Ünite Sınavı Soruları

1. Protection of the interests of the sending state and its nationals
2. Negotiation with the government of the receiving state
3. Report about the conditions of the receiving state

Under customary international law, which functions do diplomatic missions have to perform?

I. Foreign sovereigns and foreign states

II. Foreign public ships,

III. Foreign armed forces.

Which of the above benefits from the exemption and immunity from local jurisdiction?

Which of the following refers to jurisdiction according to the national interest of the state injured by the offence?

What is it called when a state has jurisdiction over a crime when it is commenced within the state but completed or consummated abroad?

What is it called when a state exercises its jurisdiction beyond its territory?

When was the "Vienna Convention on Consular Relations" adopted under the auspices of the United Nations?

I. Territorial principle

II. Nationality principle

III. Universality principle 

IV. Conflict of jurisdiction

Which of the ones listed above are among the general principles on the basis of which states generally claim criminal jurisdiction?

Which one of the following does NOT enjoy exemption and immunity from local jurisdiction under international law?

Which concept refers to when a state exercises its jurisdiction beyond its territory?

Which of the following theory  justifies the privileges and immunities as being necessary to enable the mission to perform its functions?

In terms of criminal jurisdiction, which of the below determines jurisdiction by reference to the nationality either of the persons committing the offence even with respect to events occurring entirely abroad or with reference to the nationality of the person injured by the offence?

Which of the followings refers to a state's jurisdiction to prosecute and punish its juristic persons for a crime committed outside its territory?

I. Universality principle 

II. Nationality principle

III. Territorial principle

IV. Protective principle 

Which of the followings is among the general principles on the basis of which states generally claim criminal jurisdiction?

I. to protect the interests of the sending state and its nationals,

II. to negotiate with the government of the receiving state,

III. to report about the conditions of the receiving state.

Which of the above are the functions of a diplomatic mission?

Which one of the below is NOT a principle for the basis of jurisdictional immunity?

In terms of criminal jurisdiction, which of the below refers to jurisdiction according to the national interest of the state injured by the offence?

"It determines jurisdiction by reference to the place where the offence is committed."

Which of the following is the correct type of jurisdiction?

Which of the following refers to a person who, under the law of a particular state, is not a citizen of that state?

What is the name of the certificate issued by a host state that admits and accords recognition to the official status of a consul, authorizing him to carry out consular functions in that country?