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• The Justice Department has no objection to granting immunity to the four.
• Lawyers have said that granting immunity could interfere with the criminal investigation.
• The attorney general cannot prevent Congress from granting immunity.
• Granting immunity would limit Ms . Rich's legal risks, of course.
• Granting immunity to Marceca made it impossible to prosecute him for his previous answers.
• In particular, they objected to granting immunity to the tobacco companies for future lawsuits.
• As a result, Thompson and committee Republicans are granting immunity only to bit players.
• The controversy underscores the growing difficulty of granting immunity to key witnesses in congressional hearings.
• Democrats on the panel oppose granting immunity.
• Another agreement covered rules on granting immunity and safety guarantees to negotiators and their staff.
• Challenges granting immunity were held before nominations.
• Opposes granting immunity to gun makers.
• Champagne also scheduled a brief hearing on Feb . 21 to consider granting immunity to a fifth juror.
• In granting immunity to Cox, letters from prosecutors seem to grant immunity to ADM and its employees.
• But trial lawyers aren't the only ones who are concerned about granting immunity from Y2K liability.
• Under no circumstances should the Bush administration consider granting immunity or limits on liability to the tobacco industry,
• Granting immunity would allow the witnesses to testify without fear of being prosecuted for illegal behavior they may describe.
• Meeting with reporters at the Justice Department, Ashcroft was asked about granting immunity from prosecution to Denise Rich.
• Granting immunity, he said, would give offenders " a windfall for past bad conduct ."
• In the short term, granting immunity to outgoing despots may make it easier to get rid of them.