Sentence examples for statutory immunity from inspiring English sources

This is not permissible when full statutory immunity is granted to a witness.

If prosecutors want testimony from a witness, one means to compel cooperation is through a grant of statutory immunity.

Deputy Solicitor General Edwin S. Kneedler sided with the plaintiffs in urging the court to reject Mr. Samantar's statutory immunity argument.

Our conclusion on the jurisdictional issue is further supported by two analogous decisions of this Court treating claims of statutory immunity as pleas in bar which permitted direct appeal.

The Ninth Circuit also determined that while the Chief of the Department was shielded by qualified immunity, the City and the Department itself are not shielded by statutory immunity.

In determining that § 205 e) of the Motor Carrier Act clothed the petitioner with statutory immunity coextensive with his constitutional privilege not to incriminate himself, the District Court and the Court of Appeals were plainly correct.

"Therefore there have to be statutory immunities to enable covert officers in particular to do their jobs".

He also argued that all of those involved in turnback operations were protected by statutory immunities contained in the Migration Act.

For starters, platforms' Terms of Service and statutory immunities under CDA 230 protect them from having to host speech they disagree with.

For one thing, he says, the liability of ISPs for facilitating peer-to-peer transfers is "surprisingly unclear," despite broad statutory immunities, and has yet to be battled out in the courts–something the recording lobby is likely to start pushing soon.

The Government must make a formal request for statutory use immunity under 18 U.S.C. 6002, 6003 if it seeks access to records in exchange for its agreement not to use testimonial acts against the individual.