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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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  1. Which existing procedural frameworks supported the preliminary investigation upheld in that disposition? Multiple Choice Easy
  2. A fact-finding team recommends that a person undergo preliminary investigation. A commentator calls the recommendation … Multiple Choice Medium
  3. A critic says invalidity of unpublished special rules necessarily meant the joint body had no lawful procedural framewo… Multiple Choice Medium
  4. An authorized joint committee conducts preliminary investigation under applicable published rules. A respondent claims … Multiple Choice Hard
  5. A Fact-Finding Team gathers evidence and the Joint Committee evaluates whether prosecution should follow. A proposed re… Multiple Choice Hard
  6. Distinguish a fact-finding recommendation, preliminary investigation and final criminal adjudication in the institution… Essay Medium
  7. Explain the distinction between the ineffective special rules and the upheld actual investigation in Arroyo. Essay Medium
  8. Does lawful joint prosecutorial authority necessarily allow secret binding procedural rules? Analyze through Arroyo wit… Essay Medium