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When must an objection to the illegality of an arrest be raised?
When must an objection to the illegality of an arrest be raised?
- After arraignment
- After the trial
- During the trial
- Before arraignment (correct)
What is the consequence of an illegal arrest on documents seized?
What is the consequence of an illegal arrest on documents seized?
- They are not affected by the arrest
- They are inadmissible in evidence (correct)
- They are admissible if relevant
- They can still be used as evidence
Under what article of the Revised Penal Code may an arresting person be held criminally liable for an illegal arrest?
Under what article of the Revised Penal Code may an arresting person be held criminally liable for an illegal arrest?
- Art. 269 (correct)
- Art. 32
- Art. 100
- Art. 150
What does jurisdiction refer to in legal terms?
What does jurisdiction refer to in legal terms?
What is necessary for the valid exercise of criminal jurisdiction over a case?
What is necessary for the valid exercise of criminal jurisdiction over a case?
What does criminal jurisdiction authorize a court to do in relation to a specific offense?
What does criminal jurisdiction authorize a court to do in relation to a specific offense?
Who may prosecute a case if the public prosecutor has a heavy work schedule or there is a lack of public prosecutors?
Who may prosecute a case if the public prosecutor has a heavy work schedule or there is a lack of public prosecutors?
What is the main difference between a complaint under Sec. 3 Rule 110 and a complaint filed with the Prosecutor's office?
What is the main difference between a complaint under Sec. 3 Rule 110 and a complaint filed with the Prosecutor's office?
In what form is a valid information presented?
In what form is a valid information presented?
Why must criminal actions be commenced in the name of the People?
Why must criminal actions be commenced in the name of the People?
What happens if a criminal action is instituted in the name of an offended party or a particular city?
What happens if a criminal action is instituted in the name of an offended party or a particular city?
When can a private prosecutor prosecute a case without needing authorization?
When can a private prosecutor prosecute a case without needing authorization?
What is the purpose of an inquest conducted by a public prosecutor in criminal cases?
What is the purpose of an inquest conducted by a public prosecutor in criminal cases?
How is an arrest officially made?
How is an arrest officially made?
What is a warrant of arrest?
What is a warrant of arrest?
Who is not subject to arrest under certain circumstances?
Who is not subject to arrest under certain circumstances?
When is a senator or congressman not privileged from arrest, even if Congress is in session?
When is a senator or congressman not privileged from arrest, even if Congress is in session?
Who can conduct an inquest in criminal cases besides public prosecutors?
Who can conduct an inquest in criminal cases besides public prosecutors?
What is the purpose of XPNs in the context provided?
What is the purpose of XPNs in the context provided?
When does a criminal action require a preliminary investigation?
When does a criminal action require a preliminary investigation?
What does it mean when there is clearly no prima facie case against the accused?
What does it mean when there is clearly no prima facie case against the accused?
When can a criminal action be instituted without a preliminary investigation?
When can a criminal action be instituted without a preliminary investigation?
In which scenario would XPNs likely come into play?
In which scenario would XPNs likely come into play?
Why might a motion to quash be denied in a criminal case?
Why might a motion to quash be denied in a criminal case?
In what situation may a judge order the prosecutor to present additional evidence?
In what situation may a judge order the prosecutor to present additional evidence?
When is a warrant of arrest not necessary according to the text?
When is a warrant of arrest not necessary according to the text?
Which scenario represents a valid warrantless arrest?
Which scenario represents a valid warrantless arrest?
What is meant by 'personal knowledge' in the context of the text?
What is meant by 'personal knowledge' in the context of the text?
Under what circumstances can a judge deem it unnecessary to issue a warrant of arrest?
Under what circumstances can a judge deem it unnecessary to issue a warrant of arrest?
In what situation can an arrest be made without a warrant according to the text?
In what situation can an arrest be made without a warrant according to the text?
