The statute, effectively, contains a statute of limitations, the Ninth Circuit held.
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We're stuck with a state statute that doesn't conform with federal statute.
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Waldburger that the statute of limitations and the statute of repose are distinct.
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It was created via statute and so can only be changed via statute, Carter said.
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"First you have to be subject to the statute, and you have to violate the statute, and then someone actually has to know that you're violating that statute," Waldman said.
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"FSOC is created by statute and it has duties and obligations under its statute," he said.
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This is known as a "statute of repose," which is different from an ordinary statute of limitations.
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My understanding is that EOs may be superseded by federal statute, but EOs may not override statute.
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GIULIANI: Both on his face, and as applied, because on his face-- INGRAHAM: The statute, just the statute.
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Another, broader federal obstruction statute is Section 1505 of Title 18, but even this statute does not fit.
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While the All Writs Act gives courts a broad and flexible authority over things that aren't explicitly covered by statute, "where a statute specifically addresses the particular issue at hand" the statute is controlling.
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And it's clear that Congress in '86 changed the statute of limitations, in 2006 changed the statute of limitations.
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The laws abolish the state's criminal statute of limitations on childhood sexual abuse and extend the civil statute of limitations.
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Natural Resources Defense Council — directs courts to rule in favor of their own interpretations of a statute only if the statute is unambiguous; if a statute is ambiguous, a court should defer to an agency's reasonable interpretation of the statute (even if that interpretation is not the one at which the court would have arrived).
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"There is no statute of limitation on murder and there should not be a statute of limitations on rape," Schiavone said.
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The Securities Act, as you know, includes both a one-year statute of limitations and a three-year statute of repose.
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There was no statute of limitations Last year, Anderson realized there's no statute of limitations for child support payments in California.
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The 6th Circuit, however, said the state's reading of the workers' comp statute didn't line up with the text of the statute.
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And, if the statute protecting the CFPB director from firing can be rewritten, so too could the statute protecting Federal Reserve governors.
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The New York City Bar Association endorsed repealing the statute last month in a white paper describing how the statute stymies transparency.
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Burwell that where a statute was open to interpretation, it was generally up to the courts to decide what the statute meant.
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Would the statute of limitations freeze while he is in office or is there a way to extend the statute of limitations?
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"Courts are required to give a statute a constitutional interpretation if you can and save everything unless Congress prefers no statute," he argued.
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In contrast, tax regulations are generally explanations of how a statute applies to particular transactions or specific entities as contemplated by the statute.
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Consider this — Congress passes a statute, doesn't update it, but the words in that statute over time take on new and different meanings.
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"When you go to a statute, you see the language of the statute, but that doesn't necessarily tell you the meaning," she said.
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All four were charged with one count of conspiracy to violate the federal riots statute and one count of violating the federal riots statute.
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On a technical level, the California statute says 'equal pay for substantially similar work,' and the federal statute says 'equal pay for equal work.
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No US state imposes a statute of limitations for murder, and South Carolina and Wyoming have no statute of limitations for any criminal prosecution.
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They will push for the statute to preempt state efforts, effectively having the statute serve as a ceiling rather than a floor of protection.
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The statute of limitations on medical debt varies from state to state, but collectors can't sue debtors once the statute of limitations has expired.
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They've each been charged with one count of conspiracy to violate the federal riots statute and one count of violating the federal riots statute.
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It "seems somewhat anomalous to treat Wyoming's statute exactly the same as California's, even though California's statute applies to more than 50 times the population".
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They didn't write the statute they were making the decision about because every word of the statute is a total kill for the other side.
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"The statute does not in terms authorize the president to abolish national monuments, and no other statute containing such authority has been suggested," he wrote.
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When a court strikes down one provision of a broader statute, it often must ask whether other provisions of the statute must fall along with it.
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National Resources Defense Council (1984), the Supreme Court held that when a statute is ambiguous, courts must defer to an administrative agency's interpretation of the statute.
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To the extent that the illegal entry statute may conflict with our asylum law, the asylum law trumps the illegal entry statute due both to its long-standing and widespread acceptance, and that the illegal entry statute was never intended to prevent people from seeking asylum.
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However, a grand jury indicted the hijacker in absentia for violating the Hobbs Act, another federal statute aimed to prevent extortion that carried no statute of limitations.
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The court's foundational document, adopted in 1998, is the Rome Statute, which decreed that there should be no statute of limitations for genocide and crimes against humanity.
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While the statute of limitations at the time was just four years, The Hollywood Reporter reports, Utah pauses the statute whenever the possible defendant is out of state.
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An ACLU spokesperson told The Hill that the statute President Trump is invoking for using the $3.6 billion is different from the statute invoked for the $2.5 billion.
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As you surely recall, the justices held in ANZ that American Pipe tolling does not apply to the statute of repose but only to the statute of limitations.
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Because federal securities laws include a statute of repose as well as a statute of limitations, the China Agritech shareholders said, investors can't file endless securities class actions.
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Like the statute at issue in Morrison, the statute challenged in Seila Law vests the kind of power traditionally held by the Executive Branch in a single person.
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That memo made the argument that the obstruction of justice statute does not apply to the president because the text of the statute doesn't specifically mention the president.
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The fact that a statute allows waivers does not give the executive unbridled discretion — or any discretion at all to make moves that conflict with the statute itself.
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" Sekulow: "For something to be a crime, there has to be a statute that you claim is being violated ... There is not a statute that refers to criminal collusion.
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Under federal statute, the president cannot accept voluntary services that are not permitted by law, and a separate statute bars public officials from employing family members in any capacity.
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Probably the most relevant federal statute is the false statement statute, which prohibits knowingly making a false statement about a matter material to an investigation by a federal agency.
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They also accused prosecutors of trying to "shoehorn this case into the wire fraud statute," in a bid to bring spoofing-related charges beyond the five-year statute of limitations.
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In this case, under the statute of limitations, if Trump theoretically had committed any crime during the five previous years, he would not be protected by the statute of limitations.
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The Medicaid statute allows the Department of Health and Human Services to grant waivers to states so they can experiment with pilot or "demonstration" programs that depart from the statute.
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The case, as you probably recall, presents the question of whether the filing of a securities class action extends the statute of repose as well as the statute of limitations.
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Even when there's no statute or regulation, you just cannot believe the extent to which things government employees do are governed by written policies that might as well be statute.
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Such windows are particularly important, advocates say, given that Supreme Court precedent bars prosecution if a statute of limitation has already passed — even if that statute of limitation is later lengthened.
