What does the territorial principle of jurisdiction primarily connect to a state's authority?
Correct answer: A. The place where the conduct occurs
- A. The place where the conduct occurs
- B. The nationality of the injured person
- C. The location of the offender's bank account
- D. The political relationship between the two states
Explanation
Territorial jurisdiction is based on the location of the conduct or its effects within the state's territory. Nationality and protective jurisdiction are separate connecting factors that may apply in different circumstances.
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