Is a section 2703 warrant under the Stored Communications Act an actual warrant or is it a combination warrant-subpoena?
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His GPA did not warrant it, his SAT scores did not warrant it.
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Claiborne was monitored under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court warrant, or FISA warrant, prosecutors said.
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Polanski trying to get warrant lifted Polanski is trying to have his outstanding international arrest warrant lifted.
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Arrest warrant or no arrest warrant Bonafini has insisted she will continue taking shots at the president.
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The investigators did not have an arrest warrant, but they did have a search warrant, he has said.
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Greek police issued an arrest warrant for Balili, but Albanian police refused to acknowledge receipt of the warrant.
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Warrant applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court are rarely denied — in fact, from 1979 to 2013, a FISC judge denied warrant requests just 12 times (with 533 requests for modifications to the warrant).
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Open warrant The Rowan County warrant remains open, according to the report, and Meyers is liable for a fine.
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ICO granted warrant: We're pleased with the decision of the judge and we plan to execute the warrant shortly.
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The soldiers were later identified as Chief Warrant Officer 3 Ryan Connolly, 37, and Warrant Officer James Casadona, 28.
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JOHN IANNARELLI, FORMER FBI SPECIAL AGENT: If he had read the warrant, he would have said I read the warrant.
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If ICE presents you with an administrative warrant or no warrant, they may only enter private spaces with your permission.
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YG is home, and we're told they have a search warrant and an arrest warrant related to a robbery case.
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An arrest warrant is much more powerful than a civil immigration warrant, as it often allows police to enter private homes.
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If that yields enough information to warrant further investigation, then they have to issue a search warrant to look more closely.
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"A warrant that says you can take anything is no warrant at all," another Manafort attorney, Richard Westling, told the judge.
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At the beginning of April, a Turkish court issued a warrant for his arrest and is seeking an Interpol arrest warrant.
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COMEX warehouses, for example, report both on-warrant stocks and "eligible" stocks, meaning metal stored in exchange sheds but not on warrant.
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The defense also argues that the warrant was overbroad and that agents seizing records went beyond what limits the warrant did set.
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The grantor "owns" that warrant, which is why each warrant holder is listed as "by appointment to" a specific member of the household.
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Authorities believed they needed this new search warrant because the existing authorization, covered by an initial warrant, related only to that initial investigation.
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CS. Each unit consists of one Class A shares and one-third of a warrant with each warrant exercisable at $11.50 a share.
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A court fight over the sealed warrant To back up his criticism of the timeline, Spitzer distributed the sealed search warrant to reporters.
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The technology giant has fought the warrant for the data, arguing that a domestic U.S. warrant does not cover electronic communications stored overseas.
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His lawyers also argued that the warrant was too broad and that the FBI took more from the locker than the warrant allowed.
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DERSHOWITZ: Well, there is a case called Franks versus Maryland which says if a warrant -- it didn&apost deal with a national security warrant.
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"They want the ability to get a warrant on the assumption that they will learn more after they have a warrant," Medvin told Forbes.
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On top of that, the surveillance law allows the FBI to search — without a warrant — the database of material gathered without a warrant. Sen.
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The defense, arguing against the remand, said that the warrant hadn't been put into the national warrant system yet, and the Los Angeles District Attorney's office assured defense attorneys that they won't act on the warrant until the end of the New York trial.
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"The warrant was not overbroad since it called for records related to specific offenses detailed in the application and in the warrant itself," she wrote.
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Graham also dismissed the need for an FBI investigation, saying Ford had not provided enough detail to justify a search warrant or an arrest warrant.
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US Magistrate Judge Theresa Buchanan issued the search warrant on May 27, and the FBI returned to the unit and executed the warrant that day.
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A search warrant released by the Midlothian Police Department on Thursday states, "They both agreed that the message was creepy and strange," the warrant states.
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"It is therefore unclear what a 'bulk' EI warrant is intended to cover, and how it differs from a 'targeted' EI warrant," the report continues.
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LME shadow storage is the answer, an evolving arbitrage between the cost of holding metal on LME warrant or off-warrant in the same warehouse.
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"I will go with the arresting team when there's a warrant, no matter how unjust that warrant may be," Trillanes said, according to CNN Philippines.
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Stockholm court maintains warrant Last month a Stockholm district court maintained a European arrest warrant against Assange, rejecting his lawyers' request to have it lifted.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's chief legal officer, has also argued that the U.S. government must have a warrant, but a search warrant cannot reach beyond U.S. shores.
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Interpol issued a red notice for Morabito -- its highest-priority international arrest warrant -- in 1995 following an arrest warrant issued by Italian prosecutors in Reggio Calabria.
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The Hungarian outlet 444, which first reported on the warrant, also noted that the incident that generated the warrant could have occurred as early as 2009.
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"If the warrant was warrantless you could probably expect some resistance, but if the warrant was warranted then, we would make our members surrender," he said.
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The geofence warrant— a type of search warrant— required Google to provide data from any devices it recorded near the scene of the burglary, including location.
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The geofence warrant— a type of search warrant— required Google to provide data from any devices it recorded near the scene of the burglary, including location.
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At this moment, law enforcement can access American citizens' emails without a warrant, even though the exact same messages in paper form would require a warrant.
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He allowed that the government could obtain the information without a warrant for a time period under 24 hours, but after that, a warrant is likely necessary.
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In another case, officers armed with an arrest warrant, but not a search warrant, burst into a home of a suspect's ex-boyfriend at 214:30 a.m.
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The Pentagon on Thursday identified the two soldiers as Chief Warrant Officer David Knadle of Tarrant, Texas, and Chief Warrant Officer Kirk Fuchigami Jr. of Keaau, Hawaii.
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The ruling centered around a warrant used to hack visitors of dark web child pornography site "Playpen," and specifically the seniority of judge signed who that warrant.
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The only time a drone would be used for instance, a search warrant if it was approved through the judge and there was an actual search warrant.
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We won't know for sure what evidence Mueller used to obtain the search warrant for quite some time, because the search warrant is almost certainly under seal.
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To get evidence acquired by a warrant tossed out of court, a defendant must show that an investigator acted with "reckless disregard" in preparing a warrant application.
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Each unit represents one share and one-third of a warrant; the warrant allows the investor to acquire Silver Run's shares at $11.50 each in about a year.
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A federal search warrant was issued at Belafonte's address Friday, the ATF confirms to PEOPLE — though they do not comment on whom the warrant was issued to specifically.
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He told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung that the Spanish arrest warrant for Puigdemont was imprecise and superficial and it was unclear whether it was a European or international warrant.
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The FBI already had a warrant to search Weiner's laptop in that probe, but needed a warrant to look at the material that might be related to Clinton.
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Arrest warrant issued Malaysian police also have issued an arrest warrant for an employee of North Korean airline Air Koryo in connection with Kim's death, Malaysian state media reported.
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Any one of those serious, significant questions alone, would warrant, from where I sit, if I were in the big chair, would warrant pulling the item off the agenda.
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And notwithstanding the ongoing deliveries of aluminium onto LME warrant, the outlook is for LME stocks, both headline and on-warrant stocks, to continue declining over the medium term.
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First, second and last consideration when devising a pre-operational plan for the execution of a warrant is the safety and well-being of those participating in the warrant.
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But now we&aposre talking about a sophisticated operation spying on any campaign, and then of course, lying to get a FISA warrant, the most difficult warrant to get.
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"Until it's properly declassified, the existence of a FISA warrant (to say nothing of the warrant itself) is classified," University of Texas professor of law Steve Vladeck told me.
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The Anthony Weiner search warrant has just been released, and it details the type of info authorities were gunning to get ... and the warrant mentions Hillary Clinton by name.
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The warrant — like any warrant in a criminal case — would direct an internet company to give Mueller specified communications records such as emails, text messages, phone records, and website services.
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When a warrant is lawfully served on them there is an expectation that they will be able to take reasonable steps to ensure that they can comply with that warrant.
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" He also said that the warrant application, which was released by the Justice Department on Saturday, served as proof that "the whole FISA warrant process needs to be looked at.
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Child suffers from medical problems Though a search warrant says Abdul-Ghani walks with a limp, the Georgia warrant for Wahhaj's arrest and the boy's mother say he cannot walk.
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To obtain a search warrant, a federal prosecutor works with an FBI agent to write an affidavit in which the agent explains under oath the evidence supporting that search warrant.