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The [Department of Justice's] Office of Legal Counsel said this statute applied when [former CFPB Director Richard] Cordray left, and the deputy director under the statute would become the acting director.
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Under the current statute, customers must be allowed to opt out of letting their ISP sell their data, but without a rule to interpret that statute, it's much harder to enforce.
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But here, said Justice Alito, writing for the majority, the statute was clear — and nothing in the statute provided a basis for imposing the requirement of bond hearings every six months.
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People who install these apps onto their spouse's phone are typically in violation of three laws: the federal wiretapping statute, the Computer Fraud and Abuse act, and the federal stalking statute.
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"There's no possibility of amending to try to fix the statute, so they just proceed in trying to read the statute in a way that makes it actually work," he added.
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If the statute is decided on, the administration does not have to work with Congress to implement the statute, which could leave lawmakers opposed to the idea largely in the lurch.
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Again, the lawsuit involves a statute — the redistricting map.
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Congress — not the Constitution — creates federal agencies by statute.
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Michigan law allows for the prosecution of public officials for "misconduct in office" under a statute that permits charges based on common law crimes that are not otherwise included in any statute.
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STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS It is unclear whether there will be any other charges filed as a result of the report, because of Pennsylvania&aposs statute of limitations on child sexual abuse crimes.
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"There's no possibility of amending [it] to try to fix the statute, so they just proceed in trying to read the statute in a way that makes it actually work," he added.
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" A Department of Justice spokesman noted that Sessions recognized domestic violence was a "vile situation" in his decision, but that he ruled that the "asylum statute is not a general hardship statute.
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Leaving the statute and regulations ambiguous on foreign meetings invites the Supreme Court to strike them down, as it did with a similarly vague criminal statute this week in U.S. v. Davis.
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"Where an incoming administration reverses a previous administration's interpretation of statute simply because a new sheriff is in town," he wrote, "courts should verify if the statute bears such a fluid construction."
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He also said Mayorga's swift report of the alleged attack eliminates any statute of limitations in Nevada in a criminal case, but a two-year statute of limitations might hinder the civil suit.
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When Senator Hatch asked if the DOJ would be open to any reform, their spokesperson stated that the DOJ would look at a "statute by statute" basis but would oppose any default standard.
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"And that same statute remains an important potential tool for Mueller, because it doesn't require an agreement to violate a criminal statute," said Treanor, who's now dean of the Georgetown University Law Center.
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There's an argument that old cases could still be prosecuted if the statute hadn't run when the law changed, but in this case the statute ran before the law changed, so case closed.
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This is not to say they must hold such a statute unconstitutionally vague, but rather that they should avoid making law and therefore should recognize that the statute has nothing more to say.
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A statute of limitations reform bill came right to his desk a few years ago, and he vetoed it—and talked about how important statute of limitations were, and basically mimicked the bishops.
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Murphy, the court was interpreting a statute enacted in 1986.
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So Republican legislators passed HB2 in response to Charlotte's statute.
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The House's total membership is fixed by statute at 2218.
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That structure was broadly codified in a statute last year.
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The Rome Statute is the founding treaty of the ICC.
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It's set by federal statute, so Congress can change it.
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"It's kind of already baked into the statute," Levitt said.
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That the Tennessee statute mandating use of force was unconstitutional.
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Saudi Arabia is not a party to the Rome Statute.
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The statute is too complicated for small firms, he says.
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Congress would have to enact a statute to permit it.
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The statute of limitations had expired, the DA's office said.
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Granted, there's no statute of limitations on a word's offensiveness.
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And a separate state statute bars search warrants against journalists.
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The new charges include violation of a U.S. espionage statute.
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There's one big reason for this: the statute of limitations.
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Civil tax fraud isn't bound by a statute of limitations.
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The statute has more recently been used on FHA lenders.
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What's the statute of limitations on something like this, though?
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The statute allows the president to set aside exceptional sites.
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The statute of limitations for copyright claims is 3 years.
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The statute doesn't even ask for application of common experience.
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U.S. appellate court decision struck down Maryland's new statute against
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The statute of limitations for copyright infringement is three years.
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They argue that the current statute violates the First Amendment.
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" That being said, there is no federal statute against "collusion.
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Eliason pointed to two provisions in the federal bribery statute.
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Seen here is the Statute of Liberty surrounded by oil.
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Ferguson, the Court looked to the text of the statute.
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For most felonies, the statute of limitations is five years.
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"The statute doesn't prohibit decreasing property tax values," he said.
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Because it was a congressional statute — not an agency regulation.
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But the death penalty is still on the statute book.
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Legal scholars continue to debate this misapplication of the statute.
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The conversation itself would have to violate some other statute.
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By all means, Congress should pass an insider trading statute.
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In 1976, the statute of limitations for burglary charges expired.
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Uber is a complainant in a lawsuit challenging the statute.
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"You need Congress to pass a statute," Mr. Blackman said.
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In 2015, the statute of limitations on Ardin's allegation expired.
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A federal statute defines domestic terrorism but carries no penalties.
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The statute of limitations on the alleged crimes has expired.
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The bureau is barred by statute from setting interest rates.
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O'Rourke, meanwhile, said repealing the statute could incentivize human trafficking.
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"No court opinions apply or interpret the statute," he added.
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There is no statute of limitations for murder in Texas.
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What replaced it was not a statute, but a regulation.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and others into enduring statute.
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It is bound in statute and founded on common interests.
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The Independent Counsel statute created a role for Congressional oversight.
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It's the very reason the independent counsel statute was eliminated.
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"The statute says 'relating to an intelligence activity,'" he said.
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Other parts of the proposed statute, however, are troublingly vague.
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I didn't know the statute of limitations had been lifted.
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Judges can declare a statute or a presidential decision unconstitutional.
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Gowdy conceded he had a "restrictive reading" of the statute.
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The federal statute that is most directly relevant to Mrs.
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Some state laws are much broader than the federal statute.
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The statute of limitations for sex trafficking is 10 years.
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The 1976 statute had flaws before President Trump took office.
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Tax experts say that the statute of limitations for criminal charges has likely expired for the events described in the Times story, but that there is no statute of limitations for civil tax fraud.
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Using your Federal office for personal...........financial gain is a Federal Gratuity Statute Violation, Bribery Statute Violation, Honest Services Violation....all Major Crimes....because the DOJ is run by BLANK Jeff Sessions......' Gregg Jarrett.
