Border Guard Rights and Duties Quiz

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 1) to (a)   the identity of a person;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 2) to (a)   a person, vehicle, and belongings at a border crossing point;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 3) to inspect a vehicle outside the border crossing point when controlling (a)   the provisions regarding the entry, stay, employment, exit, and transit of foreigners, and also the movement of goods across the State border;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 4) to (a)   and receive, free of charge, information, documents, and other materials from State and local government authorities and private persons which are necessary for the fulfilment of the tasks of the Border Guard;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 5) to (a)   a person on whom the prohibition to exit the country has been imposed as a security measure from crossing the State border;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 51) to prevent a person from entering the country at a place and time which is not intended for such purpose (where necessary by providing the person with primary provisions according to possibilities) unless there are objective (a)   that require immediate entry;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 6) to (a)   an invalid travel document and another document the need for which has been specified in the laws and regulations governing the procedures for the entry, stay, and exit of persons and the field of road traffic;

A border guard, when performing the service duties, has the right: 7) to guard and, under supervision of guards, to transfer a person detained, arrested, or (a)   with deprivation of liberty.

When undertaking hot pursuit of an offender, a border guard has the right: 1) to enter the territory, (a)   , or vehicle in the ownership, possession, or holding of a public entity;

When undertaking hot pursuit of an offender, a border guard has the right: 2) to enter a publicly inaccessible territory, premises, or vehicle with the (a)   of the owner, possessor, or holder;