimately seems to have relented.
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How many fewer of these real criminals are being prosecuted so we can prosecute moms.
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It is not clear whether he will be extradited back to Virginia to be prosecuted.
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As most of the victims were in China, it said, they would be prosecuted there.
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British law allows nationals to be prosecuted in their home country for offenses committed abroad.
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How would your presidency ensure that incidents of police violence are investigated and prosecuted fairly?
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Yet it is those same clubhouses that have bred the politicians who are being prosecuted.
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He and his allies nonetheless demanded that she should be prosecuted for destroying federal records.
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Posting these stolen images is illegal and anyone that has done so will be prosecuted.
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"I'm glad those guys are being prosecuted, and I'm never going to defend their conduct."
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However, the case must be prosecuted within a year of making a report to police.
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Lewandowski was charged with misdemeanor battery last month, but the case will not be prosecuted.
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There may be many reasons why a particular crime is not successfully investigated and prosecuted.
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This is news mainly because violations of that law haven't been successfully prosecuted since 1966.
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I'd prosecuted many cases involving African-American defendants in which there were African-American jurors.
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I've had clients who have been prosecuted by the Oregon securities division for just that.
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What's more, the FTC filed an antitrust suit against Qualcomm, that it prosecuted in January.
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He also mentions there's an investigation underway, and vows that the culprit will be prosecuted.
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Activists, however, say that's not enough, and that Mercadal and Robinet should have been prosecuted.
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According to Utah state law, Harvey Weinstein could still be prosecuted for the alleged rape.
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The U.S. government prosecuted him on 33 charges that included hate crimes resulting in death.
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"Suspects have to be arrested, prosecuted, not killed on the streets by police," she said.
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He has also prosecuted several cases against law enforcement officers accused of civil rights violations.
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Police have broken up these protests; some 40 people are being prosecuted for taking part.
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Now, it's up to the L.A. City Attorney to decide if Orgeta should be prosecuted.
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Jafari was prosecuted and convicted of assault, and his sentence ... 30 hours of community service.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews has an in-depth explainer on whether Trump can be prosecuted.
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Whoever controls it can ensure that their enemies are prosecuted and their friends are not.
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Instead, the lynch mob demands that the child's parents be criminally charged and prosecuted. Why?
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The Department of Justice prosecuted Microsoft for antitrust violations in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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As long as the baby is unharmed, the parent will not be prosecuted for abandonment.
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Whereas Israelis whose weapons are stolen can be prosecuted, most Americans have little to fear.
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Perpetrators of anti-Semitic acts will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Under Pakistani law anyone suspected of blasphemy can be prosecuted and potentially sentenced to death.
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Mark was once prosecuted by the SEC for insider trading and was found not guilty.
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London has defended Pantaleo during his disciplinary proceeding, which has been prosecuted by the CCRB.
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"She never wavered at all," says retired district attorney David Yocom, who prosecuted the case.
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At the same time, he determined that she should not be prosecuted for a crime.
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Simpson cannot be prosecuted again for the two murders because that would constitute double jeopardy.
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The committee would decide if anyone was to be prosecuted in relation to the story.
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The lawyer points out, under Washington law, she was eligible because she was never prosecuted.
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We did some digging and couldn't find a single case where a voter was prosecuted.
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For one thing, he'd never prosecuted a criminal case before he became Philadelphia's top prosecutor.
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During her time there, Lynch prosecuted cases of civil rights, public corruption and violent crime.
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Ramirez has been the only person prosecuted for the involvement in the scheme to date.
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No elector had ever been prosecuted or replaced for a faithless vote — until this year.
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Every single rape counts — whether or not it is reported or prosecuted is completely irrelevant.
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But he adds that if a case isn't prosecuted, it's because the facts aren't there.
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WHY HE SHOULD BE PROSECUTED -- Soules left the scene of the accident before cops arrived.
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Williams also disputed the notion that the Hammonds were prosecuted as terrorists, as Bundy suggested.
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PEOPLE does not identify minors charged with crimes who are not being prosecuted as adults.
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Last year it prosecuted over 1,250 officials and helped force the prime minister from power.
