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Petition for Disqualification

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  1. Which conduct is expressly identified as a Section 68 disqualification ground when established through the prescribed p…
  2. Which other conduct does Section 68 expressly list as a ground?
  3. Under Section 6 of RA 6646, does a candidate's receipt of winning votes automatically end a disqualification case that …
  4. A candidate claims that Section 68 can never support disqualification unless a criminal court has first entered a final…
  5. A claimant alleges only that a COC falsely states a qualification and asserts deliberate deception. Counsel says that a…
  6. In a proper proceeding, COMELEC finds that a candidate knowingly paid voters in exchange for commitments to vote for th…
  7. An unresolved disqualification case remains before the proper forum. The candidate receives the highest votes but has n…
  8. Identify several Section 68 conduct-based grounds and explain why a challenger must prove the particular applicable gro…
  9. Distinguish a pending disqualification petition from a final judgment of disqualification under Section 6 of RA 6646. W…
  10. A lawyer argues both that every qualification complaint is a Section 68 disqualification case and that every mistaken c…
  11. Which campaign-finance violation does Section 68(c) expressly identify as a disqualification ground?
  12. Under Section 68(d), what contribution-related conduct may support disqualification when established in the prescribed …