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granting immunity

/ˈɡrɑːntɪŋ ɪˈmjuːnɪti/

Traduction: Action d'exempter officiellement quelqu'un de poursuites judiciaires ou de sanctions, souvent en échange de témoignages ou de coopération dans un contexte juridique ou politique.

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/ˈɡrɑːntɪŋ ɪˈmjuːnɪti/C1formallegal
  • frAction d'exempter officiellement quelqu'un de poursuites judiciaires ou de sanctions, souvent en échange de témoignages ou de coopération dans un contexte juridique ou politique.

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.

    froctroi d'immunité

    • 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.

    frconférer l'immunité

    • 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.