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What is the term for a person who directly induces others to commit a crime?
What is the term for a person who directly induces others to commit a crime?
- Principal by direct participation
- Principal by indispensable cooperation
- Accessory
- Instigator (correct)
Which of the following circumstances is not mitigated in terms of alternative circumstances?
Which of the following circumstances is not mitigated in terms of alternative circumstances?
- Low degree of education
- Relationship in crimes against property
- Intoxication when not habitual
- Intoxication when intentional (correct)
What is the term for a person who lends a bolo used in a murder?
What is the term for a person who lends a bolo used in a murder?
- Accomplice
- Accessory (correct)
- Conspirator
- Principal
What type of crime has multiple offenses committed in a single act?
What type of crime has multiple offenses committed in a single act?
What is the term for a penalty where the convict has no property to meet the fine?
What is the term for a penalty where the convict has no property to meet the fine?
How many years does it take for the crime of libel and similar offenses to prescribe?
How many years does it take for the crime of libel and similar offenses to prescribe?
What is the term for a sentence of imprisonment for the maximum period defined by law, subject to termination by the parole board?
What is the term for a sentence of imprisonment for the maximum period defined by law, subject to termination by the parole board?
How many years does it take for crimes punishable by death, reclusion perpetua, and reclusion temporal to prescribe?
How many years does it take for crimes punishable by death, reclusion perpetua, and reclusion temporal to prescribe?
What is the science involving technical knowledge about the traces of crime known as?
What is the science involving technical knowledge about the traces of crime known as?
To be considered an accessory, the author of the crime must be guilty of any of the following, EXCEPT?
To be considered an accessory, the author of the crime must be guilty of any of the following, EXCEPT?
Which of the following is NOT a crime against national security and the law of nations?
Which of the following is NOT a crime against national security and the law of nations?
Which of the following should NOT be done by a jail officer regarding an inmate with heart disease?
Which of the following should NOT be done by a jail officer regarding an inmate with heart disease?
Which of the following is NOT an aggravating circumstance?
Which of the following is NOT an aggravating circumstance?
When taking up arms against the government was undertaken by members of the military, what law was violated?
When taking up arms against the government was undertaken by members of the military, what law was violated?
Which authorizes the release of a detainee who has undergone preventive imprisonment equivalent to the maximum imposable sentence for the offense he is charged with?
Which authorizes the release of a detainee who has undergone preventive imprisonment equivalent to the maximum imposable sentence for the offense he is charged with?
Which of the following properties may NOT be taken by the officer effecting the arrest?
Which of the following properties may NOT be taken by the officer effecting the arrest?
What is the penalty for grave felonies?
What is the penalty for grave felonies?
What is the rule of interpretation applied in case of crimes subject to special penal laws?
What is the rule of interpretation applied in case of crimes subject to special penal laws?
What is the quality by which an act may be ascribed to a person as its author or owner?
What is the quality by which an act may be ascribed to a person as its author or owner?
What are acts in accordance with the law, so that such person is deemed not to have transgressed the law and is free from both criminal and civil liability?
What are acts in accordance with the law, so that such person is deemed not to have transgressed the law and is free from both criminal and civil liability?
What is not a requisite for self-defense?
What is not a requisite for self-defense?
What is the penalty for conspiracy to commit a crime?
What is the penalty for conspiracy to commit a crime?
What is the liability of a person who commits an act in accordance with justifying circumstances?
What is the liability of a person who commits an act in accordance with justifying circumstances?
What is the result if a person is found to have committed a grave felony?
What is the result if a person is found to have committed a grave felony?
Flashcards
Mitigating Circumstances
Mitigating Circumstances
Circumstances that lessen the severity of a crime, such as intoxication, relationship to the victim, or low education level.
Direct Participant (Principal)
Direct Participant (Principal)
Direct participation in committing a crime, such as the person who physically carries out the act.
Accessories to a Crime
Accessories to a Crime
People who actively encourage or aid in the commission of a crime, even if they don't directly participate.
Intent
Intent
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Motive
Motive
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Conspiracy
Conspiracy
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Personal Liability
Personal Liability
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Compound Crime
Compound Crime
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Complex Crime
Complex Crime
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Indeterminate Sentence
Indeterminate Sentence
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Grave Felonies
Grave Felonies
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Imputability
Imputability
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Acts in Accordance with Law
Acts in Accordance with Law
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Forensic Science
Forensic Science
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Accessory to a Crime
Accessory to a Crime
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Self-Defense
Self-Defense
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Crimes against National Security
Crimes against National Security
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Crimes Committed by Public Officers
Crimes Committed by Public Officers
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Grave Felonies
Grave Felonies
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Less Grave Felonies
Less Grave Felonies
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Light Felonies
Light Felonies
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RPC Applied to Special Penal Laws
RPC Applied to Special Penal Laws
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Crimes Committed Inside Jail
Crimes Committed Inside Jail
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Special Penal Laws
Special Penal Laws
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Study Notes
Circumstances in Criminal Law
- Alternative circumstances are mitigated, except for low degree of education and intoxication where the drunk person is not a habitual drunkard.
- Relationship in crimes against property and persons are also mitigated.
Principals and Accessories
- Principals are classified into direct participants, indispensable cooperation, and induction.
- Accessories are those who directly induce others to commit a crime.
Intent and Conspiracy
- Intent is the desire or wish in common.
- Motive is the reason behind the intent.
- Conspire means to cooperate or agree with others to commit a crime.
Liability and Penalty
- Personal liability leads to subsidiary penalty if the convict has no property to meet the fine.
- A person who lends a weapon used in a crime is liable as an accomplice.
Crimes
- Compound crime is when one crime is necessary for the commission of another.
- Complex crime is when a single act constitutes multiple crimes.
Sentence and Prescription
- A sentence of imprisonment for the maximum period defined by law is indeterminate.
- Crimes punishable by death, reclusion perpetua, and reclusion temporal prescribe in 20 years.
- Libel and similar offenses prescribe in 10 years.
Crimes and Penalties
- Grave felonies are those with capital punishment or penalties with afflictive periods.
- The Revised Penal Code (RPC) shall be observed in case of crimes subject to special penal laws.
Responsibility and Defense
- Imputability is the quality by which an act is ascribed to a person as its author.
- Acts in accordance with the law are justified, and the person is free from criminal and civil liability.
- Self-defense requires unlawful aggression, reasonable necessity, and lack of provocation or intent.
Forensic Science and Accessories
- Forensic science involves technical knowledge about crime traces.
- An accessory is guilty of murder, treason, parricide, or infanticide.
Crimes and Penalties (continued)
- Crimes against national security and the law of nations include violation of neutrality, rebellion, treason, and espionage.
- Crimes committed by public officers include forgery, official breaking of seal, and malversation.
- Inmates with heart diseases require special care, and jail officers should not prescribe medicine.
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This quiz covers the different roles and principles involved in criminal law, including principals, accessories, accomplices, and instigators.
