A) Constitution B) Civil Code C) Rules of Court D) Revised Penal Code E) Revised Penal Code
A) Act No. 3326 B) Act No. 3815 C) R.A. No. 10951 D) Act No. 3815 E) R.A. No. 10592
A) July 1, 1932 B) January 1, 1932 C) January 1, 1930 D) July 1, 1933 E) July 1, 1932
A) Territorial application of the Cod B) Criminal negligence C) Territorial application of the Code D) Penalties E) Conspiracy
A) Crimes committed within Philippine territory B) Crimes committed outside the Philippines by Philippine citizens in all circumstances C) Crimes committed on Philippine ships or airships D) Crimes committed in Philippine territory by foreigners E) Crimes committed outside the Philippines by Philippine citizens in all circumstances
A) Intent only B) Dolo or culpa C) Negligence only D) Mistake only E) Dolo or culpa
A) Ignorance B) Negligence C) Accident D) Malice or deliberate intent E) Malice or deliberate intent
A) Conspiracy B) Negligence or imprudence C) Intentional wrongdoing D) Treachery E) Negligence or imprudence
A) Nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege B) Presumption of innocence C) Res judicata D) Double jeopardy E) Nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege
A) Immoral thoughts B) Mere suspicion C) Acts or omissions defined and punished by law D) Thoughts alone E) Acts or omissions defined and punished by law
A) Criminal, civil, administrative B) Grave, less grave, and light C) Capital, ordinary, minor D) Major, moderate, minor E) Grave, less grave, and light
A) Arresto menor or a fine within the statutory threshold B) Arresto menor or a fine within the statutory threshold C) Prisión mayor D) Reclusion perpetua E) Reclusion temporal
A) Exactly ₱40,000 B) More than ₱1,200,000 C) More than ₱40,000 D) Less than ₱40,000 E) Less than ₱40,000
A) Correctional B) Light C) Afflictive D) Accessory E) Afflictive
A) Capital B) Afflictive C) B.Correctional D) Light E) Correctional
A) Accident B) Intent C) Intent D) Mistake E) Negligence
A) Negligence, imprudence, or lack of precaution B) Treachery C) Malice D) Negligence, imprudence, or lack of precaution E) Deliberate intent
A) Damage caused by unavoidable accident B) Reckless imprudence resulting in homicide C) Murder committed deliberately D) Injury caused without negligence E) Murder committed deliberately
A) Theft B) Murder C) Robbery D) Reckless imprudence resulting in homicide E) Reckless imprudence resulting in homicide
A) Culpa B) Accident C) Dolo D) Fortuitous event E) Dolo
A) Persons or property, but accomplishment is inherently impossible or the means are inadequate B) Persons or property, but accomplishment is inherently impossible or the means are inadequate C) Public order only D) Property only E) Persons only
A) The offender successfully completed the intended crime B) The offender successfully completed the intended crime C) The act was done with evil intent D) Accomplishment was inherently impossible or the means inadequate E) The act would ordinarily constitute an offense against persons or property
A) Attempted, frustrated, consummated B) Initiated, continuing, completed C) Attempted, frustrated, consummated D) Planned, attempted, completed E) Preparatory, attempted, completed
A) The offender begins execution B) All elements necessary for its execution and accomplishment are present C) The offender performs some acts of execution D) All elements necessary for its execution and accomplishment are present E) The offender merely plans the crime
A) The offender does nothing B) The offender merely plans the crime C) The offender performs all acts of execution but the felony is not produced due to causes independent of his will D) The felony is completed E) The offender performs all acts of execution but the felony is not produced due to causes independent of his will
A) Abandons the crime before any overt act B) Performs overt acts but does not perform all acts of execution C) Completes the crime D) Performs overt acts but does not perform all acts of execution E) Performs all acts of execution
A) Attempted only B) Frustrated only C) Both attempted and frustrated D) Neither E) Both attempted and frustrated
A) Civil offense only B) Separate offense under Article C) Light felony in every case D) Separate offense under Article 4 E) Consummated felony
A) Always punishable B) Always considered attempted felonies C) Not punishable as the intended felony unless independently criminalized D) Not punishable as the intended felony unless independently criminalized E) Never punishable under any law
A) Attempted homicide B) Impossible crime automatically C) Frustrated homicide D) Attempted homicide E) Consummated homicide
A) Two persons accidentally commit the same offense B) One person thinks about committing a felony C) Two or more persons merely know each other D) Two or more persons agree and decide to commit a felony E) Two or more persons agree and decide to commit a felony
A) Never relevant to criminal liability B) Always punishable C) Punishable only in light felonies D) Not punishable unless the law specially provides E) Not punishable unless the law specially provides
A) A person who has decided to commit a felony proposes its execution to another person B) A crime has already been consummated C) A person decides alone to commit a crime D) A person who has decided to commit a felony proposes its execution to another person E) Two persons accidentally meet
A) Circumstantial evidence showing a common purpose and concerted action B) Express agreement only C) Confession only D) Circumstantial evidence showing a common purpose and concerted action E) Written agreement only
