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What is the definition of battery according to the Revised Penal Code?
What is the definition of battery according to the Revised Penal Code?
What is the penalty for falsification of public or official documents?
What is the penalty for falsification of public or official documents?
What is considered an act of grave coercion?
What is considered an act of grave coercion?
What is the penalty for false testimony in other cases and perjury in solemn affirmation?
What is the penalty for false testimony in other cases and perjury in solemn affirmation?
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What is light threats?
What is light threats?
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What is the penalty for knowingly introducing evidence in any judicial proceeding to the damage of another?
What is the penalty for knowingly introducing evidence in any judicial proceeding to the damage of another?
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What is libel or defamation according to the Revised Penal Code?
What is libel or defamation according to the Revised Penal Code?
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What is oral defamation also known as?
What is oral defamation also known as?
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What is the crime of unjust vexation?
What is the crime of unjust vexation?
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What is the crime of intriguing against honor?
What is the crime of intriguing against honor?
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What is trespass to dwelling?
What is trespass to dwelling?
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What is false testimony in civil cases?
What is false testimony in civil cases?
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What is assault and battery?
What is assault and battery?
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What is grave threats?
What is grave threats?
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Study Notes
Crimes Against Honor
- Libel or defamation is an act that causes dishonor, discredit, or contempt to a natural person, including the dead, by imputing a crime, vice, or defect, real or imaginary.
- Oral defamation or slander is a public and malicious imputation of a crime, vice, or defect, which tends to dishonor or discredit a natural person.
Crimes Against Reputation
- Unjust vexation is an act that annoys or irritates another person without justified reason.
- Incriminating an innocent person is a crime that incriminates or imputes a crime to an innocent person, which constitutes perjury.
Crimes Against Credit and Collection
- False testimony in civil cases involves giving false testimony in a civil case with the intent to affect the issue presented.
Crimes Against Property
- Intriguing against honor involves entering the closed premises or fenced estate of another with intent to blemish the honor or reputation of the owner.
- Qualified trespass to dwelling involves entering the dwelling of another against the will of the owner, without permission.
- Grave threats involve threatening another with the infliction of physical harm or violence.
Crimes Against Persons
- Assault and battery involve an unlawful beating or other wrongful violence or constraint inflicted on a human being without their consent.
- False testimony in other cases and perjury in solemn affirmation involves making untruthful statements under oath or making an affidavit.
Crimes Against Documentary Integrity
- Falsification by private individuals and use of falsified documents involves committing acts of falsification in public or official documents, private documents, or commercial documents.
- False testimony in other cases and perjury in solemn affirmation involves making untruthful statements under oath or making an affidavit.
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Description
This quiz covers the concepts of defamation and libel, including slander, oral defamation, and the legal aspects of insulting or dishonoring a person's reputation.
