But the New Jersey bill would compel candidates to turn over to the state everything they would turn over to the Internal Revenue Service, leaving it to a state official to decide what to redact.
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Say goodbye to struggling with streaming and turn over to Sky.
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What did we turn over to President-elect Trump in 2017?
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If you change jobs you have to turn over to the new person that algorithm.
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It&aposs these documents that the DOJ and FBI are refusing to turn over to lawmakers.
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Another reform requires prosecutors to turn over to defendants all information concerning their case under strict deadlines.
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Whatever he decides to turn over to Congress may be redacted or summarized to address those concerns.
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One of Yovino's friends collected two used condoms from the bathroom to turn over to authorities as evidence.
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To comply with federal law, Mike Poindexter began amassing documents to turn over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Democrats have also focused on whether Mr. Barr would turn over to Congress any report Mr. Mueller compiles.
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It's also collecting maintenance records, driver logs and ownership records, which it will turn over to authorities, he said.
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But the prosecution reportedly has more than 43 million pages of documents it plans to turn over to the defense.
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The House Ways and Means Committee wants Mr Trump's tax returns, which he has declined to turn over to them.
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Speaker: As I explained last night, OMB has key documents that President Trump has refused to turn over to Congress.
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It's unclear if the DNC will be able to build a competitive organization to turn over to that nominee afterward.
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The Justice Department was expected to turn over to the House Intelligence Committee any information backing up Trump's claim by Monday.
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Cooperating police departments automatically turn over to federal authorities any immigrants with outstanding detainers who are picked up in their jurisdictions.
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But President Richard M. Nixon refused to turn over to the special prosecutor investigating him tapes of incriminating conversations with aides.
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He did not turn over to Congress these communications or a text to the Trump campaign that "the package" was coming.
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There could be additional emails that Clinton didn't turn over to the State Department and the FBI didn't discover during its investigation.
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The White House had previously directed Hicks to not turn over to Congress any documents related to her time in the administration.
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Kushner's lawyers were preparing documents to turn over to Senate Intelligence Committee investigators, and the email discovery created another problem for them.
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At issue was the time frame and volume of pages the Pentagon and budget office would have to turn over to CPI.
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As part of the filing, prosecutors asked that the evidence that they turn over to defendants not be disclosed to anyone else.
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Earlier this week, a judge ruled that Uber had to turn over to Waymo the due diligence report for its acquisition of Otto.
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Chaffetz on Tuesday requested the FBI turn over to Congress and records of communications between fired FBI Director James Comey and the president.
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That independent watchdog deemed the matter an "urgent concern" that he was required by law to turn over to the congressional intelligence committees.
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But in the nearly four decades since, the information Americans turn over to third parties in the course of regular communications has swelled.
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The state cut a naming-rights deal with National Car Rental for $158 million — money it was going to turn over to the team.
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Small, brilliant indie sci-fi filmmakers earn attention, only to have their directors turn over to take part in a multi-billion dollar franchise.
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In that context, this email could be read as Podesta suggesting Clinton decline to turn over to State emails to and from President Obama.
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Investigators will also want to know whether the new trove includes messages that Ms. Abedin did not turn over to the F.B.I. months ago.
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We learned that the authority responsible for sorting through Strzok's personal accounts for additional relevant messages to turn over to Congress is — well, Strzok.
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The president's conversations also launched a complaint from a whistleblower within the administration that the executive branch has refused to turn over to lawmakers.
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When you don't have the documents to turn over to the defense, it turns into a house of cards and it all comes tumbling down.
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On Friday, he said there are two other incriminating tapes that he is in the process of procuring in order to turn over to prosecutors.
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"The data Facebook will now turn over to the Committee should help us better understand what happened, beyond the preliminary briefings we already received," Rep.
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The filing was updated after Kushner's lawyers discovered emails about the June 2016 meeting while preparing documents to turn over to Senate Intelligence Committee investigators.
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The company said last week that it would turn over to Senate investigators the 3,85033 ads purchased by Russian actors during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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One of the men had gone on to win $3.2 million in a Florida lottery, which a judge ordered him to turn over to his victims.
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You hear it before you see it—the whirring clack of plastic flaps as they turn over to display a new set of numbers and letters.
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Fusion founder Glenn Simpson didn't respond to an inquiry about the Washington Free Beacon connection, or about what the firm plans to turn over to Congress.
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Moving forward, our reliance on AI will deepen, inevitably causing many ethical issues to arise as humans turn over to algorithms their cars, homes and businesses.
