Sentences with phrase «on federal hate»

Four Frisco men have been indicted on federal hate crime and.

Not exact matches

Federal agencies are hardly the only ones to skip out on reporting hate crimes.

Not only can I not marry my partner, but I can be evicted and fired for being gay in this state and there are no hate crime laws on the books in this state protecting gays and lesbians (and until October 28, 2009 there were none on a federal level either).

Sam Mullet Sr. and 15 followers were found guilty last year of conspiracy to violate federal hate - crime law in connection with what authorities said were the religiously motivated attacks on several fellow Amish people.

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Churches ASK for 10 % but don't DEMAND 10 % nor do they kick you out of church for paying 0 %... however, the federal government TAKES 30 % + and threatens jail... geez... love love love the new liberal ANTI CHARITY... just so incredibly insightful to the hate on the left...

In an article about the future of litigation against «Don't Ask, Don't Tell,» Aubrey Sarvis, executive director of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, was quoted last week in Politico as suggesting the administration's defense of the law in court would allow the federal hate crimes law to stay on the books.

Of course, even if you can economize a specific policy on scale (e.g. negotiating medical costs visavi Obamacare, in theory), that still runs smack into the other downsides of having a federal policy, both # 1 (you impose Obamacare on ~ 50 % of the country that hates it by force); and # 3 (if Obamacare is a bad policy, there's no way to easily tell because it's not like we have a duplicate USA that doesn't run Obamacare and serves as a control group for an experiment).

Now I understand that the talent pool is severely limited when it comes to HomoCON's, but just when you think that the Log Cabin Republicans can't get any worse after their endorsement of Mitt Romney for President now that the LCR executive director R. Clarke Cooper will be stepping down they will be replacing him with Gregory T. Angelo, who announced his support for Newt Gingrich's presidential bid just weeks after Gingrich signed the National Organization for Marriages «s hate pledge to destroy LGBT rights on the federal level.

«The federal government has today drawn the line on hate speech.

Some primary and secondary pupils in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, have made a presentation before the wife of the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, Mrs. Dolapo, which focused on the condemnation of ethnic killings, hate, secession threats and the incidence of corruption in the country.

The governor advised that rather than a blanket criminalisation of hate speeches, the Federal Government should embark on the reorientation of Nigerians, especially the youth on the consequences of hate speeches to the unity of the country.

Fayose, who said he was totally against hate speech and would support any effort to curb it, added that it was important to caution the Federal Government on the danger inherent in the blanket categorisation of hate speech as treasonable.

He said, «While I am totally against hate speech and will support any effort to curb it, it is important to caution the Federal Government on the danger inherent in the blanket categorisation of hate speech as treasonable.

After all, while their respective characters, Larry Gigli («rhymes with «really,»» as he says early on) and Ricki, do engage in the expected love - hate sparring, they are both mob enforcers assigned an unusual task: to kidnap and then more or less babysit Brian (Justin Bartha), the younger brother of a federal prosecutor out to nail their big boss.

Character - driven investigative thriller set in the world of counterintelligence focuses on former CIA agent Erica Wolfe, the most notorious traitor in modern history and most hated woman in America, who is brought out of a federal supermax prison by the FBI to help stop some of the most dangerous acts of espionage threatening the United States today.

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The first time I discussed the case with opposing counsel, a partner from a big firm yelled at me and told me something along the lines of «the federal court is going to hate this little case — and they don't even have jurisdiction anyway — we will just move to dismiss on those grounds.»

On other issues: Both Democrats support the federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), hate crimes legislation, coverage for domestic partners under the Family and Medical Leave Act, equal treatment of gay couples under tax laws, and repeal of the military's «Don't Ask, Don't Tell» policy.

Still, Professor Bowman, an authority on federal sentencing law, said he would hate to see the routine sealing of plea agreements.

Also, can the federal hate crime laws apply, because he advocates targeting based on the specific race that he mentioned?

And so the tenets of Posse Comitatus continued their long, strange journey, from the racist, hate - filled mind of William Gale to four black defendants on trial for their life in Baltimore federal court.

It will no doubt also serve as a pointer to the forthcoming Federal Budget on what sorts of cuts it may deliver to Indigenous funding (given Warren Mundine's warning to the Indigenous Advisory Council that he chairs for its members to «be prepared to be among the most hated people in Australia» and how those cuts will be framed.

For nearly 25 years, an incisive federal report on hate speech, written when the Internet was still in its infancy, has been collecting virtual dust.