The prosecution might solicit their input, but the prosecution does not directly represent victims or their bereaved; the prosecution represents the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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You might think that the price for flouting a deferred-prosecution agreement would be prosecution.
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If the prosecution gets to call John Bolton, the prosecution gets to call Hunter Biden.
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The defense, usually eager to limit prosecution witnesses' testimony, had pushed the prosecution to call more victims.
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He added that it was not uncommon for a murder prosecution to follow an assault prosecution when victims die.
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Additionally, under the "Dual Sovereignty doctrine," a state prosecution does not bar a subsequent federal prosecution for the same conduct.
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The DOJ uses what are called "non-prosecution agreements" and "deferred prosecution agreements" in resolving cases instead of criminal trials.
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Under deferred prosecution agreements, companies can avoid a full-fledged criminal prosecution in exchange for agreeing to take certain actions.
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The National District Attorneys Association's prosecution standards state the conflicts warrant recusal in the potential prosecution of the officer, as well as in the prosecution of Erron Brown who has been charged in the initial shooting, Marshall said.
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"The prosecution ...is taking action together with law-enforcing agencies to determine all circumstances of the event," a prosecution spokesman said.
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A viable prosecution would be possible even if circumstances such as the president's reelection in 2020 prevent a prosecution until 2025.
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" Lacovara, a former counsel for the Watergate prosecution team, said the judge's impatience "forces the prosecution to truncate the witnesses so that Mueller winds up unable to prove everything that the prosecution promised to prove in the opening statement.
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Prosecution for other crimes If your state doesn't have a law against this specifically, you might seek prosecution for other, related offenses.
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This would have little negative effect on prosecution of real crimes, but it would prevent prosecution of merely accidental or innocent infractions.
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Most of the time, a federal prosecution is no impediment to a subsequent state prosecution based on the same conduct or charges.
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This decrease was attributed to the prosecution of adults amenable to prosecution for illegal entry while risking the lives of their children.
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"This is not a politicized prosecution, it is the prosecution of a politician accused of committing grave crimes," Ms. Osório said Wednesday.
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The Deferred Prosecution Agreement would permit SNC-Lavalin to avoid criminal prosecution, allowing it to continue to bid for domestic government contracts.
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In general, courts are loathe to deny the prosecution its day in court, but in this case, the prosecution might not get one.
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It didn't matter, because the purpose of the trials, explained one of Hoover's deputies, was not prosecution but pedagogy, or pedagogy through prosecution.
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Mr. Mueller granted a plea deal to Mr. Gates and immunity from prosecution to five of the nearly dozen witnesses for the prosecution.
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Ellis is known to be equally critical of the defense and prosecution, but thus far his criticism seems more focused on the prosecution.
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"Based on his request the prosecution ... requested from the unit in charge of public funds to investigate these (bureaus)," one prosecution source said.
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"It should not end with the prosecution of one officer, and it certainly shouldn't end with an arrest and an incomplete prosecution," he said.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has suggested that even if the prosecution reneges on a deal, the court doesn't automatically have to bar the prosecution.
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Likewise, footage must be provided to the prosecution and defense at the same time; otherwise, there would be an unfair advantage to the prosecution.
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This means a federal prosecution does not insulate a defendant from a state prosecution and vice versa as federal and state governments are separate sovereigns.
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They thought a criminal prosecution of the vice president would be a potentially adverse outcome, raising the inference that Nixon was subject to criminal prosecution.
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The deferred prosecution agreement allows RDC to keep operating, subject to three years of independent compliance monitoring, and avoid prosecution if it complies with the terms.
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Clark remains convinced that the prosecution can win the case based on facts alone, but Darden wants the prosecution to have its own "razzle dazzle" moment.
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A spokesman for the national prosecution authority declined to respond to Arias´ claims of improper prosecution, and said his caseload had been transferred to other prosecutors.
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Skadden Arps was hired to conduct a purportedly independent analysis of her prosecution and trial, and to advise the Yanukovych government on a potential future prosecution.
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Bondi ultimately decided not to take action; a spokesman told CNN that New York's prosecution "would provide relief to aggrieved consumers nationwide," making a Florida prosecution unnecessary.
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Winchester was a key witness for the prosecution during the five-day trial, and in return for his testimony, he got immunity from prosecution in Mike's death.
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The prosecution knows the building blocks of a white-collar prosecution like this one are the documents -- but the cement that holds it together are credible witnesses.
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Now, McDonnell's prosecution was indeed controversial — many legal experts and politicians in both parties argued that his prosecution was a stretch and risked overly criminalizing ordinary politics.
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Prosecutors are likely to respond that giving House members such broad protection from prosecution would prevent their prosecution for almost any type of theft of government funds.
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The judge ruled in favor of the prosecution, allowing them to block the woman's appointment, unless the defense can prove that the prosecution did so for racial reasons.
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So, the idea is that if Manafort's federal prosecution were to be voided, there would be no state double jeopardy bar against a subsequent New York State prosecution.
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"The same cannot be said for the prosecution which has operated in bad faith from the inception of the &aposinvestigation&apos and continues relentlessly through this specious prosecution."
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She is like a mama bear when it comes to the girls, and she will do whatever she has to do to protect them from prosecution, especially malicious prosecution.
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So even in normal circumstances, it's difficult to win a perjury prosecution, but it's particularly hard to win a prosecution of statements that are made to a congressional committee.
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Queen Elizabeth's 97-year-old husband Prince Philip will not face prosecution after a car crash last month that injured two women, Britain's Crown Prosecution Service said on Thursday.
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A deferred prosecution agreement is a court-supervised deal to suspend prosecution for a time in return for reparations, which in the aerospace industry tend to involve big fines.
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The question is if the prosecution goes ahead with its plan to retry Cosby and the defense gets another holdout and hung jury, what will the prosecution do then?
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In other words, he should call a moratorium on American prosecution of foreign firms, sending the clear message that prosecution would not be the norm, but an improbable exception.
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If the D.A. feels a case isn't suitable for felony prosecution it can be referred to the City Attorney for misdemeanor prosecution, and that's what Feuer is waiting for.
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Prosecution lawyer Reinhold Gallmetzer told judges on Thursday that if a mistrial were granted, the prosecution would seek a new trial for Gbagbo and his co-accused, Charles Ble Goude.
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Ellis specifically pushed Andres on why the prosecution was moving slowly with Gates, as well as why the prosecution is focusing on the link between wealthy Ukrainian politicos and Manafort.
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"When you work for D.O.J., your standards of prosecution are exceedingly high," said Douglas Colbert, a professor of law at the University of Maryland who is supportive of the prosecution.
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Mueller's comments MUELLER REPORT: First, a traditional prosecution or declination decision entails a binary determination to initiate or decline a prosecution, but we determined not to make a traditional prosecutorial judgment.
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"They have to frame this as a personal attack by the prosecution, so everything that the prosecution does is a personal attack, not just a legal attack or an evidentiary issue."
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Trump also linked Blagojevich's prosecution to a longtime foe, former FBI Director James Comey, a close friend of former US attorney in Illinois Patrick Fitzgerald, who led the prosecution against Blagojevich.
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Brandon L. Garrett, a professor at the University of Virginia law school, has explicitly analogized deferred prosecution agreements to these sorts of reform arrangements – he calls the phenomenon structural reform prosecution.
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"The national public prosecution authority is pleased to announce the transfer and handover of Ladislas Ntaganzwa ... to the national public prosecution of Rwanda," Prosecutor General Richard Muhumuza said in a statement.
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In one sense, this is bad news for the prosecution because they would have preferred a quick conviction — agreement between all of the jurors that the prosecution presented an overwhelming case.
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He lists the fact that he was the supervising attorney for the prosecution of Theodore Kaczynski, the Unabomber, as well as the prosecution of the perpetrators of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
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The court rejected Slatten's argument that the indictment against him amounted to vindictive prosecution, an issue Slatten raised after he was charged with first-degree murder after other options for prosecution expired.
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Bagguley, who is chief operating officer of Barclays' investment bank and was called as a prosecution witness, dismissed a suggestion he was denying knowledge of the alleged activity because he feared prosecution.
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This strategy has so backfired that it has resulted in female victims' being incarcerated during the prosecution of rape cases because the prosecution -- and impending punishment -- was more important than the victim.
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And your position is that there could not be a prosecution here in the United States under the statute enacted by Congress to permit the prosecution of individuals who murder Americans abroad?
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Should these statements prove to be differing, and we do not concede that they are, Mr. Clem could be subject to a state prosecution for perjury or a federal false statement prosecution.
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Under Britain's fledgling U.S.-style system of deferred prosecution agreements, the ruling demonstrated that firms may avoid prosecution and get discounted fines if they thoroughly overhaul leadership teams and show "extraordinary cooperation".
