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Question: In the context of legal ethics, immunity from prosecution as a form of privilege is considered…
Trivia Question Study Fact: Within the framework of legal ethics, a privilege differs fundamentally from a right in that a privilege is not inherent but is instead an immunity granted by an authority – such as the state – to a specific group, often conditionally, while a right is an inherent and irrevocable entitlement held from birth.
Trivia Question Explanation: Privileges, unlike rights, are not inherent but are instead bestowed by an authority and can be subject to conditions or revocation, as established in legal frameworks.
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