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Power to Prosecute Election Offenses (BP 881, Sec. 265, as amended by RA 9369; Exclude penal provisions)
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- How does amended Section 265 describe COMELEC's power with other government prosecuting arms? Multiple Choice Easy
- Through whom does amended Section 265 say COMELEC exercises the specified power? Multiple Choice Easy
- Which functions are expressly covered by amended Section 265? Multiple Choice Easy
- A prosecutor claims RA 9369 left COMELEC with exclusive investigatory power and all other prosecuting arms may act only… Multiple Choice Medium
- COMELEC and DOJ establish a lawful joint committee to exercise their concurrent preliminary-investigation authority. A … Multiple Choice Medium
- A complainant files a substantially identical complaint with DOJ after COMELEC has already taken cognizance of and acte… Multiple Choice Hard
- A valid joint COMELEC-DOJ body investigates under the amended law. A party argues that allowing DOJ participation neces… Multiple Choice Hard
- Explain the institutional change made by RA 9369 to BP 881 Section 265. Essay Medium
- Distinguish lawful joint exercise of concurrent authority from repeated substantially identical complaints before separ… Essay Medium
- Why is a preliminary-investigation or prosecutorial function different from a court's final judgment? Essay Medium
- In Arroyo’s discussion of the joint body, what was the Fact-Finding Team’s task? Multiple Choice Easy
- What did the operative disposition quoted in Arroyo say about the specially issued preliminary-investigation rules lack… Multiple Choice Easy