Passive Personality Principle

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1. Passive personality jurisdiction principally connects the offense to the forum State through whose nationality? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Which paragraph of RA 9851 section 17 expressly addresses a covered crime committed against a Filipino citizen? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Which statement distinguishes passive from active nationality jurisdiction? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A foreign accused allegedly committed a war crime defined by RA 9851 abroad against a Filipino citizen. Which condition… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A foreign victim has lived in Manila for twenty years but has never become Filipino. A foreigner commits a covered RA 9… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A Filipino abroad is the victim of an ordinary isolated theft by a foreigner. A complaint invokes only RA 9851 section … Multiple Choice Hard
7. A covered RA 9851 crime abroad has a Filipino victim and foreign accused. Philippine officials rely on section 17(c) an… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain passive personality jurisdiction and its Philippine statutory illustration in RA 9851 section 17(c). Essay Medium
9. Compare section 17(a), (b), and (c) of RA 9851 as jurisdictional connections. Must all three be present? Essay Medium
10. A foreign accused committed an alleged crime against humanity abroad against a Filipino victim. The defense argues that… Essay Medium
11. Which victim-based connection appears in anti-trafficking Section 26-A(c)? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Does that Section 26-A describe only Philippine citizenship of the accused? Multiple Choice Easy