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Media Law 2

Media Law 2
61問 • 1年前
  • Natalia Victoria
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    Section and RA of Protection Afforded to Journ. And their Sources

    Section 5 of RA 10173

  • 2

    Nothing on this act shall be construed as to have ammended or repeated the provisions of ____

    RA 53 (Sotto Law)

  • 3

    General Provisions

    Article 16, Sections 10 & 11

  • 4

    This section refers to making sure that the law shall provide policy of environment

    Section 10

  • 5

    This section refers to the ownwrship and management of mass media shall be limited to citizens

    Section 11

  • 6

    This section refers to Amendments to this constitution may likewise be proposed by the people through initiatives.

    Section 2

  • 7

    It must be freely given, specific informed and the definition further

    Consent

  • 8

    Section and RA that given to protect journalists and their sources

    Section 5, RA 10173

  • 9

    Constitutional Provisions related to Data Privacy Act

    Article 3, Sections 2&3

  • 10

    Civil Code of the Philippines

    Article 26

  • 11

    2 Types of Defamation

    Libel, Slander

  • 12

    RA. 10175

    Cyberlibel

  • 13

    RA____ or Cybercrime Prevention act of 2012

    RA 10175

  • 14

    Cyberlibel Minimum

    6 years and 1 day to 8 years

  • 15

    Cyber libel Maximum

    8 years and 1 day to 10 years

  • 16

    Article 353

    LIBEL

  • 17

    It is public and malicious imputation of a crime or a vice or defect, real or imaginary

    Libel

  • 18

    It has a higher level of punishment/penalty than libel.

    Cyberlibel

  • 19

    Article 355

    Penalty

  • 20

    It refers to libel means writing or similar means.

    Article 355 Penalty

  • 21

    An Article that tells “person responsible”. any person who shall publish, exhibit, or cause rhe publication.

    Article 360

  • 22

    Section ___ of the Cyber Crime Prevention Act

    Section 6

  • 23

    Forms of Libel

    Facilities of Mass Media, Modern Communication Facilities, Literary Outlets

  • 24

    Select 3 Persons Liable for Libel

    Authors of written definite article, Any persons who shall publish the publication, Editor-In-Chief

  • 25

    Give the 4 Elements of Libel

    Defamatory Imputation, Publication, Identification, Malice

  • 26

    2 types of Malice

    Presumed Malice, Malice in fact

  • 27

    It tends to injure imputation or to diminish esteem, respect and goodwill

    Defamatory Imputation

  • 28

    Example of Defamatory Imputation

    The victim is humiliated and publicly embarrassed

  • 29

    Imputation made using these defamatory words using these figure if speech.

    Hyperbole, Irony, Metaphor

  • 30

    Figure of speech in exaggeration

    Hyperbole

  • 31

    Figure of Speech in Sarcasm

    Irony

  • 32

    Figure of speech in denoting one idea

    Metaphor

  • 33

    These 2 persons are liable for Written Libel

    Speaker, Producers

  • 34

    One of the forms of libel that says Libel is published not only when it is widely escalated but also through other means

    Publication

  • 35

    Example of Publication

    Posting the material on the internet or posting in a bulletin board

  • 36

    One of the forms of libel that refers to the defamatory words must be referred to an ascertained person which must be the plaintiff

    Indentification

  • 37

    2 Rule of Identification

    If Serveral persons were libeled in one article, If the Article is directed to a class or group of people

  • 38

    One of the forms of libel that connotes will or spite & speaks not in respnse to duty but merely to injure the reputation of the person

    Malice

  • 39

    Also known as constructive malice, legal malice, implied malice

    Presumed malice

  • 40

    Also knows as express malice, actual/real/true malice

    Malice in fact

  • 41

    Malice needs to be identified by the complainant of its under malice in fact. Who should prove it?

    the accused

  • 42

    2 types of Malice in Law

    Presumed Malice, Constructive/legal/implied malice

  • 43

    Malice in Fact

    Actual/real/True Malice

  • 44

    This can also go back or be related to malice in Law (accused) in some cases

    The complainant

  • 45

    What do we call of the person libeled may file a criminal case or separate case for damages

