Noun:

అధికారిక రోగనిరోధక శక్తి,

official immunity's Usage Examples:

Elected government officials in Mexico have an official immunity called fuero that prevents criminal charges from being brought against.

time deciding difficult constitutional issues, even in cases where official immunity obviously applies and the case will eventually be thrown out.

from Civic Forum and Public Against Violence took advantage of their official immunity and painted the tank back to pink on 16 May in protest against Černý"s.

desafuero refers to the process through which a government official"s official immunity to criminal prosecution is removed, i.

heads of state, heads of government and foreign ministers all enjoyed official immunity under customary international law, and they further claimed that the.

so confident was he of his inviolability in the sense of having official immunity, that he began to boast of controlling dozens of thieves.

in the Court"s view, Rajapaksa is entitled to common law foreign official immunity for the alleged acts of torture, extrajudicial killing, and crimes.

Writing for the court, Posner rejected claims of official immunity and said city officials had no right to enter private property and.

unless Iqbal is limited to cases in which there is a defense of official immunity — especially if as in that case it is asserted by very high-ranking.

doctrines of sovereign immunity (which protects the state from suit) and official immunity (which in Michigan shields top government officials from personal.

Controversies over ChongryonFor a long time, Chongryon enjoyed unofficial immunity from searches and investigations, partly out of respect for its role as North Korea's de facto embassy, and partly due to its power as a political pressure group.

domestic law, officials from other countries are not entitled to foreign official immunity for jus cogens violations, even if the acts were performed in the.

Marshall was entitled to official immunity.

Synonyms:

granting immunity, immunity, exemption,

Antonyms:

susceptibility, vulnerability,