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"Kavanaugh, contrary to 200 years of Supreme Court precedent, believes a president 'may decline to enforce a statute ... when the president deems the statute unconstitutional,'" Sanders wrote as part of his litany of concerns.
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"In regards to standing for the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem, the School District of Manatee County complies with both Federal Statute 36 U.S. Code § 301 and Florida Statute § 1003.44," the statement said.
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Does the statute allow Chancery Court to take that drastic step?
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It&aposs not simply a matter of statute that needs reworked.
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In others, it's because the statute of limitations has run out.
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Now, the Justice Department says the previous opinion misinterpreted the statute.
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LG: I don't know, has the statute of limitations run out?
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Indiana, just east of Illinois, has no hate crime statute whatsoever.
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Their proposed statute would also hold the women seeking abortions culpable.
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The statute alone, the threat of prosecution, would dramatically reduce abortion.
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Second, that the two-year statute of limitations has run out.
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SAUCIER: Well, there is no requirement for intent under that statute.
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The "solicitation" statute regarding highways leads to more citations in Montgomery.
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Others are subject to criminal statute and that sort of thing.
|
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He ruled against Marilyn Noble because of the statute of limitations.
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"The statute books are filled with words like reasonable", he said.
|
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The D.A. concluded it was well beyond the statute of limitations.
|
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Technically, the lawsuit is a constitutional challenge to the state's statute.
|
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"The statute says 'closest living relatives' and stops there," she says.
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The compassionate release statute is precisely for situations like Mr. Madoff's.
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There is no statute of limitations on murder cases in Texas.
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All right, I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies.
|
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Ukraine's controversial "decommunisation" laws enshrine one particular historical narrative in statute.
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A 1928 statute, they pointed out, required bikes to have locks.
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But there's no federal statute guaranteeing the right to an abortion.
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That is not difficult to do when the statute is clear.
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RFRA's clear language should not be written out of the statute.
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"I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies," Rubio said.
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Take the example of murder, which has no statute of limitations.
|
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That case was rejected because the statute of limitations had run.
|
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But for most of them, the statute of limitations has expired.
|
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The federal statute has a very high criminal intent bar. Right.
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"I guess there's a statute of limitations on lies," Rubio retorted.
|
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Olson when it upheld the constitutionality of the Independent Counsel statute.
|
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The case went nowhere because the statute of limitations had run.
|
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CIPA is a statute followed when classified information enters a courtroom.
|
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The ban is also not required by statute, the lawmakers wrote.
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It also likely violates criminal laws, including the federal bribery statute.
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Plaintiffs' attorneys reap windfalls The TCPA is a strict liability statute.
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The statute of limitations for past copyright infringement is three years.
|
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The statute of limitations is a cornerstone of the justice system.
|
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Microsoft and the government agree that the statute should be rewritten.
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The FEC found that Cruz had violated a campaign finance statute.
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And I think the whistleblower statute is being terribly abused here.
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The statute of repose in the Securities Act is three years.
|
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That's because the statute of limitations on child abuse had expired.
|
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The President and the Vice-President are exempted from this statute.
|
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That fact alone shows that the statute has slipped its bounds.
|
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The sex trafficking law has a 10-year statute of limitation.
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And for reimagining Emma Lazarus' poem on the Statute of Liberty.
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A statute of limitations prevents Ms. Sullivan from suing the school.
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In other cases, the three-year statute of limitations had expired.
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He had invented a conflict between the statute and the Constitution.
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The statute of limitations for that charge will expire in 2020.
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Rodriguez that the indefinite detention of noncitizens is authorized by statute.
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The U.S. is not a party to the Rome Statute, the
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This is not the sort of solicitation contemplated by the statute.
|
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In November, the state Supreme Court upheld the statute as lawful.
|
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This wasn't because they wanted to keep the current healthcare statute.
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This is why, in criminal cases, we have statute of limitations.
|
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South Carolina, where the incident occurred, has no statute of limitations.
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The forced destruction of detainee art would directly violate this statute.
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Primary legislation means making law by acts of parliament or statute.
|
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"They don't have to go after people" who violate the statute.
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That was the year the federal anti-nepotism statute was enacted.
|
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The day of the election itself is governed by federal statute.
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Is there a statute of limitations on looking for blood money?
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But she suggested that such a statute might survive constitutional scrutiny.
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When a case brought in 2011 under that statute, Ankrom v.
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The statute of limitations on Miss W's claim expires in 2020.
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The statute of limitations on the theft ran out in 1995.
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As a lawyer, I know we have a statute of limitations.
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They will be relying on a 2009 federal hate crimes statute.
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Attorney General, reviewed the scope of the New York impersonation statute.
|
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While the Legislature has not moved on the statute, neither Gov.
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The statute used to appoint independent counsels expired back in 1999.
|
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The false statement statute has proved a powerful tool for prosecutors.
|
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But the government was running up against the statute of limitations.
|
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It offered to extend the statute again, but on one condition.
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The statute of limitations has expired for any potential criminal offenses.
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"It's all about the statute you write," he emphasized to Sen.
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"We're not amending a statute, we're creating one," said Mr. Schatz.
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At least 213 states have no minimum age set by statute.
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"This is a statute that uses very broad words," he said.
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South Carolina has no criminal statute of limitations for sex abuse.
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The statute of limitations for the alleged misconduct has long passed.
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Still, the legal protection in the statute has not kept up.
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There is no federal statute of limitations on child sex trafficking.
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There is no federal statute of limitations on child sex trafficking.
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This is the third lawsuit to be resolved under this statute.
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"The whistleblower has the right under statute to remain anonymous," Rep.
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But the older daughter was already past the statute of limitations.
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There is no statute of limitations for serious crimes in Britain.
|
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The statute has typically been used to take down mob organizations.
|
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For most federal crimes, the statute of limitations is five years.
|
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The solicitor general rarely argues that a federal statute is unconstitutional.
|
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Denson's case was dismissed because of an expired statute of limitations.
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"I'm not a big fan of the statute," the prosecutor conceded.
|
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The statute of limitations had run more than two years earlier.
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The women of Arizona deserve for this to be in statute.
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Supporters of a domestic-terrorism statute say it would fix that.
|
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Ex-Googler Ellis is suing the company under one such statute.
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No wonder almost all Democrats and Republicans voted for the statute.
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A three-year statute of limitations was too short, she said.
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We held a referendum in strict compliance with the U.N. statute.
