But also, most academic institutions don't punish wrongdoers, Clancy says.
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Knightscope's robots certainly aren't physically capable enough to apprehend wrongdoers.
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" For a second offense, wrongdoers would "have cut off from . . .
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Premier Li Keqiang on Sunday vowed to bring wrongdoers to justice.
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What makes the difference between catching wrongdoers and companies' losing money?
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There was talk of years in prison ... even decades for wrongdoers.
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Instead, they're viewed as wrongdoers and perpetrators of their own illness.
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In fact the record suggests that wrongdoers can sleep easy (see article).
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Facebook has the power to punish wrongdoers, as it did on Thursday.
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The tiny staff includes a single park ranger authorized to ticket wrongdoers.
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The idea, apparently, is for officials to screen for wrongdoers and terrorist sympathisers.
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"If it is found there are wrongdoers, they will be punished," it said.
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In the Platinum case, the alleged wrongdoers appeared to prey on Orthodox Jews.
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Just as important, the Inspector General has no authority to hold wrongdoers accountable.
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Like any industry in a period of explosive growth, addiction treatment attracted wrongdoers.
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Second, they deter: the prospect of being locked up makes potential wrongdoers think twice.
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The boldest tested the limits of censorship and held (some) powerful wrongdoers to account.
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This man has done nothing to create confidence that wrongdoers will be accountable, answerable.
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City attorneys have used that authority to protect their own residents against local wrongdoers.
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A global register of fishing vessels, long under discussion, would also help identify wrongdoers.
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"We need to correct errors, hold wrongdoers accountable, and deter future violations," Rosenstein said.
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Awards range from 10 percent to 30 percent of the penalty paid by wrongdoers.
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"We need to correct errors, hold wrongdoers accountable and deter future violations," Rosenstein said.
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CARTER: Well -- HANNITY: And he&aposs doing it to protect the DOJ and the wrongdoers.
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Wrongdoers are taught new skills, he says, and street vendors urged to form co-operatives.
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That impact could start with Hill holding her wrongdoers accountable through criminal and civil recourse.
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But it's not clear that limiting waivers to those categories would keep all wrongdoers out.
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Nonetheless, Latin Americans seem more eager to punish civilian wrongdoers than to limit police violence.
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Movie villains that are simply cackling wrongdoers in this day and age register as false.
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"Plugging a few holes would simply lead wrongdoers to exploit other vulnerabilities," the IMF said.
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I have a line from one of my favorite songs, 'This train carries no wrongdoers.
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And yet, the firm has recently handled assignments for a who's who of corporate wrongdoers.
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Americans seem to have fewer moral reservations about inflicting draconian punishments and making wrongdoers suffer.
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If the bill passes, authorities can go after the wrongdoers because they have federal jurisdiction.
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Failing to punish wrongdoers within its own ranks makes it harder to exert authority abroad.
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It shouldn't be 'politically correct' to extend kindness to the hurting, condemnation to the wrongdoers.
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If they're visibly patrolling, they can also help prevent crime by deterring would-be wrongdoers.
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These reformers want to change the incentives that shape everyone's behavior, not just finger wrongdoers.
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Some 23.7% of the wrinkly wrongdoers in prison in 2016 had previously spent time behind bars.
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" Dunlop said the district had notified the FBI and would work to "hold the wrongdoers accountable.
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And it also criminalizes animal cruelty if the wrongdoers create and sell videos depicting the act.
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Moral judgment inspires outrage and a desire to punish wrongdoers, forming a potent source of aggression.
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Many have applauded this seemingly limitless reach of the government power since it only impacted wrongdoers.
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Authorities had asked people to remain calm and help security forces identify any wrongdoers, the resident said.
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They have encouraged whistleblowers to come forward and offered lighter punishments for wrongdoers in exchange for information.
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Elected to tackle graft and rising violence, right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro has vowed wrongdoers no mercy.
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Op-Ed Contributor AMERICANS rely on both criminal and civil law enforcement to bring wrongdoers to justice.
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It makes perfect sense that cities should also be granted the litigation authority to hold wrongdoers accountable.
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It has blamed a small group of wrongdoers for the ills and promised a war on graft.
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However, because he also mentioned that there were violent wrongdoers on both sides, he infuriated the left.
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Managers were inconsistent in how they punished wrongdoers, he said, and in whether they enforced those penalties.
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Animal cruelty previously was only a federal crime if the wrongdoers created and sold videos depicting it.
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The senators, along with Mr. Chopra, are pressing to change the settlement to further penalize the wrongdoers.
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Prosecutors hope that the court will reverse Mr Toffoli's decision, unblocking investigations into Flávio and other alleged wrongdoers.
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SEC Chair Jay Clayton has emphasized accountability for individual wrongdoers, rather than holding corporations responsible for employees' misconduct.
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Typically, when psychologists give people the choice to punish wrongdoers in a lab setting, they overwhelmingly choose punishment.
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Finally, astroturfers tend to reserve all of their public skepticism for those exposing wrongdoing rather than the wrongdoers.
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Now, federal authorities will have approval to go after wrongdoers if the bill is signed by Mr. Trump.
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If they persist with the unforced errors, it will be game, set, match, the showers for the wrongdoers.
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While Bruno takes on the usual array of criminals and wrongdoers peculiar to this part of France — e.g.
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Kessler complained that Mr. Boies and Mr. Pottinger were more interested in making money than in exposing wrongdoers.
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Mr Peña no doubt hopes that voters will remember his party for chasing wrongdoers rather than advancing their careers.
