Practice question
A financier deliberately makes funds available with proved knowledge they will be used in part to facilitate a terrorist act. Authorities intercept them before use. He relies solely on interception as a complete defense to Section4. Which is best?
- Actual use is unnecessary if the defined financing conduct and mental element are established
- Interception necessarily makes the prior financing lawful
- Only money spent after an attack counts
- Partial intended use is categorically excluded
- No financing offense exists unless the plan succeeds
Legal references
- RA10168 Section4: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2012/ra_10168_2012.html
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