Immunity of candidates for MP of Georgia 1. A candidate for MP of Georgia shall not be detained, arrested, or searched until the CEC officially publishes final election results, while a person announced by the CEC as an elected MP of Georgia shall not be detained, arrested, or searched until the final decision is made about the recognition of his/her authority, unless the CEC approves an application filed by the Chief Prosecutor of Georgia. An exception shall be the case in which a candidate is caught in the act of committing a crime, which shall be immediately reported to the CEC. If the CEC issues a decree, the detained or arrested candidate for MP of Georgia shall be released immediately. 2. The CEC decree for giving its approval as referred to in this article shall be put to vote within three calendar days after filing of an application by the Chief Prosecutor of Georgia. Organic Law of Georgia No 668 of 30 May 2013 - website, 24.6.2013 Chapter XIV. Summarising Results of Parliamentary Elections of Georgia
§ Article 122Immunity of candidates for MP of Georgia
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