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"Before I turn over to these freak shows here, I just want to read a prepared statement to prove that I can read," Baldwin's Trump said.
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They also detailed how students had to record audition tapes for a master class on sex scenes, which they had to turn over to Franco to review.
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In criminal trials, prosecutors must turn over to defendants before a trial various documents they collect to build their case, including any potentially exculpatory evidence they find.
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So far, Mr. Kim has refused to turn over to the United States an inventory of those weapons and facilities, the first step in any denuclearization process.
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The administration has refused to turn over to Congress details of the complaint, though the Washington Post has reported that allegation centers on a "promise" Trump made.
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Last week, armed vigilantes on the border captured and videotaped hundreds of migrants at gunpoint, including young children, to turn over to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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The idea that Rob Rosenstein and Jeff Sessions won&apost turn over to Congress a co-equal branch of government information regarding the surveillance of the Trump campaign.
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For now, Judge Schofield is allowing Quinn and Bernstein Liebhard to redact identifying information about client contacts from the communications they turn over to Scott & Scott and Hausfeld.
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The US commonwealth was ordered to turn over to CNN and another news organization a database of information on all deaths that occurred after Maria pummeled the island.
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Under the law, prosecutors must turn over to defendants any favorable evidence of significance, including material that could be used to impeach the credibility of a government witness.
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Clinton's lawyers had successfully "wiped" her server so we will never know the truth about the 30,000 emails she decided not to turn over to the State Department.
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The information typically comes from police officials' public statements, evidence prosecutors turn over to the defense and witness testimony, not from an anonymous officer halfway through a retrial.
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A judge threw out his conviction for rape because the prosecution failed to turn over to the defence evidence that might have helped his case (the state is appealing).
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Jordan and Meadows said they weren&apost in compliance, that after nine months, they still didn&apost even know how many documents they needed to turn over to them.
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The big picture: The court has said in the past that you don't have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" with information you voluntarily turn over to a third party.
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It was labeled with a sticky note, which the lawyers said read something along the lines of ''do not turn over to defense'' and was signed with Weirich's initials.
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Two prominent Democrats are asking the Trump administration to turn over to them an unredacted government memo that justified the separation of hundreds of immigrant families at the border. Rep.
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At issue is the collection and dissemination of information from a vast database of mostly US citizens' banking and financial records that banks turn over to the government each day.
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The big picture: The Supreme Court has ruled in the past that you don't have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" for data you voluntarily turn over to a third party.
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The company also said it would turn over to congressional investigators political ads that it says were likely purchased by Russian entities during and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The inspector general for the intelligence community, an independent watchdog, deemed the complaint an "urgent concern" that he was required by law to turn over to the congressional intelligence committees.
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He might have illicit money stashed away that he did not want to turn over to Mueller, or he might have committed other crimes that he did not want to admit.
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U.S. District Court Judge Paul Oetken granted Lev Parnas' request to turn over to the House intelligence committee documents and data seized by federal investigators when Parnas was arrested in October.
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In return the museum agreed to turn over to the city 216 percent of its increased admission revenue, with a ceiling of $3 million and allowing adjustments for variations in attendance.
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Senate Democrats responded to the news Friday and Saturday by calling on the Intelligence community to turn over to Congress as much relevant information on the subject of Russian hacking to Congress.
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A judge has ordered Infowars to turn over to the families internal documents that relate to its business plan or marketing strategies, the shooting itself, crisis actors or mass shootings in general.
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The company also said it would turn over to congressional investigators the 3,000 political ads that it says were likely purchased by Russian entities during and after the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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WASHINGTON — The country's top intelligence official has failed to turn over to Congress a report on the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, sources said, flouting a law passed last month.
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We later filed a FOIA lawsuit against the FBI for everything the bureau recovered from Clinton's private email server, including the emails the FBI found that she didn't turn over to State.
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Federal law does indeed require state and local law enforcement officers to turn over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), upon request, any information they happen to have about an individual's immigration status.
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Deputy editor Joe Ciolli spoke to Amy Webb, a professor at NYU&aposs business school, and the conversation took an interesting turn over to healthcare and how tech is disrupting the industry already.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's office to turn over to The New York Times documents related to a corruption investigation of former state officials and upstate contractors that it has withheld for the last year.
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He's currently seeking an injunction against Proper Media that would force the company to turn over to Bardav all advertising revenue accrued from Snopes since April, and relinquish its hold on the Snopes.
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It is because of those transparency reports that we know about how many pieces of data companies turn over to various governments, or how many occurrences of government censorship have been imposed on platforms.
