Sentence examples for the first privilege from inspiring English sources

Here, beside this lake, Murdoch and his executives and senior journalists enjoy the first privilege of power: that they are given for free the kind of access for which unscrupulous lobbyists will pay fat packets of cash.

In a movie that spends a great deal of time talking about aliens, hearing aliens, but never actually displaying an alien, it's Merrill Hess played by Joaquin Phoenix who gets the first privilege.

The first calls "Privilege" "a film by Yvonne Rainer and others".

This case could set a precedent that affects the First Amendment privilege of journalists".

Mr. HUNDLEY -- Thirty-four yeago ago, in Miranda v. Arizona, this court held that the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination required that police interrogators fully inform a suspect of their rights under the privilege and provide them a full opportunity to exercise those rights.

Once someone talks with the government, however, the Fifth Amendment privilege is usually lost.

In 1964, the fifth amendment privilege against compulsory self-incrimination was extended.

The Fifth Amendment privilege is available to a witness in any proceeding, regardless of whether it is criminal or civil.

As Mitt Romney famously observed, "Corporations are people, my friend" – except when it comes to the Fifth Amendment privilege, which the Supreme Court has long denied to businesses.

An interesting question is whether any of these officials will invoke the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refuse to respond to questions.

Mr. Bailey also said that Mr. Turner and Mr. Hoover might choose to "invoke the Fifth Amendment privilege," to avoid self-incrimination.