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What legislative act inflicts punishment without a trial?
What legislative act inflicts punishment without a trial?
- Bill of Attainder (correct)
- Ex post facto law
- Judicial branch
- Presidential Decree
Which act is known as the 'DILG Act of 1990'?
Which act is known as the 'DILG Act of 1990'?
- RA 8551
- RA 6975 (correct)
- RA 9730
- RA 3815
Which principle states that criminal law is binding to all persons who live or sojourn in the Philippines?
Which principle states that criminal law is binding to all persons who live or sojourn in the Philippines?
- Prospectivity
- Generality (correct)
- Territoriality
- Ex post facto law
What is the highest rank classification of the PNP organization under RA 6975?
What is the highest rank classification of the PNP organization under RA 6975?
What principle states that criminal law looks forward and only punishes acts that are considered crimes by virtue of law?
What principle states that criminal law looks forward and only punishes acts that are considered crimes by virtue of law?
What is the nature of an act or omission punishable by special penal laws?
What is the nature of an act or omission punishable by special penal laws?
Which of the following was the first police organization established during the American Regime in the Philippines?
Which of the following was the first police organization established during the American Regime in the Philippines?
What is the Revised Penal Code also referred to as?
What is the Revised Penal Code also referred to as?
What is the imposition of payment of fines or damages to a person who committed an offense called?
What is the imposition of payment of fines or damages to a person who committed an offense called?
Which of the following involves whipping through the use of a stick, leather, or rope as a form of punishment?
Which of the following involves whipping through the use of a stick, leather, or rope as a form of punishment?
What involves the marking of an offender, usually on the hand, where repeated violations result in additional markings?
What involves the marking of an offender, usually on the hand, where repeated violations result in additional markings?
What is the term used for removing a person from the place of offense and preventing them from entering it within a required period?
What is the term used for removing a person from the place of offense and preventing them from entering it within a required period?
Which punishment method involves the cutting of some parts of the offender's body?
Which punishment method involves the cutting of some parts of the offender's body?
What punishment method involves taking vengeance on the offender through the use of pillory and stocks?
What punishment method involves taking vengeance on the offender through the use of pillory and stocks?
What describes the act of excluding the offender from the community to prevent him from influencing others in committing crimes?
What describes the act of excluding the offender from the community to prevent him from influencing others in committing crimes?
What punishment involves letting the offender drink poison to drive away the evil spirit inside their body?
What punishment involves letting the offender drink poison to drive away the evil spirit inside their body?
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