The Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity Allows

question 246

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of sovereign immunity allows:

• A) a foreign nation to try all cases involving its nationals before an international tribunal
• B) a domestic business to take all claims against a foreign sovereign before the International Court of Justice
• C) a domestic court to give up jurisdiction it holds over a foreign enterprise
• D) a foreign court to bring the U.S. government to trial in all cases involving government departments
• E) a foreign country to seize the property of businesses if the seizure is for a public purpose and the country pays the business just compensation

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