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The attorney general confirmed that the Dubai Public Prosecution office had closed their investigation into Holman and said, "The prosecution decided to drop the charges against Ellie Hollman and to deport her instead."
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LONDON — A huge crowd of people rallied outside Belfast's Public Prosecution Service on Thursday evening protesting the prosecution of a Northern Irish woman who bought abortion pills online when she was a teenager.
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In such circumstances it is almost always the case that the victim cannot or will not support the prosecution or where a prosecution is not considered in the best interest of a child.
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Others challenges have claimed that prosecution was not always conducted by the "executive," implying either that prosecution was not an executive function, the president's power was not unitary over executive functions, or both.
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J, a regional unit of Britain's Barclays Plc, has already been granted conditional immunity from prosecution in return for supplying information that would lead to the successful prosecution of the other cartel members.
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Justice Department guidelines state that no employee may participate in a criminal investigation or prosecution if he or she has a personal or political relationship with the subject of the probe or prosecution.
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"Our theory of the case has always been that the prosecution is working closely with the F.B.I. and the C.I.A." The F.B.I. declined to comment, and the C.I.A. referred me to the prosecution.
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Republicans cannot legitimately justify refusal to convict on the ground that the prosecution has only hearsay evidence when they refuse to allow the prosecution to present evidence that does not qualify as hearsay.
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Russian officials have denied that Belykh's prosecution was politically motivated.
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But as South Korean President, Park is immune from prosecution.
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Drug prosecution, the way we do it, is racially disparate.
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"The industry has taken notice of this prosecution," Thorpe said.
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On the fourth offense, the suspect could face criminal prosecution.
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Now, eating a protected animal could come with criminal prosecution.
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Impeachment and criminal prosecution have no impact on each other.
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The judge agreed with the prosecution and denied bail. Mrs.
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It is unclear whether Liu's alleged obstruction hindered the prosecution.
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Anyone caught helping him will be charged with Hindering Prosecution.
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The prosecution and defense had differing assessments of the shooting.
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The prosecution had demanded a jail term of 30 years.
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Eventually, Radcliff learned that State Farm was behind his prosecution.
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But an end of prosecution does not mean immediate release.
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The prosecution team also largely sat quietly, looking surprised themselves.
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The prosecution attacked the gambling addiction defense from the start.
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He also faces a civil prosecution for alleged illicit enrichment.
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The Department of Justice has the lead on the prosecution.
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On top of criminal prosecution, civil penalties can reach $27,500.
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He is immune from prosecution for actions committed in office.
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Kansas, 31, additionally faces child abuse and hindering prosecution charges.
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The "Cold Case Diary" is not aimed at seeking prosecution.
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Harvey Weinstein could face federal prosecution for alleged sex-trafficking .
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The prosecution also said other holdings were in real estate.
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A spokeswoman at the Swedish Prosecution Authority declined to comment.
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Boente also led the corruption prosecution of former Virginia Gov.
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To avoid prosecution, Mr Salvini needs the votes of M5S.
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The prosecution of corruption has helped make Mr Moreno popular.
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"This is realistically, plainly speaking, a political prosecution," he said.
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Justice Department policy forbids the prosecution of a sitting president.
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Protestors call on Northern Ireland's prosecution service to decriminalise abortion.
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The judge also chastising the prosecution over the word "oligarch".
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Constand's accusation was the only one to result in prosecution.
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Corsi previewed the prosecution efforts earlier this month on YouTube.
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"The prosecution has declined to share the video," Leahey said.
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She has avoided prosecution more times than El Chapo. Honestly.
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They are protected from prosecution, court officials said on Tuesday.
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The prosecution and defense agreed the checks were not effective.
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And the prosecution seems to be pleased with that bargain.
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And a chief of staff gig would've delayed his prosecution.
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Few reported cases result in prosecution, fewer still in conviction.
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Five prosecution witnesses identified Shadwick as one of the robbers.
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The prosecution document also said he aggressively flirted with women.
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Third, the plan calls for identifying prisoners eligible for prosecution.
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Victims also face prosecution for possessing fake papers, they say.
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In 2010, Chagoury was investigated for bribery, again evading prosecution.
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The prosecution and defense now plan to appeal the verdict.
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Ultimately, they can prove more serious for prosecution or impeachment.
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None of the cases has resulted in a successful prosecution.
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And all managed to escape prosecution, despite their proven transgressions.
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A prosecution spokesman could not be immediately reached for comment.
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That prosecution must have occurred under state law in Washington.
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The prosecution in the case asked the judge, Army Col.
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But prosecution by popular demand comes with its own dangers.
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But the election judge recorded his name for possible prosecution.
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The prosecution is "not ready" and the hearing is adjourned.
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That ruling has caused delays in the already complicated prosecution.
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Maliki, however, refused to grant these soldiers immunity from prosecution.
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Suneson told AP that the prosecution viewed the videos differently.
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The death penalty had been recommended by the state prosecution.
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The prosecution tried to recruit new Mungiki witnesses but couldn't.
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Soon after, he called for the prosecution of Mr. Adeeb.
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The agreements do not provide blanket protection from criminal prosecution.
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ICE also plans to seek prosecution for felony reentry charges.
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Federal authorities charged him with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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So far, Mr. Ponce, the SQM chief, has avoided prosecution.
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The case itself has followed a long path to prosecution.
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The prosecution has not decided whether to retry Mr. Rosario.
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Fearing criminal prosecution, the family moved to Nevada in 2011.
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" The prosecution, he added, "did not want to hear that.
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Because investigation of those matters was authorized, so was prosecution.
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Bennett and Haynes testified for the prosecution after pleading guilty.
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"And the prosecution, in this case, did not do that."
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Contested cases, including the attempted prosecution of the five Sept.
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Not to mention the fact there are no prosecution witnesses.
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Outside experts gave several possible reasons for the prosecution approach.
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The prosecution never advanced a single ground for the withdrawal.
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None of this means that a Clinton prosecution is likely.
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The fear of prosecution has paralyzed the judiciary and academia.
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All the while, explanations for the prosecution decision were shifting.
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Christie's prosecution culminated in a prison sentence for Charles Kushner.
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It shields people from both criminal prosecution and civil lawsuits.
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Only two of the priests are still subject to prosecution.
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Asked for a comment on behalf of the prosecution, Cmdr.
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The prosecution got shut down by both the probation dept.
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Like Comey, the inspector general referred the conduct for prosecution.
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Guillen said she expects the prosecution to appeal Monday's sentence.
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It follows last week's ending of lawmakers' immunity from prosecution.
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"The defendant in Prosecution Two has no defense," he continued.
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The prosecution portrayed Mr. Nuon Chea as dedicated and unrepentant.
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On Wednesday, families expressed relief at the prosecution service's decision.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shaprio said the prosecution will continue.
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Mr. Litvak's case could play a role in the prosecution.
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Historically, the chaebol titans have not been immune from prosecution.
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In many respects, this was no ordinary sexual assault prosecution.
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The attorney general, a former military officer, oversees the prosecution.
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The basis for his prosecution was to hold him accountable.
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He received deferred prosecution after being charged as a juvenile.
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Germany's federal prosecution office was not immediately available for comment.
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The prosecution contended that this was part of a coverup.
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But prosecution of Lauer is unlikely, legal experts tell PEOPLE.
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TOKYO PROSECUTORS: ALLEGATION THAT PROSECUTION CONSPIRED WITH NISSAN IS FALSE
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But fear of prosecution does not always deter young people.
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They accuse Malaysian authorities of pursuing a politically motivated prosecution.
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If you do, you could face penalties and criminal prosecution.
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The prosecution agreed, but Mr. Hernandez's new defense team objected.
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The prosecution will continue to present its case on Thursday.
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The office will decide whether to move forward with prosecution.
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Then talk of his prosecution for human rights abuses began.
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The prosecution sought to resentence Topp to life without parole.
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The prosecution completed an investigation but no one was charged.
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Her diplomatic immunity saved her from prosecution at the time.
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But what she really does is save people from prosecution.
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He's also suing the state of Florida for malicious prosecution.
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The president could, for example, claim immunity from criminal prosecution.
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When his term ends, so will Morales's immunity from prosecution.
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Procedures for investigation and prosecution lend themselves to widespread abuse.
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It was, therefore, a prosecution and not simply an investigation.
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Robertson does not work for the prosecution or the defense.
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"The evidence supports the prosecution of that case," Harris said.
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Trump does, however, face potential prosecution after he leaves office.
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The "Instagram prosecution," Lage told the court, didn't reflect reality.
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Feuer wants a prosecution, whether it's against Weinstein or not.
