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This Saturday only, adoption fees will be waived completely in Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
This Saturday only, adoption fees will be waived completely in Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
Away from here, about a 15 minute drive. typically that's a process that includes fingerprinting. that includes mug shots. a spokesperson confirms that to me. of course it's not clear whether that would happen here. there are a number of factors that go into this. certainly the sheriff has said that he plans to treat this just like he would any other booking unless he is told differently. but we know the presiding judge has a say. we know that it's possible defense attorneys could work out or negotiate the terms with the d.a., and then also there's the presence of the secret service in all of ...
As saying even as president trump would not keep his public comments about pending cases within proper limits. so it's something that it seems he just doesn't like to play by the rules, but do you think it has an impact on potential jury pool or witnesses? >> i think it's possible that it has an impact on jury pool. witnesses probably less so, but i think judge chutkan is really going to be asking herself to what extent do his attacks on me affect the process. if the answer is, no, it's just designed to is intimidate me and i'm not a person easily intimidated she's more likely to let it go. an...
About the process. federal law says that a defendant who wants to remove his case should file a short plain statement, and if the judge can't read that statement and say, no, there's nothing to this, then the judge should hold an evidentiary hearing. that's where we'll be. meadow's statement is anything but short and plain. it's convoluted. it is clear the law in this area is very friendly towards federal officials who try to remove, but that's because it's meant to prevent states from prosecuting in large part law enforcement officers. that's not what this case involves. we'll see how the jud...