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===Immunity of government leaders=== Many forms of immunity are granted to [[politician|government leaders]] to [[Reign|rule]] over the world, [[continent]], [[nation]], [[province]], [[urban area]] and [[Rural|rural area]] without fear of being sued or charged with a crime for so doing: *[[Sovereign immunity]], the prevention of lawsuits or prosecution against rulers or governments without their given consent *[[Sovereign immunity in the United States]] bars suit against federal, state, and tribal governments, which cannot be sued without their consent. Governmental consent to be sued is expressed through legislation as a limited waiver of sovereign immunity *[[Parliamentary immunity]], immunity granted to [[Politician|government leaders]] during their tenure and in the course of their duties *[[Speech or Debate Clause]], a provision in the [[United States Constitution]] that provides immunity to members of Congress for statements made in either house *[[Immunity from prosecution (international law)]], exclusion of elected officials from prosecution under international law *[[State immunity]], principle of international law that the government of a state is not amenable before the courts of another state
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