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This view conflates criticism with prosecution and discomfort with oppression.
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Congress of the United States doesn't engage in criminal prosecution.
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The conduct was related to a prosecution or investigation; 3.
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Jones also led the prosecution of domestic terrorist Eric Rudolph.
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Though the prosecution struck the man from the panel of prospective jurors, the kind of concerns he expressed are likely to figure significantly in the cases presented by both the prosecution and the defense.
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Barclays Africa, a regional unit of Britain's Barclays Plc, has already been granted conditional immunity from prosecution in return for supplying information that would lead to the successful prosecution of the other cartel members.
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While this is not the first prosecution relating to FGM in the United States, Dr. Nagarwala's prosecution is the first-ever case brought under the specific 21997 anti-FGM law, 21990 U.S. Code § 0003.
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Shanlon Wu, who represented Manafort's former protege Rick Gates before he pleaded guilty in February and cooperated with the prosecution, said the lack of questions might bode better for the prosecution than the defense.
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Cover: 21 June 2018, Germany, Munich: Curator of the Store Room of the Public Prosecution Service, Anton Jofer, holding a bag with confiscated cocaine at the press conference with the Munich Public Prosecution Service.
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That — coupled with the lack of convictions and now the abandonment of the prosecution altogether — has fed a lingering sense of frustration among those who once saw in Ms. Mosby's prosecution a hopeful sign.
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Mr. Aronberg told Politico this month that the bar for prosecution was higher than it was for the police to file such a charge, a strong indication that there might not be a prosecution.
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State criminal prosecution 'may turn out to be the best way' Anyone pardoned by Trump — who can pardon only people convicted of federal crimes — could still be vulnerable to prosecution at the state level.
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They went to 22013 percent prosecution, so the secretary has directed us to refer all people who cross the border illegally for prosecution, and so we are starting to ramp up those capabilities as well.
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Special prosecution spokesman Lee Kyu-chul said Lee has argued that he is a victim of coercion due to pressure from President Park Geun-hye but that the prosecution was not convinced of his argument.
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"The court was in essence directing a prosecution against accused persons against the wish of the prosecution, without a complainant and a prosecutor," High Court Judge Luka Kimaru wrote in Thursday's ruling dismissing the case.
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CAIRO, April 8.783 (Reuters) - Egypt's General Prosecution is investigating around 15 exchange bureaus after the central bank reported them for hoarding dollars and contributing to Egypt's currency crisis, two prosecution sources told Reuters on Sunday.
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DEFERRED PROSECUTION AGREEMENT The deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) between the SFO and Tesco's UK subsidiary Tesco Stores Limited enables the firm to avoid a criminal conviction provided it meets certain conditions and pays the fine.
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A source at the CBP said it expects to soon resume the referrals for prosecution and is still sending for prosecution those adults who are caught crossing illegally and do not have children with them.
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Isn't the condo open to prosecution for breaking child labor laws?
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She expressed a complete unwillingness to cooperate in any criminal prosecution.
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Here, there was an indictment, a prosecution and a guilty verdict.
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I also do think he was singled out unjustly for prosecution.
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What happened with the prosecution, what happened with the defense team?
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Egypt's prosecution office has ordered his release, the news agency said.
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Understandably, critics are demanding criminal prosecution of somebody for this debacle.
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The court filing said the case is not suitable for prosecution.
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Alongside, arrests and prosecution of protesters and land activists have risen.
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Second, Congress can refer the matter for a criminal contempt prosecution.
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I mean, that is an unbelievable case in an unbelievable prosecution.
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Wyden said Trump can't be exempt from prosecution for the allegations.
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Only Constand's allegations were recent enough to lead to criminal prosecution.
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The group opposes the bill, but supports criminal prosecution of Backpage.
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The judge said he would rule on the prosecution request Wednesday.
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The statute alone, the threat of prosecution, would dramatically reduce abortion.
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Later on Friday, the prosecution filed an appeal of the decision.
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The judge in Chris' case granted the prosecution motions on Wednesday.
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It's not the first time Rappler or Ressa has faced prosecution.
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This, and nothing else, is what Assange could face prosecution for.
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The court held that Vance's investigation constitutes an ongoing state prosecution.
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The prosecution had argued for a sentence of 22 years each.
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The families are broken up while the adults are awaiting prosecution.
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Having children does not give you immunity from arrest and prosecution.
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You would lose your security clearance +may even face criminal prosecution.
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He has not, however, personally testified — earlier citing fear of prosecution.
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Still, he said the threat of prosecution should give Democrats pause.
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The Department of Justice will make the final call on prosecution.
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Whether it might help the defense or the prosecution was unclear.
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Criminal prosecution of sexual assault cases needs to increase as well.
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The prosecution memorandum laid out the training Officer Liang went through.
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In addition, Kansas, 31, faces child abuse and hindering prosecution charges.
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Hubbard has denied any wrongdoing and blames his prosecution on politics.
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Go deeper: Few #MeToo moments lead to prosecution #MeToo at 1
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The case was put on hold while Cohen faced criminal prosecution.
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Some are surely doing so to keep their immunity from prosecution.
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Second, the House can refer a contempt case for criminal prosecution.
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She also plans to refer more egregious cases for criminal prosecution.
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Wildstein, who pleaded guilty, was a star witness for the prosecution.
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Those Trump supporters repeatedly calling for the prosecution of Hillary Clinton.
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The prosecution will present its closing argument after the lunch break.
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It has asked congress to strip him of immunity from prosecution.
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Congress also voted to retain President Jimmy Morales's immunity from prosecution.
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" An attorney for FedEx called the prosecution "an epic institutional failure.
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Today's decision to withdraw prosecution, however, now undermines that earlier position.
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Britain's interior ministry and the Crown Prosecution Service declined to comment.
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Min Aung Hlaing, have been singled out for investigation and prosecution.
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See alsoA prosecution over Bloody Sunday is announced (March 14th 2019)
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The DOJ followed that recommendation and decided no prosecution was merited.
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He'll serve his sentence on the gun charge while awaiting prosecution.
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The California Attorney General's office has handled the prosecution since then.
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The prosecution said their identities would be revealed during the trial.
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But that ruling was revoked on Thursday, opening Fernandez to prosecution.
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He faces three charges, including disturbing human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Johnson saw charges of disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution dismissed Wednesday.
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A total of 16 charges were read out by the prosecution.
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Dr. Timothy P. Rohrig testified for the prosecution, not the defense.
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The appeals court ruled in favor of the prosecution last year.
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He was deported to New York for prosecution in November 2012.
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Jason Stockley&aposs lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges defamation and malicious prosecution.
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Egyptian journalists who have reported from North Sinai have faced prosecution.
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But I am supporting the prosecution until the day I die.
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She had been stabbed to death, the prosecution source tells PEOPLE.
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In both cases, such a prosecution would create a troubling precedent.
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It wants China to step up policing and prosecution of hackers.
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It's a good, different perspective on the mistakes the prosecution made.
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Despite jail officials escaping prosecution, Bland's case is far from over.
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Both Brennan and Raico were granted immunity against prosecution before testifying.
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Some pranksters have recently found themselves facing criminal prosecution and jail.
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Miriam A. Krinsky is executive director of Fair and Just Prosecution.
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Here, I suspect they'll use the state prosecution as a cover.
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"Congress of the United States doesn't engage in criminal prosecution," Rep.
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Amazingly, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has let the prosecution proceed.
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"We want the prosecution of all corrupt people," one banner read.
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Unwinding such a quagmire would be potentially devastating for the prosecution.
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Schneiderman may now face prosecution himself, according to New York Gov.
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The prosecution failed to provide sufficient evidence to prove individual guilt.
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"It's for the prosecution to secure the police file," she said.
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Multiple factors preclude a criminal prosecution here: The lack of corroboration.
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She rejected a prosecution bid to have Stone jailed until then.
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SNC-Lavalin had sought to avoid prosecution by paying a fine.
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And Menendez has already escaped prosecution for his relationship with Melgen.
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Most notably, they are subject to prosecution under the Espionage Act.
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Well, both the defense and the prosecution were mixed-race teams.
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Charles Hurt: The dangerous and dishonest political prosecution against the president.
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Winchester was a key witness for the prosecution during the trial.
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His wife, Shannon Allen, was the final prosecution witness on Monday.
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Can a sitting president face criminal prosecution for obstruction of justice?
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Asked whether he would push for Comey's prosecution, the president demurred.
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The search drives prosecution and needs to encompass the full invention.
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Maybe they'll leave it to the state to conduct a prosecution.
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Only one other Islamic State-related U.S. prosecution has reached trial.
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"I'm not lying," said one prosecution witness, Garrett's grandmother Patricia Phillips.
