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3QuestionerCriminal Jurisprudence
COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY
CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE
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A. generality B. territoriality
C. constitutionality D. prospective
A. treason B. rebellion
C. conspiracy D. sedition
A. justifying circumstances
B. exempting circumstances
C. mitigating circumstances
D. non of the above
A. aggravating circumstances
B. alternative circumstances
C. all of the above
D. non of the above
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man would have succumbed
C. all of the above
D. non of the above
A. generic B. specific
C. qualifying D. inherent
A. habitual delinquent
B. quasi-recidivist
C. recidivist
D. reiteracionist
A. relationship
B. intoxication
C. degree of education
D. drug addiction
19. These are the principals in the commission of grave, less
grave and light felonies, EXCEPT:
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20. These are the effects of pardon made by the Chief
Executive to convicted criminal offenders, EXCEPT:
A. crime B. felony
C. infractions D. offenses
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D. breach of allegiance to a government committed by a
person who owes allegiance to the government
A. mutiny B. piracy
C. robbery D. qualified piracy
A. rebellion B. sedition
D. coup d’ etat D. treason
A. rebellion B. sedition
D. coup d’ etat D. disloyalty
A. RA 8553 B. RA 7659
D. RA 9262 D. RA 7610
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33. It is an order in writing issued by the judge commanding
any peace officer to search the premises and seized the
property described therein and bring it before the court.
A. misfeasenace B. malfeasance
C. nonfeasance D. dereliction of duty
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39. These are the elements of the crime of indirect bribery,
EXCEPT:
A. a person is killed
B. the deceased is killed by the accused
C. the deceased is father, mother, or child
D. the relationship must be real and legitimate
A. homicide B. murder
C. manslaughter D. abortion
43. It exists when there are there at least four persons who
are armed took part in disturbance or are provided with means
of violence.
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45. It is defined as the killing of any child less than three
days of age, whether the killer is the parent or grandparent,
any other relative of the child, or stranger.
A. abortion B. homicide
C. infanticide D. parricide
A. abortion B. homicide
C. infanticide D. parricide
A. duel B. dual
C. challenger D. instigators
A. injuries B. mutilation
C. castration D. decapitation
49. These are the ways and means how the crime of serious
physical injuries committed, EXCEPT:
A. adultery B. concubinage
C. rape D. acts of lasciviousness
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52. These are the elements of the crime of unlawful arrest,
EXCEPT:
A. theft B. robbery
C. coercion D. grave threats
A. robbery B. theft
C. brigandage D. qualified theft
A. seduction B. abduction
C. adultery D. concubinage
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59. It is consists in voluntary, but without malice, doing or
falling to do an act from which material damage results by
reason of inexcusable lack of precaution.
A. RA 8294 B. GO No. 6
C. RA 7438 D. RA 8353
A. PD 1866 B. PD 1602
C. PD 1185 D. PD 1508
A. RA 3019 B. RA 3047
C. PD 77 D. BP 195
A. RA 7659 B. RA 8711
C. RA 9165 D. RA 9269
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A. warrant of arrest B. search warrant
C. replevin D. preliminary attachment
67. It means that the unlawful search taints not only the
evidence obtained thereat, but also the facts discovered by
reason on unlawful acts.
A. information B. complaint
C. pleadings D. accusation
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A. provincial or city fiscal and their assistants
B. judges of the municipal trial courts
C. judges of the regional trial courts
D. national and regional state prosecutors
A. arrest B. apprehend
C. detained D. search
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C. self-incriminated D. confronted by accuser
A. judgment B. prosecution
C. verdict D. promulgation
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A. execution and existence or original
B. loss and destruction of the original
C. existed as to the proof of the fact in question
D. unavailability of original is not due bad faith
A. confession B. acknowledgement
C. admission D. hearsay evidence
A. evidence B. proof
C. factum probans D. factum probandum
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A. evidence B. proof
C. factum probans D. factum probandum
A. evidence B. proof
C. factum probans D. factum probandum
96. These are the evidence which was inadmissible under the
constitutions, EXCEPT:
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A. best evidence rule B. secondary evidence
C. parole evidence role D. testimonial evidence
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Criminal Jurisprudence
Answer Key
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9C 34D 59B 84A
10C 35D 60B 85A
11D 36D 61A 86C
12A 37D 62B 87C
13C 38A 63A 88D
14C 39C 64A 89B
15B 40D 65A 90B
16C 41B 66B 91A
17B 42D 67B 92D
18D 43A 68D 93B
19C 44A 69D 94C
20B 45C 70A 95B
21D 46A 71D 96C
22A 47A 72B 97D
23B 48B 73C 98B
24A 49D 74A 99A
25A 50C 75D 100B
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