    Remedies of the Victim

  • 46

    It shall be filled in the RTC of the province, but may also be filed elesewhere

    Venue

  • 47

    In the RTC of the province/city where he resides

    Private Person

  • 48

    Venue where in the RTC of Manila

    Public Official

  • 49

    Venue where the RTC of the province/city where he holds office

    Public Official holding OUTSIDE manila

  • 50

    It is an unprotected speech in which the state has the right to regulate

    Obscenity

  • 51

    Described as an itching or longing with sexual tensions.

    Purient

  • 52

    According to _____ a thing is obscene n t predominant appeal lo to Prurient intertest.

    American Law Institute’s Model Penal Code

  • 53

    Regina v Hicklin revolved around the publication of an anti-catholic piece called The Confesional Unmarked

    Hicklin Test

  • 54

    He wrote the verbal formula known as Hicklin rule-which, to American courts, were passed as "isolated passages test" A book could he rejected on the basis of violated obscene

    Lord Cockburn

  • 55

    Defines the overall effect of the book, picture, or publication-

    Roths and Alberts Test

  • 56

    A test that says The average person, applying contemporary community standards would find the work appealing to prurient interest.

    Miller Test

  • 57

    In Miller test, it says here that the work lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value. What test is it?

    LAPS test

  • 58

    Defines whether the tendency of the matter is to deprave or corupt those minds that are open to immoval influence,

    Kottinger Rule

  • 59

    States and defines it in further detail…

    Revised Penal Code

  • 60

    Immoral doctrines, obscene publications and exhibitions, and indecent shows. The penalty of prison mayor or a fine ranging from 6,000 to 12,000 php, or both to such imprisonment and fine shall be imposed upon

    Article 201

  • 61

    The penalty of prison mayor or a fine ranging from ______ to _____ or both to such imprisonment and fine shall be imposed upon

    6,000 to 12,000

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Section and RA of Protection Afforded to Journ. And their Sources

    Section 5 of RA 10173

  • 2

    Nothing on this act shall be construed as to have ammended or repeated the provisions of ____

    RA 53 (Sotto Law)

  • 3

    General Provisions

    Article 16, Sections 10 & 11

  • 4

    This section refers to making sure that the law shall provide policy of environment

    Section 10

  • 5

    This section refers to the ownwrship and management of mass media shall be limited to citizens

    Section 11

  • 6

    This section refers to Amendments to this constitution may likewise be proposed by the people through initiatives.

    Section 2

  • 7

    It must be freely given, specific informed and the definition further

    Consent

  • 8

    Section and RA that given to protect journalists and their sources

    Section 5, RA 10173

  • 9

    Constitutional Provisions related to Data Privacy Act

    Article 3, Sections 2&3

  • 10

    Civil Code of the Philippines

    Article 26

  • 11

    2 Types of Defamation

    Libel, Slander

  • 12

    RA. 10175

    Cyberlibel

  • 13

    RA____ or Cybercrime Prevention act of 2012

    RA 10175

  • 14

    Cyberlibel Minimum

    6 years and 1 day to 8 years

  • 15

    Cyber libel Maximum

    8 years and 1 day to 10 years

  • 16

    Article 353

    LIBEL

  • 17

    It is public and malicious imputation of a crime or a vice or defect, real or imaginary

    Libel

  • 18

    It has a higher level of punishment/penalty than libel.

    Cyberlibel

  • 19

    Article 355

    Penalty

  • 20

    It refers to libel means writing or similar means.

    Article 355 Penalty

  • 21

    An Article that tells “person responsible”. any person who shall publish, exhibit, or cause rhe publication.

