breach of privilege การใช้

• A breach of privilege of the Parliament has also been committed,
• He was found guilty of breach of privilege by the Committee and reprimanded by the Speaker.
• Subsequently, the assembly charged Woodworth with breach of privilege by making accusations without sufficient evidence to support it.
• But his devotion to precedent led him to condemn the reporting of parliamentary debates as breach of privilege.
• Amir Habibullah Khan Saadi was arrested in the ordinary administration of law and as such there is no breach of privilege.
• After a short hearing he was adjudged guilty of a breach of privilege, and sentenced to six months in Newgate Prison and a fine.
• The detention was referred to the Committee of Privileges, but on 9 October the committee reported that the detention was not a breach of privilege.
• A breach of privilege complaint had been made to parliament's Speaker, outlining revelations from the lawmaker that had " shocked the caucus, " he said.
• Sensing that times were moving on, the Committee of Privileges concluded that Lord Aberdeen had not committed any breach of privilege of the House of Commons.
• Yorke brought the matter before the House of Commons as a breach of privilege ( 19 February 1810 ), and Jones was ordered to attend the house.
• In 1721 Edmund Curl published a pirated edition of his works, and was brought before the bar of the House of Lords for breach of privilege accordingly.
• The indifference of his Government forced Ratanpuri forced him to file a Breach of Privilege Motion against the Police Officer before the Privileges Committee of the Rajya Sabha.
• On 15 November 1692, Bickerstaffe was said to have " claimed that the actions of three men in suing Sir Francis Bland in the court of Exchequer constituted a breach of privilege ".
• Speaker K . Kalimuthu read out a statement charging the journalists _ all but one from the English-language daily The Hindu _ with breach of privilege and gross contempt of the state legislature.
• In 2003, the Jayalalitha government of the state of Tamil Nadu, of which Chennai is the capital, filed cases against " The Hindu " for breach of privilege of the state legislative body.
• In 1871, he supervised the publication of " A Compilation of Cases of Breaches of Privilege of the House in the Assembly of the State of New York " ( 251 pg . ).
• The Supreme Court halted the arrest warrants, which called for the journalists to be detained for 15 days, due to what the speaker said was a breach of privilege and contempt of the house.
• Maynard favoured the impeachment of Edward Fitzharris, declared its rejection by the House of Lords a breach of privilege ( 26 March 1681 ), and took part in the subsequent prosecution in the king's bench.
• On 24 November 2010, Speaker of the House Wade Mark ruled that a " prima facie " case of contempt or breach of privilege had been made out against Manning and referred the matter to the Committee for consideration.