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The fact that Page's FISA warrant was not only approved but re-authorized three times suggests that a FISC judge found plenty of evidence to suggest the warrant was necessary.
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The man, Kareem Courtney, was wanted on an assault warrant, while Gaines was wanted on a bench warrant over failure to appear in court to face traffic charges, police said.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has stated that the warrant was unconstitutional, and others have pointed out the homepage of Playpen didn't match what was written down in the warrant.
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READ: How cops hack into your phone without a warrant When law enforcement use data gathered by tech companies without a warrant, that puts the businesses in an awkward position.
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" Rivera told Us Weekly that they would "submit a warrant for Domestic Violence to the District Attorney's office, the D.A. will then determine if they will make it an active warrant.
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This month, a New York judge ruled that police needed an eavesdropping warrant to use the devices after finding the NYPD improperly targeted a murder suspect in 2016 without a warrant.
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For instance, the agent said Mr. Scarpa's tip had not provided the basis for an F.B.I. warrant, yet the search had been a consent search and there had been no warrant.
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Rigby & Peller, the luxury lingerie boutique that has fitted the Queen's bras since 1960, was recently stripped of its prestigious royal warrant status, the Royal Warrant Holders Association confirms to PEOPLE.
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"The charges were registered for the purpose of obtaining a warrant of arrest," said prosecutor Ahmad Akram Gharib, adding that the warrant had been sent to Interpol, the international police body.
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An earlier version of the bill also required that authorities disclose that warrant to the person it affected within 10 days, or 3 if the warrant related to a government entity.
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The man, Kareem Courtney, 39, was wanted on an assault warrant while Gaines was wanted on a bench warrant for failing to appear in court to face traffic charges, police said.
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The man, Kareem Courtney, 20153, was wanted on an assault warrant while Gaines was wanted on a bench warrant for failing to appear in court to face traffic charges, police said.
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Storing metal off warrant costs about 10 cents a tonne a day, sometimes less, a fraction of the more than 50 cents for aluminum on LME warrant in many LME locations.
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Storing metal off warrant costs about 10 cents a tonne a day, sometimes less, a fraction of the more than 50 cents for aluminium on LME warrant in many LME locations.
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The warrant is called a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant, and for critics wary of the current administration's ties to Russia, it provides probable cause that something was going on.
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A warrant to force a person's finger onto a seized phone If that woman had been in one of the federal government's growing databases, the warrant might not have been necessary.
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Chief Warrant Officer 3 Donald Clark and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Christian Humphreys were flying an OH-58 scout helicopter in support of ground forces when their aircraft was shot down.
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Kraft's lawyers challenged the validity of the search warrant that let authorities install hidden cameras inside the spa, and argued that the warrant violated Kraft's Fourth Amendment rights and Florida law.
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Storing metal off warrant costs about 10 cents a ton a day, sometimes less, a fraction of the more than 50 cents for aluminum on LME warrant in many LME locations.
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On the issue of bias, whenever the Justice Department seeks a warrant, they must present extensive evidence to a judge, who decides whether to issue the warrant based on that evidence.
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"The Search Warrant functioned as a general warrant that improperly authorized an unfettered search and the wholesale seizure of virtually every document contained within the storage unit," Downing and Zehnle wrote.
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He added that the arrest warrant had in fact expired after being nullified by a court in October, as Adoke was not served with the charges before the warrant was issued.
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They executed a search warrant and found a loaded .
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Floyd turned himself Tuesday ... and the warrant was canceled.
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Idaho police originally issued a warrant for failure to report a death, but on Tuesday they announced they would be filing a warrant of arrest for three counts of first-degree murder.
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Microsoft, federal authorities served Microsoft a warrant under the Stored Communications Act (also called a "disclosure warrant") for the emails of a foreign citizen that were stored on servers based in Ireland.
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The changes would also let magistrates issue a single search warrant for numerous computers in multiple jurisdictions, saving law enforcement the burden of having to obtain a separate warrant for each computer.
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The law also prohibits employers from giving federal immigration agents employee records without a subpoena or a warrant, or access to nonpublic areas without a warrant or other permission under federal law.
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In Illinois, for instance, a warrant is required for real-time tracking, but not for access to historical data, while in Texas, no warrant is required for location data of any kind.
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Authorities have obtained a search warrant for Prince's house, and in the docs there's an ominous warning ... if the justification for the warrant gets out it could cause others to destroy evidence.
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Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said in a statement she had asked judges to issue an arrest warrant for Al Hassan on March 20, and the warrant was issued under seal on March 27.
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The fact that the warrant was renewed three times indicates that the F.B.I. obtained useful intelligence each time — a judge wouldn't have approved a renewal if the prior warrant came up empty.
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At the time, the Rangers did not have a warrant, and U.S.A. Gymnastics said in a statement on Wednesday that it was never served a subpoena or a warrant for the documents.
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Lawmakers have accused the CBP of conducting itself unlawfully by searching devices without a warrant, but CBP says it does not need to obtain a warrant for device searches at the border.
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The Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign funded some of the research underlying the warrant, a key point that the memo says was withheld from a judge when seeking the warrant.
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The motion attacks the validity of the search warrant that permitted recording, arguing the warrant allowing police to record activity in the massage room violated Kraft's Fourth Amendment rights and Florida law.
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The Supreme Court has stated that the issuance of a search warrant can be supported by the "totality of the circumstances" presented to the court at the time a warrant is issued.
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In 2011, he acknowledged that he had ignored an outstanding arrest warrant stemming from a 1996 dispute; a separate warrant was issued in 2000 after he was accused of skipping court appearances.
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On Friday, Mr. Assange's lawyer, Mark Summers, told the Westminster Magistrates' Court that Sweden's withdrawal of the European arrest warrant meant that the British arrest warrant for violating bail no longer applied.
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A FISA application is actually a warrant just like a search warrant in order to get a FISA search warrant you need an affidavit signed by a career federal law enforcement officer who swears that the information in the affidavit is true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief, and that&aposs the way we operate.
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SAFRICA-ZUMA/ South African court issues arrest warrant for ex-president Zuma in graft trial JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A South African court issued an arrest warrant for former president Jacob Zuma on Tuesday, after he skipped court on grounds of needing medical treatment, but the judge stayed the warrant until his corruption trial resumes on May 093.
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There have been reports that the warrant may have been executed at the wrong home, but assuming for the moment it was a valid warrant, the first issue is this: Was it okay to simply cuff everyone in a house while executing a search warrant, so these detained people could be stared at like an exhibit at the museum?
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The cases are In re: Search Warrant No. 16-960-M-01 to Google and In re: Search Warrant No. 16-1061-M to Google, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Nos.
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A warrant for Amazon Echo data probably won't help solve an Arkansas murder A warrant for Amazon Echo data probably won't help solve an Arkansas murder The murder in Bentonville, Arkansas, looks gruesome.
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An arrest warrant was issued on Wednesday for Elizabeth's arrest because officials "find there is probable cause to believe" she killed her son "with malice by using a firearm," according to the warrant.
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According to Greek broadcaster Skai TV, police have an arrest warrant out for Savvidis and four other people, but the warrant relates only to the match being abandoned and not any firearm offences.
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And a judge granted the warrant to search for weapons based on the word of a single Sebin agent who never detailed any evidence of smuggling in the warrant application reviewed by Reuters.
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And, Mr. Chairman, we know, based on the copies of the FISA warrant that we were able to look at today, that Rod Rosenstein, the deputy A.G., signed off on the FISA warrant.
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The files detail the extent that cops went to try to gather evidence, making stops at business throughout the city to try to get security footage and executing search warrant after search warrant.
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My educated guess is that Trump learned about the Page FISA warrant at that time and simply misunderstood what the FBI was doing -- and the process by which it had obtained the warrant.
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In a statement, the Pentagon identified the soldiers as Chief Warrant Officer 28503 David C. Knadle, 22019, of Tarrant, Texas, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk T. Fuchigami Jr., 25, of Keaau, Hawaii.
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Police get a search warrant, and use a 'tactical ruse' to install cameras inside On January 24, a detective obtained a search warrant authorizing police to secretly install video cameras inside the business.
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The new filing particularly criticizes the use of what's known as a "sneak and peek" warrant, which allows law enforcement to search private premises without notifying the subject of the warrant until later.
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It's the ultimate seal of royal approval: A royal warrant.
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Police issued a warrant for devices surrounding a potential homicide.
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INGRAHAM: Well he also signed off on a Pfizer warrant.
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Police issued an arrest warrant for the latter last week.