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Some cases almost demand criminal prosecution because they reflect serious misconduct.
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This fits with Sergeant Azaria's narrative of his arrest and prosecution.
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Have your investigations helped with the prosecution of poachers and smugglers?
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But previous US administrations generally didn't refer everyone caught for prosecution.
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There is no civil or criminal precedent for such a prosecution.
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For criminal cases, victims can seek prosecution until they turn 28.
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A court date in that prosecution has been planned for May.
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Or so the prosecution and the 23 witnesses so far say.
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It is up to the prosecution to prove that he lied.
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The prosecution had expressed frustration after listening to the defense's request.
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Shuler examines the prosecution of Tommy Kosto, charged with killing his
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The data serve many purposes including easing prosecution of such crimes.
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He's allegedly discussed plans to flee to Canada to escape prosecution.
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Anyone who breaches the order could face a fine or prosecution.
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Many of these leaders wield considerable political influence and escape prosecution.
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It's an attempt to undercut Darden's confidence and undermine the prosecution.
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Recently, though, Geimer has called for an end to Polanski's prosecution.
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This hearing will require the prosecution and defense to stay late.
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Only between 8% and 37% of rapes ever result in prosecution.
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Other prosecution witnesses fell apart one by one on the stand.
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Under the agreement, criminal prosecution will be deferred for three years.
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During cross-examination, the prosecution asked Quijano to be more specific.
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A criminal prosecution seems only a matter of when, not if.
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The prosecution has its shit together, they seem to be thinking.
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In short, then, the deck is stacked against a Sessions prosecution.
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It's to get involved in campaigns to reform policing and prosecution.
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That could give the defense an advantage in the criminal prosecution.
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The Navy's prosecution team did not exactly crown itself in glory.
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At least the Alabama law exempts people having abortions from prosecution.
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Could that doctor then end her pregnancy without fear of prosecution?
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Ms. Krinsky is the executive director of Fair and Just Prosecution.
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The announcement on Thursday was an interim step in the prosecution.
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December - Prosecution and defence teams deliver closing arguments in Mladic's trial.
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The national security division also merged with the Brooklyn prosecution team.
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He led the crowd in a mock prosecution of Hillary Clinton.
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The prosecution of Mr. Flotron, though, started badly for the government.
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The prosecution contends that Mr. Serebrennikov failed to mount the production.
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The greatest threat, he said, is not prosecution but self-censorship.
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Founded First Sex Crimes Prosecution Bureau in U.S. 25 Years Patron.
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The terrorism prosecution was later dropped amid allegations of prosecutorial misconduct.
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The prosecution rested its case Thursday after two days of testimony.
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The office noted that criminal prosecution of the official was declined.
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It also effectively ended his prosecution on federal sex trafficking charges.
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Todd Ransom Howe was the star prosecution witness for good reason.
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If that isn't bad enough, the prosecution witnesses are all lying.
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"This is about education more than it is prosecution," Dailey said.
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The prosecution as well as the civil parties know it, too.
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Wiesenthal was directly involved in the prosecution of hundreds of Nazis.
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As is typical, the case did not progress to a prosecution.
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The prosecution objected, saying what occurred after the murder was irrelevant.
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Mr. Trump has relentlessly attacked Mr. McCabe, potentially complicating any prosecution.
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There are always two sides, prosecutor and defense in criminal prosecution.
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In the regional parliament they also enjoy some protection from prosecution.
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Why should I risk my health to testify for the prosecution?
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In another letter, she begged Buddy Caldwell to stop the prosecution.
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What we should all call "protected speech" has resulted in prosecution.
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As the prosecution, the House managers will present their case first.
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Members of the House lead the prosecution and senators are jurors.
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Several protesters have faced criminal prosecution for offences at the rallies.
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Less obvious allies also have assumed the president's power over prosecution.
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But the Strasbourg cases illustrate the difficulties of building a prosecution.
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Nonetheless, something must change in the world of deferred prosecution agreements.
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A prosecution spokesperson was also unavailable to speak about the case.
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But that mandate is predicated on the existence of a prosecution.
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The firm Weber worked for until August, Mercury, also escaped prosecution.
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But, she asserted, the prosecution lacked the evidence to prove it.
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If he is no longer in power, he could face prosecution.
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"I'm innocent," Mr. Kocner said after the prosecution read the charges.
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Thankfully, the state Supreme Court later ruled the prosecution was improper.
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Neither investigation led to prosecution of the sheriff or his employees.
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Netanyahu's criminal prosecution has loomed over the leader since last year.
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On Tuesday he withdrew his bid for parliamentary immunity from prosecution.
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"This verdict was not expected; the prosecution had asked for probation."
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And he still faces prosecution on criminal charges in New York.
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Zuma has denied wrongdoing and Abrahams denies protecting him from prosecution.
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And a state prosecution might be brought for second-degree murder.
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"It's much like DNA evidence [in] a criminal prosecution," explained Guillery.
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He acted like a cyber bully and threatened her with prosecution.
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But Mr. Erdogan has been highly critical of the Zarrab prosecution.
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It would have shielded dozens of politicians from prosecution for corruption.
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"This prosecution is absolutely political," Mr. Hoopes told reporters in April.
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He claimed diplomatic immunity and left New Zealand to avoid prosecution.
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Now, Schiff is not going to face a levying war prosecution.
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However, it said that did not give them immunity from prosecution.
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"By all appearances, there were some grounds for prosecution," he said.
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The threat of criminal prosecution does not enhance anyone's medical care.
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The proposed settlement essentially gave the banks amnesty against further prosecution.
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American Media also signed a non-prosecution deal with federal prosecutors.
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Thus far, the Department of Justice's prosecution has been far-reaching.
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The attackers have been unknown assailants who have largely escaped prosecution.
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In exchange, he wanted immunity from prosecution in the United States.
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Democrats have asserted that the president should face investigation and possible prosecution for obstruction of justice after Mueller wrote in his report that Justice Department policy prevented the agency from taking up prosecution of such allegations.
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Shanlon Wu, who represented Manafort's former protege Rick Gates before he pleaded guilty in February and cooperated with the prosecution, said the lack of questions on Friday might bode better for the prosecution than the defense.
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Harp holds a law degree from the University of Arkansas, and she previously served as chief of the sex crimes prosecution unit in New York City and as director of the National Juvenile Justice Prosecution Center.
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" In a letter to FBI Director Comey that said the non-prosecution of Clinton "defies logic," Goodlatte even cited a part of the espionage statute that allows for prosecution based on "gross negligence" rather than "knowing intent.
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"He attacked the rampant illegality that riddled our immigration system, breaking the record for prosecution of illegal-entry cases and increasing by 38 percent the prosecution of deported immigrants who re-entered the country illegally," he wrote.
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"The CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) must now bend its endeavors to his prosecution, with the assistance to be expected from the authorities in the United States, recognizing the gravity of the allegations in this case," they wrote.
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Loper expressed frustration with the prosecution, saying he was troubled that in the four months that the case has been back before the court, the state has taken "absolutely no action" to further its prosecution of Flowers.
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Neither the prosecution nor the defense have returned PEOPLE's calls for comment.
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He is the first former politburo member to face prosecution in decades.
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Homeland Security officials now refer all cases of illegal entry for prosecution.
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Wade is unconstitutional and his history of targeting black voters for prosecution.
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George Washington ordered the prosecution of those involved in the Whiskey Rebellion.
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Durst told the prosecution "inertia" kept him from going on the run.
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Early October: Chris' attorneys approach the prosecution about a possible plea deal.
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Instead, the prosecution relied heavily on communications over a multitude of media.
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He was acquitted but the prosecution alleged witness intimidation, which he denied.
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The prosecution is not expected to finish presenting evidence until next month.
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"But I've seen prosecution of cases on much less evidence," she added.
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"The prosecution wedded themselves to one knife, one killer theory," he said.
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Of those, nine faced an imminent threat of impeachment or criminal prosecution.
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The prosecution has also presented evidence that he met with a prostitute.
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A disheartening landmark The prosecution drew mixed reaction from civil rights groups.
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So you could seek prosecution for this specific crime in those states.
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"They tried to understand what was illegal so they would escape prosecution."
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Legal experts have said the governor is unlikely to face criminal prosecution.
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The prosecution has indicated the involvement of others in the Butina case.
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Lamo has publicly stated that Katz ran to Iceland to avoid prosecution.
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The company said it was disappointed that the prosecution might be dropped.
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"The case for prosecution of these offences was flawed," the report said.
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Allegations may be too old for criminal prosecution or a civil lawsuit.
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Of course, there's another unspoken reason the prosecution might have declined charges.
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"We will refer this matter for criminal prosecution, as appropriate," he said.
