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Territoriality
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- Which statement describes the RPC’s ordinary territorial application?
- Which is expressly listed in Article 2 as an extraterritorial application?
- For the extraterritorial public-officer category in Article 2(4), what connection is required?
- A person abroad counterfeits Philippine currency. The person argues that Article 2(2) can apply only if the counterfeit…
- A Filipino civilian commits an ordinary private offense entirely abroad. No Article 2 category, other extraterritorial …
- An ordinary RPC offense occurs on a duly Philippine-registered merchant ship on the high seas. The accused is a foreign…
- A Philippine public officer stationed abroad is alleged to misappropriate public funds entrusted for official use. On a…
- State the ordinary territoriality rule and identify Article 2’s five specified extraterritorial categories.
- Explain why Philippine citizenship alone does not give the RPC unlimited coverage of every private offense committed ab…
- Distinguish the public-officer functional exception from a rule covering every act of a public officer abroad.
- Does Article2’s opening qualification recognize treaties and laws of preferential application?
- Does Article2(1) mention a Philippine airship as well as a Philippine ship?