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Gannon was shot in April while serving an arrest warrant.
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Nesheiwat posted an unredacted version of the search warrant online.
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James Comey lied about the dossiers role in this warrant.
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And he signed the last warrant based on Russian lies.
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DNA evidence from both murders matched Kimbro, the warrant states.
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A federal arrest warrant has been issued for his arrest.
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According to police, ICE had a deportation warrant for Cruz.
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But in fact there was no outstanding warrant for Morris.
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"If they have a warrant, we will cooperate," Morran said.
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Does this really warrant you labeling our restaurant as terrible??
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This occurred only after a judge issued an arrest warrant.
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LOOK: The warrant of arrest against Rappler CEO Maria Ressa.
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The warrant immediately drew condemnation from some privacy law experts.
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No arrest warrant was issued, and the case was closed.
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The warrant has already drawn condemnation from some legal commentators.
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From the start, there are some issues with the warrant.
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She was remanded to USMS custody on an outstanding warrant.
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His lawyer said only it was an international arrest warrant.
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The FBI has a valid warrant, supported by probable cause.
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If the circumstances warrant it, I will certainly use it.
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"I just signed your death warrant," Judge Rosemarie Aquilina said.
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It's unclear why it took weeks to get that warrant.
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If that's true, why the potential arrest warrant and charges?
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An arrest warrant was issued Monday afternoon for Daleiden's arrest.
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His warrant stated that he had refused a breathalyzer test.
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"My dad took me to go see Warrant," he says.
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Norway and Iceland are part of the European Arrest Warrant.
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Certainly, Mr Babis and his kind warrant a certain vigilance.
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Police did not say what the outstanding warrant was for.
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The Spanish police said Russia's arrest warrant was not valid.
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On February 1, a warrant was issued for McGowan's arrest.
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That's why the Justice Department sought the new search warrant.
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An aggravated murder warrant has been issued for Stephens' arrest.
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If not, that would warrant a formal investigation, she said.
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But they refused to provide identification or a search warrant.
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Authorities executed at search warrant at the farm on Friday.
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And it will warrant a plainer mode of hydration too.
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Some are acrimonious, painful experiences that warrant severing all ties.
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Mr Vadala was arrested on an Italian warrant this week.
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It was not clear why authorities were serving the warrant.
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The other is to go back to the FISA warrant.
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Abir has since confirmed the warrant was in fact recalled.
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Mosby said that an arrest warrant was issued for Williams.
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The Associated Press was first to report on the warrant.
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There is no warrant for the rapper's arrest, authorities said.
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He did not say if a more recent warrant exists.
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This story will continue to be updated as developments warrant.
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An arrest warrant has been issued for Morgan at $300,000.
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I knew there was a warrant out for my arrest.
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Otherwise, the agency may request a search or arrest warrant.
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He is wanted in Boulder, Colorado, on a 2012 warrant.
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After multiple attempts, a warrant for misdemeanor charges was issued.
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"We have an active warrant for this individual," Elliott said.
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I hadn't gained enough weight to warrant knee pain, though.
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Arkansas subsequently said it would extradite Brady, the warrant says.
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Might a royal warrant be in the cards one day?
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But they do not believe her transgressions warrant criminal charges.
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Law enforcement was notified and a fugitive warrant was issued.
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He said smartphones should not be exempt from warrant searches.
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PEOPLE obtained the arrest warrant detailing the allegations against Rodriquez.
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There is a warrant out for my arrest in Virginia.
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Power said this finding raises questions that warrant more research.
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A Nordic arrest warrant was issued by Norway on Oct.
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Now executing a search warrant related to the #KelseyBerreth disappearance.
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A Georgia arrest warrant accused him of kidnapping his child.
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Last week a Russian warrant was issued for Rodchenkov's arrest.
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Connie was found dead in their basement, the warrant said.
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As long as the economic data warrant it, of course.
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Ray's 2009 arrest warrant outlines those prior events and more.
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They could have obtained it through search warrant or subpoena.
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Nevertheless, investigators felt it was noteworthy for their warrant application.
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We believe these issues will warrant a reversal on appeal.
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Intelligence analysts can then search those messages without a warrant.
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Online, they have achieved sufficient density to warrant wider attention.
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Executing a search warrant, a FAST team raided Bagcho's home.
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In 2014, police obtained a warrant to search his devices.
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Mr Strieff was arrested on the traffic warrant and searched.
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The office did not specify whether it obtained a warrant.
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An arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE states that on Nov.
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"I'm not sure the fundamentals warrant a breakout," O'Rourke said.
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He was also wanted on a prior felony theft warrant.
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Cillizza: How hard is it to get a FISA warrant?
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But the Senate Intel bill eschews a warrant requirement entirely.
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It was NOT an expired warrant, but a live one.
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Actress Rose McGowan has a warrant out for her arrest.
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Burkina Faso issued a warrant for Compaore's arrest last month.
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Paul was seen by a doctor Friday, the warrant said.
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The judge waived McGowan's court appearance and reading of warrant.
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The raid was carried out on a court endorsed warrant.
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The warrant did not state who the drugs belonged to.
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Authorities did not seek a search warrant at the time.
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Clapper and Rice would seem to warrant such added probing.
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A warrant for my detention was issued the same day.
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Russia has also issued an international arrest warrant for Harel.
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A search warrant was obtained for Bowen's DNA last week.
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"It was all based on a Russian warrant," he added.
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Both laws restrict bail and allow arrests without a warrant.
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This time, they didn't use a subpoena or a warrant.
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Hungarian police issued an arrest warrant for Gorka on Sept.
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Well, let's hope "Artemis" is popular enough to warrant that.
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A judge issued a warrant on Friday, the Guardian reports.
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The evidence, so far, may not warrant a moral panic.
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Shaun Bridges put together an affidavit for the seizure warrant.
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They are also permitted to search properties without a warrant.
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Microsoft challenged whether a domestic warrant covered data stored abroad.
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There are significant adverse effects that warrant not getting vaccinated.
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Logsdon was arrested on an outstanding warrant for aggravated kidnapping.
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"Being boring alone does not warrant termination," Mr. Berg said.
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The coronavirus outbreak seems serious enough to warrant some creativity.
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The warrant was issued and then renewed three separate times.
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The complainant was not named in the arrest warrant application.
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There is an outstanding open probation warrant for his arrest.
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Still, they reap spectacular profits that warrant runaway share prices.
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No warrant or any other sort of permission was issued.
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The warrant for the man's arrest told a wrenching story.
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It didn't need much explanation, nor did it warrant much.
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The warrant read: People of the State of California v.
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"There is a warrant out for my arrest in Virginia."
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Even harder, perhaps, is when the past doesn't warrant imitating.
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The warrant for his arrest was sealed by a judge.
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Older Supreme Court decisions indicate that no warrant was required.
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There has been absolutely nothing to warrant this apocalyptic reaction.
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There are currently about 800 royal warrant holders throughout Britain.
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Rappler says that Brennan's attorney confirmed details of the warrant.
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In the case of a warrant, it's an investigative tool.
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Both the radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration.
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Democrats however have said that Trump's actions do warrant disqualification.
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They're willing to work against him if circumstances warrant it.
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These "invisible images," as Paglen calls them, warrant our attention.
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The naivete of the electorate doesn't warrant further comment either.
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An Iraqi warrant for his arrest was issued in May.
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The first batch of rabbits was taken without a warrant.
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He is also charged with a previous felony theft warrant.
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Spanish authorities apprehended Levashov on a U.S. warrant last year.
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They also brought a search warrant with them, Lott said.
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If that didn't work, the police might get a warrant.
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On Monday, prosecutors formally asked the court for the warrant.
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However, we're told an arrest warrant has not been issued.
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But, the argument goes, the stakes might warrant a peek.
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A warrant for Hampton's arrest had been issued on Jan.
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It is still possible to get such a warrant today.
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But there are plenty of other measures that warrant attention.
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Is any of this truly enough to warrant a resignation?
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United States last year, police routinely obtained without a warrant.
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If they are refused, they come back with a warrant.
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In these cases, sharing information does not require a warrant.
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Authorities eventually got a warrant to search the janitor's home.
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Last week, a federal warrant was issued for Zarate's arrest.
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He's done nothing in my view that would warrant that.
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"We believe these issues will warrant a reversal on appeal."
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What happened, and does it warrant some kind of investigation?
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At that point, an arrest warrant was issued for Cain.
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Singapore's traffic isn't heavy enough to warrant air taxis, really.