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The United States Code's obstruction statute does not contain that requirement.
|
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Several patrons were taken into custody under the appropriate-dress statute.
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In Germany, for example, the statute of limitations is six years.
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One statute they may consider is the federal false statements law.
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"The president could by statute remove to federal court," he explained.
|
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"The president could by statute remove to federal court," he explains.
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If this statute of repose issue sounds vaguely familiar, that's because the Supreme Court was poised in 2014 to resolve a split between the 2nd and 10th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal on whether the 1973 American Pipe rule - which holds that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations for class members - also applies to the statute of repose.
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The unanimous court ruled Tuesday that the case was subject to the flexible statute of limitations of Roche's home state of New Jersey, not the strict two-year statute of the plaintiff's home state of Alabama.
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And, crucially, it's where the District Council voted in 225 to open a temporary "revival period" -- a so-called "window statute" -- for claims of sexual abuse that would be otherwise outside of the statute of limitations.
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The Church is particularly concerned by so-called statute of limitation "revivals," which give victims a window of time to retroactively file civil cases against their alleged abusers even if the statute of limitations has passed.
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Anand told TMZ the decision to file a civil claim first was because the two-year statute of limitations was about to run out, whereas the statute of limitations in a criminal case is six years. [AP]
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"Although I believe that we have reached the correct result as a matter of interpreting the statute before us, I believe even more strongly that the statute should be revised," Judge Gerard Lynch wrote in his concurrence.
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After six planning sessions at United Nations headquarters in which the NGOs helped draft the International Criminal Court statute, the court was established in July 2628 after 28500 states adopted what's become known as the Rome Statute.
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In a dissent joined by the chief justice and Justice Thomas, Justice Gorsuch took issue with Kagan's reading of the statute, noting that the limiting principle identified by Kagan is nowhere to be found in the statute.
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In the civil area, the general statute of limitations is two years.
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You're going to need to use the special prosecutor's statute and office.
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The statute says that the secretary of the Treasury "shall furnish" it.
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Inslee supports repealing Hyde and codifying Roe in statute, his campaign said.
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First, the statute Hubbuch says prohibited his termination probably doesn't help him.
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Conway is not violating some criminal statute but rather an employment one.
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This obscure statute helped create some of our most treasured national parks.
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But he never faced civilian justice because of the statute of limitations.
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I have a bill drafted to repeal the debt limit statute altogether.
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The statute of limitations on the case runs out in August 2020.
|
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The statute of limitations for assault cases in Nevada is two years.
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The statute of limitations prevents criminal actions in most of the cases.
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"Congress by statute can create protection for the independent counsel," said Chemerinsky.
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Still, prosecutors said, the statute of limitations had expired in each case.
|
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"Is there a statute of limitations on that?" the chief justice asked.
|
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He only used the term "grossly negligent" when describing the statute itself.
|
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In some cases, the women's allegations were past the statute of limitations.
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With nothing to gain thanks to a statute of limitations ON RAPE.
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Almost all those other alleged incidents occurred outside the statute of limitations.
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Most of the other alleged incidents occurred outside the statute of limitations.
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The time has come to consider how such a statute might work.
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Many of the repressive laws they introduced remain on the statute books.
|
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The judge also said the statute of limitations had long since passed.
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Recusal motions under either statute must be filed in a "timely" manner.
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In Professor (Samuel) Bray's memorable phrase, they 'shop 'til the statute drops.
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That is a public process that is set in statute and law.
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And that was a single agency using its authority under one statute.
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If the state statute of limitations has expired, creditors legally cannot collect.
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If the statute expired, pay nothing because partial payments restart the clock.
|
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A single statute paved much of the way from there to here.
|
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Most African governments signed the statute that led to the court's creation.
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The statute itself is written under the guidelines for a medical examiner.
|
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"They are using this process to amend the statute," Mr. Guthrie said.
|
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At issue for many of the cases is the statute of limitations.
|
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By creating untold potential liabilities the statute has made utilities virtually uninsurable.
|
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The problem began with the nature of the statute Johnson had flouted.
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Further, they are not required by any statute, regulation, or executive order.
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Every statute sets out goals, procedures, and criteria to guide agency actions.
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Another provision in the statute deals specifically with bribery of a witness.
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The legislature overruled it with a new statute to repeal the measure.
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The statute does not make exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
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First, if the statute is clear, the agency has to follow it.
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They ultimately decided in favor of a broad interpretation of the statute.
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If the NFL could issue press releases in statute form, it would.
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"Gross negligence is the language in the statute I believe," Wray said.
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A full party ballot on Saturday is likely to enshrine the statute.
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By 1995, each region had drawn up its own statute of autonomy.
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"The statute is unconstitutional," said Mr. Green, but the judge found otherwise.
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In practice, the blocking statute is likely to be difficult to enforce.
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The statute of limitations has long expired for most of these accusations.
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Nor did the pope remove the statute of limitations for reporting crimes.
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A federal statute from the early 1990s technically links the work colleges.
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Thus, under the applicable statute, the current T.P.S. designation must be terminated.
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That was a usurpation greater than any violation of a specific statute.
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Perhaps that statute is not clear enough for Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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The case was ultimately rejected because the statute of limitations had expired.
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The A.C.A. has been the most resilient statute in modern American history.
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Fortunately, Congress enacted a sex trafficking statute that includes mandatory minimum punishments.
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A judge tossed the suit in 2007, citing California's anti-SLAPP statute.
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"If we need to change that statute, I'll write more," she says.
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Instead, Schiff's team appears to have followed the statute to the letter.
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"The statute is a little bit quiet in this area," Rouda added.
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"Our constitutional court will not allow such a statute," Mr. Holznagel said.
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We also take the statute and the authority it gives us seriously.
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"We need a comprehensive privacy statute that covers biometric data," says Williams.
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I am aware of no statute or regulation that is violated here.
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So if GMOs are labeled by government statute, several problems are created.
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The Obama administration has argued that such requirements violate the Medicaid statute.
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The starting point has to be the federal obstruction of justice statute.
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"All we're doing is following statute," the committee chair, Republican state Rep.
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"He was barred by the statute of limitations as well," she said.
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He called for Congress to pass a statute making that prohibition explicit.
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The overflowing trash may violate the warranty of habitability, a state statute.
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The statute of limitations would not apply to such a predatory charge.
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He also said the Open Records Act's criminal statute was "unconstitutionally vague."
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The Affordable Care Act, like any major statute, surely could use adjustments.
