- immunity from arrest (i.e. of Diet members or foreign diplomats); diplomatic immunity; parliamentary immunity; legislative immunity
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- immunity from arrest (i.e. of Diet members or foreign diplomats)
- diplomatic immunity
- parliamentary immunity
- legislative immunity
This refers to the legal protection that certain individuals are afforded, preventing them from being arrested or detained while performing their official duties.
He has immunity from arrest as a privilege because he is a member of the Diet.
This specifically applies to foreign diplomats, granting them legal protections that ensure they can carry out their diplomatic functions without interference from the host country's legal system.
The ambassador does not need to appear in court as he enjoys diplomatic immunity.
This refers to the protection given to members of the legislature, preventing legal action against them for actions taken in the course of their official duties.
The member claimed immunity from arrest for statements made in the assembly.
Similar to parliamentary immunity, this protects legislators from prosecution for actions they take in the legislative assembly, promoting free speech and debate.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権をもつ持つto have immunity from arrestふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権にかんする関するほうりつ法律laws regarding immunity from arrestこっかいぎいん国会議員のふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権immunity from arrest for Diet membersがいこうかん外交官のふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権immunity from arrest for diplomatsふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権をてきよう適用するto apply immunity from arrestふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権のはんい範囲scope of immunity from arrestふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権をあくよう悪用するto abuse immunity from arrestふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権をみとめる認めるto recognize immunity from arrestふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権のかくにん確認confirmation of immunity from arrestふたいほとっけん不逮捕特権のてきよう適用れい例examples of the application of immunity from arrest