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Some experts think this is serious enough to warrant that.
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That may warrant a tougher stance from the United States.
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In an ideal world, it would warrant no mention whatsoever.
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LAPD got a search warrant to track down the suspect.
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A search warrant return filed with the court on Oct.
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To fire Angwin is to sign The Markup's death warrant.
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So he is now trying to quash the British warrant.
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He asked to see the warrant they claimed they had.
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Tacopina tells us his client did NOTHING to warrant punishment.
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A shadow LME warehousing function has evolved to bridge this gap, with LME operators offering relatively cheap off-warrant storage in or near LME-registered sheds with a "standby" commitment to warrant whenever required.
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Last year, a Canadian court ruled that police must get a warrant before obtaining hydro records, but did not exclude the evidence collected using that information even though it was obtained without a warrant.
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If the interests of privacy and safety warrant restriction of automated calls made for a commercial purpose or in connection with a political campaign, they also warrant restriction of other types of automated calls.
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The lawyers noted that "agents entered the storage unit and looked around without a warrant the day before they presented their request for a warrant to the court," Jackson wrote in her order Thursday.
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"There is no way any court would approve a warrant – any warrant, let alone one for surveillance on an American citizen – based on uncorroborated information," said this source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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While the Nunes memo argues that the Steele dossier was used to improperly secure a warrant to wiretap Page, House Democrats maintain that there was far more evidence against Page in the warrant application.
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A third way to get the records would be for the Justice Department to obtain a search warrant, because the Fifth Amendment does not apply when the government seizes records pursuant to a warrant.
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There would have to have been a probable-cause showing of specific crimes before a judge authorized the warrant; and the warrant itself had to have described the evidence the agents expected to find.
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The FBI released redacted versions of the FISA warrant applications in July, prompting calls by some Republicans for declassification they believe would help them make their case publicly that the warrant was inappropriately obtained.
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Mr. Park said he had asked a Seoul court to issue an arrest warrant for Mr. Lee; it usually takes a few days for a court to decide whether to grant such a warrant.
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In a statement Thursday, the Pentagon identified the soldiers as Chief Warrant Officer 22019 David C. Knadle, 33, of Tarrant, Texas, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk T. Fuchigami Jr., 25, of Keaau, Hawaii.
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The FBI asked to see a search warrant for Smollett's iCloud account An FBI agent asked Chicago police for a copy of a search warrant that was issued relating to Smollett's Apple iCloud account.
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Microsoft, law enforcement served a specific kind of warrant — called a Section 2703 warrant — under the Stored Communications Act (SCA), seeking the emails of someone who had signed up for an email account with Microsoft.
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A warrant for electrical usage is rarely, one presumes, a matter of life or death, but could indeed be critical in a court battle — for which reason requiring a warrant is not an unreasonable requirement.
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The new interpretation of the rule lets officials search multiple computers across the country with a single warrant, regardless of whether the computers are in the same district as the federal judge issuing the warrant.
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The president should be happy the Obama administration and people in the FBI were spying on his campaign without a warrant that we know of and then the FISA warrant, they lied to four judges?
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"But he signed, as you know, he also signed the FISA warrant, so Rod Rosenstein, who's in charge of this, signed a FISA warrant," Trump said, before adding again that Rosenstein was right about Comey.
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Zuma warrant: A judge issued an arrest warrant for Jacob Zuma, the former president of South Africa, for failing to appear in court in a corruption case that he has sought to avoid for months.
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The search warrant in question was issued under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), a law passed in 1986 by a Congress that could not yet envision the application of the bill's warrant provision overseas.
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" The warrant came from a court in Pennsylvania, the company told BuzzFeed News by email, adding: "The warrant was improperly served on Ancestry and we did not provide any access or customer data in response.
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In effect, when the government loses the rare case in which a defendant can show a warrant to be flawed, it gets a second chance to have the warrant restored by a court of appeals.
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They hold a royal warrant from the Queen and Prince Charles.
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Police in Jupiter, FL, have issued a warrant for his arrest.
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In certain cases, a warrant was obtained to search the device.
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The investigation resulted in police executing a search warrant last Monday.
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The agency did not require a warrant to collect this information.
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She was arrested on an outstanding warrant and was awaiting trial.
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I am calling for all of this warrant to be unredacted.
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Then, the warrant states, the man dragged her to a field.
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Police executed a search warrant and took Harris' vehicle last November.
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That's why we were able to do the search warrant today.
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You couldn't find Adam Putnam if you had a search warrant.
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Armed with a search warrant, crime lab officers searched Figueroa's house.
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A Seoul court however rejected that request for an arrest warrant.
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Ellis said those concerns do not "warrant dismissal" of the case.
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The warrant says Peterson stayed there for more than 45 minutes.
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Tyga, 26, didn't attend and the judge issued a bench warrant.
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The FBI took out a FISA warrant to look into it.
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Fulfilling a warrant to get information from a known terrorist's phone?
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We're also told there was a warrant out for his arrest.
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"Elizabeth did not want to sign that death warrant," says Guy.
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"Get a warrant ... or stay out of that information," stressed Rep.
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The prosecutor has asked for the extradition warrant to be exercised.
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Bikram fled the country, and there's a warrant for his arrest.
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Police executed a warrant for Assange's arrest after Ecuador withdrew asylum.
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A Texas warrant for Couch's arrest was issued in mid-December.
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He got nabbed for trespassing Saturday, which revealed the outstanding warrant.
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"They told me I had a warrant for murder," Martinez said.
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After failing to appear, a warrant was issued for her arrest.
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While police reportedly need consent from owners, a warrant isn't required.
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Fourth, face identification should not be allowed without a judicial warrant.
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Others refuse to obey immigration officers unless they have a warrant.
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On weekdays, those idle overnight hours warrant only one staff member.
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Jaybird's first truly wireless earbuds, however, probably warrant a closer look.
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Unclear what the warrant was for -- child support cases are confidential.
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An arrest warrant was issued three years later for Elaine Yates.
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The guy said that he had a warrant for my arrest.
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Bonnett was previously arrested on an existing warrant for unrelated charges.
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Each unit comprised of one share, one warrant exercisable at $11.50.
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WTVF quotes District Attorney Whitley, who confirmed the warrant was prepared.
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Police issued a federal fugitive warrant for Delgado's arrest in October.
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The middle school lost more than $127,000, her arrest warrant states.
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Our sources say the warrant involves possible illegal possession of firearms.
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But the list is large enough to warrant attention as-is.
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The Justice Department first obtained a search warrant for the disuptj20.
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Leiliana agreed and was taken to the bathroom, the warrant states.
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He tells PEOPLE he thinks the arrest warrant was politically motivated.
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As the warrant was being executed, officers visited Rawls at work.
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Police were told they needed a warrant to enter the property.
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Westminster Magistrates' Court has consistently upheld the warrant for his arrest.
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The company challenged whether a domestic warrant covered data stored abroad.
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And yet that was the basis for getting the FISA warrant.
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When they tried to serve a warrant, that's when things escalated.
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The warrant can be recalled if he submits a DNA test.
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It won&apost release inmates to ICE without a judicial warrant.
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It's not quite uncanny enough, though, to warrant accusations of plagiarism.
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The company declined to comply with a search warrant, he said.
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Today's tweets from Donald Trump are unpresidential and warrant an apology.
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The Supreme Court on Friday issued an arrest warrant for Yingluck.
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No market power problems or consumer harm exists to warrant them.
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The Cottage Grove police executed a search warrant on the house.
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The warrant was issued but sat for more than 2 years.
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Low, the target of a Malaysian arrest warrant, has denied wrongdoing.
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As we told you, an arrest warrant was issued on Monday.
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We've learned a judge also issued a warrant for Morgan's arrest.
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Deputy Vai arrested a gentleman this weekend on an outstanding warrant.
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A warrant has been issued for Jackson's arrest, the statement confirms.
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However, British authorities stated that his arrest warrant still remains active.
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She said it would not take long to obtain the warrant.
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Law enforcement agents were notified, and a fugitive warrant was issued.
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A Mexican judge issued an arrest warrant for Duarte last March.
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TMZ Sports has obtained the search warrant affidavit into the Sept.
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Police have requested a search warrant to legally obtain the information.
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AS allegedly violated that order ... promoting officials to issue the warrant.
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But, even then, the FBI did not immediately seek a warrant.
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But, an outstanding weapons-related warrant landed him back behind bars.
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Detectives got a search warrant last week, and seized the footage.