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At the end of the year, the statute of limitations would expire.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch suggested strict adherence to the text of the statute.
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Thus, under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated.
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The statute of limitations in Massachusetts for sexual assault is 15 years.
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RFRA, after all, is the same statute at issue in Burwell v.
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The best solution is to create Supreme Court term limits by statute.
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My answer: It is time to bring back the Independent Counsel statute.
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" Mr. Kneedler responded that "a contract is very different from a statute.
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"Under state statute, properly districting voters is a county responsibility," she said.
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The federal blackmail statute might not classify Mr. Bezos' case as blackmail.
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A California statute from the 1930s banned ferrets because they were nonnative.
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The regulation does not specify a blanket statute of limitations for compensation.
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He thinks states should keep statute of limitations for sexual assault cases.
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That statute has historically targeted organized-crime groups, such as the mafia.
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But people split evenly between wanting to keep or repeal the statute.
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The statute, rather, is an extension of the ordinary crime of conspiracy.
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But the statute of limitations on the molestation allegations is long passed.
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The statute of limitations had expired on all but one of the alleged incidents and Cosby was charged in the Constand case in December 2015, just days before the statute would have expired on her claim as well.
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"The goal is to take 'failure to protect' out of the section of the state statute that applies to abuse and even murder, and have it in its own statute with its own range of consequences," Steele said.
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Nothing in the statute requires that the 'reason to believe' be grounded in the facts of the particular investigation, and the statute contains no limit on the length of time such secrecy orders may be kept in place.
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This is the statute the supervisor told me I was being held for violating, and the statute that Warren is being charged with — for giving "food, water, clean clothes, and beds" to two lost and hungry Central American travelers.
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They must report to the Justice Department evidence or allegations of violations of the wire fraud statute, securities and commodities fraud statute, and anti-spoofing provision of the Commodity Exchange Act in Bank of America's Global Markets' Commodities Business.
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After years of stalemate, the Pennsylvania House passed a bill on April 12 that would drop the statute of limitations for filing criminal charges in child abuser cases, and extend the statute for filing civil cases to age 50.
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This statute was used many times to appoint special prosecutors or independent counsel; over time the statute was also amended to limit these prosecutor's powers and bring them increasingly under the auspices of the Department of Justice for supervision.
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Under this doctrine, when the court finds that a portion of a statute is unconstitutional, it goes on to decide whether that portion is severable from the remainder of the law or whether the entire statute has to fall.
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A 2005 statute bars federal courts from reviewing most claims from these detainees, including claims that they are legally eligible for asylum, and the courts have thus far concluded that the statute is not unconstitutional despite the Boumediene ruling.
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"There's no statute of limitations on that sort of crime," the commissioner replied.
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The statute was struck down unanimously by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The phrases mean the same thing, but only one appears in the statute.
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They cited the wrong statute and they interpreted the wrong -- the wrong opinion.
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"If it's not required in the statute, then it won't happen," she said.
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As president, he would support codifying Roe in statute, according to his campaign.
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The Alien Tort Statute, a law dating back to 1789, lets non-U.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There&aposs no statute of limitations on poor life decisions. Next.
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"It needs to be tethered to the statute," Pruitt said of their work.
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"Gavin simply asks the court to apply the statute as written," he said.
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Even conduct beyond the statute of limitations is admissible in California for corroboration.
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The legislation will translate thousands of pieces of EU law into British statute.
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Rozzi said he plans to reintroduce legislation to extend the statute of limitations.
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Another criminal statute, known as Section 1001, does not even require an oath.
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Bob McDonnell in a case concerning the scope of a federal bribery statute.
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Some vocal critics have suggested Flynn could be prosecuted for violating the statute.
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Russia withdrew its signature from the founding statute of the International Criminal Court.
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But this leads to the third reason Connecticut's anti-ridicule statute is unconstitutional.
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It was the most sweeping, specific statute of its kind in the nation.
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Texas' hate crime statute protects people's sexual orientation but not their gender identity.
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If the assault was deemed a felony, there is no statute of limitations.
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They're private companies that are free to do whatever they want by statute.
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But that statute is very rarely used outside the context of declared war.
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But liberal legal thinkers, like conservatives, also believe in precedent and following statute.
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Donald Trump is following the constitution, following the statute, trying to protect America.
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The statute of limitations on the rape charge will run out in 2020.
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Under cross-examination, Moulton agreed that Harris searched for age of consent statute.
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There is no federal domestic terrorism statute under which he could be charged.
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Democrats say they do not need to justify their request under that statute.
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Instead, he has threatened to prosecute them under the federal "crack-house" statute.
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It alleges that Trump engaged in racketeering in violation of the RICO statute.
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Gillibrand also called for codifying Roe into statute and repealing the Hyde Amendment.
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If it hasn't, the statute of limitations on those violations has surely expired.
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"They're trying to get around the [Medicaid choice of provider] statute," she says.
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"The regulation goes outside the bounds of plain language of statute," Young said.
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Furthermore, since the plaque has been removed, the statute serves no commercial purpose.
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"Adverse economic impact is not a legal justification for ignoring statute," he said.
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The statute of limitations in this case doesn't run out until August 2020.
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More than a decade had passed, so the statute of limitations had expired.
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China's New Company Law statute of 2005 introduced elaborate rules governing its operation.
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In 1999, when the independent counsel statute expired, lawmakers did not renew it.
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Is a nominee someone who feels bound by the text of a statute?
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California, for example, also maintains a statute similar to the former Wisconsin law.
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Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid have all run afoul of the statute.
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"Sometimes, we'd go up and we'd just sit with Jeanette's statute," Williams explained.
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Gowdy was asking about U.S. statute that forbids the leaking of classified material.
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The D.A. has investigated and declined to prosecute citing the statute of limitations.
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In the aftermath of the Watergate scandal, Congress passed the independent counsel statute.
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The result would be that the statute book would not function as intended.
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Will those who call the statute merciless commit it to a merciless judge?
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It does not help that China's statute of limitations is only two years.
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We believed we had abolished independent counsels by ending the statute creating them.
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Both avenues are lawful and both are contemplated and authorized by the statute.
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This is a childhood sexual abuse case with a potential statute of limitations.
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Republicans, on the other hand, will seek to keep the statute in place.
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"Chicago is not part of the statute the governor keeps citing," Claypool said.
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In 1857, a federal statute was enacted authorizing punishment for contempt of Congress.
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There is a general five-year statute of limitations for federal election violations.