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She is an expert on the investigation and prosecution of sex crimes.
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It's not clear whether that settlement could include further prosecution for Epstein.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was criticized for initially allowing the prosecution.
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But so far Sessions' changes have not registered in drug prosecution data.
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Requests can also be made at the investigative rather than prosecution stage.
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Only one of those investigations actually led to a criminal prosecution, however.
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In exchange for his cooperation, Cohen will not face further criminal prosecution.
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The prosecution is no more forthcoming about that part of the investigation.
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" John Cunha, Stepanets' lawyer, said she would appeal, calling the prosecution "outrageous.
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The prosecution is seeking a jail sentence of up to 35 years.
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Another option was to increase prosecution of parents caught crossing the border.
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The prosecution literally threatened him with the needle to get this testimony.
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His cases included the prosecution of the Mafia boss John J. Gotti.
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The order was requested by the prosecution, and supported by the defense.
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Tensing's attorney, Stew Mathews, objected to the prosecution bringing up that evidence.
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We denounce the demonization and prosecution of victimless acts between consenting adults.
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Prosecution officials could not immediately be reached on Monday to confirm that.
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The prosecution is recommending a "significant sentence" of 54 months in prison.
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"It provides an additional 'plausible deniability' to any prosecution," the commenter said.
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Lawmakers across Latin America enjoy such protection from prosecution while in office.
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The prosecution expects to wrap its portion of the trial on Friday.
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If the prosecution genuinely believed in a case, why just drop it?
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Therefore, with the concurrence of the investigating officer, prosecution will be declined.
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He should be calling for a better prosecution, not jumping to conviction.
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However, Mr dos Santos granted himself immunity from prosecution before stepping down.
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The prosecution is expected to continue presenting its case throughout the week.
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In all likelihood the gangs are emboldened by the absence of prosecution.
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That judge ended up recusing himself from the prosecution of Michael Flynn.
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One of those cases resulted in a criminal prosecution, and on Dec.
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Both the prosecution and defense agreed that Hagerman had killed his son.
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It may lead to prosecution or people in positions losing their job.
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The term was longer than the five months sought by the prosecution.
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During Tuesday's hearing, the prosecution pressed Swampillai about Yeo's relationship with Low.
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On Thursday, Judge Brady allowed the prosecution to cross-examine McCullough's witnesses.
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Later, he called for the commission to resign and face criminal prosecution.
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Seventeen came out negative, and 16 of those were referred for prosecution.
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That information is almost never relevant to the merits of the prosecution.
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That such a case exists does not, of course, guarantee its prosecution.
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A Montana court ruling protects doctors there from prosecution for assisted suicide.
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LONDON -- As a policeman, my dad was involved in the odd prosecution.
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The President can pardon any federal offender, even in advance of prosecution.
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But the prosecution apparently knew about that deposition way back in 2005.
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But for a criminal prosecution, you&aposre referring to Juanita Broaddrick, obviously.
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The prosecution did not immediately respond to a CNN request for comment.
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He too has been expelled from the party and will face prosecution.
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Kasko resigned as prosecutor last week alleging corruption in the prosecution service.
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The prosecution had argued that the audio was irrelevant to the case.
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A prosecution response filed last week has not been cleared for release.
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Kovesi has led an anti-corruption prosecution agency called DNA since 2013.
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Investigators would use the women's reports as the basis for the prosecution.
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The prosecution wrapped up Wednesday's proceedings by finishing their questioning of Malafa.
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The prosecution will argue that this prior agreement was not validly executed.
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It partly limits their immunity from prosecution, which used to be unconditional.
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Instead of instructing the detective to answer, the prosecution dropped the evidence.
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Book publisher Judith Regan is expected to be the final prosecution witness.
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Virginia (1967), mixed race couples were subject to prosecution and jail-time.
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The jury is told the prosecution does not have to prove motive.
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It called for the repeal of special powers protecting troops from prosecution.
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Together, this team presents cases to Department of Justice attorneys for prosecution.
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"Yeah, at *trial* in a *criminal* prosecution," he wrote in a reply.
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Non-prosecution agreements are not uncommon in other parts of the government.
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To interfere with the President's (non)prosecution power violates the Unitary Executive.
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Friday, the prosecution called more eyewitnesses, including several victims, to the stand.
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None of the victims named by the prosecution showed up in court.
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If Trump were to pardon Manafort, that would vitiate the federal prosecution.
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Both the prosecution and defense had to agree upon a new venue.
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Prosecution and Herrington's attorney Teresa Grantham could not be reached for comment.
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They're shocked to see that the prosecution looks a little different, too.
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Ziegler is being held on a Laclede County warrant of hindering prosecution.
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That probe was referred recently to the Justice Department for potential prosecution.
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The prosecution rested its case on Tuesday after four days of testimony.
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While that prosecution ultimately failed, this would be a much stronger case.
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The prosecution is seeking a 22-year prison sentence for Diane Rwigara.
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One member of 3 Staccs, Javon Brown, also testified for the prosecution.
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He has also tried to prune the budget of the prosecution service.
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But the courts sided with the prosecution, which was assisted by Microsoft.
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Mr. Hillary had accused the police and the prosecution of racial bias.
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And notably, Comey prosecuted Stewart while Fitzgerald oversaw the prosecution of Blagojevich.
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But statutes of limitation shielded him from prosecution for the abuses themselves.
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That's called selective prosecution and those things get thrown out in court.
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Manning could be given immunity from further prosecution and compelled to testify.
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Patrick Fitzgerald, a personal friend of Comey, oversaw the prosecution of Blagojevich.
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"You avoid criminal prosecution and pay a penalty without facing jail time."
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Flynn has offered to testify before Congress if granted immunity from prosecution.
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Resolving the issue of unethical price gouging also requires prosecution of offenders.
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That policy prioritizes the prosecution of people who enter the country illegally.
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The Crown Prosecution Service said there was enough evidence to charge them.
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"In terms of declining prosecution, we're not going to get into specifics."
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Race also figures in cases on redistricting, fair housing and malicious prosecution.
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The prosecution must also show it cannot be obtained from another source.
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This one witness had completely invalidated three days worth of prosecution testimony.
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But Trump's own advisers appeared to downplay the possibility of Clinton prosecution.
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Prosecution Prosecutors take control of cases once the police make their arrests.
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The prosecution found DNA from Simpson and both victims on the gloves.
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If the court agrees with the prosecution, then criminal proceedings would resume.
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The prosecution had built its case around evidence connected to a cellphone.
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The prosecution admitted that Mr Fackrell's questioning of Mr Strieff was unlawful.
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But it's not the home run the prosecution hopes for after all.
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The comic and ZDF should apologize, he said, but prosecution was unnecessary.
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Cases that involve prosecution are rare, though, and penalties are often light.
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It's possible that Muslet's religious beliefs played no role in his prosecution.
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The prosecution, for its part, tried to avoid any mention of religion.
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Let us harken back to another politically motivated prosecution, that of Sen.
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As a senator, she has immunity from arrest, but not from prosecution.
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"Clearly this is a political prosecution," Richards's attorney, Nana Gyamfi, told Vox.
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It may lead to prosecution or people in positions loosing their job.
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The pope, at least, seems effectively immune to prosecution of any kind.
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The case was referred to the Department of Justice, which declined prosecution.
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Increased prosecution is unlikely, then, to curb overdose deaths; so what will?
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After the prosecution closed its case, the defense did not present one.
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There is little doubt he would face prosecution after losing the elections.
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It is extremely unlikely that that that person will face prosecution themselves.
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Go deeper: The prosecution in Manafort's trial has left no stone unturned
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That number, however, only reflects half of the parents eligible for prosecution.
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Banks facilitating transactions for Mahan should face steep fines and possibly prosecution.
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Those states' attorneys general should also impose statewide moratoriums on marijuana prosecution.
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He was the only prosecution witness they have cross-examined at length.
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The policy is also inherently limited in its focus on federal prosecution.
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Could evidence-based prosecution have saved Michelle Monson Mosure and her children?
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But Mr. Armstead's prosecution turned out to be a slowly unfolding disaster.
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The prosecution, however, has yet to settle on what charges to bring.
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The prosecution sought to have Moe Yan Naing declared an unreliable witness.
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Impeachment — not criminal prosecution — is the tool for a corrupt sitting president.
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Aid groups should be allowed to operate without government harassment and prosecution.
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Now, Trump is obviously not going to face a levying war prosecution.
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Finally, the prosecution built much of its initial case on Dassey's testimony.
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The Exeter Police Department dropped the prosecution after getting Ms. Lahey's memo.
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In the end, SNC-Lavalin's case is proceeding as a criminal prosecution.
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Emirati officials had agreed to hand over Mr. Khabyar for federal prosecution.
