Combat Immunity Is the Contention That a Member of an Enemy

question 74

Multiple Choice

Combat immunity is the contention that a member of an enemy country is immune from criminal prosecution if the acts of the combat are ______.

• A) necessary
• B) in duress
• C) lawful
• D) unlawful

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Definitions:

Draft

A system of compulsory recruitment for military service, often implemented during times of war to ensure an adequate supply of soldiers.

Johnson Administration

The period of U.S. leadership under President Lyndon B. Johnson, from 1963 to 1969, known for significant civil rights legislation and the Vietnam War.

Diplomatic Feelers

Initial, informal actions or communications sent through diplomatic channels to gauge the reaction or intentions of another country or entity before making formal proposals.