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Christie prosecuted Kushner's father in 85033 when he served as U.S. attorney for New Jersey.
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If adults are detained and prosecuted, children cannot be thrown into jail along with them.
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Important to note, Elliott was never prosecuted for the incidents -- and he maintains his innocence.
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Because of their cooperation, AMI will not be prosecuted for its role in the payment.
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Washington wants fighters sent back to their home nations and either prosecuted or rehabilitated there.
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While inquiries have uncovered medical malpractice, no police officer has ever been prosecuted for murder.
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There is no law that says immigrants at the border must be prosecuted as criminals.
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Yet Michael Cohen is the only person in the Trump organization who has been prosecuted.
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However, nobody has been prosecuted in modern times under the law, which dates from 1799.
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They can be indicted, prosecuted, convicted, and sent to jail like the rest of us.
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New York, they said, appears to be looking intently at whether Trump could be prosecuted.
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And I'd be just as interested in defending him, had he been sued or prosecuted.
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That's a violation of the Logan Act, and frankly he should be prosecuted on that.
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Kulyk and his bosses even have political fights over who should and shouldn't be prosecuted.
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Moreover, the Southern District of Florida also agreed that he would not be prosecuted federally.
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Ellsberg was not anonymous and was in fact prosecuted for violations of the Espionage Act.
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Because Kaine prosecuted Pence with Trump's own words, statements and refusal to release his taxes.
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In England and Wales, about a quarter of reported hate crimes were prosecuted last year.
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The Suffolk County District Attorney's office, which prosecuted the case, was not available for comment.
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Turkey in turn has repeatedly called for the culprits to be prosecuted under its laws.
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It noted that those using crypto-currencies to transfer funds outside Pakistan could be prosecuted.
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The men were arrested in mainland China and sent to Hong Kong to be prosecuted.
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This was the second case relating to the Rwandan genocide to be prosecuted in Sweden.
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Clarence, a client of mine, should have never been prosecuted for a felony drug offense.
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INGRAHAM: Richard, his own lawyer is saying he&aposs concerned about his client being prosecuted.
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Thirty other cases were prosecuted, but 17 of those were dismissed by an appeals court.
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The alleged sexual abuse was not prosecuted due to the statute of limitations having lapsed.
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He prosecuted Democrats and Republicans equally and dispassionately, using only the law as his motive.
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Sessions said in a 85033 interview he had prosecuted between 20 and 30 desegregation cases.
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She has prosecuted thirteen people for terrorism since 20093, and has not lost a case.
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Mr. Gorman said it had not yet been decided where he would be prosecuted first.
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The leader of the criminal network and his technical assistant are being prosecuted in Georgia.
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Last year, a Northern Irish woman was prosecuted for obtaining abortion medication for her daughter.
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The appeals court ruled unanimously that, because of that loophole, the defendant couldn't be prosecuted.
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Wyden's spokesman clarified that the senator doesn't think Zuckerberg could be prosecuted under current law.
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The journalists were then prosecuted in a show trial in which a conviction was guaranteed.
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Over 100 members of the staff of the university have been prosecuted on terrorism charges.
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Currently Golkar's chairman, Mr. Setya has been accused but never prosecuted in several corruption scandals.
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Plenty of people commit crimes in this country and need to be prosecuted and imprisoned.
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But the Atomwaffen-linked killings have been prosecuted as murder or hate crimes — not terrorism.
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It is a felony to lie on that application, but the crime is rarely prosecuted.
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" Perpetrators, she said, "are not being prosecuted as often as they could and should be.
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The next step would be an administrative trial prosecuted by lawyers with the review board.
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But he was cast aside and died in 21865 a criminal, prosecuted for his homosexuality.
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Many are now being prosecuted for sedition and rebellion and campaigned from prison or exile.
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A lawmaker, Wijedasa Rajapakse, called for the two security officials to be arrested and prosecuted.
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People might think pot crimes aren't being prosecuted, so smoking weed is de facto legal.
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"Hillary Clinton should have been prosecuted and should be in jail," he tweeted on Saturday.
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The Supreme Court has never answered the question of whether sitting presidents can be prosecuted.
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He faced an assault charge for the incident but did not end up being prosecuted.