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And even those without medical cards have had little fear of prosecution.
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A principal prosecution witness against Mr. von Bülow was Maria Schrallhammer, Mrs.
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Seems the prosecution isn't averse to a little stagecraft of its own.
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Russia does not extradite its citizens for prosecution in the United States.
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Congress never intended to enact a law that shields traffickers from prosecution.
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Still, the government would need to weigh many factors in considering prosecution.
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"The prosecution here simply has it wrong," Ms. Shroff told the jurors.
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Of course, an impeachment inquiry is different that a criminal RICO prosecution.
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The Kremlin is unlikely to hand over its operatives to face prosecution.
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The prosecution rested its case Monday after calling more than 50 witnesses.
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"My theory was prompt and certain arrest, prosecution and punishment," he said.
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The outside monitor was imposed as part of a deferred prosecution agreement.
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But Kristin Alferink, the assistant state's attorney handling Siatta's prosecution, was firm.
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Impeachment, not criminal prosecution, is our Constitution's response to egregious executive malfeasance.
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" She called the continued prosecution of Mr. Cantu and Mr. Horse "worrying.
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The kicker: Comey himself had overseen Rich's prosecution between 1987 and 1993.
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"We're not the Department of Prosecution," aides said she often reminded them.
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The non-prosecution agreement was negotiated by the office of then-U.
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Even so, he will be vulnerable to prosecution and abandonment by allies.
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A federal pardon would simply move their prosecution beyond Mr. Trump's control.
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At times, the space between the defense and prosecution tables has crackled.
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It remains unclear how the new toxicology findings will affect the prosecution.
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But he was immune from prosecution while holding elected office as mayor.
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The prosecution and the defense made their closing arguments Monday afternoon. Rep.
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If recruits said no, the Army often referred the case for prosecution.
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Mr. Flynn "ultimately hindered their prosecution," according to the government's sentencing memo.
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"He didn't come across as some kind of prosecution puppet," she said.
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The prosecution and defense will make their opening statements on Jan. 22.
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This effectively immunized whites from prosecution for violence against people of color.
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One of Putin's first decrees was to protect Yeltsin from future prosecution.
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In the prosecution of Bill Cosby, such witnesses made all the difference.
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Supporters said that Liang, a Chinese-American, was singled out for prosecution.
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The prosecution will call Credico back on Friday to finish his testimony.
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US Supreme Court precedent prohibits extending prosecution windows after a limit expires.
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Gaughan also ruled the prosecution could use the word homicide in court.
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Don, Jr.,'s role may have been too minor to merit prosecution.
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Mr. Erdogan has publicly criticized Mr. Zarrab's prosecution in the United States.
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Ethically, I am prohibited from commenting on an open investigation or prosecution.
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He is living in Russia to avoid prosecution in the United States.
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If the prosecution could not do so, the killer would walk free.
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The CHRB has referred cases to district attorneys for prosecution, Loehr said.
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But that behavior was not criminal and didn't warrant prosecution, he added.
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The prosecution rested its case Monday while the defense wrapped up Tuesday.
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He was cleared this month in the last criminal prosecution he faced.
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The lawsuit alleges malicious prosecution, abuse of process, civil conspiracy and defamation.
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A death penalty prosecution will be part of this much broader narrative.
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The defense and prosecution are currently working together on discovery of evidence.
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The provision appears to have never been used in a criminal prosecution.
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Manafort's defense attorneys suggested Wednesday that the entire prosecution was politically motivated.
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Gates appeared as a star witness for the prosecution in three trials.
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Tokayev called for strengthening criminal prosecution of domestic violence, pedophilia, and rape.
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Berman Jackson also spoke on the rarity of a foreign lobbying prosecution.
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But some people — say, foreign entities — might be willing to risk prosecution.
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Elizabeth Rathburn pleaded guilty to fraud, and she cooperated with the prosecution.
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One example cited by the prosecution: "Sissy" was a favorite Rooseveltian insult.
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Still, every so often a filmmaker restates the case for the prosecution.
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And the report found no evidence that the prosecution was politically motivated.
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At the time, he expressed concern about the prosecution of Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Germany does not typically extradite its citizens for prosecution in U.S. courts.
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"I'm concerned about how it could impact a prosecution," Ms. Herring said.
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A judge dismissed some other charges after the prosecution presented its side.
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We denounce the systemic prosecution of advocates of sexual and religious freedom.
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Women were ancillaries to the prosecution side in formal witch hunt proceedings.
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It's about how we lost our will for enforcement and prosecution. Yes.
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Remembering the prosecution of Nazi leadership for war crimes always comforts me.
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The CCDI only hands cases over to police and judiciary for prosecution.
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But Fairstein periodically defended the police and the prosecution to the press.
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"One, you don't want actual pressure placed upon the Department of Justice in connection with an investigation or prosecution, and two, you don't want the appearance of political influence with respect to an investigation or prosecution," Gonzales said.
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Although aiding a suicide remains illegal, updated guidance from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which decides when it is in the public interest to proceed with charges, has narrowed the circumstances in which a prosecution will go ahead.
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"The CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) must now bend its endeavors to his prosecution, with the assistance to be expected from the authorities in the United States, recognizing the gravity of the allegations in this case," the judge said.
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But as the Washington Post reported, Acosta has defended the non-prosecution agreement as ensuring some level of accountability for Epstein, and on June 25, the Department of Justice announced it would not void Epstein's non-prosecution deal.
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RICK GATES TESTIFIES HE AND MANAFORT COMMITTED FRAUD Ellis specifically pushed Andres on why the prosecution was moving slowly with Gates, as well as why the prosecution is focusing on the link between wealthy Ukrainian politicos and Manafort.
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For example, Kodak's charges wouldn't be eligible for deferred prosecution in Illinois, where Chief Keef is from: In Cook County, the "deferred prosecution" program cannot be invoked for a violent offense, a DUI, or possession of a weapon.
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"Today the Attorney General rescinded the Cole Memo on marijuana prosecutions, and directed that federal marijuana prosecution decisions be governed by the same principles that have long governed all of our prosecution decisions," Troyer said in the statement.
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"Let's say a group of American tourists are murdered by terrorists in a foreign country, and there is a prosecution in the foreign country for murder, the same offense in a court of competent jurisdiction there, and it's not a sham prosecution, but it's a fairly inept prosecution … and it results in an acquittal or a conviction with a very light sentence," he said.
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But because the alleged wrongdoing happened before it signed a deferred prosecution agreement in 2012 bank insiders think it is unlikely to put it in breach of the deal to avoid prosecution that is due to expire next year.
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Rolls-Royce and Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in January reached a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) in a deal that allowed the company to avoid prosecution in relation to accusations by prosecutors of persistent criminal conduct over three decades.
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"The Trump administration's attempts at 'zero tolerance' prosecution of illegal entry were the legal basis for its widespread separation of families in 2018: Children were separated because their parents were being transferred to criminal custody for prosecution," Lind writes.
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Eight of the group's members, all of them Polish, have been found guilty in a Birmingham court of trafficking and forced labor, in the "largest ever modern slavery prosecution" in Britain, the Crown Prosecution Service said in a statement.
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Eight of the group's members, all of them Polish, have been found guilty in a Birmingham court of trafficking and forced labor, in the "largest ever modern slavery prosecution" in Britain, the Crown Prosecution Service said in a statement.
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The prosecution team's first request for a pre-trial arrest warrant was rejected.
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The prosecution ended the trial with a closing statement that lasted three hours.
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The charges were later voided and he will not face prosecution, police said.
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The prosecution presented no compelling evidence in the trial to support its case.
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Bennett and Haynes are expected to testify for the prosecution after pleading guilty.
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The government has said that such a prosecution could implicate mainstream news organizations.
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And four codefendants have pleaded guilty, saying they&aposd testify for the prosecution.
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Parliament stripped Atambayev of immunity from prosecution in June, accusing him of corruption.
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The jury delivered a stiffer sentence to Gallagher than the prosecution had requested.
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Barclays Africa is also cooperating with investigators in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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The prosecution may argue that that attempt to flee suggests consciousness of guilt.
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Bradley received immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony at this trial.
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It's always seemed like such an unfair prosecution—being such a benign drug.
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Where Is She Now: Kasabian got immunity from prosecution in exchange for testifying.
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Only a handful of doctors have faced prosecution for buying foreign, unapproved Botox.
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Park's ouster means she loses the protection from prosecution she enjoyed as president.
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Friday's hearing saw the prosecution call witness and demand prison time for Miller.
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BOLDEN: I&aposm sorry, their getting his testimony in the prosecution of Manafort.
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But somehow, the prosecution and defense decided on 12 jurors and 5 alternates.
