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1 privilege of witness
Юридический термин: свидетельский иммунитет (право свидетеля на отказ от дачи показаний) -
2 privilege of witness
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3 privilege
1) привилегия | давать привилегию2) преимущественное, привилегированное право3) изъятие; иммунитет; неприкосновенность•privilege against self-incrimination — привилегия против самообвинения;
- privilege of courtprivileges annexed to royalty — привилегии, присвоенные членам королевского дома
- privilege of parliament
- privilege of sanctuary
- privilege of witness
- absolute privilege
- advice privilege
- ambassador's privilege
- attorney-client privilege
- constitutional privilege
- corporate privilege
- crown privilege
- diplomatic privilege
- discretionary privilege
- evidentiary privilege
- executive privilege
- franking privilege
- governmental privilege
- hereditary privilege
- home leave privilege
- information privilege
- joint privilege
- judicial privilege
- legal privilege
- legal professional privilege
- litigant's privilege
- marital privilege
- native privilege
- personal privilege
- physician-patient privilege
- political privilege
- professional privilege
- qualified privilege
- self-incrimination privilege
- social privilege
- tax privilege
- testimonial privilege
- trial privilege
- vacation privilege
- voting privilege
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4 свидетельский иммунитет
immunity of witness, witness immunity, self-incrimination immunity, testimonial immunity, testimonial privilegeБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > свидетельский иммунитет
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точка имя существительное:стрелочный перевод (point, turnout)глагол:наставить (point, aim)делать стойку (point, stand, set) -
6 due process amendment
• due process amendment, the Пятая поправка к Конституции США о «надлежащей правовой процедуре», так наз. «право на молчание» [right not to speak]. В правовой литературе этот принцип носит назв. «привилегия против самообвинения» [privilege not to bear witness against himself]США. Лингвострановедческий англо-русский словарь > due process amendment
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7 Fifth Amendment
• Fifth Amendment, the Пятая поправка ( к Конституции США). Определяет порядок судопроизводства и право обвиняемого не отвечать на вопросы обвинения (тж. поправка о «надлежащей правовой процедуре» [due process amendment]). Основным положением этой статьи является «право на молчание» [‘right not to speak']. В правовой литературе принцип носит назв. «привилегии против самообвинения» [‘privilege not to bear witness against himself']. Во времена маккартизма в 1954 Конгресс принял закон, лишающий этого права всех причастных к «антиамериканской деятельности»США. Лингвострановедческий англо-русский словарь > Fifth Amendment
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