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It's just the statute that comes without procedural protections and checks and balances.
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So it—it certainly is a relevant and not a terribly obscure statute.
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"The terrorism statute was a congressional kneejerk to 9/11," Smiley-Kaliff said.
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Bills are the mechanism by which important legislation enters the UK statute books.
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If that is so, a federal domestic terrorism statute would not have helped.
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That statute prohibits businesses from discriminating against customers based on their sexual orientation.
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Third, HHS's current interpretation of the statute is not the only reasonable one.
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"What if a president serves beyond the statute of limitations?" the Democrat asked.
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The issuance and sealing of the indictment would "toll" the statute from expiring.
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The statute does explain why though: to avoid congestion during emergencies, like fires.
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The court's ruling in Monroe sparked new interest in using the 1871 statute.
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Pearlman has pleaded not guilty to conspiring to violate the Anti-Kickback Statute.
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The statute includes a number of crimes that apply extraterritorially, including money laundering.
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This repeal now re-enacts a six month statute of limitations on violations.
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Earlier allegations of sexual abuse were dropped because of the statute of limitations.
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The statute allows Congress to obtain uncensored, essential information from any federal employee.
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Florida Republicans recently adopted a poll tax to preserve a Jim Crow statute.
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Because the statute of limitations has passed, it appears nobody will be arrested.
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Even "Splatoon," Nintendo's newest video game series, has a statute at Nintendo Tokyo.
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Admittance as the 51st state would require a statute by the U.S. Congress.
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Authorities are not pursuing the case because the statute of limitations has expired.
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CEO Les Moonves because the statute of limitations has expired, according to documents.
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It didn't take as long for the statute of limitations to be invoked.
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You can get immunity, and we have a federal statute that authorizes immunity.
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It's one thing, rhetorically, to say you're going to repeal the entire statute.
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The statute of autonomy defining Catalonia's powers refers to Catalonia as a "nationality".
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Gorsuch dissented, saying the relevant statute forbade Maddin from leaving behind the rig.
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But the statute does not actually mail every voter an absentee ballot request.
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The statute of limitations has expired, leaving Ms. Sullivan with no legal recourse.
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The statute of limitations that would apply in various states have long expired.
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The D.A. cites the statute of limitations as the reason for the rejection.
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No charges were brought in L.A. because the statute of limitations had expired.
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As for a civil suit ... nope -- the statute of limitations has also run.
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New Jersey, as of then, had no statute governing the breaking of ties.
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If the mandate falls, the logic went, the entire statute falls with it.
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The 50-a statute was intended to protect officers from exploitation and abuse.
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The article also misstated Oregon's statute of limitations when her attacker was arrested.
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Perhaps this is why there is a statute of limitations on most crimes?
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With no statute of limitations on murder, state officials had much to protect.
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The agencies are acting under a statute meant to promote research and innovation.
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The agencies are acting under a statute meant to promote research and innovation.
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"Given how this statute is written I think he's correct," Professor Henning said.
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A new statute could give federal prosecutors a hook to charge such cases.
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Notably, Mr. Mueller has already relied on that statute in a similar context.
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As of January 1, Illinois lifted its statute of limitations on sex crimes.
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And violating the oath of office does not require violating a criminal statute.
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He's mispronounced several words: StatuTe instead of statue, peNtupant instead of petulant, etc.
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More significantly, Shwartz wrote that no federal statute authorizes the Trump administration's rules.
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A statute of limitations prevented Hastert from being charged in the abuse cases.
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If that-- if that doesn't happen, it's a statute you can live with.
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There is nothing in the Constitution, statute or case law on the issue.
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Ms. Finkelstein said all the cases were already past the statute of limitations.
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The five-year statute of limitations for federal crimes will have run out.
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Since FISA is a statute, only Congress could actually get rid of it.
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"The statute of limitations for his apology is up," Hill said to applause.
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The window statute in Washington, DC, remains in effect until May 3, 2021.
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Constand's case was the only one that was within the statute of limitations.
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He assumed they fell under a statute of limitations and would eventually expire.
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The Independent Counsel statute allowed a fired independent counsel to obtain judicial review.
|
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The statute assured that the Independent Counsel had full power and independent authority.
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In São Paulo, demonstrators also called for the end of the disarmament statute.
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However, the allegation is outside the statute of limitations, according to the sources.
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THE FIRST BUILDING WE PUT A STATUTE THERE, WE WON THE WORLD SERIES.
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The woman was arrested and charged with attempted bribery under a vague statute.
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"There ought to be a statute of limitations on this stuff," he said.
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Breyer, though, said the language of the statute does not favor Puerto Rico.
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LONDON — What did the Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284 lay the basis for?
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That is especially so where the statute allegedly punishes the receipt of information.
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Furthermore, municipalities cannot regulate ownership and operation of drones unless authorized by statute.
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But the statute was seldom used and went unnoticed by many for years.
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But under the statute as currently written, EPA lacks authority for the waiver.
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Both RAINN and Child USA have supported statute of limitations reforms for years.
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The reach of the statute becomes especially pronounced upon recognizing that, under the Commission's approach, an uninvited call or message from a smartphone violates the statute even if autodialer features were not used to make the call or send the message.
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But the three cases take on even greater importance because they are ultimately disputes about how courts should behave when they encounter a statute whose explicit language calls for a result that the authors of the statute never would have imagined.
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Like many others, the case was prosecuted under a statute called the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act (FIRREA), which allows for a lower burden of proof and a ten year statute of limitations in cases of financial misconduct.
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" Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented, and joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Justice Stephen Breyer in part, criticized the majority for wielding an ax to "cut down" down the entire statute instead of "using a scalpel to trim the statute.
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The law proved to a be a useful tool for prosecutors because of its 10-year statute of limitations for bringing a case — much longer than the standard three- or five-year statute of limitations for most civil fraud lawsuits.
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"Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statute proscribing gross negligence in the handling of classified information and of the statute proscribing misdemeanor mishandling, my judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case," Comey originally penned.
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The statute of limitations has long expired for most of the allegations against him, though some of the Cosby survivors have become advocates for changing statute of limitations laws for sexual assault, and have had victories in Nevada, Colorado, and California.
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Under current California law there's no statute of limitations if an adult sexually assaults a minor, but when the alleged assaults occurred in the '80s, the statute of limitations was 3 years, which means it has long since run out.