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Muhammad Abbas, Head of Public Prosecution at the Magistrate Court in Sawran Azaz
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In the end, the jury sided with the prosecution and found Willis guilty.
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Additionally, the agency referred 45 cases for prosecution, 33 of which were accepted.
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She is reportedly one of 20 more witnesses the prosecution plans to call.
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The memos eschew exempting categories of people, no matter how sympathetic, from prosecution.
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Such a witness would fill in a gap in the prosecution&aposs case.
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A prosecution source counters that the evidence against Casey is substantial and sufficient.
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Peterson is charged with evidence tampering and hindering prosecution in the first degree.
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If anyone in Plymouth was hoping to profit from his prosecution, they failed.
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Homeland Security has been referring all cases of illegal entry for criminal prosecution.
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Oddly enough, both the prosecution and the defense argued in court that Gov.
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And three, when the parent or legal guardian is referred for criminal prosecution.
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"I think this is a treasure trove for the prosecution now," Reichel said.
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Alexander Urbelis said the report sheds light on the prosecution of Julian Assange.
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The SDNY revealed its "non-prosecution agreement" with Enquirer publisher American Media Inc.
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Gates was indicted by Mueller but pleaded guilty and testified for the prosecution.
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It was there, the prosecution says, that Gallagher stabbed the fighter to death.
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Sarkozy lost presidential immunity from legal prosecution a month after he left office.
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These stereotypes don't just aid in prosecution, but can also make exoneration harder.
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The vote means that Temer is safe from prosecution while he remains president.
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He was additionally charged with hindering prosecution in the first-degree, police said.
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Torneos, for its part, entered into a deferred prosecution agreement in late 2016.
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He twice used his support in congress to assert his immunity from prosecution.
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Walmart has also entered into a non-prosecution agreement with the Justice Department.
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That lack of prosecution resulted in a proliferation of under-the-radar lobbying.
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"You don't really care about Mr Manafort's bank fraud", he told the prosecution.
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"Those are matters that go to the heart of this prosecution," Brady said.
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Posse comitatus is criminal law, and to enforce it would mean federal prosecution.
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Like bankers who escaped prosecution, Clinton may find the result of limited value.
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The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) were informed.
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Civil rights groups have already objected to the prosecution on first amendment grounds.
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Another set of the prosecution notes contains a coded key to identify race.
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That rule invalidates the second marriage and renders the bigamist liable to prosecution.
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The controversy comes as Hong Kong's prosecution policy comes under criticism as politicised.
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The judge asked Laporta if she was concerned she might face criminal prosecution.
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After he was killed, Ryan's parents declined to comment as Morton's prosecution proceeded.
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"It does not bode well for prosecution," CNN legal analyst Danny Cevallos said.
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In addition, Philadelphia officials say only nine cases have been referred for prosecution.
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In case you don&apost know, only the prosecution gets to present evidence.
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The prosecution disputed this claim, saying autopsy reports showed Taz wasn't rejecting food.
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Officials involved in counter-terrorism operations were granted immunity from prosecution last year.
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Prosecutors have rejected a police's request to arrest her, a prosecution official said.
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INGRAHAM: And no subpoena power though and he can&apost do any prosecution.
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Ideally, they'd also like to see a criminal prosecution for the responsible party.
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The CCDI only hands cases over to police and the judiciary for prosecution.
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The prosecution has said the children will testify against their parents at trial.
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Yet despite the threat of prosecution, many seem prepared to take their chances.
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The prosecution is expected to call around 60 other witnesses, including government officials.
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In 2012 he stepped down, but only in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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The party wants the entire crew to be suspended and subject to prosecution.
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Each will explain "the prosecution or declination decisions" Mueller reached during his investigation.
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After a second examination, the Mississippi Supreme Court again sided with the prosecution.
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He pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate in the prosecution of Vázquez Rijos.
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Sessions maintains to this day that pursuing their prosecution was the right decision.
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It was mythologized, absorbed and adored by both the public and the prosecution.
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"The prosecution wedded themselves to one knife, one killer theory," the attorney said.
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The prosecution had been expected to wrap up its case by Friday afternoon.
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Flynn has previously sought immunity from "unfair prosecution" to cooperate with the committee.
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Moreno had indicated that his government would continue to shelter Assange from prosecution.
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He also faces the threat of prosecution in connection with his business interests.
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Fernandez is currently a senator, a post that grants her immunity from prosecution.
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It seems like the prosecution is saying, but they gave him a deal.
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It said Turkey would continue efforts to ensure the soldiers' extradition and prosecution.
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If he follows the conditions for 18 months, prosecution will be permanently deferred.
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" He went on to call his prosecution "a witch hunt of epic proportions.
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That claim, according to Justice Aloise, cast a shadow over the entire prosecution.
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Based on the responses, the defense and prosecution selected around 73 suitable candidates.
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Based on the responses, the defense and prosecution selected around 100 suitable candidates.
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What he said in his depo formed the basis of the current prosecution.
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The retrial happens next, and the prosecution may try to call other accusers.
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And maybe we can do that through the threat of prosecution or not.
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Describing the Martins "remorseful," Angel says the prosecution is satisfied with the outcome.
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I assure you, this selective prosecution will be met with a strong defense.
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Now, the prosecution and defense are wrangling over the motive for the shooting.
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Armanna is both a defendant and a prosecution witness in the corruption trial.
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According to the prosecution source, Walsh had never been in legal trouble before.
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The prosecution, in response, filed its own motion opposing the request for dismissal.
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But it took more than two decades for the first prosecution to happen.
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Ledbetter, according to the prosecution statement, also expressed a sexual attraction for animals.
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He died in January last year without knowing he would not face prosecution.
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Trueman is lobbying Sessions directly to bring obscenity prosecution to the federal level.
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Like Camille Cosby's statement really lashing out at the prosecution and the judge.
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But his workaround is that Connerty gets to be lead prosecution on it.
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Sater has a history of saving himself from criminal prosecution by betraying associates.
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The Crown Prosecution Service does not provide guidance for misogyny-related hate crimes.
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"Prosecution requested for the trial in April," Zaki said in a text message.
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The prosecution alleges that Manafort masterminded the scheme to maintain a lavish lifestyle.
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"Prosecution requested for the trial in April," Zaki said in a text message.
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Proponents of the legislation point to cases like the prosecution of Mr. Harris.
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Those freedoms mean that we can criticize government officials without fear of prosecution.
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Manafort himself surely knows that a pardon offers no protection from state prosecution.
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The prosecution completed its case but no one was found guilty of murder.
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"The prosecution of CO Bayley is a separate legal issue," Figueroa tells Taystee.
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Constand's accusations are the only ones recent enough to allow for criminal prosecution.
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James Pohl of the Army, and the prosecution team, led by Brig. Gen.
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In public, Mr. Zelensky has insisted he would never order a politicized prosecution.
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Prosecution was more common in cases with more severe crimes, like drug-running.
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Of course, not all of the president's opponents are panting for a prosecution.
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We urge energetic prosecution of child pornography which closely linked to human trafficking.
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Prosecution for financial fraud hit a 20-year low during the Obama administration.
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The prosecution called it a deliberate act after the two had an argument.
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There are no meaningful impediments to federal investigation and prosecution of domestic terrorism.
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But Mr. Boies called the choice to pursue A.I.G. "politically motivated selective prosecution."
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"I'm pleased that the New York prosecution is going forward," he told reporters.
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Those are the dueling punishments the prosecution and defense asked for in Sgt.
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Edwards fired back in his counterclaim that Epstein was pursuing a malicious prosecution.
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Under the zero-tolerance policy, anyone who crosses the border illegally faces prosecution.
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Ms. Mosby's team has just accused the Police Department of undermining the prosecution.
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He therefore would not be believable to the prosecution or to a jury.
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Experts have called for a law enabling prosecution for supporting domestic terror groups.
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On Monday, he called the legal proceedings a "fake prosecution," according to ABC.
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He smiled at times as his defense team challenged Chow, the prosecution witness.
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One change involved releasing the bank's employees, officers and directors from potential prosecution.
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The prosecution indicated Wednesday that it will call its final witness on Monday.
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The rate of prosecution varies across the four countries that make up Britain.
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In fact, he just filed a countersuit against the city claiming malicious prosecution.
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Trump's lawyers have argued that the president has blanket immunity from criminal prosecution.
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The prosecution in question here is failing to fill out a form accurately.
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Ireland both doctors and women can face prosecution if an abortion takes place.
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This would protect doctors or medical professionals who perform abortions from criminal prosecution.
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Lawmakers and their staff are not immune from prosecution under insider-trading laws.
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It too was unprecedented, and staved off criminal prosecution of an impeached president.
