Nationality Principle

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1. Active nationality jurisdiction is principally based on whose nationality? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Which connection distinguishes passive personality from active nationality? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Which UNTOC provision permits jurisdiction over covered offenses committed by a State Party's national, subject to Arti… Multiple Choice Easy
4. A national of State A commits an offense wholly in State B. A's valid statute covers its nationals' commission of that … Multiple Choice Medium
5. A lawyer says the nationality principle means the Philippine Revised Penal Code automatically punishes every offense co… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A is a national of State X and allegedly commits a covered crime entirely in Y against a Y national. X has an applicabl… Multiple Choice Hard
7. State A validly criminalizes a covered offense committed abroad by its nationals. Its citizen is in State B, which refu… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain active nationality jurisdiction and distinguish it from passive personality. Essay Medium
9. Does the nationality principle establish that every crime committed abroad by a Filipino is punishable under the Revise… Essay Medium
10. A national of A commits a crime in B and remains there. A has applicable nationality-based legislation. Discuss both co… Essay Medium
11. UNTOC Article15(3) addresses establishment of jurisdiction when a present alleged offender is not extradited solely on … Multiple Choice Easy
12. Under UNTOC Article16(10), what is the relevant duty, upon the requesting State’s request, after refusal solely on nati… Multiple Choice Easy