A) Principals B) Principals C) Civilly liable only D) Accomplices automatically in all cases E) Accessories only
A) Thoughts alone B) A felonious act resulting in a wrongful consequence different from that intended C) A felonious act resulting in a wrongful consequence different from that intended D) Purely accidental acts without negligence E) Lawful acts only
A) Only direct perpetrators are liable B) Ignorance excuses everyone C) The cause of the cause is the cause of the evil caused D) The cause of the cause is the cause of the evil caused E) No one is liable for another's act
A) Civil liability only B) The natural and logical consequences of his felonious act, subject to law C) Only the precise result he intended D) The natural and logical consequences of his felonious act, subject to law E) No consequences beyond his intention
A) Accident B) Mistake in blow C) Mistake in blow D) Mistake in identity E) Mistake of law
A) Mistake in law B) Mistake in the weapon C) Mistake in identity of the victim D) Mistake in identity of the victim E) Mistake in motive
A) Mistake in location B) Accident without negligence C) Mistake in identity D) Consequence more serious than that intended E) Consequence more serious than that intended
A) Treachery B) Recidivism C) Evident premeditation D) Praeter intentionem E) Praeter intentionem
A) Error in personae B) Aberratio ictus C) Praeter intentionem D) Impossible crime E) Error in personae
A) Conspiracy B) Aberratio ictus C) Aberratio ictus D) Praeter intentionem E) Error in personae
A) Error in personae B) Praeter intentionem C) Praeter intentionem D) Conspiracy E) Aberratio ictus
A) Treachery B) Self-defense C) Recidivism D) Voluntary surrender E) Self-defense
A) Lack of sufficient provocation by the defender B) Conspiracy C) Lack of sufficient provocation by the defender D) Previous conviction E) Voluntary surrender
A) Premeditation B) Unlawful aggression C) Unlawful aggression D) Treachery E) Motive
A) Conspiracy B) Self-defense C) Alibi D) Self-defense E) Recidivism
A) Prior conviction of the aggressor B) Treachery C) Recidivism D) Unlawful aggression E) Unlawful aggression
A) Revenge, resentment, or other evil motive B) Fear C) Necessity D) Revenge, resentment, or other evil motive E) Good faith
A) Reasonably necessary under the circumstances B) Reasonably necessary under the circumstances C) Automatically deadly D) Punishable in every case E) Always unlimited
A) Was not acting with evil motive and the statutory requirements are met B) Was not acting with evil motive and the statutory requirements are met C) Intended to commit a felony D) Was motivated by revenge E) Was a habitual delinquent
A) Mitigating circumstance B) Aggravating circumstance C) Justifying circumstance D) Justifying circumstance E) Alternative circumstance
A) Civil liability only B) No liability under any circumstances C) Liability, subject to the applicable rules D) Automatic acquittal E) Liability, subject to the applicable rules
A) Insanity under the circumstances provided by law B) Evident premeditation C) Recidivism D) Insanity under the circumstances provided by law E) Treachery
A) Drunk B) Merely angry C) Mentally incapable of understanding the nature or significance of the act at the time of its commission, under the legal standard D) Emotionally upset E) Mentally incapable of understanding the nature or significance of the act at the time ofits commission, under the legal standard
A) Article 12 and special laws applicable to minors B) Article 25 only C) Article 100 only D) Article 12 and special laws applicable to minors E) Article 1 only
A) Exempt from criminal liability if the legal requirements are present B) Always mitigating only C) Exempt from criminal liability if the legal requirements are present D) Always aggravating E) Automatically an accessory
A) Merely inconvenient B) Real, imminent, and sufficiently compelling under the law C) Real, imminent, and sufficiently compelling under the law D) Imaginary E) Based solely on embarrassment
A) Lawful, performed with due care, and without fault or intent B) Performed recklessly C) Felonious and intentional D) Lawful, performed with due care, and without fault or intent E) Performed with negligence
A) A victim B) Voluntariness required for criminal responsibility C) A motive D) A weapon E) Voluntariness required for criminal responsibility
A) Evident premeditation B) Voluntary surrender C) Voluntary surrender D) Recidivism E) Treachery
A) Be arrested after a long chase B) Deny the offense C) Hide from authorities D) Spontaneously submit to a person in authority or agent and acknowledge the offense or surrender under the legal requirements E) Spontaneously submit to a person in authority or agent and acknowledge the offense or surrender under the legal requirements
A) Mitigating B) Justifying C) Aggravating D) Mitigating E) Exempting
A) Made only after conviction B) Made after presentation of all prosecution evidence C) Made before the prosecution begins presenting evidence, under the legal requirements D) Made before the prosecution begins presenting evidence, under the legal requirements E) Made during appeal only
A) Passion B) Alevosia C) Alevosia D) Recidivism E) Reiteracion
A) Uses means that ensure execution without risk to himself arising from the defense theoffended party might makeActs in self-defense B) Uses means that ensure execution without risk to himself arising from the defense the offended party might make C) Voluntarily surrenders D) Commits the offense through negligence