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The district attorney who prosecuted the case against Mr. Cosby was another case in point.
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One poll showed that a significant majority — 56 percent — believed that Nixon should be prosecuted.
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No soldier has been charged or prosecuted for sexual crimes, said the spokesman, Brigadier Karemire.
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It's a tale of a military operation, prosecuted by an empire grown old and fearful.
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But it does not say whether the president may be criminally prosecuted in the meantime.
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Mr. Ntaganda is the fourth person to be prosecuted for atrocities in the Ituri region.
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However, no one has been prosecuted under the relevant sections of the Companies Act 2006.
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The sole ground on which most can be prosecuted is membership of a terrorist group.
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Separately, Weinstein is being prosecuted here in New York for allegedly sexually assaulting two women.
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In 2017, European investigators and the Czech police recommended that he be prosecuted for fraud.
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The American importer was eventually prosecuted, but that success required two years of exhaustive work.
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That said, it all counts as child pornography and can be prosecuted as such. 4.
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Mr. Ma was expelled from the Communist Party and is being prosecuted on graft charges.
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In 2010, Sineneng-Smith was prosecuted, and later convicted, of mail fraud, among other charges.
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Chris Christie, who was then a US attorney, was the one who prosecuted Charles Kushner.
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Starr's chief spokesman was also prosecuted after falsely denying that he leaked to the Times.
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" The judge added: "Avenatti is being prosecuted for activities wholly unrelated to the political arena.
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The Bronx District Attorney's office, which prosecuted Mallet, also declined to comment on his case.
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Many questions remain about how Mr. Thomas's case was investigated and prosecuted, Ms. Bluestine said.
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Nearly every act that legislators want to prohibit can already be prosecuted under existing laws.
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Only six cases have ever been prosecuted under the modern Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
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Most cases are still prosecuted at the state level, according to the Human Rights Campaign.
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Investigations that lead to a hate crime would need to be prosecuted under federal law.
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Any other official at any other level of government would be fired if not prosecuted.
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There were some ten million foreclosures, while not a single Wall Street CEO was prosecuted.
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It's the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted by the Department of Justice, officials said.
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According to the DA, prosecutors have not found any laws that can be prosecuted today.
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Earlier Monday, State Attorney Aramis Ayala announced the charges against the students wouldn't be prosecuted.
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I'm going to fight until we get these officers prosecuted for the crime they committed.
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Why, then, should she not be prosecuted now—— TRUMP: I don't want to say that.
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Under Mr. Obama, the Justice Department prosecuted more leak cases than all previous administrations combined.
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What do they think would happen if they prosecuted their claim to its final conclusion?
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Only 1.2 percent of the court cases for which it provides evidence are successfully prosecuted.
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In the United States, wildlife trafficking is now often prosecuted under muscular organized-crime statutes.
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That trial, also being prosecuted by Mueller's office, is currently scheduled to begin Sept. 17.
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What is unknown is whether a president can be prosecuted for conduct while in office.
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If they speak out, they risk being prosecuted and accused of crimes they didn't commit.
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Ted Cruz even called for the suspected Charlottesville driver to be prosecuted for domestic terrorism.
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But no one has ever been prosecuted under the law, making a prosecution's future uncertain.
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He also weighs in on whether Bryan should be prosecuted to learn a valuable lesson.
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Miller had agreed to cooperate with the FBI before he died and was never prosecuted.
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New York follows a doctrine of equitable double jeopardy: A person may not be prosecuted if he already has been prosecuted for crimes based on the same factual transaction — regardless of whether the prior prosecution was by New York State or some other sovereign.
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Presumably they&aposre claiming an asylum and they would not be prosecuted and not be separated.
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"We believe every person that enters the country illegally like that should be prosecuted," Sessions said.
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However, Hutch—nicknamed "The Monk" because of his religious beliefs and humble lifestyle—was never prosecuted.
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That policy says that any adult who enters the U.S. illegally is to be criminally prosecuted.
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That policy says that any adult who enters the U.S. illegally is to be prosecuted criminally.
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The report did not second-guess Comey&aposs conclusion that Clinton should not have been prosecuted.