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Key races for state governors could also be affected by the weather, including in Wisconsin, which could see significant rainfall turn over to snow by the afternoon in the northern half of the state.
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A federal judge in Washington has ordered the National Security Agency to turn over to her a memo that details an unusual conversation in which President Donald Trump pleaded with former NSA chief Adm.
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New York's detainer law and policy mandates that officials turn over to ICE only those who are convicted of violent and serious offenses, and only when ICE has met legal and due process requirements.
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The rest of the money will be handed over after GoFundMe conducts an investigation relying on items seized by the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office and what his attorneys turn over to them, Fallon says.
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Now both Republicans and Democrats in Congress are also piling on and have demanded that Google turn over to the feds all sorts of proprietary information about its mergers and acquisitions and business practices.
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In particular, a section that begins on Page 57 lays out "four continued structural challenges" that can be read as, in effect, the unfinished business that the president will turn over to his successor.
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Rather, it requires companies, upon receipt of a court order, to turn over to the government "data in an intelligible format" even if encryption has rendered that data inaccessible to anyone other than the owner.
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Earlier this month, the social giant fulfilled its pledge to turn over to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees a copy of roughly 3,000 advertisements purchased by 470 Russian-backed accounts identified on its platform.
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During his highly anticipated appearance, Maguire is expected to face questions regarding his initial refusal to turn over to Congress an explosive whistleblower complaint concerning Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in July.
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It's not yet clear whether the conversation is related to a controversial whistleblower complaint that the Trump administration has refused to turn over to Congress, which Schumer also called on his Republican colleagues to investigate.
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Airlines and the Trump administration have been in lengthy discussions for weeks about what information carriers should turn over to government agencies to track down passengers if they are exposed to the coronavirus on a flight.
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"If Iran is able to turn over to the U.S. kidnapped former FBI Agent Robert A. Levinson, who has been missing in Iran for 12 years, it would be a very positive step," the president tweeted.
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Cohen's legal team had asked for a temporary restraining order so that they could review the files and then turn over to prosecutors those that were "responsive, non-privileged items" — a request the government called unprecedented.
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"If Iran is able to turn over to the U.S. kidnapped former FBI Agent Robert A. Levinson, who has been missing in Iran for 12 years, it would be a very positive step," the president wrote.
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The fundraisers have also kept Clinton mostly out of the public eye during a series of negative stories about the Clinton Foundation and emails she failed to turn over to the State Department after leaving in 2200.
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And city contract documents show that out of that amount, he had to turn over to the city 28 percent of gross receipts and 56 percent of food sales, and cover expenses like utility payments and salaries.
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And while I'm sure the company and its connected ad agency have no malicious intent beyond selling some hamburgers, this limitation becomes a larger concern the more pieces of our life we turn over to these devices.
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Mr. Manafort, 69, said he would turn over to the government the five properties in New York, including an apartment in Trump Tower, as well as the contents of three bank accounts and his life insurance policy.
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The November 2010 email, which Clinton neglected to turn over to the State Department and The Associated Press first reported, indicates that her emails were at one point being blocked by a spam filter at the department.
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When FBI agent Jacob Archer went to interview Rohana and asked if he had anything "that he wanted to turn over to the FBI," Rohana handed over the thumb, which was in the desk in his bedroom.
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When an FBI special agent interviewed Rohana last month, the agent asked "if he had anything in his possession that he wanted to turn over to the FBI," presumably using the tone of a disappointed junior high principal.
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Less than a year later, the veteran is back on the streets after, he alleges, the couple who launched the fundraiser have refused to turn over to him the full balance raised on his behalf, according to reports.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday cleared the way for the public release of data on opioid shipments that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration was forced to turn over to local governments suing drugmakers over the opioid epidemic.
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As in those markets, a surge in pricier developments in the Bronx has put pressure on existing rent-regulated tenants because landlords know that they can charge more for those apartments once units turn over to new renters.
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In 2011, over the objections of some residents opposed to a nuclear facility in the town, the council authorized $1.53 million to buy 84 acres of farmland, which it has agreed to turn over to Shine for $1.
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However, despite the ruling by Judge Stuart Bernstein of the Bankruptcy Court in New York, the documents that Thiel and Harder must turn over to Gawker's estate administrator regarding the lawsuit by Hogan would be limited by prior settlement.
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A judge recently ruled that the Police Department must review 190 hours of footage from that program and turn over to the local cable television channel NY1 anything that is not exempt under the state freedom of information law.
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The city's detainer law and policy mandates that officials turn over to ICE only those who are convicted of violent and serious offenses, and only when ICE has met legal and due process requirements, according to a city official.