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That was used to get a warrant to spy on Americans.
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The U.S. District Court has issued a warrant for his arrest.
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Each unit comprised of one share, one warrant exercisable at $2100.
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The web hosting provider said the search warrant requests are unconstitutional.
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Still, there's no evidence of a legal challenge to either warrant.
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Each unit comprised of one share, three-quarters of a warrant.
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On August 1, an arrest warrant was issued for Buster Hernandez.
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An arrest warrant for the couple, who deny wrongdoing, seems likely.
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What has Lexumo created to warrant that kind of financial attention?
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Bingham was arrested then on a warrant for theft over $10,000.
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That didn't warrant a 9 dollar per square foot rent increase.
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What is the company doing to warrant such a huge investment?
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According to the warrant, Pittman was allegedly trying to strangle her.
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A detective verified the facts and issued a warrant, police said.
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In all, the warrant calls for the arrests of five people.
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This felony warrant is disgraceful and this case should be dismissed.
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With a search warrant, it's likely the police will find him.
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The FAA said the dangers warrant waiving the typical bureaucratic process.
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Of course, then, the FBI executed a search warrant on Mrs.
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A search warrant has already been served at the suspect's residence.
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But the advent of warrant-proof encryption is a serious problem.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Giese issued a warrant for the dispatcher's arrest.
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When police found out, they arrested him on a previous warrant.
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Rippey obtained a warrant in 2014 to search Burroughs' mother's home.
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Such a desperate situation would warrant a police officer using force.
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The search warrant was first reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Officials say a search warrant has been executed for Kellen's home.
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"This is a really broad warrant," defense lawyer Richard Westling said.
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A longer detention requires an arrest warrant issued by a court.
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On-warrant nickel stocks fell by 224,21.2 tonnes to 22,2432 tonnes.
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Their warrant hadn't allowed for the searching of Arthur Mondella himself.
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Video advertisements tend to warrant higher rates than other online ads.
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Police also issued a search warrant for Shelden's Ann Arbor house.
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Police cannot listen in on your phone conversations without a warrant.
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Although the warrant was served on Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Wash.
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The warrant has been entered into a national law enforcement database.
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Then, a professor was somebody with enough clout to warrant mockery.
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Police officers have been granted a search warrant for their investigation.
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An arrest warrant for the alleged abductor was issued in January.
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After that, the suit says, they arrested her without a warrant.
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On October 31, the bureau obtained a warrant to examine them.
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Investigators executed a search warrant at the teenager's residence on Sunday.
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They had watched the home for three days, the warrant said.
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Mellie was arrested Thursday morning in Lexington, Kentucky on a warrant.
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The arrest warrant was based on the word of the accuser.
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So, tell us, what did we learn from this FISA warrant?
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At 22007, she seemed too young to warrant an extensive survey.
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Current requirements say DHS needs a warrant to monitor a drone.
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We've learned there is currently a warrant out for Martin's arrest.
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A Moscow court issued a warrant for his arrest on Nov.
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But that's almost certainly not enough to warrant any official action.
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An international arrest warrant against her was issued in November 2017.
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His Malaysian passport has been revoked and an arrest warrant issued.
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They sought three subsequent 90-day renewals of that initial warrant.
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I know firsthand that it's difficult to get a FISA warrant.
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If that is the case, it may soon warrant American action.
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The office said the warrant against Torres was issued on Friday.
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But the warrant requires that the Spanish charges have German equivalents.
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A warrant had been issued for his arrest on May 14.
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It has the teeth of menace and the warrant of defense.
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Second, did this suspicion warrant surveillance and investigation by the F.B.I.?
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The warrant request itself is classified and hasn't been made public.
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"These disturbing circumstances warrant examination," Mr. Futerfas concluded in his letter.
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But a national arrest warrant was issued only on Monday, Nov.
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It is unclear when Ms. McGowan first learned of the warrant.
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The search warrant revealed that investigators had found her profile useful.
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But he has a biography and a résumé that warrant attention.
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"We haven't done enough to warrant being talked about," Green said.
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Failure to appear results in a civil judgment, not a warrant.
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Colbert said this was enough to warrant Huckabee Sanders stepping down.
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The Page warrant is just one aspect of the broader investigation.
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When, finally, a warrant was issued in 1959, Mengele caught word.
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When would an epidemic be bad enough to warrant Draconian measures?
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Officer Rhodes, without a warrant or an invitation, visited the property.
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It's versatile enough to warrant keeping a tub on my vanity.
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We drive them to the jail where the warrant was issued.
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Congress cannot obtain a search warrant, only the Justice Department can.
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He instructed them to stop the vehicle, according to the warrant.
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Werfalli's unit said last year that it rejected the ICC warrant.
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The arrest warrant claimed that Hunt's blood alcohol content level was .
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The city attorney warned him against detaining anyone without a warrant.
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Some have cited concern about detaining people without a criminal warrant.
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After a Spanish judge issued an international arrest warrant on Nov.
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In his mind, these are major achievements that warrant his reelection.
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Beckham has yet to issue a statement on the arrest warrant.
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None of them warrant a mention in discussions of racial hierarchies.
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His actions warrant his impeachment and demand his removal from office.
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Met executives investigated her claims but concluded they didn't warrant action.
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Troconis turned herself in on a warrant for the same charge.
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"They didn't tell me what the warrant was for," he said.
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Even when it is met, ICE must have a judicial warrant.
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City policy bars federal officials from school property without a warrant.
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I would submit to a search warrant if it were produced.
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He is John Demianew, who had a warrant for his arrest.
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Trevor Raekwon Seward shot Pressley several times, the arrest warrant alleges.
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Authorities will need a warrant or authorisation to use these powers.
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That failure would also warrant new sanctions from the United States.
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Owners need to give permission, but police don't need a warrant.
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An international arrest warrant has been issued by the same court.
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According to CNN, officers were carrying out an administrative ICE warrant.
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Macron visited Ivory Coast in late December, before the warrant emerged.
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Federal authorities issued a warrant for her arrest on September 28.
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" "Yeah, warrant of arrest of alien not signed by a judge.
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Apple previously had a "warrant canary" but removed it in 2014.
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They proceeded upstairs and burst into Graham's apartment without a warrant.
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None of them warrant a mention in discussions of racial hierarchies.
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How much economic separation from China do national security concerns warrant?
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When a team of officers executed the search warrant on Jan.
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And, 'We couldn't get a warrant because our printer was broken.
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It also mandates law enforcement have a warrant to do so.
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His own good, either physical or moral, is not sufficient warrant.
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A judge has approved a no-bail arrest warrant for him.
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If there was no warrant, I should not go with them.
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The warrant was issued, but sat for more than 2 years.
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And really, Scheifele showed enough last year to warrant that risk.
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"And even if this Court were to conclude that the warrant could or should be have been more tightly drawn, the agents relied in good faith on a warrant that had been reviewed and signed by a United States Magistrate Judge, and therefore, the evidence seized during the execution of the warrant should not, and will not, be excluded," she wrote.
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Morgan, Jr. wrote that the warrant the FBI used to deploy the malware was above board, but he also took the rather extraordinary step of adding that a warrant would not have been necessary at all.
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A "lifetime" incentive allows someone delivering physical metal onto LME warrant and then selling it to receive a share of the warehousing rental until such time as the warrant is eventually cancelled by a new owner.
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The state of Georgia had tried to claim that downloading vehicle data stored in Mobley's vehicle without getting a warrant was justified under what is known as the "vehicle exception" to the Fourth Amendment's warrant requirement.
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Law enforcement agencies are required to obtain a warrant to force tech companies to build backdoors into their services, but no further judicial oversight would be necessary to intercept telecommunications once a warrant has been issued.
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"It is a deep regret that their excessive investigation with a warrant naming the president as a suspect violates the constitution," the office said in a statement, referring to the prosecutor's warrant to raid the office.
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Rodriguez's arrest comes almost a week after a warrant was issued for him on a charge of injury to a child, which is a state jail felony, according to an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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A "lifetime" incentive allows someone delivering physical metal onto LME warrant and then selling it to receive a share of the warehousing rental until such time as the warrant is eventually canceled by a new owner.
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The search warrant used to go through the emails, unsealed Tuesday, confirmed that Comey delivered his letter to Congress two days before the warrant was granted — meaning that investigators didn't yet know what was in them.