A) The offender's voluntary surrender B) The offender's prior determination to commit the crime C) The offender's intoxication D) The offender's prior determination to commit the crime E) The victim's provocation
A) Is a first-time offender B) Has previously been convicted by final judgment of another crime embraced in the same title of the Revised Penal Code C) Commits a crime through negligence D) Has previously been convicted by final judgment of another crime embraced in the same title of the Revised Penal Code E) Has never been convicted
A) Treachery B) Plea of guilty C) Voluntary surrender D) Minority E) Treachery
A) Relationship B) Evident premeditation C) Recidivism D) Treachery E) Relationship
A) Mitigating if not habitual or subsequent and if the legal requirements are met; aggravating when habitual or intentional B) Always mitigating C) Always exempting D) Always aggravating E) Mitigating if not habitual or subsequent and if the legal requirements are met; aggravating when habitual or intentional
A) Exempting B) Aggravating C) Mitigating D) Justifying E) Mitigating
A) An aggravating circumstance B) An excuse from criminal liability C) A justifying circumstance D) Not an excuse from compliance with penal laws E) Not an excuse from compliance with penal laws
A) Witnesses only B) Principals, accomplices, and accessories C) Judges only D) Principals, accomplices, and accessories E) Victims only
A) Accomplice B) Principal C) Accessory D) Principal E) Witness
A) Directly induces another to commit the felony, with the inducement being the determining cause B) Merely knows about the crime C) Helps conceal the crime afterward D) Receives stolen property without knowledge E) Directly induces another to commit the felony, with the inducement being the determining cause
A) Is indispensable to the commission of the offense B) Is purely accidental C) Is indispensable to the commission of the offense D) Is unnecessary E) Occurs only after the crime
A) Is the victim B) Participates before or during the commission of the crime by previous or simultaneous acts, but is not a principal C) Helps the offender after the crime only D) Merely knows the offender E) Participates before or during the commission of the crime by previous or simultaneous acts, but is not a principal
A) After the crime, under circumstances specified by law B) Before the crime only C) After the crime, under circumstances specified by law D) Only through negligence E) During the crime only
A) Profiting from the effects of the crime with the knowledge specified by law B) Profiting from the effects of the crime with the knowledge specified by law C) Accidentally meeting the offender D) Merely witnessing the crime E) Refusing to testify
A) He is the victim B) He acts under lawful authority C) The statutory conditions are present D) He is completely unaware of the crime E) The statutory conditions are present
A) Exceptions provided by law B) Automatic imprisonment C) Civil Code provisions only D) Exceptions provided by law E) No exceptions
A) Determined solely by the victim B) Determined by the police officer C) Distinguished according to their participation and the law D) Distinguished according to their participation and the law E) Always exactly the same
A) Costs B) Confiscation C) Reclusion perpetua D) Reclusion perpetua E) Civil indemnity
A) Reclusion temporal B) Perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification C) Perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification D) Arresto mayor E) Prisión mayor
A) Afflictive, correctional, and light, among other classifications provided by law B) Afflictive, correctional, and light, among other classifications provided by law C) Criminal and constitutional D) Civil and administrative only E) Monetary only
A) Afflictive B) Afflictive C) Municipal D) Light E) Correctional
A) Capital B) Correctional C) Afflictive D) Correctional E) Light
A) Afflictive B) Capital C) Correctional D) Light E) Light
A) 12 years and 1 day to 20 years B) 6 months and 1 day to 6 years C) 20 years and 1 day to 40 years D) 6 years and 1 day to 12 years E) 6 years and 1 day to 12 years
A) 12 years and 1 day to 20 years B) 12 years and 1 day to 20 years C) 6 years and 1 day to 12 years D) 20 years and 1 day to 40 years E) 6 months and 1 day to 6 years
A) 6 years and 1 day to 12 years B) 12 years and 1 day to 20 years C) 6 months and 1 day to 6 years D) month and 1 day to 6 months E) 6 months and 1 day to 6 years
A) First, second, third B) Minimum, medium, maximum C) Low, middle, high D) Ordinary, special, extraordinary E) Minimum, medium, maximum
A) Three times the length of time corresponding to the most severe penalty imposed B) Three times the length of time corresponding to the most severe penalty imposed C) Five times the shortest penalty D) Twice the most severe penalty E) Ten years in all cases
A) 30 years B) 20 years C) 40 years D) 50 years E) 40 years
A) Death of the accused, as to personal penalties, subject to the law B) Death of the accused, as to personal penalties, subject to the law C) Conditional pardon D) Good conduct allowance E) Commutation
A) Prescription of the crime B) Conditional pardon C) Acquittal D) Conditional pardon E) Death of the offender
A) Erasure of the criminal record B) Automatic acquittal C) Deduction from the period of imprisonment D) Cancellation of the conviction E) Deduction from the period of imprisonment |