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These cases include felonies, misdemeanors, and serious crimes and are instead prosecuted by a government agency.
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The destruction of natural rock formations on public land is a crime and will be prosecuted.
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Fifty people have been charged in the largest college admissions scam prosecuted in the United States.
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"Such conduct must be fiercely opposed and prosecuted," Trump said later that evening at the rally.
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Instead, she is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Until he commits an actual crime, his act can't be additionally prosecuted as a hate crime.
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He could also be prosecuted in Massachusetts or North Carolina, where the alleged misconduct took place.
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As Zack Beauchamp writes, few cases involving lying to Congress have been prosecuted in recent years.
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In January, five out of six police officers unsuccessfully prosecuted by Mosby – Lt. Brian Rice, Sgt.
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Trump just did it at a higher rate because all border crossers now are being prosecuted.
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The anti-corruption agency last year successfully prosecuted 713 officials, including 28 mayors and a senator.
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Kenya prosecuted 595 people under the Penal Code between 2010 and early 2014, the government reported.
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The anti-corruption agency successfully prosecuted 713 officials in 2016, including 28 mayors and a senator.
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North was prosecuted on criminal charges, but his eventual convictions would be vacated after multiple appeals.
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Protesters at the subway station were angry that nobody had yet been prosecuted for that violence.
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If the trio fail to show up, he ruled, they could be prosecuted for criminal contempt.
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The DPA covers the company but means individuals involved can still be prosecuted by the authorities.
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Eleazar Smith, who owns the store, is prosecuted, and he's sentenced to 2230 days in jail.
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Stone's case is being prosecuted jointly by Mueller's office and the US Attorney's Office in Washington.
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In many cases, though, adult immigrants are summarily prosecuted and deported — or kept in immigration detention.
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She also broke down sobbing during the cross-examination when asked if she wanted Cosby prosecuted.
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A spokesman for U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman in Manhattan, whose office prosecuted Madoff, declined to comment.
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Those who carry out such acts should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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"Even if we had prosecuted the violation nothing more serious would have happened," Ms. Jordan said.
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Insider trading and white-collar crime in general are broadly under-prosecuted in the United States.
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In 2005 Joran van der Sloot was detained and questioned but never prosecuted in the case.
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"Over the years [the Nigerian pirates] haven't been arrested or prosecuted it seems," says Mr Mody.
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"Nobody's going to get prosecuted for this because that's also the nature of this," Johnson said.
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No one has been successfully prosecuted under the Logan Act since it was passed in 1799.
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Xiang will be handed over to legal authorities, the statement added, meaning he will be prosecuted.
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Most of the other alleged assaults occurred too long ago for the cases to be prosecuted.
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They are being prosecuted for alleged bribe-paying in Nigeria in 2011 (both firms deny wrongdoing).
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She denounced rights violations in an address last week and vowed that abusers would be prosecuted.
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He could be prosecuted should he be found to have committed some kind of criminal activity.
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Previous attempts to reform the way sex workers are prosecuted in New York have largely failed.
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It's also not a fair perception, because these wrongs otherwise would not have been prosecuted individually.
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It gave Jabouri and his men assurances that they would not be prosecuted for past crimes.
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They end up being unintentionally criminalized because they can be prosecuted for using water without permits.
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Black men are more likely to be prosecuted for crimes like rape than white men are.
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And then -- INGRAHAM: Hold on, when he is they want him prosecuted, Gennifer -- FLOWERS: Why not?
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The French electoral commission has warned the media they can be prosecuted for publishing false information.
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Most crimes are not prosecuted as hate crimes because there's rigorous standard that must be met.
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Ricky Schroder won't be prosecuted for allegedly hitting his girlfriend a second time ... TMZ has learned.
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Until relevant statutes of limitations have expired, she could still be prosecuted by the new administration.
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I was recorded illegally by an unscrupulous police officer who was never prosecuted for that crime.
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Our sources say Mechie plans to go to cops, and wants the leaker found and prosecuted.
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Days later, Sessions said the case against Fields could also be prosecuted as a hate crime.
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"No one can be charged or prosecuted solely because of their family relations," the government added.
