Prerrogativas
Prerrogativas, in Portuguese, refer to prerogatives or privileges granted by law to specific offices or individuals to enable the proper performance of their duties. The term derives from Latin prerogativus, denoting privileges granted by authority. Prerrogativas are a form of constitutional or legal protection that is distinct from ordinary rights, often covering immunity, special procedural rules, or privileged access to information.
In legal and political contexts, prerrogativas can include immunities from arrest or prosecution, or requirements of
Usage varies by country, but the concept is common in Lusophone systems. In Brazil, for example, discussions
Critics argue that prerrogativas can shield wrongdoing or impede accountability, while supporters contend they are essential