Practice question
All elements of an ordinary offense occurred outside Court A’s territory, and no special venue rule or exception applies. The complainant lives within Court A’s area. Is residence alone sufficient?
- Yes, a complainant always chooses residence
- Yes, residence creates every essential ingredient
- Yes, if the accused is unpopular
- No; the stated territorial basis is missing
- No Philippine court can ever try the offense
Legal references
- Rule110 Section15(a): https://lawphil.net/courts/rules/rc_110-127_crim.html
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