Author | Dodd, Joseph W. author |
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Title | Criminal Jurisdiction under the United States-Philippine Military Bases Agreement [electronic resource] : A Study in Conjurisdictional Law / by Joseph W. Dodd |
Imprint | Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 1968 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-0518-5 |
Descript | 143 p. online resource |
I. Civil-Military Jurisdiction with Respect to United States Military Forces in the Philippines, 1898โ1947 -- War and Insurrection, 1898โ1902 -- The Territorial Period, 1902โ1935 -- The Commonwealth Period, 1935โ1942 -- The Japanese Occupation, 1942โ1945 -- United States Reoccupation and the Postwar Period -- Summary -- II. Arrangements for Postwar Bases in the Philippines -- Pre-Independence DevelopmentsโBackground to Negotiations -- Independence and the Beginning of Negotiations -- Negotiation of the Bases Agreement of 1947 -- Summary -- III. Criminal Jurisdiction under the Military Bases Agreement of 1947 -- Base Arrangements in General -- Criminal Jurisdictional Arrangements -- Major Differences between the NATO SOFA and the Philippine Agreement -- The Constitutional Test -- Continuity in Jurisdictional Arrangements -- IV. Criminal Jurisdictional Problems under the 1947 Bases Agreement -- Philippine Prosecution of United States Personnel for Off-Base Offenses -- Enforcement of Philippine Laws on the Bases -- Offenses by United States Personnel against Filipinos on the Bases -- Exercise of Jurisdiction over Filipinos by the United States 67 Killing and Injury of Filipinos by Security Guards on the Bases -- Summary -- V. Revision of the 1947 Agreement -- The Security-Sovereignty Dilemma -- Presidential OverturesโFirst Attempts at Negotiation, 1953โ1954 -- Pelaez-Bendetsen Talks, 1956 -- Serrano-Bohlen Talks, 1958โ1959 -- Mendez-Blair Talks, 1965 -- VI. Criminal Jurisdictional Arrangements under the 1965 Agreement -- General Principles of Jurisdiction -- Exclusive Jurisdiction -- Concurrent Jurisdiction -- Waiver of Jurisdiction -- Base Security -- Arrest and Confinement -- Search and Seizure -- Procedural Guarantees -- Potential Problems -- Conclusion -- VII. Toward a Conjurisdictional Law -- List of Cases Cited