Introduction to Law and Legal Philosophy

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What is the highest source of law in the Philippines?

  • Judicial Decisions
  • Statutory Law
  • The Philippine Constitution (correct)
  • Local Ordinance

Which document is known as the foundation of English common law?

  • Code of Hammurabi
  • Twelve Tables
  • Magna Carta (correct)
  • The Bible

The following are three legal philosophers from the Renaissance and Enlightenment except _____

  • Confucius (correct)
  • Montesquieu
  • John Locke
  • Jean-Jacques Rousseau

What are the two general divisions of laws?

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The Concept of Klaat comprises the ancient Egyptian concepts of truth, balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice, representing a fundamental principle of equity.

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Statutory Law is the term for laws passed by the Philippine Congress that apply to all citizens.

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Draco was an ancient Greek legislator who introduced a harsh law code in 621 BCE.

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The Civil, Contract, and Family Laws are three types of Public Law in the Philippines, which focus on relationships involving individuals.

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Executive, Legislative, and Judicial are the three branches of government.

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What philosophy asserts that certain rights are inherent by virtue of human nature?

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The code of Hammurabi is known for its ancient precept known as _____, a form of retaliatory justice commonly associated with the saying 'an eye for an eye'.

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Which source of law consists of the written decisions made by the Philippine Supreme Court and other courts interpreting existing laws?

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What must be followed before a Board member can be removed for neglect of duty in RA 8559?

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In what year was RA 8559 approved?

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In the Agricultural Engineering examination, how long is the requirement for re-examination after failing thrice?

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What is known as the 'Philippine Agricultural Engineering Act of 1998'?

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In Section 32: Penalties of RA 8559, what is the maximum fine for violations?

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How many years must a member of the Board be an active practitioner?

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Flashcards

Philippine Constitution

The highest source of law in the Philippines.

Magna Carta

Foundation of English common law.

Public and Private Law

Two general divisions of laws.

Constitutional, Criminal, Administrative Law

Classifications under Public Law.

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Maat

Ancient Egyptian concepts of truth, balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice.

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Statutory Law

Laws passed by the Philippine Congress applying to all citizens.

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Draco

Ancient Greek legislator who introduced a harsh law code in 621 BCE.

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Civil, Contract, Family Laws

Types of Private Law in the Philippines.

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Executive, Legislative, Judicial

The three branches of the government.

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Natural Law

Philosophy asserting that certain rights are inherent by virtue of human nature.

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Code of Hammurabi

Ancient precept known as lex talionis, a form of retaliatory justice commonly associated with the saying “an eye for an eye”.

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Judicial Precedents

Written decisions made by the Philippine Supreme Court and other courts interpreting existing laws.

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Removal of Board Meember

A Board member can be removed for neglect of duty only after being given a notice and an opportunity for a hearing.

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Engineering Plans

Plans and specifications must be prepared, signed, and sealed by a duly registered agricultural engineer.

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Max Fine for Violations of RA 8559

The maximum fine for violations under Section 32 of RA 8559 is P200,000.

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RA 8559 Approval Date

The year RA 8559 was approved.

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Re-take Wait Time

Wait time before re-taking the agricultural engineering exam after failing thrice.

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RA 8559

Also known as the “Philippine Agricultural Engineering Act of 1998”.

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Study Notes

Introduction (Multiple Choice)

  • The Philippine Constitution is the highest source of law in the Philippines.
  • The Magna Carta is the foundation of English common law.
  • Confucius is not a legal philosopher of the Renaissance and Enlightenment.
  • Public and Private Law are the two general divisions of laws.
  • Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Administrative Law are classifications under Public Law.

Introduction (True or False)

  • The concept of Maat, not Klaat, comprises the ancient Egyptian concepts of truth, balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice.
  • Statutory Law is a term for laws passed by the Philippine Congress applying to all citizens.
  • Draco was an ancient Greek legislator who introduced a harsh law code in 621 BCE.
  • Civil, Contract, and Family Laws are types of Private Law, not Public Law, in the Philippines.
  • Executive, Legislative, and Judicial are the three branches of the government.

Introduction (Identification)

  • Natural Law is the philosophy asserting that certain rights are inherent by virtue of human nature.
  • The code of Hammurabi is known for its ancient precept known as lex talionis, a form of retaliatory justice commonly associated with the saying “an eye for an eye”.
  • Judicial Precedents are written decisions made by the Philippine Supreme Court and other courts interpreting existing laws.

RA 8559 (Multiple Choice)

  • A Board member can be removed for neglect of duty only after being given a notice and an opportunity for a hearing.
  • Plans and specifications must be prepared, signed, and sealed by a duly registered agricultural engineer.
  • The maximum fine for violations under Section 32 of RA 8559 is P200,000.

RA 8559 (Identification)

  • RA 8559 was approved in 1998.
  • After failing an agricultural engineering examination thrice, a candidate must wait one year before re-taking the exam.
  • RA 8559 is also known as the “Philippine Agricultural Engineering Act of 1998”.
  • A member of the Board must have been an active practitioner for 10 years.

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