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Generality
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- What does the generality principle ordinarily mean for penal laws in Philippine territory?
- Which source can qualify the ordinary generality of Philippine penal laws?
- Does foreign nationality alone confer diplomatic immunity from Philippine criminal jurisdiction?
- An adult foreign tourist allegedly commits an ordinary RPC offense in Manila. No treaty immunity or other exception app…
- A duly accredited foreign diplomatic agent enjoys the full criminal-jurisdiction immunity applicable under the Vienna C…
- A protected diplomatic agent tells an investigator personally that questioning or prosecution is acceptable. The invest…
- A protected diplomatic agent claims that receiving-state criminal immunity means a legal entitlement to disregard Phili…
- Explain the generality principle and its relationship to foreign visitors.
- Distinguish foreign nationality from diplomatic immunity and explain why the distinction matters to criminal jurisdicti…
- Under the Vienna Convention, who may waive a diplomatic agent’s jurisdictional immunity, and what duties remain despite…
- Under VCDR Article 37(1), may qualifying nonnational family members forming part of a diplomatic agent’s household enjo…
- For qualifying nonnational, nonpermanent-resident mission service staff, what is the Article 37(3) immunity scope?