A foreign diplomat and a woman are charged with conspiracy to commit burglary. The diplomat asserts diplomatic immunity and is dismissed. Should the court grant the woman's motion to dismiss the conspiracy charge?

• A. Yes, because the diplomat's immunity negates the conspiracy.
• B. No, because Model Penal Code unilateral conspiracy allows conviction regardless of the diplomat's immunity.
• C. Yes, because diplomatic immunity shields all co-conspirators.
• D. No, because conspiracy requires two guilty parties.

Answer: (B)