Sentence examples for from all prosecution from inspiring English sources

"The price for this service is freedom from all prosecution to the charges I face in the Bethesda affair," Salahuddin wrote the Attorney General.

Under current legislation, Turkish lawmakers are immune from all prosecution while in office, but prosecutors can file police proceedings, or "dossiers", against deputies that can lead to court cases once they leave parliament.

Mr. Chirac had been protected by immunity from all prosecutions while he was president.

"This court never intended for the proclamation of defendant as a P.O.W. to shield him from all future prosecutions for serious crimes he is alleged to have committed," Mr. Hoeveler said in his 12-page ruling.

A rarer move is known as blanket papering, when a prosecutor seeks to remove a specific judge from all their prosecutions, Gorin said.

Now, with the shadow of the military removed from the country and immunity from prosecution for all its dealings lifted by a popular referendum two years ago, a parliamentary commission investigating the coups has called for Mr. Nursi's secret grave to be revealed at last.

Peru's congress rushed through an amnesty law in 1995, protecting from prosecution all military officers who committed human rights violations between 1980 and 1995.

The Clinton administration, knowing the treaty would never pass the Senate, spent more than a year trying unsuccessfully to get other nations to add a clause exempting all Americans from prosecution.

Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the head of the House Judiciary Committee, has argued that the department's view that presidents are protected from prosecution makes it all the more important for the public to see Mr. Mueller's report.

The brief makes clear that the argument presented to the court by the acting solicitor general, contending that Mr. Ashcroft is immune from prosecution and all but ignoring the disgraceful conduct from which he seeks immunity, is hardly Justice Department gospel.

Speaking in Russian, he promised immunity from prosecution to all those without blood on their hands.