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Ever Wonder Why There Seems To Be All Sorts Of
"Hearings" But
No One Is
Ever Held Accountable? MTG And The Republicans Tell Us They Can
Now Make
Committees To "Go After People" For Jan 6th And Other Wrongs, But You
Should
Know, They Cannot Go After Anyone Who Is A Politician. Nancy
Pelosi Used
Sovereign Immunity For Her Role In The Jan 6th Issues That She Helped Create.
No One Can Bring Charges Against Her For Refusing The Guards That Day. And
MSM Sure Isn't Going To Tell You She Is Using Sovereign Immunity To Keep Her
Story Quiet. The Fake Committee Went After Bannon, Who Is Not A Politician.
They Went After Trump's Family As Well. Trump Was
Subpoenaed. He Didn't
Bother With It. He Also Enjoys The Same Privilege.
If MTG Holds Her Hearings, Don't Expect Much From
Witnesses Who
Hold
Office. If They Do Show Up, They Will Probably Take The
5th. However,
Some Of
The People I Expect To Be Subpoenaed Could Be Ray Epps,
DC Police,
News
Reporters, Ashley's Killer, Michael Leroy Bird, And John
Sullivan To
Name A Few.
Of Course Fake News Probably Won't Broadcast These Hearings.
Lets Take A
Look At ALL
The Immunity's
People Enjoy.
There Is Long
A List.
.Legal Immunity - the
concept of a
person or
entity being
immune from
legal
liability
due to special
status
. Absolute Immunity - a
type of
immunity for
government
officials that
confers
total
immunity when
acting in the
course of
their duties.
. Amnesty Law - a law
that provides
amnesty for
past crimes
. Charitable Immunity - immunity
from liability
granted to
charities in
many
countries from
the 19th
century to the
mid 20th
century.
. Diplomatic
Immunity - agreement
between of
sovereign
governments to
exclude
diplomats from
local laws
.
Immunity
From
Prosecution
(International
Law) - exclusion
of governments or
their
offices from
prosecution under
international law
.
Judicial
Immunity
- immunity of a
judge or
magistrate in the
course of their
official
duties
.
Parliamentary
Immunity
- immunity granted
to elected
officials during
their
tenure and
in the
course of their
duties
.
Qualified
Immunity
- in the United
States, immunity
of individuals
performing
tasks as
part of
the government's
actions
.
Sovereign
Immunity
- the prevention
of lawsuits or
prosecution
against rulers
of
governments
without their
given consent
.
Sovereign
Immunity In
The United
States
- the legal
privilege by which
the
American
federal, state,
and tribal
governments cannot
be sued
.
Spousal
Immunity
- also called
spousal immunity,
protects a spouse
from
testifying
against
the defendant
.
State
Immunity
- principle of
international law
that the
government of a
state
is not
amenable
before the courts
of another state
.
Witness
Immunity
- immunity granted
to a witness in
exchange for
testimony
I Need To Look Into That
Charitable Immunity
One. Clinton Foundation
Comes To Mind. But For Now,
We'll Take A Look At The
Two Immunity's That
Seems To Be Protecting
The Swamp
Absolute
Immunity - a type of immunity for government officials that
confers total
immunity when
acting in the
course of
their duties.
Qualified
Immunity
- in the
United States,
immunity of
individuals
performing
tasks as part
of the
government's
actions
Absolute And
Qualified
Immunity
Absolute
Immunity Explained
In
The United States law,
state, federal and tribal
governments generally
enjoy immunity from
lawsuits. Local
governments typically
enjoy immunity from some
forms of suit,
particularly in tort
In the
US, sovereign immunity
falls into two
categories
Absolute
Immunity - pursuant to
which a government actor
may not be sued for the
allegedly wrongful act,
even if that person acted
maliciously or in bad
faith. and:
Qualified
Immunity - pursuant
to which a government
actor is shielded from
liability only in specific
conditions are met, as
specified in statute or
case law.
In
some situations,
sovereign immunity may
have been waived by
law.
Federal
Sovereign Immunity
The federal
government of the United
States has
sovereign immunity and may
not be sued anywhere in
the United States unless
it has waived its immunity
or consented to suit. The
United States has waived
sovereign immunity to a
limited extent, mainly
through the Federal
Tort Claims Act,
which waives the immunity
if a tortious act of a
federal employee causes
damage, and the Tucker
Act, which waives
the immunity over claims
arising out of contracts
to which the federal
government is a party.The
United States as a
sovereign is immune from
suit unless it
unequivocally consents to
being sued.The
United States Supreme
Court in Price
v. United States observed:
"It is an axiom of our
jurisprudence. The
government is not liable
to suit unless it consents
thereto, and its liability
in suit cannot be extended
beyond the plain language
of the statute authorizing
it." Price
v. United States,
174 U.S. 373, 375-76
(1899) Interesting That
This Was The Only Video I
Could Find On This
Subject.
State
Sovereign Immunity
we
have understood the
Eleventh Amendment to
stand not so much for
what it says, but for
the presupposition of
our constitutional
structure which it
confirms: that the
States entered the
federal system with
their sovereignty
intact; that the
judicial authority in
Article III is limited
by this sovereignty, and
that a State will
therefore not be subject
to suit in federal court
unless it has consented
to suit, either
expressly or in the
"plan of the
convention". [Citations
omitted.]
Additionally,
Congress can abrogate
state sovereign immunity
when it acts pursuant to
powers delegated to it
by any amendments
ratified after the
Eleventh Amendment. The abrogation
doctrine,
established by the
Supreme Court in Fitzpatrick
v. Bitzer (1976),
is most often implicated
in cases that involve
Section 5 of the Fourteenth
Amendment,
which explicitly allows
Congress to enforce its
guarantees on the
states.
Legal
Dictionary - Sovereign
Immunity - LINK
Qualified Immunity
Explained
What Is Qualified
Immunity And How May
Lawmakers Change It?
And Because We All
Know How They Hide
Their Money Charitable
Immunity
Charitable Immunity
Presidential
Immunity
Although the
U.S. president
is sued daily
in his
governmental
capacity, he
normally is
not sued in
his personal
capacity as
being
personally
liable.
In
1982, the
Supreme Court
held in Nixon
v. Fitzgerald that
the president
enjoys
absolute
immunity from
civil
litigation for
official acts
undertaken
while he or
she is
president.
The
Court
suggested that
this immunity
was broad
(though not
limitless),
applying to
acts within
the "outer
perimeter" of
the
president's
official
duties.Fifteen
years after Fitzgerald,
the Supreme
Court held in Clinton
v. Jones that
the president
does not
possess
absolute
immunity from
civil
litigation
surrounding
acts he
carried out
that were not
part of his
official
duties (which
is often
incorrectly
presented as
referring only
to acts
carried out
before
becoming
president).
The
2020 Supreme
Court decision
in Trump
v. Vance held
that the
president is
subject to
subpoenas in
criminal
prosecutions
for personal
conduct with
the same legal
threshold as
anyone else.
Immunity From
Prosecution
Can I Be Forced To
Testify Against My
Spouse?
Immunity For The
Vatican On Sexual
Abuse Cases
Crimes Against
Humanity
Sexual
Offenses Against
Children - Criminal
Law
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