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Predicate Offenses (Unlawful Activities) (See also RA 11930, Sec. 9(c), and RA 12312, Sec. 8)
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- Under AMLA Section3(i)(36) as amended by RA11521, which foreign offenses fall within the stated category? Multiple Choice Easy
- Facts establish bribery under Revised Penal Code Article210. A participant claims bribery cannot be an AMLA unlawful ac… Multiple Choice Medium
- A person possesses material solely for a legitimate investigation within the express Section8 safe-harbor exception of … Multiple Choice Medium
- After RA12312 took effect, an organizer knowingly registers sham companies used to conceal Philippine offshore gaming o… Multiple Choice Hard
- A tax-crime predicate satisfying Section3(i)(35) is established. BIR has already recovered the same identified monetary… Multiple Choice Hard
- Compare an established qualified-theft offense, an established Article210 bribery offense, and conduct punishable abroa… Essay Medium
- A post-effectivity RA12312 case concerns registering companies to conceal offshore gaming operations, not personally ac… Essay Medium
- Explain the final BIR-recovery qualification in AMLA Section3(i)(35) added by RA11521. Assume the tax-predicate require… Essay Medium