Concurrent subjective and objective offenses require only subjective rules to determine jurisdiction.
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AI generatedThe court declared jurisdiction based on the principle that when offenses are concurrently subjectively and objectively connected, only subjective rules apply. The parties argued over which jurisdictional standard should govern the concurrent offenses. The court ruled that in such scenarios, the subjective connection alone is sufficient to establish jurisdiction.
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OfficialCOMPETENCIA CONCURSO DE INFRACÇÕES
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[Nº CONVENCIONAL] JSTJ00005840 [Nº DO DOCUMENTO] SJ198104220358663 [PRIVACIDADE] 1 [REFERENCIA DE PUBLICACAO] BMJ N306 ANO1981 PAG221 [TEXTO INTEGRAL] N [URL] https://www.dgsi.pt/jstj.nsf/954f0ce6ad9dd8b980256b5f003fa814/4FE62D0D51260E2F802568FC0039999A?OpenDocument
SUMÁRIO Em caso de conexão simultaneamente subjectiva e objectiva, so as regras da primeira entram em funcionamento.