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The idea, though, that the parents of an accused teenager should be charged raises questions, and the distinction based on whether they show remorse or admit blame adds to the debate.

Mr Chen was imprisoned incommunicado for a month before he was charged, raising questions about the presumption of innocence.

He gets a writing credit on four songs, including the most sensuous ("Stay Together," with guest vocals by Jaheim) and the most socially charged ("Raise Up").

This year's applicants will be the second cohort to be charged raised tuition fees of up to £9,000 a year - almost three times higher than for courses that started in 2011.

The trial of the Galleon hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam on insider trading charges raises the same kind of issue.

In fact the framing of the charges raises a new question: if Siddiqui was such a dangerous terrorist five years ago, why is she not being charged as one now?

Civil liberties advocates say the government's refusal to disclose the identities of many of those held, or to specify charges, raises the specter of secret detentions.

Her arrest and charge raises the possibility of a byelection in her seat, one of the key battlegrounds in the 2015 general election.

The Traditional Unionist Voice party said: "The release of Adams without charge raises serious questions as to how far the authorities blinked in the face of Sinn Fein threats and tantrums".

Meanwhile, in the U.S., Representative Darrell Issa, the leading Republican on the House Oversight Committee, is demanding the SEC's documents on Goldman, arguing that the timing of the charge raises doubts about the agency's political independence, according to various news outlets.

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