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In contrast, the prosecution called more than a dozen witnesses, including Mr. Lightfoot.
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As elected lawmakers, Borges and Requesens enjoy immunity from prosecution under Venezuelan law.
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The FBI investigated Clinton's email practices, but recommended against prosecution in the case.
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The burden on border control, surveillance, interrogation and prosecution will continue to grow.
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When police officers kill civilians, the chances of criminal prosecution are vanishingly small.
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The authority to pursue prosecution is left in the hands of the government.
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Again, other people with HIV are still vulnerable to prosecution for non-disclosure.
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Neither the prosecution nor defense team can believe how quickly the verdict arrives.
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For Caravaggio, travel was the way to escape prosecution and continue his work.
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We looked to the [prosecution] to take our cues on what to include.
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The deferred prosecution agreements are subject to court approval in the United States.
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The judge reportedly asked what evidence the prosecution had that Cosby would flee.
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In most cases, there is no prosecution of the recruitment agents or employers.
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"I would never let the prosecution interview my client," Dershowitz told NBC News.
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The prosecution says that Ms. Berman made a critical phone call after Mrs.
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The prosecution has not ruled out investigating officials for complicity in the terror.
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" Dr. Frederick added, "We will refer this matter for criminal prosecution, as appropriate.
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The prosecution followed a criminal complaint by a prominent supporter of Mr. Sisi.
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Mr. Akerman was an assistant special prosecutor on the Watergate Special Prosecution Force.
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One, former Chief Executive Michael Babich, testified for the prosecution at Kapoor's trial.
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It showed signs of torture, according to forensic and prosecution officials in Egypt.
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On both of these points, the prosecution argues that the answer is yes.
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Several prosecution witnesses contradicted the police account of where the arrests took place.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office has suspended prosecution of some low-level crimes.
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Manafort and Gates's job was to run cover for this clearly undemocratic prosecution.
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Kirchner called the prosecution politically motivated, and her supporters rallied in Buenos Aires.
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Yet that prosecution helped rein in Microsoft's ambitions to dominate the early web.
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That clouded the prosecution narrative that Mr. Baker had acted on his own.
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The prosecution and the defense are expected to deliver closing arguments on Monday.
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"There's no reason to fear prosecution for committing serious corporate crimes," he said.
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He has previously been vocal about perceived irregularities in the prosecution of Lula.
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The prosecution rested its case on Thursday after just two days of testimony.
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Many government watchdog groups, including Human Rights Watch, have called for Rodriguez's prosecution.
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Members of the cast testified at the trial — on behalf of the prosecution.
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And he sought to rebut the corrupt behavior that the prosecution was alleging.
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Trust was something Mr. Majeed thought he couldn't afford to give the prosecution.
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The Johnson trial followed the tradition with 25 prosecution and 16 defense witnesses.
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"They saw there was no evidence to bring a prosecution then," he said.
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Landry offered to end the prosecution if Woodfox pleaded no-contest to manslaughter.
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The defense used six of its seven peremptory challenges, and the prosecution four.
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The prosecution did not appear to make much progress with Republicans on Wednesday.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) about WikiLeaks and the potential prosecution of Julian Assange.
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It's based on a real story — and prosecution — and comes out December 6th.
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Fenech had requested immunity from prosecution promising to reveal information about government officials.
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Will McCabe face prosecution for lying multiple times under oath to federal authorities?
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Various people have called for criminal prosecution or other measures against Manigault Newman.
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Under the policy, adults were charged with illegal entry and detained for prosecution.
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The status of his case was unclear; Venezuelan lawmakers have immunity from prosecution.
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Two passengers in the car pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution, Mr. Yaniv said.
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She deserves admiration and gratitude for her courage; all the prosecution witnesses do.
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The assassination resulted in the prosecution of one person but remained largely unsolved.
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In [the] real world, if prosecution doesn't proceed with case, it gets dismissed.
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The defense and prosecution agreed on a judge rather than a jury trial.
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The charges added another defendant to the Justice Department's sprawling college admissions prosecution.
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Or President Barack Obama called for a Justice Department prosecution of John McCain?
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I have been critical of the heavy handed investigation and prosecution of Stone.
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Weinstein also faces civil lawsuits and prosecution in Los Angeles (Los Angeles Times).
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The charges added another defendant to the Justice Department's sprawling college admissions prosecution.
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However, at a hearing Friday, the prosecution announced the charge had been dropped.
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The former executive also accused the Japanese prosecution of working closely with Nissan.
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The prosecution and the defense rested on Wednesday after two days of testimony.
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"The record exposes political motivation at every stage of the prosecution," she wrote.
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Caesar's photographs are in a safe place to support any such future prosecution.
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It's up to prosecutors to weigh the harm that prosecution seeks to remedy.
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The prosecution stated that it was in the process of investigating that unit.
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The Commission said it has now referred the case to tribunal for prosecution.
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Animal Equality considered the risk of prosecution in a US court too high.
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And Blunt received immunity from prosecution so as to avoid compromising counterintelligence operations.
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Never again, we said, after wasting a year on the Monica Lewinsky prosecution.
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Yet then and now, Sessions has defended the prosecution as necessary and just.
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"In my view, they're the most challenging prosecution that ATF has," he said.
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The most pressing questions Roberts could face might concern potential prosecution witnesses. Sen.
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Facing potential prosecution on a sexual abuse charge, Walgren committed suicide in January.
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The group's report only counts cases where the prosecution was for sexual assault.
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In December, Brazilian judges dropped prosecution against Safra in connection with the scheme.
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Police added that the case had been transferred to Dubai's public prosecution office.
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He said the prosecution also might struggle to introduce the settlement as evidence.
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But information obtained through a FISA warrant could be used in later prosecution.
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The President's longest friend in politics, Roger Stone, stands charged and awaits prosecution.
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Georg Berger then became a target of Nazi prosecution, in the son's telling.
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He said there's no evidence the tweets had any influence on the prosecution.
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The criminal prosecution of Gopee was its first unlicensed consumer credit lending case.
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Yet the problem for potential prosecution is that nothing came from those referrals.
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And once Bryan prevails, he will pursue his own claims for malicious prosecution.
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It was a prosecution by the same people — Comey, Fitzpatrick — the same group.
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Much of Yildirim's prosecution and the judiciary were linked to the Gulen movement.
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She told the judge the prosecution had no current plans to call her.
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"We're serious about enforcement and prosecution," said Mr. Tse, the environment under secretary.
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Charges are often dropped due to a lack of merit for any prosecution.
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After consultation with the prosecution, all parties agree that a continuance is merited.
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The testimony ended for the day with the prosecution still questioning the witness.
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It gave no assurance that banks would not face prosecution for money laundering.
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The prosecution was making the argument that he was normal and completely sane.
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Moreover, an impeached and removed President is still subject to criminal prosecution afterwards.
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The prosecution recommended 4 to 7 years in prison under the plea deal.
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In February, a federal judge ruled the non-prosecution agreement to be unconstitutional.
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The burden of proof was on the prosecution in a case like this.
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You can't interfere with a criminal prosecution or investigation with a corrupt intent.
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But attempting to turn the tables and double-cross the prosecution backfired entirely.
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The first cartel prosecution in modern Australian history was in 2017 involving collusion among Japanese vehicle shippers from 2009 through 2012.. Prior to that, the only other cartel criminal prosecution in Australia took place in 1908 and involved coal miners.
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Prosecution lawyer Jonathan Kinnear, who took over the case earlier this year after the previous team stood down, said the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) was conducting a review into whether Ibori's convictions were sound and expected to conclude it in August.
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He said he would also sue a number of players in the dismissed case — including Natural Fruit, a local police department, prosecution witnesses and Thailand's attorney general — for what he called perjury, wrongful prosecution and other violations of due process.
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Authorities seized control of Anbang and announced the prosecution of Wu on Feb. 23.
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But the prosecution pointed out that he had never once asked for an ambulance.
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The $5-million amount was agreed upon by both the defense and the prosecution.
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Under the plea agreement, the prosecution has to arraign Mr. Durst by Aug. 2000.
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He maintained that the prosecution was political, aimed at helping oust him from office.
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The charges were later dropped because Katherine would not cooperate with the Maui prosecution.
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Hers is the only one recent enough to be the subject of criminal prosecution.
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The prosecution says that this indicates that Laci was killed before 443:18 a.m.
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He told me that broadcasting over Facebook Live might make such a prosecution possible.
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Israel&aposs military pushed for his prosecution, saying he violated its code of ethics.
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Iceland's prosecution of its bankers after the 2008 financial collapse was inspired by the
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Wilson's attorneys said the prosecution withheld key pieces of evidence concerning the main witness.
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He was appearing for the first time in the trial as a prosecution witness.
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