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A federal judge on Wednesday issued an arrest warrant for Puerto Rico's education secretary before withdrawing the warrant in exchange for documents related to a federal investigation, Puerto Rico's Department of Education told the Associated Press.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish prosecutors still believe an arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be upheld, they said on Thursday in reply to the Stockholm District Court that will decide whether to lift the warrant.
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Judging by court documents in related cases, the warrant used to authorise the deployment of malware allowed the FBI to infect anyone who logged into the site (the warrant and its supporting affidavit are currently sealed).
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The warrant said questions arose about the timing as investigators dug through a slew of fully wired activity at the house that morning, involving text messages, door movements, alarm settings and Facebook postings, the warrant said.
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Mr. Ganek's lawsuit contends that an affidavit in support of the search warrant had "falsely represented" that Mr. Ganek was involved in insider trading and that it was enough for the judge to approve the warrant.
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But at Monday's meeting, he criticized him for signing a FISA warrant, an apparent reference to the fact that Mr. Rosenstein had authorized agents to seek a warrant to wiretap Trump associates in the Russia probe.
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The soldiers, who had been assigned to a unit in St. Cloud, Minnesota, have been identified as: Chief Warrant Officer 2 James A. Rogers Jr., 28; Chief Warrant Officer 2 Charles P. Nord, 30; and Sgt.
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Chief Warrant Officer 217 David C. Knadle, 33, of Tarrant, Texas, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk T. Fuchigami Jr., 25, of Keaau, Hawaii, were killed in the crash, the Pentagon said in a statement Thursday.
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"The Provider is hereby ordered to disclose the above information to the Government within 14 days of service of this warrant," the search warrant application, filed on October 22 in the Western District of Missouri, reads.
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The accession bonus is targeted towards senior non-commissioned officers who go into the Warrant Officer cohort, according to CW5 Jeffrey Burmeister, command chief warrant officer for the Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School.
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" The letter states that the government intended to exclude and seal evidence beyond the scope of its warrant and that DreamHost refused to engage in a dialogue around the issue after claiming that the warrant was "improper.
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Georgia officer killed while serving warrant A Georgia police officer was shot and killed Thursday morning after gunfire broke out while he and other officers were attempting to serve a drug warrant, said Clayton County police Sgt.
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The biggest protection is that it will only be used with a warrant — but how much does that protection mean when a FISA court can issue a single warrant for the phone records of every US citizen?
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And even though cops need a warrant to search phone data in many places, this practice is still widespread and varies by jurisdiction and circumstance (border patrol officers can search electronic devices without a warrant, for instance).
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Some House Republicans have charged that the DOJ and FBI abused their authority in obtaining a surveillance warrant on Page, citing the use of Steele's dossier in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant application on Page.
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In asking for the U.K. arrest warrant to be dropped, Assange's lawyers argued that his confinement in the Ecuadorian Embassy was akin to imprisonment and that, because the investigation in Sweden had closed, the warrant was irrelevant.
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He is now arguing that the conviction should not stand, as the officers should have obtained a warrant for the blood test or proved that they did not need a warrant, as required by the Fourth Amendment.
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The Nunes memo claims to show that the warrant was obtained unlawfully, but there is no way of knowing that without examining the extensive evidence submitted in conjunction with the warrant, which the memo does not do.
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In addition, the 90-day warrant for Mr. Page has already been extended at least once, which means investigators had to show the intelligence court new information, beyond the dossier, justifying the basis of the original warrant.
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Officers were executing a search warrant at a neighboring property on Wednesday when one of the suspects listed in the warrant threw a bag of crack cocaine over the fence, Detroit police spokesman Dan Donakowski told CNN.
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"Providing flexibility to officers in the field, such as getting verbal authorization from a supervisor to file a warrant, is legally sufficient in the same way that a magistrate can verbally approve a criminal warrant," he added.
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Yet it seems unlikely the court's arrest warrant will ever be served.
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The noni's appearance alone is enough to warrant physiological and psychological revulsion.
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A $300,000 arrest warrant was issued for Morgan's arrest, the spokesperson said.
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The FBI obtained a warrant to examine the emails on Monday morning.
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It is not clear when the actress became aware of the warrant.
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Whipple had been arrested on a warrant for probation violation on Saturday.
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Graham was held due to an unrelated warrant, while Hunt was released.
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Seoul's central district court on Thursday dismissed a warrant to arrest Lee.
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Originally under FISA, obtaining a warrant was something like the criminal process.
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If the circumstances warrant it, I know I will certainly use it.
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Prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant for the ousted South Korean president.
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The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Ntaganda in 2006.
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Police have issued an international arrest warrant for a fifth Moroccan national.
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WATTERS: Was the dossier the primary element in obtaining the warrant, Juan?
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This figure is high enough to warrant concern, say the Elm duo.
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The warrant, filed Tuesday, said Tilghman bought the weapon in January 2017.
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The evidence justifying the warrant and raids hasn't been publicly disclosed either.
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Levi Austin Goss, 24, was arrested last Friday on a fugitive warrant.
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The warrant for his arrest lists Hubel&aposs occupation as a jeweler.
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Hobbs also told the Democrat that Academy's policy might warrant a reexamination.
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No details about the allegations in the arrest warrant were immediately available.
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The sheriff's office had a warrant to search every building, said Det.
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Lawmakers want border agents to get a warrant before searching your smartphone.
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He was served with his warrant while at the BSO Main Jail.
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Swedish authorities followed up with a warrant for his arrest for questioning.
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"It was NOT an expired warrant, but a live one," he tweeted.
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"The current data set doesn't warrant such a strong conclusion," he wrote.
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That would permit police to request the transmission data without a warrant.
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Guards there discovering an active ICE warrant while doing a background check.
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Patrice-Edouard Ngaissona was held on an ICC arrest warrant on Dec.
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A warrant for his arrest was issued by Burkina Faso last month.
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We haven&apost seen any documents with regard to the FISA warrant.
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Does this really warrant offense going after her and getting her records?
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A warrant for her arrest was issued in Utah on October 3.
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Blackmon knew Patmon was the subject of an outstanding felony probation warrant.
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That FISA warrant was granted in October 2016 by a federal judge.
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Under the Spanish warrant, all five faced charges of rebellion and sedition.
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Snow was arrested on an outstanding warrant for aggravated assault, Sajdak said.
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And despair does warrant processing, and for that art can be useful.
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" And they're like, "Yeah, you say, 'I need to see a warrant.
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I think we're giving it a certain weight that it doesn't warrant.
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He's refusing to cooperate with the investigation, according to his arrest warrant.
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Thomas Bonds of the Lubbock city police department said in the warrant.
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A judge then issued a bench warrant and revoked his $6,000 bail.
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Puia was arrested by warrant for third-degree criminal mischief, police said.
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They weren't big enough to warrant attention from law enforcement or regulators.
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Feistl had a search warrant all along, and intends to use it.
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On Sunday, an arrest warrant was issued for Erdogan's top military aide.
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Yet this evidence alone does not warrant the title of co-author.
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The FBI enters with a search warrant, led by Sacker (Condola Rashad).
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And this sort of data mining usually is done without a warrant.
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Some were handed over voluntarily, while others were seized under a warrant.
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Looks like the situation is dire enough to warrant some dragon action.
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January 210 search warrant application for a DNA sample from Damien Jones.
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"This is a shuffle between on- and off-warrant stocks," he said.
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The warrant alleges Jones stabbed Pederson in the hand during the fight.
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Each unit comprised of one share, one-half warrant exercisable at $11.50.
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Hoyt can be heard asking the officers if they have a warrant.
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He had trouble breathing because of the rib injury, the warrant said.
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" "We executed a search warrant on his home and are gathering evidence.
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Loss of consciousness, repeated vomiting, and a worsening headache warrant immediate attention.
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JAPANESE AUTHORITIES ISSUE ARREST WARRANT FOR SUSPECT IN KYOTO ANIMATION FIRE -NHK
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INGRAHAM: Well, the dossier was the basis for getting this FISA warrant.
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Authorities were looking to obtain a search warrant to seize the car.
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They cited, again, a lack of evidence to warrant more investigative steps.
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Microsoft fought the warrant, arguing that ECPA doesn't apply to international data.
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He hit her by mistake, according to an arrest warrant, WBIR reports.
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This is an extradition warrant under Section 73 of the Extradition Act.
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Police do not generally need a warrant to follow someone in public.
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None of Meek Mill's infractions this year warrant such a hefty sentence.
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Kaye was extradited using a European Arrest Warrant and remains in custody.
