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Exclusive Original and Appellate Jurisdiction Over Criminal Cases

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  1. Under Mendez, which law ordinarily determines subject-matter jurisdiction when the criminal action commences? Multiple Choice Easy
  2. A covered CTA criminal case includes a request by the accused to reserve the corresponding unpaid-tax civil claim for a… Multiple Choice Medium
  3. A case was properly instituted under the jurisdictional law then in force. A party invokes a later general monetary ame… Multiple Choice Medium
  4. A CTA criminal information properly alleges PHP2 million principal under the covered tax offense. After trial the prove… Multiple Choice Hard
  5. A proper covered criminal information is filed in the CTA and the corresponding tax claim is deemed instituted. Counsel… Multiple Choice Hard
  6. Explain the special joinder and no-reservation rule in 7(b)(1). Distinguish corresponding tax liability from unrelated … Essay Medium
  7. Explain the commencement-date jurisdiction principle in Mendez when a party invokes a later general monetary amendment … Essay Medium
  8. A sufficiently pleaded covered criminal information places the case within CTA jurisdiction, but the later civil comput… Essay Medium