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Privileges and Immunities
Privileges and Immunities in the law of the United States Privileges and Immunities: Related U.S. Resources Privileges and Immunities in the American Law Encyclopedia Judicial Function Keywords in the U.S. Legal Corpus Judicial Function Topics in the United States Legal Dictionary See Also […]
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Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities
Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities in Diplomatic LawHistorically accorded in recognition that the diplomat represents (and is responsible to) a different sovereignty; also in order that the legitimate pursuit of his official duties will not be …
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Privilege
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Privilege Meaning of Privilege An exceptional or extraordinary advantage or right ; an exemption from some duty, burden, liability or attendance to which certain persons are entitled. May be absolute as […]
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Popular Terms
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Diplomatic Immunity
Diplomatic Immunity in Diplomatic LawExemption of foreign diplomatic agents or representatives from local jurisdiction. Also seeÊDiplomaticÊImmunity.ResourcesSee Alsohttp://lawin.org/tag/diplomacy/>Diplomacy entries in th…
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Exequatur
Legal Definition and Related Resources of Exequatur Meaning of Exequatur (Lat.) In French Law. A Latin word which was, in the ancient practice, placed at the bottom of a judgment emanating from another tribunal, and was a permission and authority […]
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Parliamentary Privilege
Australia Legal DefinitionsTwo significant aspects of the law relating to parliament: the privileges or immunities of the Houses of the Commonwealth Parliament; and the powers of the Houses to protect the integrity of their processes, particularly the power to punish contempts.