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• The court then passed the broader " transactional immunity " statute.
• Love triangles, adultery, transactional immunity!
• That last point is crucial in understanding the difference between transactional immunity and the more common use immunity.
• She was granted transactional immunity by the United States Office of the Independent Counsel, in exchange for her testimony.
• Having been granted what lawyers call transactional immunity, Monica Lewinsky is off the hook as long as she tells the truth.
• A : " Transactional immunity " is a form of blanket protection so comprehensive it is rarely granted by prosecutors.
• The judge threatened contempt, offered in camera testimony, and offered transactional immunity, and she continued to refuse to testify.
• The news conference was this : Lewinsky lawyer Plato Cacheris taking maybe 20 seconds to say his client had been given transactional immunity.
• Transactional immunity is a rarely granted guarantee that a witness will not be prosecuted for any crime related to the matter under investigation.
• An agreement to grant transactional immunity to Ms . Lewinsky's mother was negotiated by her attorney, Billy Martin, with Starr.
• An agreement to grant transactional immunity to Ms . Lewinsky's mother was negotiated by her lawyer, Billy Martin, with Starr.
• With the so-called transactional immunity, Lewinsky can no longer be prosecuted for any matters in the case in which she supplies testimony.
• Many states, such as New York, do more than the United States Constitution requires and mandate that transactional immunity be accorded to compelled witnesses.
• With few exceptions, every witness who testifies before a grand jury receives transactional immunity automatically, whether they invoke their right to silence or not.
• With the drama peaking as Ms . Lewinsky met the grand jury, the babble about transactional immunity, obstruction and executive privilege grew even more feverish.
• With transactional immunity, which prosecutors give only when they want someone's testimony very badly, she cannot be prosecuted for the wrongdoing she testifies about.
• Transactional immunity is a rarely granted full guarantee that a witness cannot be prosecuted for any crime related to the matter under investigation, in exchange for full disclosure.
• Transactional immunity is a rarely-granted full guarantee that a witness cannot be prosecuted for any crime related to the matter under investigation, in exchange for full disclosure.
• Q : It was reported that Monica Lewinsky was given " transactional immunity " to testify about her relationship with President Clinton in Kenneth Starr's investigation.
• Special prosecutor Kenneth Starr's investigators wanted to interview the former White House intern before deciding whether to grant her transactional immunity _ a promise not to prosecute her.