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Article 81 of the revised penal code is the provision pertaining to

death penalty

A method of execution was introduced in 1926 during the american occupation

electric chair

1987 philippine constitution Abolish the death penalty except for heinous crime as state under

section 19 article 3

An act to impose the death penalty on certain heinous crime amending for that purpose the revised penal law as amended other special penal laws and for other purposes

republic act 7659

Approved on march 20 1996 it is the law designated lethal injection as the method for carrying out the capital punishment in the philippines

republic act no 8177

Asleep inducing barbiturate

sodium thiopental

A drug capable of paralyzing the muscle

panchronium bromide

Capable of stopping heartbeat within seconds and this is commonly used in heart bypass operation

potassium chloride

Component of chemical used in lethal injection

sodium thiopental, pancuronium bromide, potassium chloride

The law prohibiting the imposition of the death penalty it was approved on june 24 2006

republic act no 9346

Putting the offender in prison for the purpose of protecting the public against criminal activities

imprisonment

A condition release of a prisoner after serving part of his or her sentence in prison for the purpose of gradually introducing him to free life

parole

Parole is under the guidance and supervision of a

parole officer

A disposition whereby a defendant after conviction of an offense the penalty which does not exceed to 6 years imprisonment is really subject to the condition imposed by the releasing court

probation

The one that supervise probation

probation officer

A pecuniary amount given as a compensation for a criminal act

fine

The penalty of vanishing a person from the place where he commit a crime

destierro

The state shall punish the criminal to prevent or surpress the danger to the state arising from the criminal act of the offender

prevention

To state has a right to punish the criminal as a measure of self defense so as to protect society from the threat and wrong inflected by the criminal

self defense

The object of punishment in criminal cases is to correct and reform the offender

reformation

The criminal is spanish by the state as an act to deter others from committing crimes

exemplarity

That the crime must be punished by the state as an act to retributive a vindication of absolute right and moral violated by the criminal

justice

Justification of penalty

prevention, self defense, reformation, exemplarity, justice

Purpose of penalty

retribution, corrective or reformation, social defense

The penalty is commensurate with the gravity of offense as a matter of payment for the damage done

retribution

As shown by the rules with regulate the execution of the penalties consisting in deprivation of liberty thereby giving chance for his reformation

corrective or reformation

As shown by its inflexible severity to recidivist and habitual delinquents. Society must provide the welfare of the people against any order in the community

social defense

Without however affecting the integrity of human personality

productive of suffering

Different crime must be punished with different penalties article 25 of rpc

commensurate with the offense

The guilty one must be the one to be punished no proxy

personal

The consequences must be in accordance with the law

legal

Applicable for all persons

equal

No one must escape its effects

certain

Changes the attitudes of offenders and become law abiding citizen

correctional

Capital punishment

death penalty

Lifetime imprisonment for special penal law

life imprisonment

20 years and 1 day up to 40 years

reclusion perpetua

12 years and 1 day to 20 years in prisonment

reclusion temporal

6 years and 1 day to 12 years

prison mayor

6 months and 1 day to 6 years

prison correctional

1 month and 1 day to 6 months

arresto mayor

1 day to 30 days

arresto menor

Discretionary on the part of the court

bond to keep the peace

It mandates that beggar should be returned to their birthplace until they could be put to work Became later the basis of transportation of criminals beyond the seas

act of the punishment of Roque, vagabonds and sturdy beggars (1957)

Who proclaimed that those prisoners who are not convicted of murder rape or burglary by sent to the galleys to work as a slave or oras man torona valvesals and may even yield some profit out of their punishment

elizabeth I

Most brutal ages for punishing criminals

18th century

Most popular method of corporal punishment in 18th century

flogging

Abandoned and unstable transport ship Converted as prison in order to ease the congestion in prison

old hulk

Whole result into a more degrading life for both prisoner and guards to the point that they call this

floating hell

Age of reason or age of enlightenment Baron de monesquieu and voltaire

later part of the 18th century

Basis of all social action

utilitarian concept

An excellent punishment for crimes against states

banishment

Greatest happiness principle and hedonistic calculus

jeremy bentham

The great law of the pennsylvania tuaker providing more human treatment of offender

william penns

Confinement of the prisoner in a single cell at night and congregate work in shop during the day cong

auburn system

Confinement of prisoners in their own cells days at night

pennsylvania system

Divided prisoners into companies and appointed a prisoners a petty officer in charge

mariel montisenos

Establish agricultural colony for delinquent boys in 1930 focus on reeducation once discharge the voice plays under the supervision of a patron

domets

Introduce the mark system or progressive human system to substitute for corporal punishment

