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Omagzee:Lol Her smile na greeting ![]() |
If he isn't a Legal Permanent Resident, and he is convicted on state and/or federal theft charges, Dammy could be administratively deported and permanently barred from entering the United States, except if he obtains a special waiver from the Department of Homeland Security. |
Ibime:The law can really be an ass at times. The Geneva convention is the primary reason why Western governments are limited by what they can do to suspected terrorists. It extends the same protections afforded to soldiers who are prisoners of war to Al Qaeda, Boko Haram and ISIS terrorists. Heck, even Amnesty International has been on the neck of the Nigerian government with regard to how Boko Haram suspects are treated while in detention. Moreover, a major reason why George W. Bush left office with a 25% approval rating was his administration's endorsement of "enhanced interrogation techniques" a.k.a torture upon Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other Guantanamo detainees. In fact, some of those detainees had been in detention for years without a formal charge proffered against them. Of course, evidence extracted via water-boarding is inadmissible in any US federal court; so the next best option for a US president is to release those detainees who do not pose an immediate national security threat to the country. I'm with John Yoo, the former Office of Legal Council head who authored the DOJ memos that basically authorized the US military to waterboard suspected terrorists, that the Geneva convention has to be modified in a way that removes some due process protections for suspected terrorists. The accused jihadi should still have access to a lawyer, but the government shouldn't have to turn in exculpatory evidence to the defense team. In the US, the First amendment may have to be amended itself, or another amendment could be ratified which doesn't offer protection to any individual who shows solidarity with a an enemy force. |
Sarah Huckabee Sanders - the White House Deputy Press Secretary - has confirmed that President Trump will not invoke executive privilege in order to stop Comey from testifying on Thursday. |
Gravas:Its section 131(b). I made a mistake with regard to the minimum age. Actually, it says a person must have attained the age of 40 in order to run for the office. |
Asisat Oshoala Age:22 Salary: N7 million/month |
As laudable as the OP's goal is, having a president who is younger than 45 will require a constitutional amendment. |
cococandy:EOD. In fact, I'll call Lex Steele to Bleep his ass |
Oga Nihilist, it's good that you are safe. Some brainwashed idiots cannot conquer Great Britain. Never |
Florida's grand theft law prescribes a maximum 5 year sentence for the offense. As he has been charged with 9 counts of the crime, the judge may sentence him to consecutive term of 45 years imprisonment, or a concurrent 5-year jail term. |
pweetiedee:When you consider the setting in which she took the pictures, I don't see why she should be totally covered up |
sunnysunny69:The milk factory can feed me for one year ![]() |
Don't know how true this news is: https://www.nairaland.com/3839507/melania-trump-having-affair-head#up |
I just wish that 37 other 'minor' parties join forces with APDA in order to create a massive movement that would effectively keep both the PDP and APC in check. But our problem is that, as TonyeBarcanista once said, a man would prefer to be the CEO of a N400,000 company rather than be a member of the board of directors of a N5 billion company. Everyone wants to be a boss, no one wants to be a follower. Nigeria doesn't need 40 parties, what the country needs are 8-10 parties. Not all parties would be competitive at the presidential level, some may feel comfortable in gunning for state and local government races only - which is fine in a democratic society. |
moses93:You're wrong. According to Florida law, he will spend a maximum of 5 years in prison. |
Chelseafan1:Lol The Madridistas are desperate to replicate Guardiola's 2008-2012 dominant team. That 16 yr old Brazilian kid they just signed is being touted as a long term replacement for Ronaldo sef Speaking of quality buys, if we want to sell Costa, Abramovich should sign another striker who can mix it up physically in the box. Maybe a Llorente would suffice. If Costa remains with CFC next season, I'd still be happy |
Guys, would you support a British bid for the 2030 World Cup as suggested by Ceferin - UEFA's chief? |
Chelseafan1:But the guys you mentioned are integral to Madrid. Even considering Benzema's 'horrible' season, I don't think he will be sold. If you mentioned James, then it's plausible that Real would sell him to Chelsea (in exchange for Hazard) or Man Utd. The only games Hazard will start in next season's UCL, if he moves to Real, would be the last 2 group games, or a dead-runner knockout match |
Chelseafan1:Lmao He will be firmly rooted to the bench, and will only start Copa Del Rey games He ain't gonna displace the BBC or any of the midfield trio. |
Casemiro!! |
Up Juve |
Sergio Ramos ![]() |
Mandzukic just scored the goal of the tournament!!! |
Juve aren't joking sha. They've already forced Navas to make 3 saves inside the first 6 minutes!! |
Can't wait to watch Megyn Kelly's interview with President Putin tomorrow evening. Should be a ratings bonanza!! |
Can't wait for BBC v BBC. It will be a fascinating battle tonight |
According to section 775.082(2)(e) of Florida's criminal code, Dammy Krane could, upon conviction, spend up to 5 years in prison. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0700-0799/0775/Sections/0775.082.html |
It's even below the realistic minimum wage of N50,000. How can a teacher pay rent, buy food or send her kids to school on N40k/month? Chai, people are suffering oh. |
Missy89:For sure. We have to thank Comey and the Senate Intel committee for their willingness to make it an open hearing. |
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