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Watchlist, Hold Departure Orders, and Precautionary Hold Departure Orders (See also AM 18-07-05-SC)

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  1. Under A.M. No. 18-07-05-SC, who issues a precautionary hold departure order?
  2. What additional risk must the judge find, along with probable cause, for a PHDO under Section 4?
  3. Under the PHDO rule's penalty-based coverage for a Filipino respondent, what minimum statutory penalty is specified?
  4. A complainant asks a prosecutor to issue a PHDO personally under A.M. No. 18-07-05-SC. Which is best?
  5. An executive office invokes only the invalidated DOJ Circular No. 41 to restrict a person's departure during preliminar…
  6. A prosecutor applies in the proper RTC after a complainant's motion concerning a covered offense. The judge finds proba…
  7. A person challenges a prosecutor-requested PHDO before an information is filed, arguing that Genuino abolished every po…
  8. Distinguish a PHDO application from the judicial findings necessary to issue the order.
  9. Explain why Genuino does not establish that every judicial hold departure order is unconstitutional.
  10. A judge finds only that a criminal complaint exists and immediately issues a PHDO. Identify the missing judicial inquir…
  11. Under Section 6 of the PHDO Rule, how soon must the court furnish the Bureau of Immigration a duly certified copy of an…
  12. Under the PHDO Rule, where does a respondent seek temporary lifting of the PHDO by verified motion?