A) Inciting to War B) Coup d'etat C) Conspiracy to Commit Treason D) Espionage
A) Whether she wore a uniform B) Whether she acted voluntarily C) Whether she was paid D) Whether she is a civilian
A) No, because it lacks seditious intent B) Yes, because criticism equals sedition C) Yes, because it undermines authority D) No, because bloggers are exempt
A) Right to privacy B) Freedom of movement C) Right against unreasonable seizures D) Freedom of speech
A) Arbitrary Detention B) Violation of domicile C) Grave coercion D) Illegal arrest
A) Inciting to rebellion B) Coup d'etat C) Sedition D) Rebellion
A) Immunity of non-combatants B) Proximate cause C) Indeterminate sentence kaw D) Absorption doctrine
A) No, because the threat was past B) No, because she went voluntarily C) Yes, intimidation still constitutes deprivation D) Yes, but only grave coercion
A) Arbitrary detention B) Abuse of authority C) Unlawful arrest D) Illegal arrest
A) Refusing to pay taxes B) Sharing memes criticizing government C) Skipping mandatory civic duties D) Leaking military troop movements
A) Surveillance of all student organizations B) Total ban on political groups C) Establishing civic education programs D) Mandatory reporting of dissenters
A) Intent to aid a foreign power B) Actual publication C) Possession of information D) Public interest
A) Relationship B) Degree of provocation C) Weapon used D) Severity of injuries
A) Homicide B) Parricide C) Murded D) Reckless imprudence resulting to homicide
A) No, aggression had ended B) Yes, the thief committed a crime C) Yes, because firearm was licensed D) Yes, because the item is valuable
A) Price or reward B) By means of fire C) Abuse of superiority D) Treachery
A) By fraudulent machination B) By force or intimidation C) By grave abuse of authority D) By taking advantage of relationship
A) Yelling at an employee B) Forcing someone to join a gang C) Warning a friend to stop wrongdoing D) Asking someone to run errands
A) Estafa B) None if no intent to gain C) Fencing D) Theft
A) Good faith B) Mistake of fact C) Mitigating circumstance D) Proximate cause
A) Public scandal B) Use of firearm C) Lack of provocation D) Presence of qualifying circumstances
A) Child abuse B) Abandonment of minor C) Infanticide D) Parricide
A) Coercion B) Physical injury C) Trespass to dwelling D) Robbery
A) Throwing mud at someone publicly B) Posting defamatory content C) Online insult D) False accusation
A) Reckless imprudence resulting in physical injuries B) Attempted homicide C) Malicious mischief D) Direct physical injuries
A) Increased police visibility B) Public education on negligence C) Stricter punishment D) More prisons
A) Qualified theft B) coercion C) Theft D) Robbery
A) Physical evidence B) Threats C) Destroying property D) Annoying acts without serious harm
A) Adultery B) Illegal marriage C) concubinage D) bigamy
A) Libel B) Intriguing against honor C) Oral defamation D) Slander by deed
A) RA 9165 B) RA 10883 C) RA 9208 D) RA 10591
A) Recruitment with exploitation B) Recruiting minors for work abroad C) Transporting a worker without contract D) Failure to provide employment
A) Stealing a car parked on the street B) Using a stolen motorcycle unknowingly C) Forced taking of a tricycle D) Borrowing a car and returning it late
A) Fencing B) Robbery C) Estafa D) Theft
A) RA 10175 B) RA 9160 C) RA 8049 D) RA 10591
A) Unintentional sharing of wrong info B) Posting false defamatory claims C) Sharing a meme D) Posting criticism online
A) Parol evidence rule B) Hearsay rule C) Best evidence rule D) Opinion rule
A) Documentary evidence B) Testimonial evidence C) Secondary evidence D) Real evidence
A) Rumors B) Hearsay with exception C) Eyewitness under stress D) CCTV clear footage
A) Yes, as secondary evidence B) Yes, as real evidence C) Never D) No, requires expert testimony
A) defense B) Accused C) Prosecution D) Court
A) Suspect's silence B) Opportunity and weapon possession C) Motive alone D) Presence near crime scene
A) Best evidence rule B) Dying declaration exception C) Verbal act rule D) Part of res gestae
A) relevance B) authorship C) All of the above D) reliability
A) Expert on digital forensics testifying about devices B) Lay witness identifying someone C) Lay witness giving medical opinion D) Expert analyzing blood
A) Inadmissible B) Admissible C) Secondary evidence D) Voluntary
A) Any witness B) Subscribing witness C) Court clerk D) Notary
A) Voluntarily given by accused B) Given under subpoena C) Discovered accidentally D) Obtained without warrant and not an exception
A) Documentary evidence B) Testimonial evidence C) Demonstrative evidence D) Real evidence
A) Lawyer's objections B) Lighting conditions C) Judge's impression D) Age of witness
A) Anonymous tip B) Victims's prompt complaint C) Victim's delay reporting D) Rumors
A) Presumption of innocence B) Presumption of fraud C) Presumption of regularity D) Presumption of delivery
A) Burden of proof B) Opinion testimony C) Impeachment D) Chain of custody
A) Waived B) Sustained C) Stricken off D) Admissible
A) After cross-examination B) At closing arguments C) Before answer is given D) Anytime
A) Reasonable suspicion B) Preponderance of evidence C) Belief of judge D) Proof beyond reasonable doubt
A) Defer B) Admit C) Modify D) Reject
A) Real evidence B) Demonstrative evidence C) Documentary evidence D) Testimonial evidence
A) Probability B) All of the above C) Consistency D) Demeanor
A) Burden of proof B) Admissibility C) Weight of evidence D) Sufficiency
A) Strong B) Neutral C) Weak D) Inadmissible
A) Type of crime B) Age of suspect C) Chain of custody integrity D) Length of trial
A) MTC B) RTC C) Sandiganbayan D) Court of Appeals
A) Cure by amendmend B) No effect C) Nullity D) Automatic dismissal
A) Place of commission B) Judge preference C) Residence of accused D) Police recommendation
A) Suspension of PI B) Automatic acquittal C) Case dismissed D) Waiver of right
A) Arrest B) Arraignment C) Filing complaint D) Preliminary investigation
A) Judge allows in interest of justice B) Witness appears late C) Prosecution insist D) Defense agrees
A) Number of victims B) Location of offense C) Amount involved D) Position of accused
A) Limiting caseloads B) Mandatory plea bargaining C) More judges D) Requiring longer trials |