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What are the three requisites for a court to have jurisdiction over a case?
What are the three requisites for a court to have jurisdiction over a case?
- Jurisdiction over the offense charge, jurisdiction over the evidence, and jurisdiction over the judge
- Jurisdiction over the offense charge, jurisdiction over the judge, and jurisdiction over the witnesses
- Jurisdiction over the person of the accused, jurisdiction over the evidence, and jurisdiction over the territory
- Jurisdiction over the offense charge, jurisdiction over the person of the accused, and jurisdiction over the territory (correct)
What is the purpose of filing a pleading to question the jurisdiction of the court over the accused's person?
What is the purpose of filing a pleading to question the jurisdiction of the court over the accused's person?
- To seek an affirmative relief
- To waive the accused's rights
- To question the jurisdiction of the court over his person (correct)
- To admit guilt
What did the Supreme Court say about the prosecution's duty in proving jurisdiction?
What did the Supreme Court say about the prosecution's duty in proving jurisdiction?
- The prosecution only needs to prove the offense committed
- The prosecution must prove the offense committed and the identity of the accused (correct)
- The prosecution must only prove the offense was committed within the jurisdiction of the court
- The prosecution must only prove the identity of the accused
Which of the following best describes an eigenvector?
Which of the following best describes an eigenvector?
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What is the relationship between an eigenvector and its corresponding eigenvalue?
What is the relationship between an eigenvector and its corresponding eigenvalue?
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What is the origin of the prefix 'eigen-' in 'eigenvector' and 'eigenvalue'?
What is the origin of the prefix 'eigen-' in 'eigenvector' and 'eigenvalue'?
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Jurisdiction
- For a court to have jurisdiction over a case, three requisites must be met:
- The court has jurisdiction over the accused's person
- The court has jurisdiction over the subject matter
- The court has jurisdiction over the territory
Challenging Jurisdiction
- Filing a pleading to question the jurisdiction of the court over the accused's person is done to ensure that the court has the authority to try the defendant
Proving Jurisdiction
- The Supreme Court has stated that the prosecution has the duty to prove jurisdiction in a case
Eigenvectors and Eigenvalues
- An eigenvector is a non-zero vector that, when transformed by a linear transformation, results in a scaled version of the same vector
- The relationship between an eigenvector and its corresponding eigenvalue is that the eigenvalue is the scalar that represents the amount of scaling
- The prefix 'eigen-' in 'eigenvector' and 'eigenvalue' originates from the German word "eigen", meaning "proper" or "characteristic"
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