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donald trump jury there. but with that said, it's the best that he can hope for because on this jury you do have some sophisticated people, right? you have some lawyers, you have a couple of bankers and financial professionals, auf software engineer and i think that's important for two reasons. the first is that these people are experienced with confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements and realize it's a routine thing nothing to do with politics in most cases and the other thing, they understand that bookkeeping functions, which is what the case is about, has no idea with executives. the belief that donald trump knows in the bowels of his company, is a bit of a stretch. alicia: even though the jurors have said and said they can be impartial. jonathan turley isn't convinced. >> the problem is you have highly motivated people in new york, and some of them, i think, could very well lie on

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From being non-judgmental to maintaining confidentiality: A look at the ethics in tarot card reading

Numerology & Tarot News: Ethical tarot practice involves trust, integrity, and compassion, creating a safe space for clients to explore thoughts and emotions freely. Practitio

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DCYF discloses death of 17-year-old

The Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth and Families announced on Friday a fatality of a 17-year-old.

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South Carolina's minor healthcare bill draws concern among healthcare providers

Local lawmakers are looking to increase parental control when it comes to minors’ healthcare in South Carolina.

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Department of Children, Youth and Families discloses near death of teenager

The Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth and Families said Thursday that a 14 -year-old nearly died.

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BBC News

every day, both the police and children services and rochdale told me it had nothing to do with them. the number of young people we successfully engaged with and the information they felt able to share with us is clear in this report. no one has ever asked me how we were able to do this. these were voluntary relationships, young people came to us, they even brought their friends. people came to us, they even brought theirfriends. they people came to us, they even brought their friends. they felt safe enough to tell us even though they knew we would breach the confidentiality and they even came back to us whenever services let them down. i can lessons be learnt if no one ever asked us how we did that? since 2004, all the evidence was given to greater manchester police and social care at the time and it's now being used to support new prosecutions. even now, once they are celebrating

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The ReidOut

wbr id="wbr15600"/> the outer perimeter of his official duties. but a marked contrast to that, the supreme court rejected absolute immunity when nixon complying with the subpoena to provide tapes that he had, white house tapes, that had been subpoenaed as evidence in that criminal prosecution. what the report said there, and i'm going to look over here to read it exactly, is that neither the doctrine of separation of powers nor the need for confidentiality of high level communications without more can sustain an absolute unqualified presidential privilege of immunity from judicial process in all circumstances. so the court made this distinction, and the dramatic questions that judge pan asked today about ordering seal team 6 to murder a political opponent, i think, really illustrate why there can't possibly be that kind of immunity. it's nothing our framers would have ever expected. /b>

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Anderson Cooper 360

list just so they could go through all of these does and try and decide what could be unsealed and what couldn't. they asked for that to be unsealed so it would be a key for everyone to understand it better. the judge said she wasn't going to unseal it because people might try to figure out who the sealed names are, if it's listed alphabetically. she said for the people should re remain sealed, she was not going to let the list out. >> some are remained sealed because they were may knorrs at the time, they were victims, and they've always been public. they've always maintained their confidentiality. if there was a list that's alphabetical, there's a chance someone might be able to figure out who they were. >> it's important to know jeffrey epstein might never have been arrested had an earlier deal been allowed to stand. randi kaye has more on that story and the al legations of sexual abuse against jeffrey epstein. and we want to warn you, some of

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Anderson Cooper 360

after being convicted in new york and la for unrelated sex crimes. >> and there was news today about the remaining names redacted. >> yes. so, there has been this misconception there was a list of names that was going to be released and instead, it's the names, you know, hidden in all of these documents we have to go through. so, the miami herald had asked the judge, there was a court created list. just so they could go through all of these and try to decide what could be unsealed and what couldn't. so they asked for that to be unsealed. it is a key for anyone looking at it to try to understand it better. the judge wasn't going to unseal it because people might try to figure out who the still sealed names are. if it is all listed alphabetically. she said in the interest of their privacy, she was not going to let this list go. >> why would some remain sealed? >> some because they were minors at the time. they were victims. they have never been public. they have always maintained their confidentiality. if there was a list

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