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He has gone into hiding to escape an arrest warrant for murder.
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" If Federalists backed Burr, they would be "signing their own death warrant.
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Still, Parry kept prescribing her oxycodone, methadone, and hydrocodone, the warrant says.
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They currently have a warrant from both Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles.
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Asma Jahangir, a human-rights lawyer, lamented "the death warrant of democracy".
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Baylee Curran filed a police report and cops obtained a search warrant.
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These facilities are fairly cheap and carry lower (or no) warrant coverage.
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The attack was reportedly triggered after cops tried serving a warrant there.
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They&aposre also looking for what was redacted from the FISA warrant.
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The DEA did obtain a warrant and the FBI provided the data.
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Look, the other side says maybe they live granted the warrant anyway.
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The warrant did not say police believed they would find a gun.
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There are a handful of other notable additions that warrant mentioning here.
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After getting the warrant, they waited for hours to enter the premises.
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The warrant alleges he'd had a previous unlawful sexual encounter with Baleigh.
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McGregor was wanted for questioning, but no arrest warrant had been issued.
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This lifted on-warrant stocks from their lowest levels since January 2009.
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An arrest warrant would have to be issued by Germany's constitutional court.
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Last month, Mueller's investigators executed a search warrant at Manafort's Virginia home.
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Warrant (2100 GMT), ordinary (240 GMT) and extraordinary (0930 GMT) shareholders' meetings.
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They don't underwrite securities, so they don't warrant scrutiny from market regulators.
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Deputies discovered Brady was wanted in Arkansas on a felony bench warrant.
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As we reported, the warrant was pulled, so technically Bieber can return.
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These aspects warrant a rating one notch lower than that of KCE.
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Densmore was served with the first-degree murder warrant while in custody.
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If these efforts become more widespread, we think they could warrant attention.
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Katt was sprung from jail after being arrested for an outstanding warrant.
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Where local police officers can read your text messages without a warrant.
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Without the dossier, there would be no FISA warrant against Carter Page.
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The warrant was signed Tuesday night, just a day after the murder.
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I'm not sure what there is to Sonic to warrant the gathering.
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Meng's arrest on a U.S. warrant has caused an uproar in China.
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It began with police issuing an arrest warrant for low-level charges.
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The Prague State Attorney's Office issued an arrest warrant for Oleg Vorotnikov.
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The arrest warrant alleges Rodriquez previously denied knowing anything about Campos' disappearance.
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Paak flexed the showmanship and chops to warrant the almost deafening hype.
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Christenson was also in the store and arrested on an outstanding warrant.
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On-warrant inventories are not earmarked for delivery, hence available to investors.
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Zdziarski told me he read the FBI warrant and Apple's latest brief.
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Police were able to install hidden cameras after obtaining a special warrant.
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Police were called and a warrant was issued for the rapper's arrest.
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After police issued an arrest warrant, York turned himself in on Wednesday.
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There's a warrant out for his arrest now for skipping his arraignment.
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Police have thus far refused to discuss the search warrant in detail.
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Jones later paid a $300 bond and the arrest warrant was rescinded.
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The bureau has obtained a warrant to search 85033,000 emails on Weiner's.
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The only change, Justice argued, is the procedure for getting a warrant.
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The fourth arrest was made due to an unrelated warrant, Williams said.
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The ACLU has posted a copy of the warrant on its website.
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"Market potential and demand doesn't warrant the R&D investment," she said.
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The judge thinks the evidence is strong enough to warrant a trial.
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China urged the United States to withdraw the arrest warrant, Le added.
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That contact information can be given to law enforcement with a warrant.
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The explanation was rejected and Thailand's Supreme Court issued an arrest warrant.
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WeWork announced Tuesday it has signed a $3 billion warrant with SoftBank.
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Live "on-warrant" stocks in the system are now at 205,350 tonnes.
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Cops were enforcing a warrant out of Houston for a mall attack.
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A warrant was issued late Monday, charging Colson with first-degree murder.
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Ziegler is being held on a Laclede County warrant of hindering prosecution.
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The other was a civil warrant issued by Harford County Circuit Court.
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Based on that information, an arrest warrant was issued for the father.
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UL Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou on a U.S. warrant in December.
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Police said there were humidifiers in every room, the search warrant states.
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He declined to share the warrant or say how it was worded.
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"Such conduct as this is presumptively unreasonable absent a warrant," she said.
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That, as he points out, could be easily changed with a warrant.
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His lawyer declined to comment on the arrest warrant, state television reported.
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Another Search Warrant Issued Watkins is the daughter of Aliquippa police Sgt.
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The Ministers believe these issues are important enough to warrant further review.
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The agent later obtained a warrant to seize business records stored there.
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The Week Ahead Certain dances — especially those packed with details — warrant intimacy.
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A warrant related to the fraud investigation of Erickson was also executed.
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Warrant requirements are a longstanding mechanism for solving crimes and protecting privacy.
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Warrant protections are important safeguards, especially with regard to crime scene forensics.
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When you don't have enough to file for a warrant, it's impossible.
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A few weeks later, Martinelli was arrested on a Justice Department warrant.
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He said bitcoin has gained far more than fundamentals warrant right now.
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Anthony Weiner's laptop and when the FBI finally obtained a search warrant.
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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department obtained the warrant on Feb.
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Technology companies who are served the warrant can still inform their customers.
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After amassing this evidence, Martini obtained a warrant to search Thompson's home.
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They showed no warrant or even identification, but the driver didn't resist.
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Calheiros then blasted the lower court judge who issued the arrest warrant.
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Villanueva said police executed a search warrant at the suspect's residence. Capt.
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The common cold usually isn't serious enough to warrant a doctor's visit.
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But authorities didn't have enough evidence for a search warrant, he said.
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They argued that its findings were serious enough to warrant public disclosure.
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It then took several hours for them to get a search warrant.
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I think an unsolicited dick pic should warrant a $1k fine, minimum.
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A Mexican judge had issued an arrest warrant against him in October.
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Second, his government would need a warrant to monitor conversations between Americans.
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The search warrant allows police to obtain the results from the hospital.
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That became the basis to get FISA warrant and three subsequent renewals.
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Once again, he was arrested on suspicion of evading the open warrant.
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In addition, the warrant said it related in part to election laws.
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Police need permission from camera owners, but they don't need a warrant.
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Later Saturday, the magistrate issued the warrant, the federal prosecutor's office said.
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Not all burns require medical attention, but some warrant a hospital visit.
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It's unclear why Hungarian police would have waited to issue the warrant.
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Geragos asked if cops had come with a search or arrest warrant.
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That's unique in a situation that would warrant a divorce or breakup.
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Puigdemont's Belgian lawyer had previously said the warrant had already been issued.
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Police said they looking to obtain a warrant to search his residence.
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Police don't currently need a warrant to search through these vast databases.
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The EFF is campaigning to require a warrant to search ALPR databases.
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Can Barboza finally get the big win his impressive striking credentials warrant?
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The released copy of the warrant and supporting documentation is embedded below.
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Served to your standard adult, most foods don't warrant a temperature warning.
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That warrant, ESPN noted, is likely to prevent Kanter from traveling abroad.
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With DIY chain Bunnings at its core, Wesfarmers would warrant a premium.
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Mr. Hopkins was not believed to be the subject of the warrant.
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The woman was also being sought on a warrant at the time.
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Warrant affidavits don't include everything known about every aspect of a case.
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Troconis admitted to being in the truck with Fotis, the warrant says.
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"This was a narcotics warrant that went awry almost immediately," Ross said.
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Many of the bureau's actions "certainly warrant a thorough review," he said.
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He wasn't being pursued because there was a warrant for his arrest.
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According to Forbes , which first reported the case, the warrant was executed.
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Drug prices, a priority for all Americans everywhere, warrant the same ambition.
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A Canadian justice then issued a warrant for Ms. Meng on Nov.
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A Canadian judge then issued a warrant for Ms. Meng on Nov.
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Was her collection really important enough to warrant this attention, she asked?
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Putin dissolved the FSKN just days after Aulov's arrest warrant was issued.
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Alabama officials expressed outrage over the delay after the death warrant expired.
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A search warrant was executed on Mr. Currie's apartment earlier this week.
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"It's a bit like a needle in a haystack," Dr. Warrant said.
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An Iraqi court in May issued an arrest warrant for Mr. Ameen.
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Sadly, none of this appears to warrant more media coverage or analysis.
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The police saw it as more than enough to warrant an arrest.