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The remarks from the president are sure to escalate tensions between the White House and Democratic members of Congress seeking access to the complaint, which acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire has refused to turn over to lawmakers.
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Grassley and Graham are demanding the FBI turn over to the Judiciary panel all drafts of Comey's July 5, 2016, statement wrapping up the FBI's investigation as well as records of communications among FBI officials familiar with the decision.
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Thursday's letter was sent out shortly after Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company had decided to turn over to congressional investigators copies of roughly 3,000 advertisements purchased by Russian-linked groups during the 2016 campaign.
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"We believe if you want to accelerate the transition to make the benefits of autonomous vehicles available to people, you have to upgrade existing cars and not wait for a fleet to turn over to something completely new," Heck said.
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Several current and former career prosecutors involved in the issue said they viewed it as hypocritical that Apple encouraged its customers to save its data to iCloud — which it would turn over to the government — but regarded the cellphone as sacrosanct.
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While searching for records to turn over to lawmakers, the former Treasury official said, FinCEN found its previous reports on Manafort and sent them again to the FBI International Corruption Unit, whose agents were working with Mueller on his investigation.
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Under the terms of the settlement, which was approved by a judge on Thursday, the Police Department denied any "liability or wrongdoing" but agreed to turn over to Mr. Stephan, a Cardozo Law School student, material it had previously withheld.
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Mr. Christie said during his budget address that he thought Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, the state's largest health insurer, would turn over to the state millions of dollars a year, initially to finance his favorite social cause, battling opioid addiction.
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The president also pressed his attorney general and FBI director to work more aggressively to uncover derogatory information within the FBI's files to turn over to congressional Republicans working to discredit the two FBI officials, according to the same sources.
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Obama argued Monday that despite there being some "deeply disaffected" people, the country he will turn over to Trump is in better shape than it was in when he took office in 2009, amid the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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NEW YORK, July 14 (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp won the reversal on Thursday of a court order requiring it to turn over to the U.S. government the contents of a customer's email account stored on an Irish server, in a victory for privacy advocates.
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Foch further demanded that the Germans turn over to the Allies not merely large numbers of artillery pieces, machine guns, aircraft, submarines, and surface warships but also five thousand trucks, five thousand railway locomotives, and a hundred and fifty thousand freight cars.
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It was the second legal blow for the world's largest social network on Friday, after a judge in Delaware ordered it to turn over to shareholders emails and other records on its handling of data privacy, also linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Mark Martins, the lead prosecutor, this past week to provide information about the basis for Mr. Rishikof's firing as a matter of so-called discovery, the process by which the government must turn over to the defense relevant information in its possession.
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Last year, Russia officials took that campaign one step further: They planted fabricated messages that they later claimed were written by the whistle-blower in a database that they had agreed to turn over to investigators from the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - A 21-year-old Swede arrested in Albania with 19 pistols told a court on Thursday he agreed to pick them up in Kosovo and take them home to turn over to a prearranged buyer for cash to pay his school fees.
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By a 7-0 vote, the Court of Appeals reinstated a trial judge's ruling requiring a Manhattan woman who was disabled in a horse riding accident to turn over to the defendant horse owner an array of photos taken before and after her injuries.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala is ready to turn over to Mexico next week a former state governor wanted on charges of embezzlement and organized crime, the foreign ministry said on Wednesday, in a case that further tarnished the Mexican ruling party's record on corruption.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.), the senior Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, on Friday demanded that Trump turn over to Congress any taped conversations with Comey that he may have.
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In that case, the appeals court in Manhattan ordered a television reporter for News 12 the Bronx to turn over to prosecutors unaired footage of an interview with a landlord accused of killing his tenant, in which the accused man talked about the murder.
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The poll result comes on the heels of Facebook's announcement that it would turn over to Congressional investigators information related to more than 257,251 ads the company says were sold to accounts linked to a Russian troll farm between June 217 and May 13.
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They wrote a letter to the secretary of State last week asking him for an update on a report on international cybersecurity cooperation, mandated by President Trump's cybersecurity executive order, that the State Department is required to soon turn over to the White House.
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A Senate aide said the bill would amend the 1954 Atomic Energy Act to require the Energy Department to turn over to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee reports on all 810 applications it receives and the authorizations it makes and denies.
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"The president can't name everyone all at once, so it takes a while for these regulatory agencies to turn over to the control by the president's party," said Anne O'Connell, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who has studied the presidential appointment process.
