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What is the key distinction between public and official documents according to the text?
Public documents are authorized by a notary public, while official documents are issued by any public official.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a commercial document?
It is considered a public document.
What is the key difference between the falsification of public/official documents and the falsification of private documents?
The falsification of public/official documents is punished because it violates public faith and destroys the truth, while the falsification of private documents is not.
Which of the following statements about private documents is correct?
Private documents are executed by a private person without the intervention of a notary public.
Which of the following statements about the falsification of public or official documents is correct?
It is punished regardless of whether the falsifier had the intent to gain or injure a third person.
Which of the following is NOT a type of document mentioned in the text?
Legal document
What is the controlling consideration in the particular crime discussed in the text?
Public character of a document
What distinguishes the punishable act of falsification from a non-punishable act in the context provided?
Authority from relevant parties
In the context provided, what is required for an act of falsification to be considered punishable?
Intent to cause damage
What is essential for an act of falsification to be considered non-punishable according to the text?
No intent to cause damage
Which element is crucial for distinguishing punishable from non-punishable acts of falsification?
Authority from relevant parties
What must an individual do for an act of falsification to be punishable?
Show it to at least one person
Explore the technical and restrictive meaning of the phrase 'falsification of a document' and learn about the eight ways in which falsification can be committed. Delve into topics like counterfeiting handwriting, causing false appearances, and attributing statements to individuals.
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