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...convicted of violating Trombly’s constitutional rights, Byrne faces a maximum punishment of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Each of the four witness tampering counts carries a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine as well...
...well as your drivers' license? What if you could do your taxes at an ATM - and then withdraw your refund? Or what if your national ID card was your ATM card, and your credit card, and your HMO card and your work ID and the passkey to your maximum-security apartment, all at once? There's the freedom to continue to come and go as you please, in (relative) anonymity, and there's the freedom to carry a dozen different cards and identifications around with you wherever...
...however, Judge Leonie Brinkema said that she understood that to be a not guilty plea, and Moussaoui?s lawyer concurred. Moussaoui is the first and remains the only person to be officially charged in connection with the attacks of September 11 th. He faces the death penalty as the maximum punishment for four of the six counts against...
...Like an IRA, a Keogh allows investment earnings to grow tax-deferred until the money is taken out. But while you can save $2,000 in a Roth or traditional IRA in 2001, you can contribute as much as 25% of eligible compensation, up to a maximum contribution of $35,000, in a Keogh, and you don't have to fund it until your tax return...
...think it is incumbent upon any President in a crisis like this to conduct himself with the maximum degree of candor possible. We hold our leaders responsible, and if they don't level with us, we lose faith. I think George W. Bush's father, for example, was a bit disingenuous about justifying the Gulf War action to the American people. He talked about defending Kuwait. But not much was said about oil. It would have been more forthright just to make it clear that our way of life couldn't continue without...