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All except Arts. 146–147 and 160

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  1. Which combination is central to rebellion under Article134?
  2. Article134-A’s coup d’état definition includes what purpose?
  3. Article138 concerns inciting to rebellion by a person who does what?
  4. Without a public uprising, a person knowingly and seriously attacks an officer while the latter lawfully performs offic…
  5. A convict under final judgment escapes during service of imprisonment. Which provision directly addresses that conduct,…
  6. A group rises publicly and takes arms with the established purpose of depriving the Legislature of part of its constitu…
  7. Several military officers launch a swift, stealth-supported attack on a communications network essential to continued p…
  8. Distinguish a public armed rising for an Article134 political objective from peaceful criticism of government.
  9. Explain why civilian support and a single targeted attack do not necessarily defeat an Article134-A coup charge.
  10. A prisoner claims that Article157 applies merely because anyone leaves a detention facility without permission. Identif…
  11. Does amended Article150 cover duly issued summons from specified Constitutional Commission bodies as well as Congress?
  12. Does Article150 expressly address inducing another person’s disobedience to a covered summons?