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Jurisdiction in Criminal Procedure Explained by IamMarkManuel is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the distinction between jurisdiction over subject matter and jurisdiction over the person of the accused in criminal cases. It explains that custody of law is required for bail applications but not for other motions, as long as jurisdiction over the person has been acquired. Jurisdiction over the person can be acquired through arrest, voluntary surrender, or service of summons in some cases. The document also summarizes the requisites for a court to exercise criminal jurisdiction and
- Author
- IamMarkManuel
- Language
- EN