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Do I have proof or enough for a search warrant decades later?
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Not long ago, they could be a death sentence or warrant institutionalization.
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Just a trailer wouldn't be enough to warrant that kind of hype.
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Generally, CSIS needs a warrant to intercept communications or tap phone conversations.
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Joseph was arrested on a warrant on Saturday at approximately 1 a.m.
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The evidence is certainly serious enough to warrant an investigation by Congress.
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The mayor told the police to issue a warrant for his arrest.
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The question for you now is, does it warrant removal from office?
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The coronavirus doesn't need to be wildly exceptional to warrant such preparations.
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We will update, append, edit and change the list as events warrant.
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He was eventually arrested and sent back to Cleveland on a warrant.
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The arrest warrant was the first public mention of Peter Taylor's involvement.
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But days before a warrant was issued, Mr. Martinelli fled the country.
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In 2020, both the radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration.
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Daniel Davillier, an attorney for Beckham, said the warrant has been recalled.
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Each unit comprises one share of common stock and one full warrant.
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Amnesty International slammed the decision to issue a warrant for Ressa's arrest.
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Currently, those communications can then be subject to searches without a warrant.
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The ICC issued an arrest warrant for Werfalli in August last year.
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County deputies were executing a search warrant when the man started shooting.
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But he signed, as you know, he also signed the FISA warrant.
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The 32-year-old woman had been under an Interpol arrest warrant.
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He also ordered reporters not to report the details of the warrant.
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Prosecutors said they obtained the warrant on suspicion of giving false testimony.
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Then he drove the borrowed truck back to Farmington, the warrant said.
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And what's happening in front of the camera really does warrant celebration.
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As of Sunday night, it now has a warrant to do so.
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That evening, police executed a search warrant for the home and vehicles.
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Hopefully, he will turn himself in on the active misdemeanor arrest warrant.
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Smollett's publicist Pam Sharp declined to comment Wednesday on the search warrant.
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We don't know what other evidence was included in the warrant application.
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He also had an outstanding warrant for another misdemeanor charge, police said.
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I'll warrant that becomes a year-end tradition for you, right quick.
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It still dominated fleets when Ford signed its death warrant in 2011.
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That information was then repeated in an application to renew the warrant.
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That information was then repeated in an application to renew the warrant.
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Critics see it as "back-door" surveillance on Americans without a warrant.
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A warrant was issued Tuesday for his arrest, the court record shows.
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Clinton in the past, agents had reason to seek a search warrant.
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It wasn't immediately clear what, if anything, Dhaliwal knew about the warrant.
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Investigators were also seeking a warrant to search his cellphone and laptop.
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Zinke said it's important to keep areas protected when they warrant it.
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Evernote provided multiple folders of data, according to the executed search warrant.
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They asked a Pennsylvania judge to issue a warrant for his detention.
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An official warrant of arrest was issued in June of last year.
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The tribunal issued the warrant for Onnoghen to appear on Feb. 15.
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If they're not, then they can come back with a search warrant.
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" "The Fed stands ready to act as appropriately if conditions warrant it.
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Last year, Montenegro also issued an arrest warrant for two Russian nationals.
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But that behavior was not criminal and didn't warrant prosecution, he added.
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With each such request, called a detainer, ICE sends along a warrant.
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Critics see it as back-door surveillance of Americans without a warrant.
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Is the Book of Esther amusing enough to warrant seven different exegeses?
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In his original search warrant affidavit, Officer Goines said that on Jan.
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His father, Newton P. Caddell, was a Coast Guard chief warrant officer.
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However, if you are dealing with inspectors, they don't need a warrant.
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Clearly not, because then they put a warrant out for your arrest.
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Now a pending warrant for his arrest could send him to jail.
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Most of the possibilities are grim and warrant their own thorough exploration.
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Simply being in a room with a bat does not warrant shots.
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If issued today, the Playpen warrant would likely not violate Rule 41.
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The spokeswoman added that a warrant for Morgan's arrest had been issued.
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Just 48 hours later, the FBI issued a warrant for Winner's arrest.
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And that's what Clinton defenders see as so wrong in the warrant.
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When they ran his name, the warrant for his arrest popped up.
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In March, Reddit removed its own warrant canary from its transparency report.
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Anadolu said Turkish authorities had also issued a warrant for his arrest.
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There will be a warrant issued for his arrest, according to ESPN.
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An international arrest warrant for the princess was issued in November, 2017.
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Given what we know about the predication of the warrant obtained during Operation Crossfire Hurricane, it appears it lacked reliable information, and the Inspector General may find the warrant was obtained contrary to FISA and the U.S. Constitution.
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U.S. District Judge James Jones in Abingdon, Virginia, on Wednesday rejected Indivior's claims that the government in applying for a search warrant failed to disclose a key witness had a financial conflict and that warrant was overly broad.
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Defending authorities' jailing of Ghosn, Mori said that in Japan, a suspect can only be arrested with a warrant from the court upon review by a judge unlike in some countries where detention is possible without a warrant.
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An arrest warrant filed by Lubbock police said Daniels stated at the beginning of an interview with two detectives that he had shot the officer and done "something illogical," according to the warrant posted online by local media.
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The application for a search warrant and the discussion around getting a search warrant for this information is also in the same police report and ultimately a description of the content of the video is in that police report.
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This was such a key element to getting the warrant, the secret warrant to spy on the Carter Page&aposs associated with Trump campaign, so it sure looks flawed from the get-go and the investigation as well, Sean.
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The judge also rejected Manafort's arguments that the search warrant was too broad, finding that it instructed agents to look for evidence that directly related to the alleged criminal activity described in the search warrant affidavit to the judge.
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It has to do with the low bar in the process for issuing an arrest warrant in Virginia: After filing a police report, a victim can approach a magistrate for an arrest warrant against someone accused of a crime.
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When police try to collect recordings from a voice assistant, they have to play by roughly the same warrant rules as your email or Dropbox files — but the NSA might have a way to get around the warrant too.
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Also on the agenda is a breakdown of the "cancelled" warrant category in the LME reports to differentiate between metal that is genuinely on its way to load-out and metal that is merely resting in off-warrant limbo.
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For example, the court has extended warrant protections to cell phones and vehicle GPS tracking, and it is currently reviewing whether law enforcement officials should be required to get a warrant to obtain cellphone location information from wireless carriers.
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One week after a British judge ruled that Julian Assange's British arrest warrant remained valid even after Sweden dropped its sexual assault investigation against him, the same court ruled today to continue to uphold the warrant, per the BBC.
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The suspect's wife, Brianna Alonso, repeatedly asked for a warrant and would not let the agents inside, according to a videotape of the encounter recorded by the suspect's 11-year-old daughter, who also demands to see the warrant.
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" Late on Thursday, Mr. Gulen denounced the arrest warrant in a statement, saying that "the Turkish court system is without judicial independence, so this warrant is yet another example of President Erdogan's drive for authoritarianism and away from democracy.
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A search warrant executed on Mr. Cohen's residence and office – a search warrant that is signed by a Judge based upon evidence provided by the government showing that it is more likely than not that a crime was committed.
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If the officer discovers a warrant for a fine you forgot to pay, courts will now excuse his illegal stop and will admit into evidence anything he happens to find by searching you after arresting you on the warrant.
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A Virginia judge gave the FBI a warrant to implement the hacking tool, but judges in Massachusetts and Oklahoma have ruled this week that the warrant did not give the FBI the authority to search computers in those states.
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"Many people seem to assume that the only intelligence collection that occurred was a single confidential informant and a FISA warrant," he said, referring to a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant to wiretap a former campaign adviser, Carter Page.
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She noted that agents are permitted to routinely look for emails by Americans that were incidentally collected without a warrant, even when the agents have only vague suspicions about someone and lack sufficient evidence to get a wiretap warrant.
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"We believe in our Police Department that when you do execute a search warrant, an arrest warrant, and force entry into a residence or a business, that there's a high potential for a use of force," Chief Acevedo said.
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So-called warrant canaries—cryptographically signed messages published by tech companies—are designed to flag secret surveillance orders: if the company fails to post a new warrant canary, it may have received a secret government demand for user information.
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The prosecution team's first request for a pre-trial arrest warrant was rejected.
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One Twitter user pointed out that news of this warrant has suspicious timing.
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Legal experts say it is very rare for judges to deny a warrant.
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Interestingly, the researchers discovered eight possible interstellar comets that now warrant further investigation.
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For that information, police would have to go through a separate warrant process.
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