Sentences with phrase «open warrants for»

City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito on Monday introduced a series of bills aimed at cutting criminal arrests for quality - of - life violations — and even suggested wiping out open warrants for some...

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The man's emails containing the images as attachments had been opened without a warrant, after AOL's system detected the file and sent it to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) through its CyberTipline.

Even if you are enough of a high - profile customer to warrant special treatment, «strong demand» for business and first - class seats on long flights means airlines often don't have many open seats that can be used for upgrades, according to Harteveldt.

There need not just be one uber business network, there may be a domain specific business network, just one big worldwide retailer having a procurement network might be enough to warrant an open network for procurers within that world.»

Some though warrant the label and my experiences pulling people out of the LDS / Mormon church is that it's like opening their eyes for the first time and in hindsight they can not believe they were brainwashed for so long.

The speaker, a Democrat, also said the council would move to centralize the public schools» sexual education curriculum, and wipe out warrants from unanswered summonses that are 10 years or older for petty offenses like open containers of alcohol in public.

In an effort to reduce the city's backlog of 1.3 million open arrest warrants for unanswered summonses for non-violent offenses such as being in a park after dark, having an open container of alcohol, and littering, city district attorneys are holding amnesty events,

My wife said she will not open for them to enter because they have no warrant.

And if someone has an open summons warrant — let's say they didn't pay their summons the last time they got caught littering and then they get stopped for that again — they'll be «detained,» according to the DA's office, and brought to court to face a judge on that summonses and the new one.

Known as the Criminal Justice Reform Act, the package of bills that passed last year created a new civil system for handling minor offenses that in the past often resulted in open warrants and the possibility of arrests for a disproportionate number of minority New Yorkers.

When he rushed to open the door, they drew their guns and announced that they had a warrant for his arrest.

I believe in opening a car door for a woman or saying excuse me in a nice tone if the situation warrants.

The difference between premium and premium + membership is fairly minimal and doesn't warrant the increase in price, although if you're a regular member of the site it may still be worth opting for premium + in order to open up all of the site's features.

The remainder of Fresh Horses is relatively impenetrable, with Anspaugh's usual clubfooted attempts at austerity — that his training ground was the slick and trendy TV series «Miami Vice» (hence Matt and Tipton riding a speedboat over the opening credits, I guess) surely puts what he knows and what he envisions into conflict — prolonging the agony, though it warrants mention that Anspaugh has some wizardly knack for making dull movies that are just idiosyncratic enough to stave off boredom.

The dynamic between Ginnifer Goodwin's go - getting bunny and Jason Bateman's sardonic fox is excellent, while the vibrant world that directors Byron Howard («Tangled») and Rich Moore («Wreck - It Ralph») have created is incredibly imaginative, opening up numerous possibilities for sequels that would not only be warranted but welcome as well.

It's as if the writers (Ben Zazove, Kevin Cecil, and Andy Riley) were unenthusiastically grasping for an opening before settling on simply relaying their initial brainstorm when tasked to come up with a sequel to 2011's featureless and inoffensive Gnomeo and Juliet, a film whose box office returns apparently warranted a second chapter.

There have been other cases that have further pushed the boundary, but more importantly the rulings open the door for more and more people to argue that their specific circumstances warrant discharging the debts in bankruptcy.

Most popularized examples simply litter their sandboxes with menial tasks for the sole purpose of longevity, while others have a profound sense of world - building that never appropriately warrants the use of open - world fundamentals.

Nevertheless, even the potential for drastic ozone loss is scary enough to warrant a lot more research — and since nobody knows how soon an ozone hole might open up over New York or Chicago or Miami, it makes sense to get on it.

So you understand that the solution that you're buying or licensing from us is built on an open source stack, it includes a bunch of Ruby stuff, it includes a bunch of client side Javascript stuff, and as for our original code, we'll warrant that.

Simple, straightforward situations, for example when a scene is already secured and they need a warrant to, say, open a certain container, could be far quicker than seeking a warrant to raid somebody's house in the middle of the night.

The Senate vote tightened in the evening hours, as the Senate's privacy hawks worked to drum up support for further debate around the surveillance bill, opening the door for amendments that could limit the government's ability to use the loophole to surveil American citizens without first obtaining a warrant.

The ruling «suggests that courts can disregard the limits to traditional evidence gathering for digital data and leaves open the possibility [that] other courts interpreting ECPA and «warrants» issued under ECPA can disregard other inherent limits to that power,» Hanni Fakhoury, a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told the E-Commerce...

Last week, EFF led a group of civil society organizations that included Access Now, the Center for Democracy and Technology, and New America's Open Technology Institute in filing a brief demanding that the court apply a stringent constitutional test before enforcing gag orders accompanying a number of secret search warrants.

Like with any legal concern, let your attorney do the talking for you; volunteering extra information might compromise your advantage — and even open up a new investigation where one isn't warranted.