A country may claim jurisdiction in which way?

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- Territoriality: A country can claim jurisdiction over conduct that occurs within their territory.
- Objective territoriality: A country can claim jurisdiction over conduct occurring outside their territory if it has an effect on their territory or national interests.
- Nationality jurisdiction: A country can claim jurisdiction over conduct committed by their own nationals regardless of where it occurred.
- Passive personality: A country can claim jurisdiction over conduct that harms one of their nationals. 
All of the above are ways that a country can claim jurisdiction.

A Country May Claim Jurisdiction in Which Way