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And catching wrongdoers is challenging, because the FDA doesn't have a comprehensive list of the supplements on the market.
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Civil law enforcement is critical to bringing wrongdoers to justice and, in our case, returning money to harmed investors.
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By allowing wrongdoers to hide from these social consequences, NDAs undermine the effectiveness of social sanctions to change behavior.
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With this fictitious person, wrongdoers can take out 10 credit cards or a loan on a brand-new Ferrari.
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Preschoolers also judge apologizing wrongdoers to be more likable, and more desirable as partners for interaction and cooperation (PDF).
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Comiskey considered blackballing the suspected wrongdoers, but he recognized that breaking up his team would be a financial disaster.
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Not only are the victims ascribed a moral superiority, the wrongdoers and their symbols are ascribed an eternal depravity.
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But a situation where no one really knows who's greenwashing and who's legit provides perfect cover for actual wrongdoers.
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Ever since joining the Senate, Warren has been a harsh critic of the government's stance towards prosecuting corporate wrongdoers.
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They were told a story by the Justice Department and the FBI, who, after all, would be the alleged wrongdoers.
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Anything like this is a potential night for wrongdoers, but we will know about any possible problems before they happen.
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Magufuli ordered officials to "name and shame" wrongdoers by publishing a list of all civil servants with forged academic qualifications.
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The accused, Albert Flick, was of an age at which even hardened wrongdoers tend to age out of crime: 76.
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The U.S. Department of Justice announced last week that it will cut back on hiring private monitors for corporate wrongdoers.
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At his news conference, Mr. Reed said he expected wrongdoers to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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In restorative justice, victims, communities and wrongdoers together discuss the crime committed and what should be done to make amends.
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Senate Democrats spoke sharply against the bill, calling it an opportunity for wrongdoers to take advantage of self-defense laws.
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"We must remember this when it comes to calibrating consequences for wrongdoers and comprehensively attacking the problem of fake reviews."
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Mr. Scott-Railton noted that private intelligence companies often claim that they target only wrongdoers and act ethically and legally.
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Without laundering, the illegal money transfer would connect the lawbreaking parties, making it easier for law enforcement to identify the wrongdoers.
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Justice Elena Kagan said it is commonplace in the law for people to avoid liability if there are many possible wrongdoers.
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One corollary to the political-money obsession is the complaint that Federal Election Commission enforcement for alleged wrongdoers is too feeble.
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Groups of people end up feeling singled out as wrongdoers for behaviors or injustices they have not been a part of.
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Critics call them "shoot first" laws and say they encourage escalations in violence and make it harder to punish some wrongdoers.
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One official who spoke to the Post anonymously said the president's statements about pardoning wrongdoers in his administration are just jokes.
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The only certainty is that the hefty cost of their services ultimately bypasses the wrongdoers themselves and falls on innocent shareholders.
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"Wrongdoers took advantage of this electoral period thinking people are distracted," police spokesman Pierre Nkurikiye said on the state broadcaster RTNB.
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Current federal law prohibits animal fighting and only criminalizes animal cruelty if the wrongdoers create and sell videos depicting the act.
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That threatens the investigations, whose success is based largely on plea bargains by suspects who avoid jail by implicating other wrongdoers.
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"The Human Rights Council enables abuses by absolving wrongdoers through silence and falsely condemning those that committed no offense," Pompeo said.
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As president-elect he promised not to follow his predecessors in prosecuting a few high-profile wrongdoers from the previous administration.
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The social science is pretty clear: People are much more likely to look at black people and see criminals and wrongdoers.
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In keeping with local custom, the men invited her to take refuge in the house, and left to find the supposed wrongdoers.
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These changes fit into a broader pattern in which Mulvaney's CFPB sought lower fines for wrongdoers and less restitution for harmed consumers.
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"Unfortunately, the proposed settlement is unlikely to deter other would-be wrongdoers," wrote Commissioner Rohit Chopra, joined by Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter.
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Now Clooney is focusing on putting pressure on wrongdoers living outside its borders, he told CNN after a press conference in London.
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While the process does take time and effort, advocates say it does a better job weeding out potential wrongdoers than simple background checks.
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He could be confident that the Leader of the Opposition -- Churchill by then -- would be told only about wrongdoers within his own party.
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The answer seems obvious: We denounce wrongdoers because we value fairness and justice, because we want the world to be a better place.
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Carlos Tapang of Washington state accuses T-Mobile of having "improperly allowed wrongdoers to access" his wireless account on November 7th last year.
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Only by allowing an irresponsibly broad dissemination did the ultimate leakers and wrongdoers sense tacit permission and become emboldened to ignore the law. .
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If the left truly believes that mass incarceration is not only unfair but immoral, it cannot make exceptions for wrongdoers it finds unsympathetic.
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Many police unions welcomed the news, saying the Obama administration's approach had impeded law enforcement and unfairly painted many good officers as wrongdoers.
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Federal law had previously only prohibited animal fighting and only criminalized animal cruelty if the wrongdoers create and sell videos depicting the act.
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That's because other provisions in the bill would make it far harder for the government to pursue fraud cases against Wall Street wrongdoers.
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As you note, class actions are often the only way for consumers to hold wrongdoers accountable without having to engage in multiple duplicative actions.
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The PACT Act allows authorities to go after the wrongdoers because they will have federal jurisdiction and will not be bound by state laws.
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The DTSA is a great achievement that should both deter potential wrongdoers and ease the burden of enforcement on those that have been wronged.