    Article 360

  • 22

    Section ___ of the Cyber Crime Prevention Act

    Section 6

  • 23

    Forms of Libel

    Facilities of Mass Media, Modern Communication Facilities, Literary Outlets

  • 24

    Select 3 Persons Liable for Libel

    Authors of written definite article, Any persons who shall publish the publication, Editor-In-Chief

  • 25

    Give the 4 Elements of Libel

    Defamatory Imputation, Publication, Identification, Malice

  • 26

    2 types of Malice

    Presumed Malice, Malice in fact

  • 27

    It tends to injure imputation or to diminish esteem, respect and goodwill

    Defamatory Imputation

  • 28

    Example of Defamatory Imputation

    The victim is humiliated and publicly embarrassed

  • 29

    Imputation made using these defamatory words using these figure if speech.

    Hyperbole, Irony, Metaphor

  • 30

    Figure of speech in exaggeration

    Hyperbole

  • 31

    Figure of Speech in Sarcasm

    Irony

  • 32

    Figure of speech in denoting one idea

    Metaphor

  • 33

    These 2 persons are liable for Written Libel

    Speaker, Producers

  • 34

    One of the forms of libel that says Libel is published not only when it is widely escalated but also through other means

    Publication

  • 35

    Example of Publication

    Posting the material on the internet or posting in a bulletin board

  • 36

    One of the forms of libel that refers to the defamatory words must be referred to an ascertained person which must be the plaintiff

    Indentification

  • 37

    2 Rule of Identification

    If Serveral persons were libeled in one article, If the Article is directed to a class or group of people

  • 38

    One of the forms of libel that connotes will or spite & speaks not in respnse to duty but merely to injure the reputation of the person

    Malice

  • 39

    Also known as constructive malice, legal malice, implied malice

    Presumed malice

  • 40

    Also knows as express malice, actual/real/true malice

    Malice in fact

  • 41

    Malice needs to be identified by the complainant of its under malice in fact. Who should prove it?

    the accused

  • 42

    2 types of Malice in Law

    Presumed Malice, Constructive/legal/implied malice

  • 43

    Malice in Fact

    Actual/real/True Malice

  • 44

    This can also go back or be related to malice in Law (accused) in some cases

    The complainant

  • 45

    What do we call of the person libeled may file a criminal case or separate case for damages

    Remedies of the Victim

  • 46

    It shall be filled in the RTC of the province, but may also be filed elesewhere

    Venue

  • 47

    In the RTC of the province/city where he resides

    Private Person

  • 48

    Venue where in the RTC of Manila

    Public Official

  • 49

    Venue where the RTC of the province/city where he holds office

    Public Official holding OUTSIDE manila

  • 50

    It is an unprotected speech in which the state has the right to regulate

    Obscenity

  • 51

    Described as an itching or longing with sexual tensions.

    Purient

  • 52

    According to _____ a thing is obscene n t predominant appeal lo to Prurient intertest.

    American Law Institute’s Model Penal Code

  • 53

    Regina v Hicklin revolved around the publication of an anti-catholic piece called The Confesional Unmarked

    Hicklin Test

  • 54

    He wrote the verbal formula known as Hicklin rule-which, to American courts, were passed as "isolated passages test" A book could he rejected on the basis of violated obscene

    Lord Cockburn

  • 55

    Defines the overall effect of the book, picture, or publication-

    Roths and Alberts Test

  • 56

    A test that says The average person, applying contemporary community standards would find the work appealing to prurient interest.

    Miller Test

  • 57

    In Miller test, it says here that the work lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value. What test is it?

    LAPS test

  • 58

    Defines whether the tendency of the matter is to deprave or corupt those minds that are open to immoval influence,

    Kottinger Rule

  • 59

    States and defines it in further detail…

    Revised Penal Code

  • 60

    Immoral doctrines, obscene publications and exhibitions, and indecent shows. The penalty of prison mayor or a fine ranging from 6,000 to 12,000 php, or both to such imprisonment and fine shall be imposed upon

    Article 201

  • 61

    The penalty of prison mayor or a fine ranging from ______ to _____ or both to such imprisonment and fine shall be imposed upon

    6,000 to 12,000