alexander maconochie

One of the father of modern penology

alexander maconochie

Introduce the irish system or progressive stage system

sir walter crofton

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問題一覧

Article 81 of the revised penal code is the provision pertaining to

death penalty

A method of execution was introduced in 1926 during the american occupation

electric chair

1987 philippine constitution Abolish the death penalty except for heinous crime as state under

section 19 article 3

An act to impose the death penalty on certain heinous crime amending for that purpose the revised penal law as amended other special penal laws and for other purposes

republic act 7659

Approved on march 20 1996 it is the law designated lethal injection as the method for carrying out the capital punishment in the philippines

republic act no 8177

Asleep inducing barbiturate

sodium thiopental

A drug capable of paralyzing the muscle

panchronium bromide

Capable of stopping heartbeat within seconds and this is commonly used in heart bypass operation

potassium chloride

Component of chemical used in lethal injection

sodium thiopental, pancuronium bromide, potassium chloride

The law prohibiting the imposition of the death penalty it was approved on june 24 2006

republic act no 9346

Putting the offender in prison for the purpose of protecting the public against criminal activities

imprisonment

A condition release of a prisoner after serving part of his or her sentence in prison for the purpose of gradually introducing him to free life

parole

Parole is under the guidance and supervision of a

parole officer

A disposition whereby a defendant after conviction of an offense the penalty which does not exceed to 6 years imprisonment is really subject to the condition imposed by the releasing court

probation

The one that supervise probation

probation officer

A pecuniary amount given as a compensation for a criminal act

fine

The penalty of vanishing a person from the place where he commit a crime

destierro

The state shall punish the criminal to prevent or surpress the danger to the state arising from the criminal act of the offender

prevention

To state has a right to punish the criminal as a measure of self defense so as to protect society from the threat and wrong inflected by the criminal

self defense

The object of punishment in criminal cases is to correct and reform the offender

reformation

The criminal is spanish by the state as an act to deter others from committing crimes

exemplarity

That the crime must be punished by the state as an act to retributive a vindication of absolute right and moral violated by the criminal

justice

Justification of penalty

prevention, self defense, reformation, exemplarity, justice

Purpose of penalty

retribution, corrective or reformation, social defense

The penalty is commensurate with the gravity of offense as a matter of payment for the damage done

retribution

As shown by the rules with regulate the execution of the penalties consisting in deprivation of liberty thereby giving chance for his reformation

corrective or reformation

As shown by its inflexible severity to recidivist and habitual delinquents. Society must provide the welfare of the people against any order in the community

social defense

Without however affecting the integrity of human personality

productive of suffering

Different crime must be punished with different penalties article 25 of rpc

commensurate with the offense

The guilty one must be the one to be punished no proxy

personal

The consequences must be in accordance with the law

legal

Applicable for all persons

equal

No one must escape its effects

certain

Changes the attitudes of offenders and become law abiding citizen

correctional

Capital punishment

death penalty

Lifetime imprisonment for special penal law

life imprisonment

20 years and 1 day up to 40 years

reclusion perpetua

12 years and 1 day to 20 years in prisonment

reclusion temporal

6 years and 1 day to 12 years

prison mayor

6 months and 1 day to 6 years

prison correctional

1 month and 1 day to 6 months

arresto mayor

1 day to 30 days

arresto menor

Discretionary on the part of the court

bond to keep the peace

It mandates that beggar should be returned to their birthplace until they could be put to work Became later the basis of transportation of criminals beyond the seas

act of the punishment of Roque, vagabonds and sturdy beggars (1957)

elizabeth I

Most brutal ages for punishing criminals

18th century

Most popular method of corporal punishment in 18th century

flogging

Abandoned and unstable transport ship Converted as prison in order to ease the congestion in prison

old hulk

Whole result into a more degrading life for both prisoner and guards to the point that they call this

floating hell

Age of reason or age of enlightenment Baron de monesquieu and voltaire

later part of the 18th century

Basis of all social action

utilitarian concept

An excellent punishment for crimes against states

banishment

Greatest happiness principle and hedonistic calculus

jeremy bentham

The great law of the pennsylvania tuaker providing more human treatment of offender

william penns

Confinement of the prisoner in a single cell at night and congregate work in shop during the day cong

auburn system

Confinement of prisoners in their own cells days at night

pennsylvania system

Divided prisoners into companies and appointed a prisoners a petty officer in charge

mariel montisenos

Establish agricultural colony for delinquent boys in 1930 focus on reeducation once discharge the voice plays under the supervision of a patron

domets

Introduce the mark system or progressive human system to substitute for corporal punishment

alexander maconochie

One of the father of modern penology

alexander maconochie

Introduce the irish system or progressive stage system

sir walter crofton