Philippine Bar review · Topic
Power to Revoke or Extend Suspension of Privilege of Writ of Habeas Corpus or Declaration of Martial Law
Page 2 of practice questions on Power to Revoke or Extend Suspension of Privilege of Writ of Habeas Corpus or Declaration of Martial Law in Other Powers…
Explore the syllabus
Direct subtopics
This topic has no further subtopics. Explore its practice questions below.
Put it into practice
Practice questions
- Does the Supreme Court’s express factual-basis review under Section 18 include an extension? Multiple Choice Easy
- Congress is asked to extend martial law, but the facts establish that the invasion and rebellion have both ended. Offic… Multiple Choice Medium
- During an otherwise valid martial-law extension, functioning civil courts remain able to hear civilian cases. An order … Multiple Choice Medium
- An initial martial-law proclamation is about to reach its sixty-day limit. The President issues an order purporting to … Multiple Choice Hard
- The President initiates an extension request and Congress uses the correct Section 18 voting procedure. However, the st… Multiple Choice Hard
- An extension request relies solely on administrative convenience after the invasion or rebellion has ended. Explain why… Essay Medium
- A President claims that a valid initial sixty-day proclamation necessarily permits unilateral ninety-day renewals. Iden… Essay Medium
- During a martial-law extension, officials claim the extension alone allows military jurisdiction over civilians even th… Essay Medium