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SHORT ANSWER: Legislative immunity for members of state legislative assemblies and union territory assemblies is similar in terms of parliamentary privileges but may differ in specific legal proceedings. DETAILS: - Members of both state legislative assemblies and union territory assemblies enjoy immunity from legal proceedings for actions done in the course of their duties. - Parliamentary privileges, including freedom of speech in the assembly, are granted under Article 105 of the Indian Constitution for both types of assemblies. - Union territories may have specific rules governing their assemblies, which can affect the application of these privileges. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No punishment for actions taken within the scope of legislative duties, but misuse of privileges can lead to disciplinary actions by the assembly. SOURCE: - Article 105 of the Indian Constitution
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