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He must say how the SEC will vigorously pursue Wall Street wrongdoers, regardless of the size of the firm or stature of its executives.
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Leaks often take place when the wrongdoers sense tacit permission or feel the comfort of anonymity that derives from being part of a crowd.
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Over the years, email obtained from Internet service providers has provided crucial evidence against wrongdoers who commit Ponzi frauds, insider trading and accounting fraud.
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The only way Congress regains the trust of the American people is if we do our jobs and hold wrongdoers accountable for their actions.
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But, rather than identify and go after the actual wrongdoers, the cities are trying to take the one-stop shortcut of suing the supplier.
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And none of the politicians in the government can do anything about any of it as long as the wrongdoers keep up their lies.
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With Trump's approval, federal authorities can go after the wrongdoers because they will have federal jurisdiction and will not be bound by state laws.
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If these men refused, female wrongdoers paid their penalties in the currency of physical suffering, submitting themselves to the lash or the ducking stool.
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The aggressive Mueller techniques have yielded the most crucial element for white-collar cases: flippers — wrongdoers who agree to testify against their co-conspirators.
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To solve the issue, Latvia says it will ban banks from doing business with shell companies, which can be used to mask wrongdoers&apos identities.
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The commission has also emphasized penalizing individual wrongdoers rather than corporations, on the theory that shareholders should not bear the cost of their own deception.
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On the other hand, ancient officials could flog and fine wrongdoers, using the money to shame them publicly by commissioning statues of Zeus called Zanes.
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Those schemes were hatched by wrongdoers ranging from Wall Street banks, mortgage companies and for-profit schools to debt collectors, credit bureaus and payday lenders.
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Americans long have been entranced with the idea of the political outsider who puts self-interest aside to battle Washington's wrongdoers and set things right.
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For Mr. Mueller, the plea deal and cooperation agreement represent momentum: more evidence of his continued success in bringing wrongdoers around the president to justice.
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Prosecutors explained the change by saying the amount of time doesn't matter, as long as there's a message that similar wrongdoers will get some time.
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Until and unless wrongdoers know that they face the risk of having to actually answer to those they wrong, they will never change their conduct.
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States have used their expanded power to obtain hundreds of millions of dollars for consumers and penalize wrongdoers, according to a court filing made Jan.
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They argued that the case should be treated as a leak and that a two-year sentence would act as a deterrent to future wrongdoers.
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"The Department of Justice keeps saying it wants to identify individual wrongdoers, but it gets into these settlements and the names of individuals disappear," Coffee explains.
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"Whistleblowers have added significant value to our enforcement program by enabling the commission to swiftly identify misconduct and hold wrongdoers accountable," he said in a statement.
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While facial recognition is increasingly being used by authorities to keep track of wrongdoers, entertainers have employed the tech as well – to keep track of stalkers.
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"I do not believe wealthy, powerful wrongdoers would opt for public disclosure based on whether their payment is deductible or not," said Baltimore attorney Kathleen Cahill.
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It was created as a kind of no-frills bunker in which to live austerely, shun wrongdoers and kill some time, and joy, before the Rapture.
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Later, however, they changed tack: they began examining the motivations of individual criminals and asking how potential wrongdoers, as "agents," might be dissuaded from committing crimes.
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She has repeatedly challenged watchdogs like the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department for what she sees as a lax approach to financial wrongdoers.
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Do they want one that is built on putting their people first, or a company that keeps policies in place that silence wrongdoers and protects corporate profits?
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It is often used to discipline wrongdoers in prisons, but it's also deployed to protect inmates from others and segregate groups of people who are causing trouble.
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Instead of the Treasury getting settlement money, DOJ asked corporate wrongdoers to "voluntarily" provide massive checks to their friends without covenants on how they spent the money.
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Now, Dick Kovacevich on-- August 24th of 2014, told Squawk that-- Squawk Box that-- that the government never goes after the actual wrongdoers 'cause that's too hard.
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In the aftermath of the financial crisis, a growing army of confidential informants — better known as whistle-blowers — has helped federal securities regulators identify and prosecute wrongdoers.
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Repeated studies also show that mandatory minimums do not significantly reduce crime because it is the likelihood of a sanction, not its severity, that deters potential wrongdoers.
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Social progress occurs best through re-integrative processes that bring "wrongdoers" closer to the society they impact, and by helping them understand how their actions affect others.
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Prosecutors in the college admissions scandal spent millions and now say the point is not the amount of time, but the fact the wrongdoers got some time.
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The new Justice Department policy raises the possibility that many corporate wrongdoers will be on their own in ensuring compliance with the terms of their legal settlements.
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Even assuming the wrongdoers are identified, there are often jurisdictional hurdles because the thieves aren't in the United States or in countries that will easily extradite them.
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If President Donald Trump signs the bill, authorities can go after the wrongdoers because they will have federal jurisdiction and will not be bound by state laws.
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In that regard, he shares a surprising amount of thematic overlap with Batman, a similarly vengeful crime-fighting vigilante who can't ever end his protracted crusade against wrongdoers.
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Part Mao, part Castro, part gun-toting Filipino warlord, the avowedly socialist mayor ruled his city as a lethal enemy of wrongdoers and a champion of the poor.
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Companies' own employees represent a huge threat: the business investigations company Kroll said in its latest annual global fraud report that insiders were 81 percent of the wrongdoers.
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Although keenly aware of their social disgrace, they possess an astonishing inner resilience and prefer to see themselves as victims of circumstances beyond their control rather than wrongdoers.
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Their multiplatinum albums revolve around the theme of the Dark Carnival, a fun-house purgatory where wrongdoers — often the rich and other members of the establishment — are punished.