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And last Wednesday federal and local law enforcement raided the offices of the Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, where Cardinal DiNardo is archbishop, looking for a "secret archive" on a 2000 priest sexual abuse case, material that the archdiocese allegedly had failed to turn over to investigators.
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Ms. Salzman, standing before Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, acknowledged that she had planned "invasions of privacy" involving email accounts and the altering of recordings "edited to remove sections we did not want to turn over" to opponents in a lawsuit.
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"The president can't name everyone all at once, so it takes a while for these regulatory agencies to turn over to the control by the president's party," said O'Connell Trump has also vowed to shrink the size of government, a pledge most modern presidents have made before taking office.
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On July 73, 27, Trump publicly made his now-infamous comment, "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 22016,22017 emails that are missing" — referring to emails that Clinton deleted rather than turn over to investigators, because she said they were personal and not work-related.
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Kushner's attorneys provided the FBI with an amended SF-86 form -- used to obtain a security clearance -- on June 21 to list the meeting with the Russian lawyer from a year earlier after discovering the email chain while preparing documents to turn over to the Senate intelligence committee.
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In the fall, Obama and Holder announced a new project aimed at retaking state legislatures so that Democrats can reverse the effects of Republican gerrymandering—and the former President feels an obligation to place the Party, which he'd expected to turn over to Hillary Clinton, in trusted hands.
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On Wednesday, in Federal District Court in Las Vegas, Judge Gloria M. Navarro charged that prosecutors had failed to disclose material they were required to turn over to the defense, including video taken surreptitiously within the Bundy ranch during the standoff, and evidence that F.B.I. agents were involved in the incident.
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Nearly two years ago, the Social Security Administration first moved to set up a new system that would automatically turn over to the Justice Department information it collects on Americans who are receiving federal benefits based on a disabling mental illness for inclusion in a database used for gun background checks.
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A vice president of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has to turn over to the hospital nearly $220 million of a windfall stake in a biotech company, in light of a series of for-profit deals and industry conflicts at the cancer center that has forced it to re-examine its corporate relationships.
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The bill, which faces an uncertain future in a tight congressional schedule, would amend the 1954 Atomic Energy Act to require the Department of Energy to turn over to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee reports on all 810 applications it receives and the authorizations it makes and denies.
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Mr. Bossert and Mr. Joyce said Russia and North Korea were the culprits in major cyberattacks over the last year, and together they developed a system for making more public the decisions about which vulnerabilities to turn over to the private sector for patching — and which to retain in America's arsenal for possible offensive use.
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At the same time, the GOP leader of the House intelligence committee is threatening to hold a public hearing this week over documents the Justice Department has so far failed to turn over to Capitol Hill regarding the FBI's ties to a British operative who compiled a dossier of allegations on Trump's connections with Russia.
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Facebook will turn over to Congress more than 3,000 political ads bought by Russian-linked accounts during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the company announced Thursday, just as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg went live on his own platform to announce measures the company would take to stop people from interfering in elections in the future.
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Separately, in court documents submitted Friday in a separate FOIA lawsuit VICE News filed against the FBI seeking the contents of Clinton's email server, the FBI said it had started the process of turning over "thousands of documents" FBI agents retrieved from Clinton's private server that her aides had failed to turn over to the State Department.
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With that track record of broken promises and with Mr. Trump emerging as the likely Republican presidential nominee, it's good to look at his prominent promises and the critiques: National security: Mr. Trump has pledged to be tough, to defeat the Islamic State by bombing oil fields, which he would then turn over to American companies.
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Of course by doing so, a person is disregarding the smart features built into the TV. Instead, an owner could use an Apple TV or Roku device for smart features — though Amazon just today showed it is willing to turn over to the courts Echo user data, so the Fire TV might not be a good bet.
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WikiLeaks said Ecuador would turn over to U.S. prosecutors possessions belonging to Julian AssangeJulian Paul Assange85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' The Hill's Morning Report - A raucous debate on race ends with Trump admonishment MORE that remain in the country's London embassy.
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"We see a lot of need for infrastructure investment, but the areas where [it's needed] are not necessarily aligned with what public-private partnerships may target, or with what the state and local governments might be willing to turn over to a private operator," David Hammer, executive vice president and head of municipal bond portfolio management at PIMCO, told CNBC in a recent interview.
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Last week, in an extraordinary and unprecedented public statement announcing an end to the bureau's yearlong probe of Clinton's use of a private email server to conduct official business while she served as Secretary of State, FBI Director James Comey said several thousand emails were recovered that Clinton did not turn over to the State Department, even though she signed a statement declaring she turned over all of her work-related emails to the State Department.
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