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What must officers do if a person claims diplomatic or consular immunity and is suspected of a traffic violation?
What must officers do if a person claims diplomatic or consular immunity and is suspected of a traffic violation?
- Require the individual to sign traffic citations and make an arrest if necessary.
- Contact the Department of State immediately and make an arrest if necessary.
- Verify the status of the violator and follow normal procedures in enforcing state and local traffic laws. (correct)
- Impound the vehicle of the person claiming immunity.
What should officers do if a person who claims diplomatic or consular immunity is found to be intoxicated?
What should officers do if a person who claims diplomatic or consular immunity is found to be intoxicated?
- Compel the individual to sign a DUI citation.
- Allow the person to drive if they insist and provide an alternative mode of transportation if needed.
- Not allow the person to drive and consider alternative means of transportation such as calling for relatives, taxis, or friends. (correct)
- Arrest the person immediately.
In cases of crimes against persons (Domestic Battery, Armed Robbery, etc.), what are law enforcement officers (LEOs) not allowed to do?
In cases of crimes against persons (Domestic Battery, Armed Robbery, etc.), what are law enforcement officers (LEOs) not allowed to do?
- Notify the U.S. Department of State at (202) 647-4415.
- Search or seize property of persons claiming immunity.
- Search vehicles suspected of being stolen or used in a crime.
- Arrest or detain the individual committing the crime. (correct)
What is the purpose of the U-Visa?
What is the purpose of the U-Visa?
What is the definition of a foreign national?
What is the definition of a foreign national?
What forms of identification are considered authoritative proof by the Department of State, Protocol Office?
What forms of identification are considered authoritative proof by the Department of State, Protocol Office?
What information is contained in the authoritative identification cards for individuals with diplomatic immunity?
What information is contained in the authoritative identification cards for individuals with diplomatic immunity?
When an individual claims to have diplomatic immunity, what should law enforcement officers verify?
When an individual claims to have diplomatic immunity, what should law enforcement officers verify?
What is the extension of privileges and exemption from prosecution to certain individuals who work for diplomatic or consular missions called?
What is the extension of privileges and exemption from prosecution to certain individuals who work for diplomatic or consular missions called?
Who can be included on the U-Visa petition?
Who can be included on the U-Visa petition?
Which of the following is NOT a category that qualifies for substantial abuse under the U-Visa petition?
Which of the following is NOT a category that qualifies for substantial abuse under the U-Visa petition?
Who must certify the U-Visa request or petition?
Who must certify the U-Visa request or petition?
What happens if the victim stops cooperating with law enforcement?
What happens if the victim stops cooperating with law enforcement?
How is law enforcement certification accomplished for the U-Visa?
How is law enforcement certification accomplished for the U-Visa?
What should the officer do upon receiving a U-Visa petition from the victim or their attorney?
What should the officer do upon receiving a U-Visa petition from the victim or their attorney?
What happens once the U-Visa form is certified and forwarded to the Records Section?
What happens once the U-Visa form is certified and forwarded to the Records Section?
What must law enforcement officers do if a person claims diplomatic or consular immunity and is suspected of a traffic violation?
What must law enforcement officers do if a person claims diplomatic or consular immunity and is suspected of a traffic violation?
What is the main condition for certification using Form I-918 Supplement B?
What is the main condition for certification using Form I-918 Supplement B?
What should officers do if presented with a petition for a U-Visa?
What should officers do if presented with a petition for a U-Visa?
The following forms of identification are considered authoritative proof
by the Department of State, Protocol Office:
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The following forms of identification are considered authoritative proof by the Department of State, Protocol Office: blue is for
The following forms of identification are considered authoritative proof
by the Department of State, Protocol Office:
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The following forms of identification are considered authoritative proof by the Department of State, Protocol Office: red is for
The following forms of identification are considered authoritative proof
by the Department of State, Protocol Office;
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The following forms of identification are considered authoritative proof by the Department of State, Protocol Office; green is for