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The distinction may be hard to grasp for nonlawyers, but what it means is that the president can arguably pardon criminal contempt convictions that aim to punish wrongdoers.
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Background reading: A confidential Navy criminal investigation report obtained by The Times paints a disturbing picture of a subculture within the SEALs that prized aggression and protected wrongdoers.
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His administration, The Times reported, "has presided over a sharp decline in financial penalties against banks and big companies accused of malfeasance," sparing corporate wrongdoers billions in fines.
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"FIFA committed to conducting a thorough and comprehensive investigation of the facts so we could hold wrongdoers within football accountable and cooperate with the authorities," Mr. Infantino said.
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It was the first time Trump included GM in his roster of corporate wrongdoers, though the Trump campaign later removed GM from the statement and declined to say why.
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This passage of time is significant, as the agency usually has only one year to bring action to hold any wrongdoers accountable before the statute of limitations runs out.
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Providing clear and strong incentives for self-reporting by wrongdoers — whether they are bank traders or gang members — is a powerful weapon in law enforcement's arsenal, Mr. McDonald said.
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The PLCAA passed in 2005 in response to several lawsuits that claimed gun makers and dealers were responsible for letting firearms get into the hands of wrongdoers and criminals.
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"That supposed breakthrough was overhyped," said Black, a former financial regulator in the US government who pursued wrongdoers in the savings and loan scandal in the 1980s and 1990s.
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It is often used to discipline wrongdoers in prisons, but it's also deployed to protect inmates, including transgender prisoners, from others and segregate groups of people who are causing trouble.
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"The government needs to act as soon as possible to let the public know it is resolved to address the issue and will punish any wrongdoers without mercy," it said.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation, or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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It is straight up easier to get away with committing a crime on a cruise ship, because it's often not in the company's interests to see that wrongdoers are prosecuted.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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In 2016 Britain became the first G20 country to launch a public register of companies' beneficial owners, designed to shed light on the shell companies behind which wrongdoers often hide.
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Now she is an internationally known figure in the campaign to bring succour to abuse victims and hold to account both clerical wrongdoers and bishops who cover up such crimes.
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He was confident that, despite it being a World Series game in New York City, an almost unfathomably obvious target for any potential wrongdoers, there was nothing to worry about.
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"We won't stop until all wrongdoers are held accountable — no matter how broadly the misconduct stretches across the industry," said James McDonald, the CFTC's director of enforcement, in a statement.
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In less than seven years, the agency has successfully prosecuted more than 100 financial institutions—often refusing settlements, taking wrongdoers to court, and placing the worst offenders under ongoing supervision.
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In a statement sent to MacRumors, Amazon said it has "zero tolerance for the sale of counterfeits," and that it works "closely with manufacturers and brands, and [pursues] wrongdoers aggressively."
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of their government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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Yet many of us still perceive people addicted to drugs not as victims of a disease, but as wrongdoers and perpetrators of their own illness, deserving of judgment and scorn.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in a memo issued this week, directed the Justice Department to no longer include funding for projects managed by outside groups in settlements with corporate wrongdoers.
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"True to her character, she didn't shy away from standing her ground, exposing the wrongfulness of a conspiracy of dunces, and then holding the wrongdoers accountable in a federal lawsuit."
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" Gilbert said in a statement that "under the Trump administration, regulators are focused only on boosting corporate profits, not saving lives or protecting the public by holding corporate wrongdoers accountable.
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In the wider world, that's why presidents and governors often grant clemency to people serving harsh sentences imposed long ago, after seeing later wrongdoers receive relative slaps on the wrist.
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" Even so, the disclosure evoked an ominous prediction from Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the recently departed commissioner of the F.D.A., who said on Twitter: "I suspect there will be wrongdoers here.
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" Even so, the disclosure evoked an ominous prediction from Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the recently departed commissioner of the F.D.A., who said on Twitter: "I suspect there will be wrongdoers here.
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One concern that Evan Engstrom, executive director of the startup advocacy group Engine, has is that Pai's proposal relies on punishing wrongdoers after the fact instead of preventing bad behavior.
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But the Trump administration's apparent willingness to consider the actions of a few wrongdoers to decide the humanitarian future of tens of thousands is a marked departure from prior U.S. policy.
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According to guidelines first laid out in a 2001 SEC report known commonly as the Seaboard Report, companies can be credited for their efforts to discipline wrongdoers and self-report problems.
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If the American political structure and justice system persist in refusing to prosecute the wrongdoers and turn a blind eye to the architects of this disaster, who is the greater giant?
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And it seems that an independent counsel can only happen if we, the constituents, insist that on a full and fair investigation — and prosecution of all wrongdoers, whatever party they attend.
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Even in state cases where there is no available federal crime, the FBI and other federal resources are still brought in to assist state law enforcement in investigating and prosecuting wrongdoers.
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But the three friends agreed that Mr. Comey's public testimony was a positive step, a sign that investigators were taking the Russia issue seriously and that wrongdoers might be held accountable.
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When seeking to impose monetary sanctions or forfeiture of assets, the government has expanded its view of what constitutes the proceeds of wrongdoing and has not hesitated to make wrongdoers pay.
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"On Joe Biden's watch, the U.S. made eradicating corruption a centerpiece of our policies toward Ukraine, including achieving the removal of an inept prosecutor who shielded wrongdoers from accountability," he said.
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The Navy investigation of a highly decorated platoon leader, Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher, above, during a deployment in Iraq in 2017 found a subculture that prized aggression and protected wrongdoers.
