Does diplomatic immunity provide protection for diplomats against all types of criminal prosecution, and what are the limitations of this immunity?
A. Yes, diplomatic immunity covers all crimes, including serious offenses like murder and theft, without any exceptions.
B. No, diplomatic immunity provides broad protection from prosecution but does not cover serious crimes such as murder or espionage, and diplomats can be declared persona non grata and expelled from the host country.
C. Yes, diplomatic immunity extends to all crimes but only if the diplomat is a high-ranking official.
D. No, diplomatic immunity only protects diplomats from minor traffic violations but does not extend to major criminal offenses.