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Possibly we will be allowed to question her over there and if there is a case to answer she might be tried in absentia and possibly allowed to serve sentence in the us I don't know what the courts would normally decide in a case like this, presuming not drunk or speeding, but made a driving...

Heard on radio 5 that there was a case last year in the states where a georgian diplomat caused fatalities in a road accident when drunk driving. The US requested diplomatic immunity to be waived and Georgia agreed. So there is clear precedent here. Apparently UK have done the same on occasion...

It would bring some closure and justice. Blimey, diplomatic immunity is not meant for stuff like this!