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A longstanding legal doctrine called "severability" holds that when a court excises one provision of a statute, it should leave the rest of the law in place unless Congress explicitly stated that the statute could not survive without that provision.
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Some were destroyed or discarded even before the statute of limitations expired, as the police sought to free up space in their evidence rooms, or because no statute or protocol required Police Departments or hospitals to test or keep the kits.
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The entire purpose of the statute was to encourage websites to exercise their discretion and to not have the government second guess what they do, as the statute says in a purpose statement, to keep the internet "unfettered" by government regulation.
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But McCullough cautioned that the scope of that statute only covers those working within the intelligence community whose identities are classified and not enough is known about the whistleblower's status within the intelligence community to determine whether the statute would apply.
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Prosecutors say the charges were filed now before the 12-year statute of limitations.
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A 1998 Virginia statute prohibits local government from removing, damaging or defacing war memorials.
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In August 2015, the statute of limitations on three of the four allegations lapsed.
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The homeless are not a protected class under New Mexico&aposs hate crime statute.
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Tim Walz made the repeal of the statute official Thursday during a signing ceremony.
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However, the two-year statute of limitations on failure-to-report charges had expired.
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Iowa's statute was one of the most restrictive abortion access laws in the nation.
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The statute of limitations allows prosecution for any identified victims until they turn 50.
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Now, Six Flags is contesting a suit that threatens to totally defang the statute.
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Unlike the Logan Act, prosecutions under the false statements statute occur all the time.
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The judge said those words constituted "wanton and reckless conduct" under the manslaughter statute.
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"The facts as alleged in the complaint fit squarely within the statute," he said.
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The statute extends specifically to government militaries and government-supported armed groups like militias.
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Both Justice Kagan and Justice Scalia said the statute was clear rather than ambiguous.
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Miami, he wrote, "is an 'aggrieved person' able to bring suit under the statute".
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The Italian courts dismissed the claims against Mr. Milella on statute of limitations grounds.
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And while the statute was expanded, it covered only cases going forward, not retroactively.
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The lawsuit was dismissed in June, largely because the statute of limitations had expired.
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In May, Nebraska eliminated the statute of limitations for child pornography and sex trafficking.
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The statute of limitations does not apply to federal charges involving child sex abuse.
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He also persuaded others not to rely upon legislative history when interpreting a statute.
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If it goes, Congress must have wanted the rest of the statute ditched too.
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Since the early 1970s the White House has interpreted the statute in different ways.
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Karun will not be charged with rape because the statute of limitations has expired.
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During the 12 months' notice period, South Africa will remain under the Rome Statute.
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But violators aren't going to jail: the Hatch Act is not a criminal statute.
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As well as violating the Spanish constitution, these implicitly abolished the Catalan autonomy statute.
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In California, the statute of limitations for this kind of misdemeanor is one year.
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"His conviction could not be overturned just because the statute was amended," he said.
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He cannot be charged for the alleged abuse due to the statute of limitations.
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"I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies," Rubio said to loud cheers.
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Moreover, the FCC may have found a way to toll the statute of limitations.
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Gorsuch was politely grilling the lawyer about the text of the statute at hand.
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"There was no suggestion that this was a politeness statute," Connell told the justices.
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Under D.C.'s statute of limitations, Manning has one year to file a lawsuit.
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New Jersey is the only state that does not have a tie-breaking statute.
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Most of the other incidents allegedly occurred years ago, outside the statute of limitations.
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There is no statute of limitations on the crime of rape in Rhode Island.
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But at the root of it all, again, is there's no domestic terrorism statute.
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The issue of whether the statute of repose can be tolled is really slippery.
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"The statute of limitations for victims of sexual assault are being extended," she said.
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On the surface, the Kushner situation seems clear because the statute language is plain.
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They are appealing after their suits were dismissed due to the statute of limitations.
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" She added in a second tweet, "Dismissed due to Statute of Limitation = GUILTY. Period.
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The five-year statute of limitations to bring criminal charges has long since lapsed.
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"At ICBA, we believe that's absurd and a perversion of the statute," said Fine.
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Under the statute, an national emergency automatically expires every year unless it is renewed.
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They were charged with conspiracy, and that statute does not carry the same requirements.
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Answering the latter mandates a detailed look at the Constitution, statute and relevant regulations.
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It said that the statute of limitations voided any conduct at Volkswagen before 2010.
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There have been two main opposing positions during the negotiations of the ICC Statute.
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A blanket order to refuse to defend any part of the statute is overkill.
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Anything can develop in a case while the statute of limitations is still running.
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There is no statute of limitations in Nevada to bring charges, The Journal noted.
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The statute on fraud involving financial institutions can be as long as 10 years.
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Consular officers have virtually unchecked authority to interpret the vague statute and deny visas.
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But Lux said none of that is spelled out in the newly revised statute.
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The association de malfaiteurs terroriste statute remains the primary tool of counterterror magistrates today.
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Legal scholars from across the political spectrum have roundly condemned this flagrantly illegal statute.
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Senegal was the first country to ratify the court's founding treaty, the Rome Statute.
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Because of the statute of limitations in New York, secular law does not apply.
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There were 120 votes in favor of the statute, seven against and 21 abstentions.
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If the statute did not prescribe unequal conditions, then, legally, conditions were not unequal.
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Indeed, the immigration statute is a sometimes inscrutable labyrinth of cross-referenced statutory provisions.
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Whether found in statute or not, America views itself as a nation of immigrants.
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The HEAR Act establishes a six-year federal statute of limitations for these claims.
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The court last struck down a statute for violating the nondelegation doctrine in 1935.
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By statute, it cannot do so in antidumping and countervailing (AD CVD) duty cases.
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Abuses to the three others were beyond the statute of limitations, Mr. Spota said.
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The bill would also institute a four-year statute of limitations on those investigations.
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The Sarbanes-Oxley certification statute has been used in only a few cases since.
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With additional reporting by Tom Meagher *The federal statute went into effect in 1994.
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Thus, as required under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated.
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But the SEC argued that the statute of limitations did not apply to disgorgement.
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"The statute of limitations for victims of sexual assault are being extended," Benson added.
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It was thrown out due to being filed outside of the statute of limitations.
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However, the statute of limitations has long since run -- it's 3 years in Nevada.
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"It moves away from the real intent of the hate crime statute," she said.
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How does one go about removing the statute of limitations in any given state?
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" Trump then proceeded to read the statute, calling the decision "unbelievable" and "so unfair.
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The funding arrangement, which dates to the Reagan administration, is not created by statute.
