Sentence examples for criminal immunity from inspiring English sources

The second and third through the door can secure lesser benefits, though no criminal immunity, if they provide useful information.

Amy was given criminal immunity to testify against Errico, who was given a 10-year prison sentence and fined $25,000.

Whether corruption cases can be revived against Zardari himself is less certain, as Pakistan's constitution includes a clause providing sitting presidents with criminal immunity.

Both Ms. Bailey and Mr. Garnevicus declined to speak with investigators, citing their Fifth Amendment rights after investigators refused to grant them criminal immunity, the report said.

Police continue to investigate the tender process, and parliament has lifted the criminal immunity of Bohuslav Svoboda, a former mayor who is now an MP.

One section states: "Vehicles registered to consular officials, including those with full criminal immunity, and consulates are not inviolable and may be towed, impounded or booted in accordance with local procedures".

And that this "warrant-proof encryption" is akin to a magical immunity cloak for criminals — immunity from prosecution in this case.

Informers are typically practicing criminals, and immunity is usually granted with regard to criminal acts already committed.

"A standard which would forbid the reception of evidence if obtained by other than nice ethical conduct by government officials would make society suffer and give criminals greater immunity than has been known heretofore," he wrote.

It guaranteed criminal and civil immunity to prescribers of naloxone and allowed for "third-party prescription".

"Yet we are granting both criminal and civil immunity to citizens who don't have nearly the same levels of firearms training as police officers".