immunity
Definition
Legal protection from liability, obligation, or penalty. Types of immunity include (1) Criminal immunity conferred on a witness to secure vital testimony, revelation of which may otherwise incriminate the witness; (2) Judicial immunity protects a judge from implication of words or actions arising in the exercise of judicial duties, and (3) Sovereign immunity protects a government and agencies from civil (non-criminal) liability. The last two types of immunity are inherent in an office or situation.
immunity is in the Corporate, Commercial, & General Law subject.
immunity appears in the definitions of the following terms: charter, organized crime, privilege and right
immunity appears in the other terms: corporate immunity, sovereign immunity, diplomatic immunity
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