Practice question
A Court of Appeals issues a habeas data writ in a qualifying public-data-files case. Must the writ necessarily become appellate simply because that court issued it?
- No; issuing the writ invokes the rule’s original authority
- Yes; every Court of Appeals act is appellate
- Yes; no original writ can issue there
- Yes; every RTC becomes subordinate in the same trial automatically
- Yes; the caption creates appellate review
Legal references
- Rule on Writ of Habeas Data AM08-1-16-SC Sections3–4: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2008/jan2008/am_08-1-16_sc_2008.html
- Gios-Samar v DOTC GR217158 March12,2019 MAIN: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2019/mar2019/gr_217158_2019.html
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