Territoriality Principle

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1. What connection principally supports territorial criminal jurisdiction? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Under territoriality, does a foreign offender's nationality alone exclude jurisdiction over an ordinary offense committ… Multiple Choice Easy
3. UNTOC Article 15(1)(a) requires States Parties to establish jurisdiction over the specified Convention offenses when co… Multiple Choice Easy
4. A foreign visitor commits an ordinary theft entirely in Manila. No immunity or special exception applies. Which jurisdi… Multiple Choice Medium
5. State A validly criminalizes conduct occurring within A. Its officers propose entering State B to arrest a suspect with… Multiple Choice Medium
6. An offense covered by valid statutes begins in State A and is completed in State B. Both States identify a substantial … Multiple Choice Hard
7. A cybercrime scheme includes essential criminal acts performed inside State A and separate acts abroad. A's applicable … Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain why an ordinary foreign national may be prosecuted for an offense committed within Philippine territory, while … Essay Medium
9. State A has territorial jurisdiction over a crime, but the suspect remains in B. Explain why prosecution authority does… Essay Medium
10. Can two States have territorial connections to a single cross-border offense? Explain without assuming automatic priori… Essay Medium
11. Under RA12064 Section5, how far is the Philippine territorial sea measured from the applicable baselines? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Section5 recognizes territorial-sea sovereignty over which additional spaces? Multiple Choice Easy