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Under territoriality, does a foreign offender's nationality alone exclude jurisdiction over an ordinary offense committed within the State, absent an applicable immunity or exception?

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Yes, unless the foreign government approves the charge. Yes, unless the victim is a citizen. Yes, because only nationality supports criminal jurisdiction. No; territorial jurisdiction generally extends to foreigners as well as nationals.

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