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The World Bank says every dollar spent on pre-school education earns between $6 and $17 of public benefits, in the form of a healthier and more productive workforce with fewer wrongdoers.
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However, while he noted that more rewards for high scores could improve awareness, other academic research and anecdotes indicate many in the country favor a system that steps up punishments on wrongdoers.
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"The pandemic is dangerous enough without wrongdoers seeking to profit from public panic and this sort of conduct cannot be tolerated," Attorney General William Barr stated in a memo to federal prosecutors.
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"True to her character, she didn't shy away from standing her ground, exposing the wrongfulness of a conspiracy of dunces, and then holding the wrongdoers accountable in a federal lawsuit," he said.
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Yuriy Bezshastniy, another Special Investigations Unit prosecutor who was fired for refusing to take the law exam, said the reorganization was harming the ability of the nation to hold powerful wrongdoers accountable.
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It has not been able to take advantage of lower financial penalties normally available to corporate wrongdoers who are forthcoming with information and who swiftly take disciplinary action against the responsible employees.
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Mr. Chopra said in a statement that it was "unlikely to deter other would-be wrongdoers" and that the agency should impose financial penalties for the growing problem of fake review fraud.
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But the US Constitution provides no general right to be protected from harm by wrongdoers, and a "failure to protect" is not a crime that exists on either the state or federal level.
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But once wrongdoers have been identified with the help of the avatar, legal complexities stemming from the international nature of the online interactions mean that the police can only issue a warning message.
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If the Justice Department actually did its job and prosecuted corporate wrongdoers to the full extent of the law, there would be more than enough money in the fund to aid crime victims.
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While the state can apprehend and punish wrongdoers, promote public safety, and provide for equal access to the instruments of justice, no government agency can provide the ultimate solution to our shared problem.
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"You might think that this is a violation of human rights but when an incident like this happens we try to focus on the wrongdoers," she said last week during a public address.
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Enacting laws that would make it more difficult, and in some cases impossible, for state regulators to hold wrongdoers accountable, including the most powerful companies on Wall Street, serves no valid public interest.
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" We have also seen an uptick in wrongdoers taking advantage of the Obama-era policy, with Nielsen noting a 22019 percent increase of adults and children "fraudulently claiming to be a family unit.
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" He added, "If they are freeing a murderer from their own military court who confessed to committing a crime, how would the people of Afghanistan expect the Americans to bring wrongdoers to justice?
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But where the BrickerBot author crafted his botnet to seek out and permanently disable vulnerable devices in order to protect the internet from would be wrongdoers, JenX appears to be designed solely for profit.
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Our mathematical model shows that, as a result, choosing to punish wrongdoers can work like a peacock's tail — if I see you punish misbehavior, I can infer that you are likely to be trustworthy.
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Among the strongest candidates had been Thelma Aldana, a former attorney-general, who made her name pursuing wrongdoers in co-operation with the International Commission Against Impunity (CICIG), established by the UN in 2007.
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"This decision raises serious concerns about the SEC's ability to protect investors, to uphold the integrity of financial markets from corrupt, illegal investment management practices, and to impose meaningful accountability on wrongdoers," she wrote.
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Critic Score: 39%Audience Score: 73%"Iron Fist" followed billionaire Daniel Rand, played by Finn Jones, as he comes back to New York after training to be able to fight wrongdoers and stop crime.
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"This would strip attorneys general of their ability to secure better recoveries—leading to windfalls for wrongdoers and ensuring that the victims of their misconduct are never made whole," the AGs' amicus brief said.
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Attuned to that, Patty sets out on a quest to make everyone pay for how they treated her (even if you really should just let karma deal with the wrongdoers in its good, sweet time).
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But it is also a powerful and efficient tool that, much like DNA analysis, offers a way to bring policing into the modern age and help catch wrongdoers or solve crimes that have gone cold.
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Following the reports, Malaysian officials raided 1MDB's offices in Kuala Lumpur and investigations were also launched in Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and the US. Najib told reporters the wrongdoers would be brought to justice.
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Clinton tried again and again to explain that her plans for Wall Street would be tougher and go further than Mr. Sanders's proposals by also regulating the shadow banking industry, the insurance companies and other wrongdoers.
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But it falls short of calling for new legislative changes which could close other existing loopholes which allow EU countries to set low fines for banks involved in money laundering and to avoid disclosure of wrongdoers.
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But in the Madoff proceeding, when the trustee sued a number of large financial institutions, those defendants successfully claimed that the trustee stood in the shoes of the wrongdoer and could not sue other purported wrongdoers.
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Neither the drafters of our Constitution, nor Congress or state legislatures, could have predicted that wrongdoers could easily dilute constitutional and statutory rights simply by opting out of the civil justice system through forced arbitration clauses.
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Judges have vigorously fought efforts from Congress to install an inspector general to oversee potential judicial wrongdoing, based on the constitutional separation of powers and the view that they can root out wrongdoers on their own.
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Naming names of wrongdoers Another sticking point: What should the Russia report reveal about President Donald Trump or any of his associates that were found to have done something wrong but not in a criminal way?
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And a trial will certainly cause what prosecutors call "collateral damage": other wrongdoers -- Epstein's co-conspirators and enablers in the alleged sex trafficking ring -- will be named publicly, and the proof of their conduct will come out.
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The Time's Up initiative — spearheaded by powerful female executives, writers, producers, directors, and Hollywood actresses — aims to address systemic inequality and injustice in the workplace and hopes to empower more men and women to hold wrongdoers accountable.
