"Being physically present does not implicate you of a crime".
This can mean that people fail to see the suffering right before their eyes, or rationalize that there must be some explanation that does not implicate them or society.
A front-page print newspaper photo of a dead civilian is unavoidable if you subscribe to that publication, and viewing it does not implicate you as somehow wanting to seek out an image of death.
The technology had changed, he said, but the idea of getting records from a third-party communications provider had not, and "does not implicate the Fourth Amendment rights of the customer" — a stunningly broad standard.
It is nearly twice the suspicious payments in a separate corruption scheme involving Petrobras, a state-controlled oil company.Unlike the petrolão, the tax imbroglio does not implicate top politicians.
The protocol calls for the police to protect the sex workers from the media, assure them that they are not the ones being arrested, and conduct enforcement operations in a manner that does not implicate organizations providing social services to sex workers.
But Joshua Wolff, a lawyer for the city, said in a statement, "We are extremely pleased that the Circuit Court affirmed the lower court's dismissal on comity grounds, holding both that the parking surtax exemption afforded to Manhattan residents does not implicate any fundamental constitutional right and that state court is therefore the proper forum in which to address a case such as this".
"Although the Justice Department recognizes that the murder of Malcolm X was a tragedy, both for his family and for the community he served, we have determined that at this time, the matter does not implicate federal interests sufficient to necessitate the use of scarce federal investigative resources into a matter for which there can be no federal criminal prosecution," the department said.
