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Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has told a judge that his request for documents related to the work of former University of Virginia climate scientist Michael Mann should be granted because neither academic freedom nor the First Amendment "immunizes" a person from a fraud investigation. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The broker sells the small business a high-deductible health plan, with a lower premium, but then "immunizes" the employees from the high deductible by having the employer wrap it so that the employee pays only a fraction of the deductible. ❋ Unknown (2008)

There is nothing about either position that immunizes them from the consequences of hostile acts (e.g. blockade running). ❋ Unknown (2010)

Note: belief in souls (or mana, life force, etc) immunizes one to all discussion on this topic .. though we will be standing by, eagerly awaiting the evidence for such.: p ❋ Unknown (2009)

The decision effectively immunizes aid groups, including those responding to a $1.4 billion United Nations appeal for the region, so they are not as one senior administration put it, "in conflict with U.S. laws or regulations that seek to limit resources flowing to al-Shabab." ❋ Unknown (2011)

Therefore, the owners argued the non-statutory labor exemption is still in effect and immunizes the owners from antitrust attack. ❋ Gabriel A. Feldman (2011)

But I disagree that it immunizes them from conspiracy charges if in-fact they were "ringleaders." ❋ Unknown (2009)

The foundation will repay the loan on behalf of Pakistan if the country immunizes certain numbers of children, the official said. ❋ Robert A. Guth (2011)

Unless some other code section immunizes them from criminal conduct, this bill could apply to cops and probation officers who deal with kids, too. ❋ Unknown (2010)

American citizens who join the enemy do not enjoy a roving legal force-field that immunizes them from military reprisal. ❋ John Yoo (2011)

It ‘immunizes’ users but their risk has never affected the price, so it remains $100 more than what it should be — at least. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Recognizing that the discovery of the other is a lifelong process that can be fun and entertaining, not only keeps a spark ignited in the bedroom, but immunizes the commitment from always taking the relationship too seriously. ❋ Wendy Strgar (2010)

There is nothing about either position that immunizes them from the consequences of hostile acts e.g. blockade running. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Unless some other code section immunizes them from criminal conduct, this bill could apply to cops and probation officers who deal with kids, too.public_defenderQuote ❋ Unknown (2010)

One advantage of interviewing a celebrity is that the First Amendment more often than not, immunizes interviewers from claims of invasion of the right of privacy, publicity and libel. ❋ Jeff Rivera (2010)

Numerous efforts to level the legal playing field have not passed, from the Patients Bill of Rights (that would allow you to sue your HMO for malpractice, which you can't now do under federal law), to fixing a Supreme Court decision that immunizes reckless medical device manufacturers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

By informing a suspect of those rights, the FBI basically immunizes itself - anything the suspect says afterwards can then lawfully be used against him. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But he doesn't think that there's something special about men's brains that immunizes them from body issues. ❋ Unknown (2010)