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The powerful independent inquiry known as a Royal Commission took aim at regulators such as APRA as well as trustees and publicly listed financial firms, saying the watchdogs too often were reluctant to take wrongdoers to court.
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" The actor and current nominee for Spotlight previously said he was "weighing" whether or not to boycott the Oscars, citing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s sentiment that good people who don't act are "worse than wrongdoers.
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In areas where law and order is scant, videos are sometimes shared online by supporters of the police — as a cautionary tale of what happens to wrongdoers who are rightly, if violently, punished for doing bad things.
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"This decision raises serious concerns about the SEC's ability to protect investors, to uphold the integrity of financial markets from corrupt, illegal investment management practices, and to impose meaningful accountability on wrongdoers," she wrote: http://bit.ly/1Wg1gfW.
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Finally — and this is a lesson learned over and over after the financial crisis — prosecutors at the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission need to pursue individual wrongdoers, civilly or criminally, as the situation warrants.
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As the largest corporate employer of women in the United States, Walmart "should be a leader" in establishing policies that "enable women and men to reach their full potential at Walmart while holding wrongdoers accountable," the proposal states.
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Drawing the line at rape or physical sexual assault — which often have extended deadlines for prosecution — is part of a trend among accused wrongdoers because failing to do so could have legal consequences down the road, Arminak added.
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Granted, the rules still allow banks to be too leveraged; fines should hurt the wrongdoers and not their shareholders; the lobbying power of banks should be curbed; and the Fed's powers to take emergency measures must be enhanced.
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Italy's Hacking Team, Germany's FinFisher, and Israel's NSO Group are just some of a handful of firms that market such wares exclusively to governments, promising them a relatively cheap and easy way to track wrongdoers and catch criminals.
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The leak of more than 11 million financial and legal records in 2016, referred to as the Panama Papers, demonstrated the lengths people had gone to circumvent these laws and the power of transparency in holding wrongdoers responsible.
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Mr. Good's bosses had been encouraging him to develop bigger, more important cases, and he thought Mr. Weinberg might be able to help ferret out wrongdoers, essentially by fooling a lot of people, a lot of the time.
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It is easy to say that wrongdoers should pay the maximum possible amount as a consequence of their actions, but reasonable limitations on how much punishment the government can impose protect everyone and promote effective prosecutorial decision-making.
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The thinking is simple: If would-be criminals know that just about anyone can turn around and use up to lethal force when under threat, these wrongdoers are going to be less likely to carry out criminal acts.
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Because if you look at Martin Luther King's legacy, what he was saying was, the good people who don't act are much worse than the people, the wrongdoers, that are purposely not acting and don't know the right way.
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When adults feel wronged, apologies have been shown to help in a variety of ways: Apologies can reduce retaliation; they can bring about forgiveness (PDF) and empathy for wrongdoers; and they can aid in the repair of broken trust.
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Deputy US Attorney Robert Khuzami ended his remarks announcing Cohen pleas with an unusual paean to the rule of law and the notion that the criminal justice system stands at the ready to prosecute wrongdoers without fear of favor.
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While she could be stern with defendants like Mr. Frankel, Judge Burns could also mete out measures of kindness and hope in sentencing wrongdoers, Edward J. Gavin, a lawyer who had represented clients before her, told The Connecticut Post.
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The law has been used to impose sanctions on foreign adversaries and wrongdoers — blocking their property and prohibiting transactions with them — for things like terrorism, human rights abuses, malicious hacking, narcotics trafficking, and the proliferation weapons of mass destruction.
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In a separate statement, Mr. Chopra and Ms. Slaughter said that the settlement was not likely "to deter other would-be wrongdoers," adding that the possible benefits of review fraud are too great and more affordable than traditional advertisements.
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"We will follow the facts wherever they go, and we will determine whether to bring criminal charges against any companies or individual wrongdoers," Sally Q. Yates, the United States deputy attorney general, said last year at a news conference.
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Turner says there are many cases of cruelty against animals in Thailand, despite the introduction of the country's first Animal Welfare Law in late 2014, which penalizes wrongdoers with a maximum two years' imprisonment and a 40,000 baht ($1,205) fine.
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In May 2014, for example, he read aloud a passage from Saint Paul's letter to the Corinthians which lists the wrongdoers who will be denied entry to the kingdom of God, including idol-worshippers, adulterers, and people described as arsenokoitai.
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The Tamil National Alliance (TNA), which is the main political party representing Tamils and backed Sirisena in the 2015 presidential election, has demanded foreign judges be brought in, as most similar investigations in the past have failed to prosecute wrongdoers.
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But the SEC has faced consistent fire from Democrats who want to see the regulator pursue stricter penalties against financial wrongdoers, and who also complain that the regulator lags behind other government watchdogs in writing key rules implementing Dodd-Frank.
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"The FCA will continue to work hard to ensure wrongdoers are held to account not only for their wrongdoing but also for its consequences, especially to victims, to the fullest extent possible," said Mark Steward, the FCA's director of enforcement.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Burundi government said on Tuesday it had killed at least 22 "wrongdoers" in the hills overlooking the main city Bujumbura since last week, in what it described as violence linked to a presidential election scheduled for May.
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 6 (Reuters) - Malaysia's new attorney-general Tommy Thomas said on Wednesday that his first priority would be to institute criminal and civil action against "alleged wrongdoers" in the graft scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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But the account of the March 22010 meeting and myriad other details in the 20103-page report paint a disturbing picture of a subculture within the SEALs that prized aggression, even when it crossed the line, and that protected wrongdoers.
