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1
SA ARTICLE 4 PAR 1 ANO ANG LATIN TERM NI MISTAKE IN THE BLOW ?
abberatio ictus
2
SA MISTAKE IN IDENTITY ANO ANG PENALTY NA MASUSUNOD ?
mababa
3
SA ABERATIO ICTUS or mistake in the blow ANONG PENALTY ANG MASUSUNOD ?
mataas
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ANO ANG LATIN TERM NI MISTAKE IN IDENTITY?
error in personae
5
NAPAGKAMALAN ?
mistake in identity
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IBA TINANMAAN ?
mistake in the blow
7
INJURIOUS RESULT IS GREATER THAN THE INTENDED LATIN TERM?
praeter intentionem
8
ANG EFFECT PENALTY SA PRAETER INTENTIONEM ?
mitigating
9
SA ARTICLE 4 PARAGRAPH 1 MAYROON BANG INTENTION O WALA ?
mayroon
10
IS THAT CAUSE WHICH IN THE ORDINARY AND CONTINUOUS SEQUENCE, UNBROKEN BY AN EFFICIENT INTERVENING CAUSE PRODUCES THE INJURY?
proximate cause
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ARE THOSE THAT BREAK THE RELATION OF CAUSE AND EFFECT?
efficient intervening cause
12
THE FELONY COMMITTED IS NOT THE PROXIMATE CAUSE OF THE RESULTING INJURY When?
Active force and intentional act of the accused
13
THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT AFFECT THE CAUSE AND EFFECT PELATIONSHIP ?
Pre existing conditions, Concurrent/ sumablay or Supervening
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CONSTRUCTION OF PENAL LAWS 1.Penal laws are strictly construed against the state and liberally in favor of the accused 2.If there is a conflict between the Spanish text and the English text, the _____ text prevails.
spanish
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Requisites Of Art. 4 (1) 1. An ________ has been committed. 2. The wrong done to the victim be the direct, natural and logical consequence of the felony committed by the offender. 3. The felony done must be the proximate cause of the resulting injury.
intentional felony
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Requisites Of Art. 4 (1) 1. An intentional Felony has been committed. 2. The wrong done to the victim be the direct, ____ and logical consequence of the felony committed by the offender. 3. The felony done must be the proximate cause of the resulting injury.
natural
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Requisites Of Art. 4 (1) 1. An intentional Felony has been committed. 2. The wrong done to the victim be the direct, natural and logical consequence of the felony committed by the offender. 3. The felony done must be the ________ of the resulting injury.
proximate cause
18
Juan only wanted to box Pedro, but Pedro died when he fell to the pavement resulting to brain hemorrhage.
praeter intentionem
19
Juan shoot Pedro, but it was Jose who was injured.
mistake in the blow
20
Juan, intended to shoot Pedro, but it was Jose whom he shot because he mistook Jose to be Pedro.
mistake in identity
21
The following does not affect the CAUSE and EFFECT relationship. 1. _______of the victim 2. Concurrent conditions 3. Supervening Conditions
pre-existing condition
22
The following does not affect the CAUSE and EFFECT relationship. 1. Pre existing conditions of the victim 2. ______ conditions 3. Supervening Conditions
concurrent
23
The following does not affect the CAUSE and EFFECT relationship. 1. Pre existing conditions of the victim 2. Concurrent conditions 3. ________ Conditions
Supervening
24
Pedro threatened Juan and chased him with a knife. Fearing for his life. Juan jumped to the river. Juan drowned because he did not know how to swim.
cause and effect relation
25
Juan was weak and suffering from tuberculosis. Pedro gave him fist blows causing internal hemorrhage. Juan died as a result.
pre existing condition
26
Pedro stabbed Juan in the stomach. Juan did not want to go to the hospital so he just stayed in his house hoping to recover. Juan died.
cause and effect relation
27
Pedro stabbed Juan. Maria saw what happened and called the ambulance. Ambulance took 2 hours to arrive. By that time Juan lost a lot of blood and died.
cause and effect relation
28
Pedro stabbed Juan. Maria saw what happened and called the ambulance. Ambulance took 2 hours to arrive. By that time Juan lost a lot of blood and died.
cause and effect relation
29
Pedro shot Juan. Juan was brought to a clinic but because of erroneous and unskillful surgical operation by the doctors. Juan died.
concurrent condition
30
efficient intervening cause a. there is an _______ that intervened between the felony committed and the resulting injury;
active force
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Efficient intervening cause b. the resulting injury is due to the _______ of the accused.
intentional act
32
Juan only wanted to box Pedro, but Pedro died when he fell to the pavement resulting to brain hemorrhage.Is Juan liable for the death of Pedro?
Yes it is Praeter Intentionem
33
Pedro chased Juan with a knife because of fear the latter jumped into the water because he did not know how to swim he sank down and died of drowning. Is Pedro liable for the death of Juan?
Yes
34
Juan stabbed Pedro at the finger causing a non mortal wound. Inorder to aggravate the wound for the purpose of charging Juan a high payment, It caused an infection causing his death. Is Juan liable for the death of Pedro?
No there is efficient intervening cause.
35
Juan was weak and suffering from tuberculosis. Pedro gave him fist blows causing internal hemorrhage. Juan died as a result. Pedro states that he is not liable because Juan has already a disease. Is the statement of Pedro correct?
No he is liable Pre existing conditions of the victim does not affect cause and effect
36
Pedro stabbed Juan in the stomach. Juan did not want to go to the hospital so he just stayed in his house hoping to recover. Juan died. Is Pedro liable for the death of Juan?
Yes there is a Cause and Effect Relationship
37
Pedro shot Juan. Juan was brought to a clinic but because of erroneous and unskillful surgical operation by the doctors. Juan died. Can Pedro invokes it is the fault of the doctor?
No Concurrent conditions does not affect cause and effect relationship, Pedro si still liable
38
Pedro struck Juan with his fist and knocked him down and a horse near them jumped upon Juan and killed him. Is Pedro liable for the death of Juan?
No, efficient intervening cause