Immunity v. impunity

Abstract

The present Paper will demonstrate main developments in the regulation of the immunity right of the officials standing in the first line of government of the country. It is worth mentioning that the scope of this research topic is quite precise, hence it is mainly focused on the constitutional aspect of the immunity right doctrine accordingly excluding the discussion and examination of the immunity right under public international law. The significance of the Paper is the question whether presidential immunities necessarily guarantee impunity? In order to answer this question, it will be necessary to examine the nature and scope of this legal mechanism. The question is to find out do we necessarily need to secure the first line public official with immunity, if yes, then what are the consequences and risks of this granted right and how to find the exact scope of the right that contains fewer risks for the performed public administration.