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"There have been direct instructions issued to form an investigative committee so as to uncover the truth and to capture the wrongdoers, and those responsible, and put them before the judiciary," Libyan Interior Minister Aref al-Khodja told journalists in Tripoli.
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The top DOJ official, who oversees the special counsel's Russia probe, sought to defuse tensions – vowing to hold wrongdoers accountable in the wake of the inspector general report and defending the response to congressional requests for documents related to the Russia investigation.
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He wrote in detail about procedure for medical device approval procedure in his decision, scolding the FDA for its "inability or unwillingness to identify those wrongdoers" and remarking that it was "notable" no senior FDA official had been disciplined for the agency's lapses.
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How his breaking of that pledge comes to be viewed depends not just on how successful he is in his new role, but also on whether judges and prosecutors pursue wrongdoers in parties allied with the government as vigorously as he did Lula.
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But since people are doing some pretty illegal things with bitcoin, such as buying and selling drugs or stolen credit card information, law enforcement has no choice but to deal with the technology on its own terms in order to prosecute wrongdoers.
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PEOPLE who campaign against the ghastly phenomenon of human trafficking and sex slavery soon become aware that they are contending not only with flesh-and-blood wrongdoers but also with invisible forces which, if nothing else, are very much alive inside people's heads.
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It's the first step, perhaps, in a broader cultural reckoning many have argued is long overdue—a refusal by an increasingly class-conscious society to let corporate wrongdoers donate and philanthropize their way out of being called out for their profit-seeking sins.
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But those references likely will be generic rather than specific; when prosecutors name wrongdoers other than the charged defendant, they typically use labels rather than full names to protect the reputations of uncharged individuals and to maintain confidentiality of the ongoing investigation.
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"Increasingly the U.S. government has imposed sanctions on individuals, entities, and companies that are wrongdoers as opposed to entire jurisdictions because the more surgical approach is viewed as more effective and more fair," said Adam Smith, a former senior advisor at Treasury.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney in Manhattan who became a scourge of Wall Street wrongdoers before President Donald Trump fired him in March, will soon have a new outlet to voice his criticism of the White House: a podcast.
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In recent days, Russian officials have forcefully disputed fundamental details of the Sochi scheme with announcements from Russia's equivalent of the F.B.I. In clearing a path for Russian athletes, the International Olympic Committee sought to emphasize the wrongdoers it had indeed excluded.
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The comment has provoked deep concern among current and former Justice Department officials, who say Mr. Trump's willingness to interfere with law enforcement actions to accomplish unrelated trade policy goals could put at risk the United States' ability to go after foreign wrongdoers.
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The former New York City mayor did not elaborate, but he has said before that Trump did nothing wrong in the dealings with Ukraine that led to his impeachment, and that the real wrongdoers are former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
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In many crimes, especially in rural areas, a killing marks a rupture between powerful families or factions, and in order to prevent more bloodletting the subsequent judgment must do enough to punish wrongdoers but also allow relations to be restored and community life to continue.
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Shielding emails from civil law enforcement's reach would create an unprecedented digital shelter — one that does not exist for paper materials — and one that would enable wrongdoers to conceal evidence from civil law enforcement and encourage bad actors to ignore our requests for emails.
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"When it comes to large corporations, the supposedly 'tough-on-crime' Trump administration is undertaking an epic retreat from law enforcement – slashing fines, declining to bring cases against corporate wrongdoers and cutting enforcement programs," Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen, said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union should set up a new agency to counter money laundering after a series of high-profile cases at banks bared weaknesses in the system, an influential think-tank said in a report, urging full disclosure of fines imposed on wrongdoers.
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So we would expect that, faced with a rare case of potentially serious and pervasive electoral fraud, they would jump on it -- insist on an investigation, figure out exactly what happened, punish wrongdoers and close whatever holes in the system led to the abuses.
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In a written response to the EU lawmakers, Kohn called for the establishment of a government agency where whistleblowers can report confidentially or anonymously, as well as payments of 10-30 percent of the proceeds obtained from wrongdoers to incentivize whistleblowers to step forward.
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The upside is that there is a chance for real change to be enacted, and that can be a model to the rest of the world's faithful on how to police themselves and cast out the wrongdoers who give their religion a bad name.
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As a marijuana legalization-supporting, Trump-trolling 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, U.S. Senator Harris portrays her career in law-enforcement as that of a "progressive prosecutor," an empathetic and thoughtful purveyor of help who addressed the root causes of crime rather than merely punishing wrongdoers.
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If this is the best the opposition can do, the Senate should easily vote to uphold the rule and resist special-interest calls to strip their constituents of their right to band together to hold corporate wrongdoers accountable by restoring their day in court.
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"We have to focus our effort toward internal cleansing and by the time we have cleansed the national police, the president will determine that and he will instruct us to go back to our war on drugs," said Dela Rosa, warning wrongdoers they face dire punishments.
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Ideally, such investigations should aim to get to the bottom of things as quickly as is feasible, punish wrongdoers, bulldoze delaying tactics in legitimate cases, dispense with trivial offenses, and generally minimize the length of time that major government officials serve under a cloud of suspicion.
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Law enforcement officials have often protested that it is not easy to win cases against senior executives at financial firms, who are often far away from low-level wrongdoers on the organizational chart, and whose work product is usually filtered through compliance officers, risk managers and lawyers.
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"I can tell you right now that because of the injunction that I am not fully confident we are doing all that we can to weed out potential wrongdoers from these locations," John F. Kelly, the Homeland Security secretary, told lawmakers during a hearing on Tuesday.
