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  • 問題数 57 • 8/5/2024

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    - any act considered as wrong or that violates the standard norms - mala inse (crime in nature)

    crime in social context

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    - there must be an overt bodily movement

    act

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    - it can be seen or observed

    overt

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    - based on the laws of the land - mala prohibita - an act or omission in violation of the law

    crime in legal context

  • 5

    - system of rule embodied by different principles that bind the practice concering human conduct

    law

  • 6

    laws are made by those who are in authority as set and provided by the ?

    1987 philippine constitution

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    highest and supreme law of the land

    1987 philippine constitution

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    two crime thay can be committed through

    through an act, through omission

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    example of through an act performed by the offender

    theft, robbery, murder, homicide, illegal possession of firearm, human trafficking

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    crime by omission

    delaying release, evasion of service of sentence, failure to make delivery of public funds and property, refusal of assistance

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    - crimes that violate the Revised Penal Code (Act 3815)

    felony

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    - acts which where defined as crime as a result of Special law enacted

    offense

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    - these are minor viomations or infraction (not serious injuries or damages)

    misdemeanor

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    - those are acts as crime, which by nature are wrong or evil (MALA IN SE)

    revised penal code

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    - those that identify an act as a crime (MALA PROHIBITA) as a result of enactment of the laws

    special penal law

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    - any person accused or charged of a crime through an act or omission

    offender

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    - systematic examination to crack and solve an allegation

    investigation

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    - the contention that someone had committed a crime

    allegation

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    - the obligation of a person for the charges as result of his criminal act

    criminal responsibility

  • 20

    - the characteristic of a certain group of people which commonly include their ways of living

    culture

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    as amended cited that "the customs and traditions of indigenous cultural communities shall be applied in settling disputes between members of the cultural communities" (RA 7160).

    presidential decree 1508

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    someone who is not yet in their puberty stage

    minor

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    wherein the child is already capable of reproduction

    puberty

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    any person below the age of 18 years

    child

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    persons under 18 years of age

    children

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    individuals whose mind are in the state of sickness or ill - who cannot decide on their own snd cannot take good care of themselves

    lunatics

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    the stage of the individuals whereby parents authority over him ceases

    age of emancipation

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    age of emancipation

    18

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    age of incarceration

    21

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    child who are ___ and below during the commission of crime shall automatically EXEMPT from criminal responsibility

    15, republic act 9344

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    - who are vested with the power to effect investigation of cases

    pnp police force

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    - is necessary as it is one of the regulatory means of government to control, maintain and ensure of its people within the bounds of the law

    police power

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    - the capacity of the police to initiate investigations of cases

    investigative police power

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    every person are considered innocent unless proven to be guilty

    presumption of innocence

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    - states that a person is guilty based on moral certainty

    beyond reasonable doubt

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    - sense that a person is proven guilty based on how the court appreciated the evidence presented during trial

    moral certainty

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    - judgement rendered by the trial court that the accused person is guilty

    conviction

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    - the knowledge, nature, implication of the different crimes that investigator shoulf know and possess (talent, skills)

    substantive criminal investigation

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    - knowledge regarding the rules on how pieces of physical evidence should be be processed (ways how to investigate)

    procedural criminal investigation

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    - any material or substance which is found in the crime scene (has logical connection to ghetto offense charged)

    physical evidence

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    - the are where the crime took place - where all pieces of evidence were gathered and collected

    crime scene

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    - primary source that will serve as the bases in prosecuting the person who will be held for trial

    evidence

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    TWO REQUIREMENT ON HOW EVIDENCE SHOULD BE ADMITTED:

    evidence must be relevant, evidence must be competent

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    it has a logical connection to the fact in issue brought before the court

    evidence must be relevant

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    it does not violate any procedural requirements during gathering

    evidence must be competent

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    CLASSIFICATIONS OF EVIDENCE

    object evidence, testimonial evidence, documentary evidence

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    these are the actual materials that are recovered from crime scene

    object evidence

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    form of testimony, eyewitness in the comimidsion of thr crime and who have knowledge regarding its commission (ORAL OR WRITTEN)

    testimonial evidence

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    these are evidences in document form which includes some electronic evidence, text, chat, mail (printable)

    documentary evidence

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    evidence which directly proves the cases under investigation

    direct evidence

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    these are combinations of different events (indirect evidence) (need much deeper investigation)

    circumstantial evidence

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    have a different character from the one previously offered

    corroborative evidence

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    have a similar nature and character to the one previously offered (strong evidence)

    cumulative evidence

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    which he clearly manifest that an event or scenario exist or did not exist

    positive evidence

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    which he is not certain as a whether an event or scenario exist or did not exist (have doubt)

    negative evidence

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    which may produce a conviction if to rebuttal evidence can be shown (evidence na hindi mo kayang itanggi or di na kayang ipaglaban)

    prima facie evidence

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    offered to contradict an evidencepresviously offered (pagtanggi)

    rebuttal evidence