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What is the legal classification for a death caused solely by disease and/or the aging process?
What is the legal classification for a death caused solely by disease and/or the aging process?
- Murder
- Parricide
- Accidental Death (correct)
- Suicide
What term is used to describe an unnatural death resulting from an external cause, typically including homicides, suicides, accidents, and medical errors?
What term is used to describe an unnatural death resulting from an external cause, typically including homicides, suicides, accidents, and medical errors?
- Violent or Unnatural Death (correct)
- Mortality
- Failure of Functions
- Decease
What type of death is caused by the acts of the deceased or those of others?
What type of death is caused by the acts of the deceased or those of others?
- Failure of Functions
- Natural Death
- Homicidal Death
- Criminal Death (correct)
In the context of death investigation, what does 'extermination' refer to?
In the context of death investigation, what does 'extermination' refer to?
Under the Revised Penal Code, what are the requisites of the crime of Murder?
Under the Revised Penal Code, what are the requisites of the crime of Murder?
What are the requisites of the crime of infanticide?
What are the requisites of the crime of infanticide?
Under what circumstances does the crime of 'death in a tumultuous affray' occur?
Under what circumstances does the crime of 'death in a tumultuous affray' occur?
What are the requisites of the crime of 'death inflicted under exceptional circumstances'?
What are the requisites of the crime of 'death inflicted under exceptional circumstances'?
What distinguishes homicide from murder?
What distinguishes homicide from murder?
What must be true for a death to be considered accidental?
What must be true for a death to be considered accidental?
What is the legal term for a death caused by the acts of the deceased or those of others?
What is the legal term for a death caused by the acts of the deceased or those of others?
Which crime under the Revised Penal Code involves killing a person who is the father, mother, or child of the offender?
Which crime under the Revised Penal Code involves killing a person who is the father, mother, or child of the offender?
What type of death is caused solely by disease and/or the aging process?
What type of death is caused solely by disease and/or the aging process?
Under the Revised Penal Code, what must be true for a death to be considered as 'murder'?
Under the Revised Penal Code, what must be true for a death to be considered as 'murder'?
What term refers to an unnatural death resulting from an external cause, typically including homicides, suicides, accidents, and medical errors?
What term refers to an unnatural death resulting from an external cause, typically including homicides, suicides, accidents, and medical errors?
In the context of death investigation, what does 'extermination' refer to?
In the context of death investigation, what does 'extermination' refer to?
What distinguishes homicide from murder according to the text?
What distinguishes homicide from murder according to the text?
What are the requisites of the crime of 'death in a tumultuous affray'?
What are the requisites of the crime of 'death in a tumultuous affray'?
Under what circumstances does the crime of 'death inflicted under exceptional circumstances' occur?
Under what circumstances does the crime of 'death inflicted under exceptional circumstances' occur?
What are the requisites of the crime of infanticide according to the text?
What are the requisites of the crime of infanticide according to the text?