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Sessions holds views that are hostile to reproductive rights and, as a result, I fear he may be uncommitted to punishing wrongdoers through the FACE Act and may not direct federal law enforcement to protect people, such as myself, my staff and most importantly, our patients.
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The Founding Fathers never intended to grant any president the power to undermine the faithful execution of law, destroy judicial review, encourage contempt of court, undermine constitutional protections or send signals to suspects in criminal investigations of foreign attacks against America that wrongdoers may expect pardons, too.
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From the Time's Up website: "We partner with leading advocates for equality and safety to improve laws, employment agreements, and corporate policies; help change the face of corporate boardrooms and the C-suite; and enable more women and men to access our legal system to hold wrongdoers accountable."
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"I think she demonstrated a lot of courage to follow where the evidence led, and prosecute no matter who the actual wrongdoers were," said Anthony G. Buzbee, a Houston trial lawyer who has represented high-profile clients, including Mr. Perry in his continuing criminal case on an abuse of power charge.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) criticized the Obama administration for failing to prosecute Wall Street wrongdoers.
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For example, Rieff is very clear that he wants wrongdoers of historical crimes to be brought to justice where possible—"I am not prescribing moral Alzheimer's here," he acknowledges—only he wants to show how ludicrous it is to insist on premising peace on such accountability and demanding expiation and reconciliation every time.
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Malaysian prime minister-in waiting Anwar Ibrahim recently said in an interview with Australia&aposs ABC radio that some of Canberra&aposs foreign policies "clearly have been tainted" and viewed as "complicit to the tolerance of crimes, of corruption and also criminal action" by shielding wrongdoers like former policeman Sirul Azhar Umar.
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"As the chief law enforcement officer of the United States, you, above all others, should be the most vigilant protector of the rights of those who suffer most from asylum fraud – the bona fide asylum seekers, whose claims are stymied by a bureaucratic process that seemingly rewards wrongdoers and cheaters," he added.
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Appointing an SEC chair so clearly aligned with the Wall Street establishment should alarm not only every worker who cares about her retirement funds, but should also alarm every taxpayer who cares about whether the SEC will roll back its all-too-modest progress in preventing another financial crisis and in holding financial wrongdoers accountable.
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In the report, which was carried out by the bank's chairman Stephan Sanger and three other independent directors, Tolstedt is blamed for ignoring the systemic nature of the problem which was pinned instead on individual wrongdoers and she was accused of obstructing the board's efforts to get to the bottom of what was going on.
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Yet, in 10 novels written by the British journalist Martin Walker, Bruno's real enemies have not been the conventional wrongdoers so much as the high-minded bureaucrats who threaten a way of life that for centuries has made this corner of France one of the more pleasant, genial places on earth to call home.
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In Switzerland, the attorney general's office has begun criminal proceedings against Blatter and former FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke on suspicion of offences including criminal mismanagement "FIFA is committed to conducting a thorough and comprehensive investigation of the facts so we could hold wrongdoers within football accountable and cooperate with the authorities," Infantino said in the FIFA statement.
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And if you believe that a "thin blue line" of heroic men and women is all that protects the quiet majority of citizens from the anarchy and predation of a criminal underclass, it makes all the sense in the world to allow them to do whatever is necessary to fight the wrongdoers and protect the citizenry.
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Give the F.T.C. Some Teeth to Guard Our Privacy I endorse this take from Jessica Rich, former director of the FTC's Consumer Protection Bureau: Congress has repeatedly declined to enact a broad-based federal privacy and data security law setting strong privacy standards, codifying penalties for wrongdoers and allocating the staff and funds necessary to enforce the law nationwide.
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Given Infraud's worldwide membership, U.S. law enforcement needed to partner with others across the world to effectuate the arrest and to send a meaningful warning to wrongdoers in the future: The unsealing of the indictment followed the arrests of 13 individuals in the United States and six other countries (Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Kosovo, and Serbia).
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Turning toward upcoming elections, Kam makes the case that for these issues to play a truly transformative role in 2018 and 2020, I think they will need to be more directly tied to institutionalized sexism and associated policy solutions for it rather than tied to singling out specific wrongdoers and removing them from positions of power.
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It calls for creating a data-driven early warning system to identify dangerous and abusive officers; changing the police contract to make it easier to punish wrongdoers; re-emphasizing the beat patrol system, so officers get to know the communities they serve; expanding the department's use of body cams; and putting disciplinary information online so taxpayers can keep track of complaints and officers' records.
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"Survivors are being presented with a 'choice' of accepting an unfair settlement that is a fraction of what was originally discussed and for which the main wrongdoers are paying nothing, or proceed against a company that has been stripped of all assets and against our sexual assaulter, whose defense will be funded by the very agreement that would otherwise have been turned down," the letter said.
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When Trump offers crude and false attacks against a former FBI director while that individual is investigating the Putingate scandal and when he tries to paint seeds of doubt against the special counsel who is investigating that same scandal, he is trying to bully and intimidate legal and law enforcement authorities in the hope they will back off investigations and let potential wrongdoers off the hook.
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" The ruling followed a U.S. government push to crack down on insider trading, resulting in Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam's conviction in 2011 and a $1.8 billion settlement and plea deal in 2013 with hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors LP. Outgoing U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White, whose agency in the past six years pursued more than 23 insider trading cases, said the ruling "reaffirms our ability to continue to aggressively pursue illegal insider trading and bring wrongdoers to justice.
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