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It called for its commander-in-chief and five generals to be prosecuted under international law.
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The president has prosecuted more whistleblowers under the Espionage Act than all presidents before him combined.
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CNN: Although you captured and successfully prosecuted Li, what was the biggest disappointment surrounding the case?
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The exhibit coolly notes that no one subjected to the control order programme was ever prosecuted.
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TMZ broke the story ... cops found Mathers' victim and earlier this month recommended she be prosecuted.
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The policy effectively separates migrant adults and children, as the two are prosecuted separately in court.
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She is the first person to be prosecuted for Espionage Act violations under the Trump administration.
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In two earlier cases involving Congolese warlords, instances of rape were widely reported but not prosecuted.
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First, he was an assistant district attorney in upstate New York, where he prosecuted drug crimes.
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Instead of being prosecuted by the Obama administration, Haspel ultimately became deputy director of the CIA.
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Under past administrations, some border-crossers were occasionally prosecuted, and were thus separated from their families.
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Still, "based on past experience, it's incredibly rare to see high-level officials prosecuted," he said.
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"Several interested parties" asked the Justice Department in 2004 whether any surviving suspects could be prosecuted.
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As a result, children are separated from their parents and detained as the adults are prosecuted.
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I'm glad Disney fired him, but if these tweets are true, he needs to be prosecuted.
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"Very soon, once those investigations are complete, you will see the banks being prosecuted," he said.
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Just look at the sex trafficking case recently prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota.
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But last week the state attorney's office announced that the group will not be criminally prosecuted.
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Many federal employees have been disciplined and prosecuted for less negligence with classified material than Mrs.
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Accusations of sexual misconduct against Brunel date back several decades, but he has never been prosecuted.
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Do you still support having journalists prosecuted and jailed for espionage based on their lawful reporting?
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The highest number of cases brought in one year was in 28503, with 22019 cases prosecuted.
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Federal cases Though there's no federal anti-swatting law, people have been prosecuted on related charges.
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Today, instead of being prosecuted, he would have earned a whistle-blower's bounty instead of penalties.
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He could not be prosecuted for the alleged assault, as the statue of limitations had expired.
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Booth Goodwin, the United States attorney who prosecuted the Blankenship case, celebrated the appeals court's ruling.
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In a 2014 CNN interview, Mahlon Gibson, the attorney who prosecuted Mr. Taylor, said that Mrs.
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As we have previously stated, all individuals with links to terrorism in Qatar have been prosecuted.
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I am suggesting that if the evidence does prove a crime, that crime should be prosecuted.
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"Comey, really, has a chance of being prosecuted as a result of, but we'll see."ADVERTISEMENT
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Nobody's ever been prosecuted successfully under the Logan Act, and it's been around since the 1790s.
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Another profiled a lawyer who prosecuted Nazi war criminals when he was just 27 years old.
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I was one of the lawyers who defended the only man ever prosecuted for the offense.
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He was also prosecuted for the contents of a poetry book he had written years earlier.
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So far, 130 people have been arrested in connection with this case and are being prosecuted.
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The Nairobi-based Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) said Ngila should be immediately investigated and prosecuted.
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If any serious charges had been successfully prosecuted, Mr. Wolfe might have lost his security clearance.
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And decided that if she were anybody else, any other ordinary person, she would be prosecuted.
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Richard Nixon was elected later that year, and vigorously prosecuted the war for six years more.
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The request would enforce a rarely prosecuted law that makes lying on those forms a felony.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, which prosecuted the case, declined to comment.
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Another Northern Irish woman is currently being prosecuted for obtaining abortion pills for her underage daughter.
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Until just six years ago, no sitting politician had ever been successfully prosecuted on corruption charges.
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It is a crime against humanity, and those who ordered and administer it should be prosecuted.
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But this law is obscure for a reason — no one's ever been successfully prosecuted under it.
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He oversaw numerous murder investigations; in the 230s, he prosecuted officers in a police brutality case.
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The bakery prosecuted the students, who are African-American and who pleaded guilty to various charges.
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Judges have rejected cases being prosecuted under a law that makes sex "contrary to nature" illegal.
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Some have had their assets frozen and have been prosecuted under the very same case 173.
