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The positivist theory views crime as:
The positivist theory views crime as:
- A personal choice influenced by societal norms
- An outcome of personal volition
- A result of economic disparities
- A social phenomenon beyond individual control (correct)
In the context of the text, penalties for crimes are imposed primarily for the purpose of:
In the context of the text, penalties for crimes are imposed primarily for the purpose of:
- Seeking retribution
- Reforming the offender (correct)
- Exacting revenge
- Ensuring public fear
Under what circumstances can the provisions of the Code be enforced outside the Philippine Archipelago?
Under what circumstances can the provisions of the Code be enforced outside the Philippine Archipelago?
- When crimes are committed on a foreign ship or airship (correct)
- For any criminal offense committed by a foreign national
- Only on Philippine-owned vessels or aircraft
- For acts against national security within foreign territories
Which group of individuals is specifically mentioned in the text as subject to jurisdiction outside of the Philippine Archipelago?
Which group of individuals is specifically mentioned in the text as subject to jurisdiction outside of the Philippine Archipelago?
The concept of 'crimes against national security and the law of nations' mentioned in the text falls under which title of the Code?
The concept of 'crimes against national security and the law of nations' mentioned in the text falls under which title of the Code?
What distinguishes the English Rule from the French Rule, as mentioned in the text?
What distinguishes the English Rule from the French Rule, as mentioned in the text?
Where should a crime committed on board of a foreign vessel be tried, according to the English rule?
Where should a crime committed on board of a foreign vessel be tried, according to the English rule?
According to the French rule, where should a crime committed on a foreign vessel be tried when anchored in another country?
According to the French rule, where should a crime committed on a foreign vessel be tried when anchored in another country?
Under what conditions would a crime committed on a foreign vessel in Philippine waters not be subject to the laws of a foreign sovereign?
Under what conditions would a crime committed on a foreign vessel in Philippine waters not be subject to the laws of a foreign sovereign?
What rule does the Philippines follow regarding crimes committed on board of foreign vessels?
What rule does the Philippines follow regarding crimes committed on board of foreign vessels?
In which case would a crime committed on a foreign vessel while anchored in another country not be tried in that country under French Rule?
In which case would a crime committed on a foreign vessel while anchored in another country not be tried in that country under French Rule?
According to English Rule, where should a crime committed on board a foreign vessel in Philippine waters be tried for merchant vessels registered under Philippines?
According to English Rule, where should a crime committed on board a foreign vessel in Philippine waters be tried for merchant vessels registered under Philippines?
In the scenario provided, which law shall apply to a warship regardless of the territory where the act is committed?
In the scenario provided, which law shall apply to a warship regardless of the territory where the act is committed?
According to Article 14 of the Civil Code mentioned in the passage, which laws are obligatory upon all who live and sojourn in the Philippine territory?
According to Article 14 of the Civil Code mentioned in the passage, which laws are obligatory upon all who live and sojourn in the Philippine territory?
When a crime is committed on board a foreign vessel within the territory of the Philippines, which rule applies according to the passage?
When a crime is committed on board a foreign vessel within the territory of the Philippines, which rule applies according to the passage?
Based on the scenario, in which cases do warships fall under the jurisdiction of their own courts?
Based on the scenario, in which cases do warships fall under the jurisdiction of their own courts?
According to the English Rule mentioned in the passage, what jurisdiction applies to a crime committed on a non-warship foreign vessel within Philippine territory?
According to the English Rule mentioned in the passage, what jurisdiction applies to a crime committed on a non-warship foreign vessel within Philippine territory?
Under what circumstances do warships fall under Philippine laws according to the text provided?
Under what circumstances do warships fall under Philippine laws according to the text provided?
