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Party leaders contend that streamlining the state's existing persistent-offender laws, as the bill does, would make those statutes more useful in prosecuting career criminals.
It is important to note that, unlike Nebraska, some other states have enacted statutes more narrowly tailored to proscribing the D&X procedure alone.
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But under the new Catalan autonomy statute more money has to be devolved.
The hearing came as two Congressional committees prepare to examine the 1998 statute more closely.
Those concerns led him and Senate President Pro Tempore Kevin Sullivan to propose changes to the state's bias law recently that would make the statute more flexible and easier to prosecute and would contain a variety of sanctions.
Yesterday members of the Orthodox Haredi Jewish community in Stamford Hill, north London, spoke warmly of the Beth Din, the rabbinical court set up by a British statute more than a century ago and recognised within the UK legal system.
Under Mr. Clayton's leadership, it is possible that the SEC will weigh issues of global economic competitiveness more heavily when enforcing the FCPA and may read the statute more conservatively.
Inadvertently, Director Comey gets it right in his appeal -- it is up to the American people to decide and that would be through Congress amending CALEA, not a court issuing a writ under a statute more than 200 years old.
Even if one were to parse the statute more finely To treat "suffering" as a distinct concept, The waterboard could not be said to inflict severe suffering.
