Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8741
... immunity from crim- inal prosecution in local foreign courts . Therefore , the pending treaty surrenders rights to which Americans would be otherwise entitled . Proponents of the treaty insist that troops stationed in a friendly foreign ...
... immunity from crim- inal prosecution in local foreign courts . Therefore , the pending treaty surrenders rights to which Americans would be otherwise entitled . Proponents of the treaty insist that troops stationed in a friendly foreign ...
Page 8742
... immunity of visiting forces personnel from the ju- risdiction of local courts . Chief Justice John Marshall gave this doctrine of implied immunity its most authoritative expression in The Schooner Exchange v . McFaddon ( 7 Cr . 116 ) ...
... immunity of visiting forces personnel from the ju- risdiction of local courts . Chief Justice John Marshall gave this doctrine of implied immunity its most authoritative expression in The Schooner Exchange v . McFaddon ( 7 Cr . 116 ) ...
Page 8744
... immunity summarily rejected in the only reported American case which research has disclosed was squarely concerned with such a claim of immunity . Mr. President , I am a little surprised that the chief law - enforcement officer of the ...
... immunity summarily rejected in the only reported American case which research has disclosed was squarely concerned with such a claim of immunity . Mr. President , I am a little surprised that the chief law - enforcement officer of the ...
Page 8745
... immunity of friendly foreign forces from criminal prosecution in local courts . The first reason relates to military necessity . Chief Justice Marshall recog- nized in the schooner Exchange this possible result of the host country exer ...
... immunity of friendly foreign forces from criminal prosecution in local courts . The first reason relates to military necessity . Chief Justice Marshall recog- nized in the schooner Exchange this possible result of the host country exer ...
Page 8748
... immunity exists only when he is on service commandé . In the first case in which the above rule was laid down , that of Triandafilou , a sailor in the Greek Navy , the Court based its decision on article 20 of the resolutions adopted by ...
... immunity exists only when he is on service commandé . In the first case in which the above rule was laid down , that of Triandafilou , a sailor in the Greek Navy , the Court based its decision on article 20 of the resolutions adopted by ...
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