International law provides, however, that, unlike diplomatic agents, consular officers can be arrested for a grave crime, particularly a felony offense that endangers the public. Career consular officers are accorded criminal immunity analogous to that of diplomats in that they cannot be arrested or detained pending trial. Levels of immunity are full immunity, limited criminal immunity, and no diplomatic immunity. Various immunity levels apply to various types of diplomatic officials.
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