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What is a limitation to Freedom of Speech?
What is a limitation to Freedom of Speech?
Which statement about the Right to a Free Press is true?
Which statement about the Right to a Free Press is true?
Which of the following does NOT fall under the Freedom of Assembly?
Which of the following does NOT fall under the Freedom of Assembly?
In the context of freedom, which of these rights can be restricted in the interest of national security?
In the context of freedom, which of these rights can be restricted in the interest of national security?
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Which of the following forms of calumny refers specifically to false spoken statements?
Which of the following forms of calumny refers specifically to false spoken statements?
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What circumstance does NOT support warrantless arrest?
What circumstance does NOT support warrantless arrest?
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Which right protects a person accused of a crime ensuring they are not subjected to cruel treatment?
Which right protects a person accused of a crime ensuring they are not subjected to cruel treatment?
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In which scenario can a private individual legally make an arrest without a warrant?
In which scenario can a private individual legally make an arrest without a warrant?
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What does the right to due process guarantee?
What does the right to due process guarantee?
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Which of the following is NOT a limitation of the right to privacy as stated?
Which of the following is NOT a limitation of the right to privacy as stated?
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Study Notes
Evidence and Privacy Rights
- Evidence obtained through illegal means, such as wiretapping without a court order, is inadmissible in court.
- A secretly recorded telephone conversation between two drug pushers by police without authorization violates privacy rights in the Philippine Constitution.
- Recording conversations via telephone extensions does not breach the Anti-Wire Tapping Law.
Freedom of Speech and Expression
- Freedom of Speech allows individuals to express themselves without prior restraint.
- The Right to a Free Press enables individuals to publish and circulate writings without restriction.
- Freedom of Assembly refers to the right to peaceful demonstrations for public affairs.
- The Right of Petition allows individuals to bring grievances to the government without fear of punishment.
Limitations on Freedom of Speech
- Freedom of Speech and the Press are not absolute; limitations include:
- Severe calumny (defamation).
- Lewd or obscene content.
- Provocative content that incites violence or disorder.
- Seditious messages or speech posing a "clear and present danger."
Forms of Calumny
- Libel involves written defamation through media.
- Slander pertains to spoken defamation.
- "Clear and present danger" relates to serious threats that are immediate and realistic.
Religious Freedom
- No law shall establish a religion or restrict the free exercise of religion.
- Individuals enjoy the freedom to practice their religion without discrimination.
Right to Liberty and Property
- No one shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process.
- Equal protection of the laws is guaranteed to all individuals.
Protection against Unreasonable Searches
- Individuals have the right to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures.
- No search or arrest warrant shall be issued without probable cause.
Warrantless Arrest Conditions
- Citizens can perform "Citizen Arrest" without a warrant under specific conditions:
- Caught in the act (Flagrante Delicto).
- Hot Pursuit of a fugitive.
- Arrest of a fugitive escaping from a penal institution.
Privacy of Communication
- The privacy of communication and correspondence is inviolable, except under lawful court order or public safety requirements.
Bill of Rights Overview
- The Bill of Rights enumerates individuals' rights and privileges, intended to shield against government abuses and violations.
- Distinction between types of rights:
- Natural Rights: Inherent rights granted by God.
- Constitutional Rights: Fundamental laws that cannot be altered or revoked.
- Statutory Rights: Rights provided by law that can be amended or abolished.
Classifications of Rights
- Political Rights: Empower citizens to participate in governmental processes.
- Civil Rights: Laws designed to ensure individuals can enjoy their personal means of happiness.
- Social and Economic Rights: Rights ensuring individual well-being and economic security.
- Rights of the Accused: Protections afforded to individuals accused of crimes, including presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial.
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Test your knowledge of the Philippine Anti-Wire Tapping Law and the legal implications regarding evidence obtained without proper authorization. This quiz covers crucial aspects of privacy rights and admissibility of evidence in court proceedings.
