Diplomatic Immunity Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Diplomatic Immunity QuizVersión en línea Test your immunity knowledge por July Nassor - Lorne Park SS (2252) 1 Diplomatic immunity typically protects diplomats from what action? a Criminal jurisdiction by the host state b Taxation c Passport control 2 Which of the following is NOT usually covered by diplomatic immunity? a Commercial activity unrelated to official duties b Official act carried out by a diplomat c Parking fines in host country 3 In Canada, diplomatic immunity is primarily governed by which treaty? a Universal Declaration of Human Rights b Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations c NATO Treaty 4 What is a limitation of immunity for diplomats? a They apply to all residents of the host country b They never apply to consular staff c They can be waived by the sending state 5 Which term refers to issuing a formal notice that a diplomat must leave the country? a Diplomatic asylum b Persona non grata c Exequatur 6 Do consular officers have the same immunity as diplomats? a They have no immunity b Yes, identical immunity c No, they have limited immunity 7 Which principle balances state sovereignty with protection of diplomats? a Reciprocity and customary international law b Host country overrides all immunities c Absolute immunity for all diplomats 8 What treaty principally governs diplomatic immunity today? a Geneva Conventions b Montreux Convention c Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (1961) 9 Diplomatic immunity primarily protects diplomats from what type of jurisdiction? a Criminal and civil jurisdiction of the receiving state b Military jurisdiction c Administrative jurisdiction 10 Who does personal diplomatic immunity cover? a Tourists with accreditation b All government employees c Diplomats and their immediate family 11 What can terminate or suspend immunity? a Automatic expiration after 1 year b Waiver by the sending state or principal jurisdiction c Consent of the host state only 12 Which of the following is an example of functional immunity? a Immunity for criminal acts abroad b Immunity for acts performed in the diplomat’s official functions c Immunity for personal travel 13 Are nationals of a host country always exempt from criminal charges? a No, immunity generally protects diplomats, not host nationals b Yes, all host nationals are exempt c Only if the host country agrees 14 Can a diplomat be sued for acts outside official functions? a Only in international waters b Yes, always c Often not, due to functional immunity, but there are exceptions

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Diplomatic Immunity QuizVersión en línea

por July Nassor - Lorne Park SS (2252)

Diplomatic immunity typically protects diplomats from what action?

Which of the following is NOT usually covered by diplomatic immunity?

In Canada, diplomatic immunity is primarily governed by which treaty?

What is a limitation of immunity for diplomats?

Which term refers to issuing a formal notice that a diplomat must leave the country?

Do consular officers have the same immunity as diplomats?

Which principle balances state sovereignty with protection of diplomats?

What treaty principally governs diplomatic immunity today?

Diplomatic immunity primarily protects diplomats from what type of jurisdiction?

Who does personal diplomatic immunity cover?

What can terminate or suspend immunity?

Which of the following is an example of functional immunity?

Are nationals of a host country always exempt from criminal charges?

Can a diplomat be sued for acts outside official functions?