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granting immunity

/ˈɡrɑːntɪŋ ɪˈmjuːnɪti/

Traducción: Acción de eximir oficialmente a alguien de un proceso judicial o de un castigo, a menudo a cambio de su testimonio o cooperación en un contexto legal o político.

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/ˈɡrɑːntɪŋ ɪˈmjuːnɪti/C1formallegal
  • esAcción de eximir oficialmente a alguien de un proceso judicial o de un castigo, a menudo a cambio de su testimonio o cooperación en un contexto legal o político.

The act of officially exempting someone from legal prosecution or penalty, often in exchange for testimony or cooperation in a legal or political context.

  1. Legal protection from prosecutionC1formal

    The act of officially exempting a person from legal liability or prosecution, often in exchange for testimony or cooperation.

    esConcesión de inmunidad

    • The prosecutor is considering granting immunity to the key witness.
    • Granting immunity can be a controversial legal strategy.
    • The court decided against granting immunity to the suspect.
  2. Providing protection against diseaseB2formal

    The process of making an individual or population resistant to a specific infectious disease, typically through vaccination.

    esconcesión de inmunidad

    • Vaccination programs are essential for granting immunity to the population.
    • Granting immunity through herd protection helps vulnerable individuals.
    • The new vaccine is effective in granting immunity against the virus.