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    NON-QUALIFYING QUESTIONS. (2.5 Points Credit For Each Question)

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    The document contains a review of constitutional law concepts including the archipelagic doctrine, citizenship, legislative inquiries vs question hour, ways for Congress to check the Supreme Court, how a bill becomes law, limitations on legislative inquiries, impeachment grounds, and constitutional amendment proposals. It also defines key terms like sovereignty, legislative power, incompatible offices, forbidden offices, and parliamentary privilege and distinguishes de jure vs de facto governments and regular vs ad interim appointments. Additionally, it covers citizenship, suffrage, inherent congressional powers, limitations on congressional power of inquiry, powers that can be delegated to the president, bills that originate in the house, budget restrictions, taxing powers, appointments requiring commission on appointments confirmation, limitations on appropriations

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    The document contains a review of constitutional law concepts including the archipelagic doctrine, citizenship, legislative inquiries vs question hour, ways for Congress to check the Supreme Court, how a bill becomes law, limitations on legislative inquiries, impeachment grounds, and constitutional amendment proposals. It also defines key terms like sovereignty, legislative power, incompatible offices, forbidden offices, and parliamentary privilege and distinguishes de jure vs de facto governments and regular vs ad interim appointments. Additionally, it covers citizenship, suffrage, inherent congressional powers, limitations on congressional power of inquiry, powers that can be delegated to the president, bills that originate in the house, budget restrictions, taxing powers, appointments requiring commission on appointments confirmation, limitations on appropriations

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    The document contains a review of constitutional law concepts including the archipelagic doctrine, citizenship, legislative inquiries vs question hour, ways for Congress to check the Supreme Court, how a bill becomes law, limitations on legislative inquiries, impeachment grounds, and constitutional amendment proposals. It also defines key terms like sovereignty, legislative power, incompatible offices, forbidden offices, and parliamentary privilege and distinguishes de jure vs de facto governments and regular vs ad interim appointments. Additionally, it covers citizenship, suffrage, inherent congressional powers, limitations on congressional power of inquiry, powers that can be delegated to the president, bills that originate in the house, budget restrictions, taxing powers, appointments requiring commission on appointments confirmation, limitations on appropriations

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    Nio Gugma Ko
    Constitutional Law
    Vital Few

    1. Archipelagic doctrine
    2. Who are citizens of the Philippines under the 1987 Constitution?
    3. Distinguish the following:
    a. Legislative Inquiries vs Question Hour
    b. Forbidden office v. Incompatible office
    4. At least three (3) ways by which Congress can check the exercise of power by the Supreme
    Court. Briefly explain each.
    5. At least three (3) ways by which a bill passed by Congress becomes a law.
    6. The three (3) limitations to the powers of the Senate, House of Representatives or any of its
    committees to conduct legislative inquiries.
    7. The powers each House over its Members.
    8. What are the grounds for impeachment?
    9. How may amendments to the 1987 Constitution be proposed?

    NON-QUALIFYING QUESTIONS. (2.5 points credit for each question)

    a) What is political law?


    b) What is a state?
    c) What is a constitution?
    d) Explain in brief the principle of separation of powers.
    e) What is the doctrine of constitutional supremacy?
    f) What comprises the national territory of the Philippines?
    g) What is the basic power of the Senate and House Electoral Tribunals?
    h) What are the procedural limitations in the power of Congress to pass bills under
    Section 26, Article VI of the Constitution?
    i) Who are the officials who may be removed by impeachment?

    Define/Briefly explain the following terms/concepts:

    Sovereignty
    Legislative power
    Incompatible offices
    Forbidden offices
    Parliamentary privilege
    Appointment
    One subject-one title rule

    PART 2. Distinguish the following

    De jure vs. De facto government


    Regular appointment v. ad interim appointment

    PART 3
    1. What are the modes of acquiring citizenship?
    2. Who are natural-born citizens of the Philippines?
    3. What is the effect of marriage to an alien on Philippine citizenship?
    4. What are the qualifications for the exercise of the right of suffrage?
    5. What are the inherent government powers that Congress may exercise? Briefly describe
    each.

    6. What are the limitations to the power of inquiry of Congress?

    7. What power or powers may Congress delegate to the President?

    8. What kinds of bills shall originate exclusively in the House of Representatives?

    9. What is Congress prohibited from doing to the budget proposed by the President?

    10. What are the limitations on the power of Congress to appropriate?

    11. Give at least two constitutional limitations on Congress power to tax. Brief explain each.

    12. Who are the appointees that require the confirmation by the Commission on
    Appointments

    13. What are the limitations on the power of Congress to make appropriations for the
    judiciary?

    14. Straight Base-Line Method

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