refers to something that is adapted or designed for a particular purpose or field. In the context of crime investigation

refer to in-depth, focused investigations that require specific skills, knowledge, and techniques tailored to certain types ofcrimes.

Specialized investigations often involve ______ or ________ trained in a particular area of law enforcement, forensics, or criminal justice.

is defined as an act or omission that violates a law.

refers to a systematic and detailed process of gathering, analyzing, and evaluating facts and evidence to uncover the truth, solve a problem, or answer specific questions.

is conducted to determine whether a crime has been committed, jdentify the perpetrator, collect evidence, and build a case for prosecution.

Is consisting of special investigative techniques.

It concentrates more on physical evidence, its collection, handling, identification and preservation in coordination with the crime laboratory special crime investigation.

Philippines justice system, particularly the court, telies more on ______ _______ rather than extra-judicial confessions and testimonies.

is a special study of modern techniques in the investigation of serious and specific crimes including murder, homicide, rape, abortion, robbery, arson kidnapping,blackmail, carnapping and criminal negligence.

Special Crime Investigation emphasis is on physical evidence rather than an _________________.

This refers to investigations that deal with specific types of crimes such as arson, drug trafficking, cybercrime, or homicide, where law enforcement officerswith advanced training and expertise in these areas lead the investigations.

What law punishes Estafa (fraud) in the Philippines?

Under what law is Theft penalized in the Philippines?

What law defines and penalizes Robbery in the Philippines?

Which law in the Philippines penalizes Arson?

What law penalizes Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention?

What law penalizes for motor vehicle-related kidnapping

Which law punishes Abortion in the Philippines?

Under what law is Rape punished in the Philippines?

What law penalizes Murder in the Philippines?

Under which law is Homicide penalized in the Philippines?

What law penalizes Carnapping in the Philippines?

Under which law is Criminal Negligence, particularly in Hit-and-Run cases, penalized?(For reckless imprudence)

Under which law is Criminal Negligence, particularly in Hit-and-Run cases, penalized?(For land transportation traffic code)

Which law in the Philippines penalizes Drug-Related Cases?

What law punishes Bombing or the use of explosives in the Philippines?

What law penalizes Cybercrime in the Philippines?

Which law penalizes Human Trafficking, including Kidnapping for labor or exploitation?

Under which law is child pornography and related cybercrimes penalized?

Which law penalizes Anti-Hazing Acts, covering crimes like assault related to initiation practices?

Under what law are cases of Stalking or Harassment penalized in the Philippines?

What law penalizes Grave Coercion, which may involve forced acts or threats?

A form of fraud where one party deceives another to obtain property, money, or services through false representation, abuse of confidence, or fraudulent actions.

The unlawful taking of someone’s property without consent, with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of it.

Taking property from another person by force or intimidation.

Deliberately setting fire to property.

Taking or holding someone against their will, usually for ransom or coercion.

The illegal termination of pregnancy.

Non-consensual sexual intercourse, often through force or threat.

The unlawful killing of a person with intent or malice aforethought.

The killing of a person, either lawful (justifiable) or unlawful (criminal).

Theft or hijacking of a motor vehicle.

Failure to exercise reasonable care, resulting in injury or damage, particularly in road accidents.

Crimes involving the illegal possession, sale, distribution, or production of drugs.

The illegal use of explosives to cause damage or harm.

Obtaining money or property through deceit or fraud.

The illegal production, distribution, sale, or transportation of controlled substances such as narcotics, stimulants, and other prohibited drugs.

Crimes committed using computers, networks, or the internet, including hacking, identity theft, fraud, and cyberstalking.

The unlawful killing of another person. It may be classified as murder or manslaughter depending on intent and circumstances.

What is the penalty for carnapping without violence or intimidation, as per Section 3?

What is the penalty for carnapping with violence or intimidation, as per Section 3?

What is the penalty if the owner, driver, or occupant of the vehicle is killed or raped during a carnapping?

Under Section 4, what is the penalty for anyone who conceals, a carnapped vehicle?

What is the role of the Philippine National Police (PNP) when applying for the registration of a motor vehicle, according to section 5?

What is required for the registration of motor vehicles, motor vehicle engines, engine blocks, and chassis under section 7?

According to section 10 what must an importer or distributor of motor vehicle keep records of?

What is prohibited under section 14 regarding motor vehicle serial numbers?

What is the responsibility of the land transportation office under section 7?

Raplacing the entire body of a motor vehicle with a new body.

Altering, changing, erasing, or replacing the original serial number on a motor vehicle's engine, engine block, or chasis.

The tearing apart of a motor vehicle, piece-by-piece or part-by-part.

Which term describes transferring identifying marks from a wrecked vehicle to another in R.A. 10883?

Breaking down of a motor vehicle into parts

What term in R.A. 10883 refers to altering the original serial number on a vehicle?

Which term refers to the act of replacing the body of a motor vehicle in R.A. 10883?

The use or transfer of a vehicle plate to another vehicle, which does notmatch the registration details:'

A motor vehicle that is inoperable and beyond economic repair after a serious accident or incident.

Parts taken from a carnapped vehicle and used in assembling another vehicle.

Introducing changes to the shape or form of the body.of a motor vehicle.

Changing the color of a motor vehicle, different from its registered color in the Land Transportation Office (LTO)

Cleaning or repairing the entire engine of a motor vehicle by separating it from the body

Any vehicle propelled by power other than muscular power, except certain vehicles like road rollers and tractors.

The transfer of identifying marks such as engine number, chassis number, or plate number from a motor vehicle declared as "total wreck" to another vehicle.

1.What is the short title of Presidential Decree No. 1612?

What term reters to the act of dealing in stolen goods under this law?

Who is considered a "fence" under the Anti-Fencing Law?

What type of evidence is mere possession of stolen goods under this law?

What is the penally if the value of stolen property exceeds f22,000?

Who is liable if the offender is a corporation or partnership?

What is required for stores selling used second-hand articles?

What agency is tasked with issuing clearances under Section 6 of the law?

What is the penally if the stolen properly value dces not exceed P5?

What does "used secondhand article" refer to?

What happens to articles with no evidence of legitimate acquisition?

What must accompany an application for a clearance or permit?

What happens if the acquisition legitimacy of an article cannot be established

What type of business transaction does "buy and sell" reter to in the law?

What document must be maintained by Station Commanders after issuing permits?

What happens to stolen goods unclaimed by their rightful owners?

What term refers to a supplier not licensed by the government?

What is the effectivity date of the Anti-Fencing Law?

What is the penalty for fencing goods valued over 6,000 but not exceeding P12,000?

What type of notice is required if the legitimacy of acquisition is in doubt?

Who approves the publication of notices for unlicensed goods?

What is the maximum penalty duration for fencing under this law?