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This year, Republicans have said they are open to reforming the statute of limitations.
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The statute has not drawn much criticism, even from people in the piercing business.
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"This is not a criminal statute, but it has the same effect," Rosenbloom said.
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But experts say the statute of limitations may prevent a case from going forward.
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The statute itself does not say that a justification for the request is necessary.
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In general, insurers will pay when the abuse in question is within the statute.
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There needs to be a statute of limitations on statues of guys in stirrups.
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In a sense, the statute of limitations on his celebrity ran out long ago.
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I was now in my 30s; the statute of limitations had long since passed.
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"The statute is very clear," she said in an interview with NPR in May.
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New York State has a highly restrictive statute of limitations on sex abuse crimes.
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Instead they are a judicial interpretation of the statute — and have had lasting consequences.
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"Federalism concerns deprive Congress of the power to enact this statute," Judge Friedman wrote.
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"If you look at this statute, the focus is on the storage," he said.
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" And he blows that up into "You see, it's right there in the statute.
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The statute gives the president broad authority to restrict imports that threaten national security.
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That could indicate he felt he could distinguish Louisiana's law from the Texas statute.
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In state legislatures, we must work to eliminate juvenile life without parole by statute.
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However, Weinstein cannot be charged directly because the statute of limitations has run out.
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However, many of the allegations fall outside the statute of limitations for assault cases.
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The emergency order was temporary -- by statute it could only last for two years.
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The government sought to expand liability beyond the scope of the relevant forfeiture statute.
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The allegations are untrue and the claims are barred by the statute of limitations.
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Vermont has done away with its statute of limitations for child-abuse cases altogether.
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There is no statute of limitations involving murder cases in the state of Vermont.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), who helped write the original statute that SESTA-FOSTA diluted.
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He meant that a criminal statute must not be subject to varying reasonable interpretations.
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That 2008 statute legalized a form of the government's once-secret warrantless surveillance program.
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Why would Congress have bothered if the statute said H-4s could work already?
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The Sarbanes-Oxley certification statute has been used in only a few cases since.
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There, but for the grace of the RICO statute, go so many of us.
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Olson, the Supreme Court blessed a similar removal provision in the independent counsel statute.
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"It does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute," Mr. Sessions said.
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The Workmen's Compensation Board rejected his claim because the statute of limitations had lapsed.
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The statute of limitations on the case was due to expire in the fall.
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Alabama law sets a six-year statute of limitations for debt to be collected.
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They are unable to open investigations into individuals for lack of such a statute.
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For federal crimes, the statute is five years from the date of the crime.
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This does not necessarily have to be a violation of an ordinary criminal statute.
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The DOJ noted in its announcement that denaturalization cases have no statute of limitations.
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"Looking at the plain words of the statute," he told a lawyer, Christopher Landau.
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In three cases, the statute of limitations had expired, so charges were not filed.
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READ THE GRAND JURY REPORT The statute of limitations blocks quite a few prosecutions.
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"Absolutely nothing in the 230 statute protects against violating federal criminal law," Wyden said.
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The statute provided a way for people named in the final report to respond.
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Like any strict liability statute, the TCPA has proven to have some unintended consequences.
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A downgrade could be triggered by unfavourable changes in the region's statute of autonomy.
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The statute says anyone "engaged in the business" of selling firearms requires a license.
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New York's statute of limitations previously barred victims from suing after they turned 23.
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NPC and SPPC are required by Nevada statute to file GRCs every three years.
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If the statute doesn't require us to do something, we will not do it.
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" "The statute says the IRS shall provide these returns to the Congress upon request.
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Moreover, there are strong arguments against the broad use of the false statements statute.
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And campaign benefits count as "things of value" within the meaning of the statute.
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The courts did not reach a conclusion on whether the state statute was overreaching.
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Many other aspects of Brazil's 2003 gun control law, the Disarmament Statute, remain unaltered.
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Prosecutors have declined to bring criminal charges because the statute of limitations has expired.
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But a judge soon ruled that the new statute violated the sanctity of home.
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And more fundamentally, the issue here isn't whether the president broke some obscure statute.
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Many of the recommendations were adopted, but Congress chose not to enact a statute.
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Here's the problem: Much of what is in NAFTA is implemented by congressional statute.
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In turn, the statute says the federal government will, reimburse insurers for doing so.
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The statute was meant to standardize how companies disclose their consumer data-mining practices.
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The vast majority of accusers came forward after the statute of limitations had passed.
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Domestic terror charges are very rare, given that there's no federal domestic terror statute.
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The statute permits gathering records that are "relevant or material" to a drug investigation.
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The statute largely follows recommendations made by a federal task force on marijuana legalization.
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Regardless, in most of these situations, the statute of limitations will be expired, right?
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He was never charged by civilian authorities because the statute of limitations had expired.
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That investigation did not lead to any prosecutions because of the statute of limitations.
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In the Oklahoma case, for example, the statute specifically pertaining to oral penetration is separate from the one pertaining to anal and vaginal penetration, with the court finding that only the latter statute prohibits sexual conduct with a victim too intoxicated to consent.
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Democrats cite an obscure statute Since taking control of the House in January, Neal has spearheaded Democratic efforts to obtain Trump's tax returns using an obscure statute created in the wake of the Teapot Dome bribery scandal under President Warren G. Harding.
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But all three agree that if the statute of limitations is about to expire, then the government needs to do something to stop the running of the statute of limitations, which would mean a secret indictment, about which the public doesn't know.
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"The statute that we have is such an untenable and unworkable statute that we have not had a successful prosecution of a hate crime for the last 20 years at the state level," said Sim Gill, the district attorney for Salt Lake County.
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"The problem with the old decisions was a focus on the words that were not in the statute — 'We don't see sexual orientation in the statute, so you lose' — instead of what is in it: sex discrimination," Mr. Nevins said in an interview.
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The district attorney, Jackie Lacey, determined prosecution was barred in the earlier case by the statute of limitations and in the latter case by insufficient evidence for a felony charge and the statute of limitations for misdemeanors, her office said in a statement.
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But because of a statute of limitations, Schmitt was unable to sue Landesman for harassment.
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CUMMINS: I -- count me among the people that don&apost like the special counsel statute.
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At that two-year mark, the statute of limitations would run out on that transaction.
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The statute requires two-thirds of the members of a committee vote to grant it.
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Prosecutors say the "touching" statute only applies to strippers who "regularly appear" at the establishment.
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