Record #7670
Nicolas Maduro will assert head-of-state immunity and that issue will be litigated in his current U.S. federal prosecution.
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #7670 Verdict (Ted Cruz) · Maduro Arrested-Why Trump Ordered this Historic Attack & the Detailed Legal Basis for his Authority to Do So
Original quoteI will say also that there is a second issue that will be litigated, which is what's called head of state immunity.
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How the call settles
YES if Nicolas Maduro formally asserts head-of-state immunity in his current U.S. federal criminal case and a federal court receives briefing, holds argument, or issues a ruling on that defense; NO if the prosecution reaches final disposition without the defense being litigated.
Our reasoning
Pending. It will be judged only by this stored rule: YES if Nicolas Maduro formally asserts head-of-state immunity in his current U.S. federal criminal case and a federal court receives briefing, holds argument, or issues a ruling on that defense; NO if the prosecution reaches final disposition without the defense being litigated. Deadline or event: Final disposition of Nicolas Maduro's current U.S. federal prosecution.