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State lawmakers moved to ensure Manafort can be prosecuted even if he receives a presidential pardon.
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And I don't think anybody should be prosecuted or judged based on what their beliefs are.
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Brazil's top prosecutor, Raquel Dodge, said the company should be held strongly responsible and criminally prosecuted.
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It prosecuted 33 defendants in fiscal year 2018, and there are currently 75 active investigations statewide.
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Any person participating in an offer to receive a gift is at risk of being prosecuted.
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Many of those who signed the document were prosecuted, stripped of their citizenship or subsequently deported.
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This spring, the administration ordered that everyone caught crossing illegally into the United States be prosecuted.
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The Justice Department under President Barack Obama prosecuted more leak cases than all previous administrations combined.
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The executive order authorized the U.S. government to directly target hoarders, who can be criminally prosecuted.
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And then there is the contentious question of whether a sitting president can be criminally prosecuted.
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Soulemane's family has called for the officer who shot him to be fired and criminally prosecuted.
|
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Law enforcement officials under President Barack Obama prosecuted more leak cases than all previous administrations combined.
|
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"He was not prosecuted, as some have claimed, for standing up for the president," Jackson said.
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Under the conditions of her proffer, as long as Maia is truthful she won't be prosecuted.
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Ms. Sciorra's allegation is too old to be prosecuted separately as rape under New York law.
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She also said that yes, she still wanted the man who assaulted her to be prosecuted.
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The first case they discovered was eventually prosecuted in a federal case called U.S. vs Flores.
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The alleged attack was too old to be prosecuted separately as rape under New York law.
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Do you think the verdict will change how sexual harassment and assault are viewed and prosecuted?
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The trial began this month; he is also being prosecuted in absentia in three other cases.
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Publicly denigrating someone's sexual orientation, or inciting hatred against someone in public, could not be prosecuted.
|
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At one point, Gowdy appeared to suggest that reporters who published classified information should be prosecuted.
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It was the second time someone suspected of leaking information to The Intercept had been prosecuted.
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She prosecuted Bloomberg for his record with women and for his views on the financial crisis.
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Mr. Sessions said for years that terrorism suspects should be held and prosecuted at Guantánamo Bay.
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You wonder if one day they will send us back to the mainland to be prosecuted.
|
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Neither Justice Chaudhry nor any other judge prosecuted a single military official for human rights violations.
|
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The company said it does not expect to be prosecuted or fined for the alleged conspiracy.
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But there is no report that Mr. He or members of his family have been prosecuted.
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It was the first time a public official had been prosecuted under Georgia's Open Records Act.
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The 12 said they did nothing wrong and insisted they were prosecuted for their political ideas.
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No amount of proof is enough, and history shows that few rape cases will be prosecuted.
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The men will be unable to re-enter the United States but likely cannot be prosecuted.
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The prosecutor pointed out that American soldiers had not been prosecuted through the court-martial process.
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At least 10 additional cases were dismissed or not prosecuted, according to the US Justice Department.
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Since winning that election, Evans' office has prosecuted more than 400 criminal trials, the suit says.
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Trump may not be prosecuted because of Justice Department policy to not indict a sitting president.
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" He added: "The main point here is to make a cultural change, not get them prosecuted.
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When acts of domestic terrorism are prosecuted, prosecutors must cobble together charges from assorted federal statutes.
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In January of this year, federal prosecutors warned that Chaves may be prosecuted for his leaks.
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According to Ms. Singleton's book, she agreed to a settlement with Motown to avoid being prosecuted.
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This would achieve parity in how acts of international and domestic terrorism are investigated and prosecuted.
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Mr. Hefner fired Mr. Lownes, who insisted that the allegations were false; he was never prosecuted.
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Shell and Eni deny any wrongdoing related to OPL 245, in which Robinson is being prosecuted.
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False statements meant to fraudulently solicit donations are illegal and generally prosecuted by state attorneys general.
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These damning leaks will continue unabated until the first few leakers are caught, cuffed and prosecuted.
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Two of the attorneys who prosecuted Stone's case had previously served on Mueller's team of investigators.
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Here, she gets an email from the United States Congress — ________ BAKER: Should she be prosecuted now?
