Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which term is used to describe offences that are "wrong against the Law of Nations"?

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

I. Protection of the interests of the sending state and its nationals
II. Negotiation with the government of the receiving state
III. Reporting about the conditions of the receiving state
Which are the functions of diplomatic missions?

I. The state where the crime is committed generally has the strongest interest in punishing the criminal

II. To practice the element of double jeopardy

III. The offender is most likely to be found there

Which of the ones stated above is among the reasons for the exercise of territorial jurisdiction particularly relating to criminal law?

According to which of the below, does a state have jurisdiction over a crime when it is commenced within the state but completed or consummated abroad?

Which one of the following is not the obvious reason to exercise the territorial jurisdiction in the criminal cases?

Which of the followings refers to the wrong against the “Law of Nations"?

I. International Monetary Fund

II. United Nations

III. World Health Organization

Which one(s) of them enjoy(s) certain measure of privileges and immunities from the jurisdiction of the territorial state?

1. Foreign sovereigns and foreign states
2. Foreign armed forces
3. International organizations
4. Diplomatic representatives and consuls of foreign states

Under international law, which of the above enjoys a certain degree of exemption and immunity from local jurisdiction?

"Describing an act by a public authority, company, or other body that goes beyond the limits of the powers conferred on it."

What's the term described above?

State immunity is limited to all acts in the
nature of …?

Contrary to their being delicts jure gentium (which can be tried by all States), these crimes are dealt on the principle of aut punire, aut dedere.

Which of the following is NOT an example of such crimes?

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

Which of the following is NOT one of the classes which the convention divides the consuls into?

Which of the following is a diplomatic agent NOT liable to pay?

A state has jurisdiction over a crime when it is commenced within the state but completed or consummated abroad.

Which of the followings is the principle described above?