Yes
Too Early To Say
No
triton, for as odd looking as he is, can still speak and interact with society, and argue his case before a legal body. lockjaw can't, and assuming the royal family would have to do so, they would have a difficult time arguing that he is more than just a pet. especially when they constantly treat him like the family dog in front of attilan and the rest of the world.
it would be an interesting case, but nothing in their history that i can think of would help them argue for it. many people consider their pets to be family, but it doesn't guarantee those pets the same rights under law as their owners, and certainly not in the case of diplomatic immunities or violating border laws.
But you're applying real world logic to superhumans of varying species. There are Inhumans and Mutants who cannot articulate themselves anymore but that does not change that they are beings with their own minds.
It also isn't up to other countries to decide who can and can't have immunity, it's set out by the country those people come from. If Medusa decides the royal family including Lockjaw have diplomatic immunity then they have it, just like she decided to waive Triton's immunity so he could be prosecuted by Tony Stark in CW2.
What about the average Inhuman? What about Nuhumans who are American Citizens and go to Attilan and comeback without going thru U.S. Customs? Fact is the Inhumans flaunt Sovereignty of foreign nations all the time but have a stick up their butts about their own. But believing their society and it's rules supersede others is nothing new.
yes, i'm applying real world logic. just because marvel comics exist in fantasy doesn't mean everything operates in fantasyland.
rules still apply, and if they don't, there's narrative reasons for it. since they've never taken lockjaw to court to establish his diplomatic immunity (lol) there's no reason to assume he has obtained it.
as for your other statement, immunity has been standardized under the vienna convention to prevent misunderstanding and conflict between governing bodies.
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The average Inhumans are citizens of Attilan by default I believe, so they're automatically dual citizens. They don't have any immunity though if they were persecuted on racist grounds then that's likely to end badly, the Inhumans overthrew a regime in a country because they were killing Inhumans.
Because its not obtained, it is given, and since there is no ill will towards Lockjaw from Medusa, there's no reason to assume she didn't extend it to him.
The implication has also been that Marvel's involvement is name only.
She made an island in US waters internationally accepted as a sovereign nation, you think she'd struggle to get a well known member of the royal family diplomatic immunity?