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Abiy released political prisoners, unbanned political parties and prosecuted officials accused of gross human rights abuses.
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Black people are also three times as likely than white people to be arrested and prosecuted.
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The case was never prosecuted, drawing attention to the lingering sense of impunity around sexual violence.
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Under former President Barack Obama, the Justice Department prosecuted more leaks than all previous administrations combined.
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But the defendants denied any gang affiliation and were not prosecuted under a federal gang statute.
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The good news is that there's very little record of people being prosecuted for this stuff.
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However, we're told Albarran did say one important thing to Moore ... he doesn't want Tekashi prosecuted.
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As part of this policy, adults being prosecuted were held in federal jail while awaiting trial.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir had said the suspects will be prosecuted in the kingdom.
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A pair of white police officers in Baton Rouge, La., will not be prosecuted by the state authorities in a fatal shooting of a black man there almost two years ago, the latest example of how rarely law enforcement officers are prosecuted for violence against suspects.
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And then we were responsible for actually getting legislation passed that said that when those johns and pimps are prosecuted they should be prosecuted in connection with the sale of a child, again looking at what we need to do to figure out who's doing what.
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That law led people being prosecuted by the federal government to seek the dismissal of their charges.
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Mr. Underwood was arrested at the time on suspicion of disorderly conduct, but he was never prosecuted.
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That is the very office that will decide whether anyone should be prosecuted related to these allegations.
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" It goes on to mention that people will also be prosecuted for "intervening in others' secular lives.
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The mother of father in that circumstance would not be prosecuted and the families are stayed together.
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The Obama administration prosecuted nearly 493,000 illegal immigrants – a fact the left-leaning mainstream media routinely ignores.
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Although the FBI found no evidence he intended to distribute the information, federal officials prosecuted him anyway.
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Critics also say the pardons are slap in the face to the men who prosecuted the cases.
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But the consequences are usually much lighter, and no one's ever been prosecuted, experts told VICE News.
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He said countries should retain responsibility for nationals accused of supporting IS and ensure they are prosecuted.
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Robison notes this is the first case of its kind to be prosecuted in Los Angeles County.
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For Chelsea, a top fear—if she stays in the game—is being prosecuted for tax evasion.
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The landmark investigation that authorities say is the largest collegiate admissions scam ever prosecuted has remained active.
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The CIRC also said Anbang's chairman and key shareholder, Wu Xiaohui, had been prosecuted for economic crimes.
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Attending Tuesday's proceedings were Kratz, who prosecuted both Avery and Dassey, and Avery's new lawyer, Kathleen Zellner.
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Some have argued that this could lead to patients who self-manage abortions being prosecuted for murder.
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Schmack sat through the trial, which Campbell prosecuted personally, and said he always considered the evidence thin.
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And no war crimes tribunal has ever prosecuted a case based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Researchers said the figures are an underestimate as many hate crimes are not reported, investigated or prosecuted.
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They called him the "Teflon Don," because no matter how powerful he became, he couldn't be prosecuted.
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He could not, however, say where the two are presently, or whether the mother is being prosecuted.
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It came after the fraud office successfully prosecuted Tom Hayes, a former trader at UBS and Citigroup.
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Many others are arrested, tried, prosecuted, and deprived of freedom, which also includes being forced to motherhood.
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Hardline Islamist groups responded with mass protests demanding that Purnama, an ethnic Chinese and Christian, be prosecuted.
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Cripps was also being prosecuted by the Delaware County District Attorney's Office for a string of robberies.
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He was afraid of getting prosecuted when he got back home because of the rules of engagement.
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Between 2010 and 2013, the FBI prosecuted only 10 cyberstalking cases out of an estimated 2.5 million.
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It says it will stick to a "zero tolerance" policy that means anyone crossing illegally is prosecuted.
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He also said last week he expected members of the ruling elite to be prosecuted for graft.
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He was not prosecuted for his other crimes, and he waived his right to appeal his sentence.
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But before those crimes were brought to court, there were hundreds of reported attacks that weren't prosecuted.
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The FBI's Washington Field Office investigated Butina, and she's being prosecuted by the DC US Attorney's Office.
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He is aware he could be prosecuted again after his stint at the helm of Ozgur Gundem.
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The father is told that he can't be prosecuted for their deaths because the fire was accidental.
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SNC wanted to take advantage of new legislation to pay a large fine rather than be prosecuted.
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His case will be handed over to judicial authorities, the commission said, meaning he will be prosecuted.
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People need to be prosecuted for ... CONWAY: Right, and look what&aposs going on the Manafort trial.
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Hohenkirk was arrested on federal narcotic smuggling charges, and will be prosecuted in a New York court.
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The case is being prosecuted by U.S. attorney for the district of New Jersey R. Stephen Stigall.
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In more typical cases Patel has prosecuted, this language usually establishes some kind of rank among victims.
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Why shouldn't he be prosecuted for rape as Bill Cosby has and Harvey Weinstein was just arrested?
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S. personnel are now at legal risk of being investigated and potentially prosecuted for committing war crimes.
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Justice Minister Ferdinand Grapperhaus said pro-Pete groups who had committed acts of violence would be prosecuted.
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That means women who seek the procedure could be prosecuted for murder, and potentially sentenced to death.
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"We have a new law now that says they can be prosecuted for murder," Fernandez Rundle said.
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WHY HE SHOULD NOT BE PROSECUTED -- The 911 audio works to Soules' benefit in a significant way.
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A man who depicted him as Gollum, a character from Lord of the Rings, was criminally prosecuted.
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Yet, a culture of silence and impunity mean that few cases are investigated or prosecuted, they said.
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It has taken action to rescue girls from abroad, prosecuted parents and issued forced marriage protection orders.
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That's over 300,000 rapes each year — many of which were not prosecuted in a court of law.
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Several other prominent Hondurans, including government officials, have already been prosecuted in Manhattan for drug-related crimes.
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If that type of misrepresentation were truly prosecuted with vigor, New York would be a ghost town.
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If the asylum application is rejected as meritless or unsupported, the person can be prosecuted or deported.
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It takes an emotional toll George Brauchler prosecuted the Colorado gunman in the 2012 movie theater attack.
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The issue for Trump will not be whether he engaged in conduct that could theoretically be prosecuted.
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It is no wonder the Department of Justice has prosecuted just over 2628 denaturalization cases since 28503.
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There is no clear record of the Indian members of the group being prosecuted in government databases.
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After those confrontations turned deadly, some military personnel were accused of committing human rights abuses and prosecuted.
|
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"The cases and charges I was being prosecuted for have completely collapsed," Demirtas said in a statement.
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Sessions announced in April that immigrants who cross the border illegally would be arrested and criminally prosecuted.
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None has been fired, and, according to the Clinton County district attorney, none will be criminally prosecuted.
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When prosecuted, they argued that they had not realised that killing an Aboriginal man was a crime.
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Any parents who are prosecuted as a result will be separated from their children in the process.
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I hope the person is caught, is prosecuted and goes to jail for a long, long time.
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They should be prosecuted for their crimes, including the kidnapping and beheading of American and other hostages.
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The next year, another Briton was prosecuted after flying a drone over soccer stadiums and tourist attractions.
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The Obama administration has prosecuted more people, including Snowden, under the law than all previous presidents combined.
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He was prosecuted by the then-US Attorney Preet Bharara, who was fired by Trump in 2017.
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Mueller prosecuted General Flynn for a false statement when the FBI thought he was telling the truth.
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Separately, Sales said the United States brought back and prosecuted 6 adult fighters or Islamic State supporters.
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Meaher was charged with smuggling and faced a possible death sentence, but was never prosecuted, AP reported.
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Bergdahl is being prosecuted by a military court, and there is no federal repository for court documents.
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He prosecuted several Nixon aides, who became central figures in the Watergate case, for that break-in.
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His Russian associates uncovered a massive tax fraud scheme in Russia that was prosecuted in US courts.
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State attorneys general also have prosecuted health-care professionals, including doctors, who have illegally diverted opioid medications.
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Hu Shigen and Zhai Yanmin, both activists with ties to Fengrui, were prosecuted and sentenced this week.
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