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BOSSING VIC SOTTO Flashcards

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An act committed or omitted in violation of a law forbidding or commanding it

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crime

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an illegal act for which someone can be punished by the government.

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crime

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term use to a person being sued without definite case

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accused

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term use to someone being sued under criminal case

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respondent

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term use to someone being sued under civil case

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defendant

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a person that helps in any way the criminal committing the crime

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accomplice

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someone who aided tot the contribution to the crime

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accesory

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  • Any act that violates a law that are being implement by diff gov in any country
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crime

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category of crime

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felony and misdemeanor

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crime that is under the ___ is more serious

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FELONY

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 Punishable by the law that includes imprisonment
 More than a year

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FELONY

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TYPES OF FELONY

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GRAVE, LESS GRAVE, LIGHT

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13
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most serious category of felony, includes heinous crimes, that pose a significant threat to society

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grave

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  • These crimes often result in severe penalties such as long-term imprisonment and even death penalty
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grave felony

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this is intermediate, considered serious but not as grave as grave felony

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less grave felony

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  • Penalty is less than reclusion Perpetua
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less grave felony

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less serious
- Penalty are less harsh, 1 to 5 years imprisonment
- Ex. Theft, fraud, minor drug offenses

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light felony

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  • it is commonly under fining of certain amount
  • include imprisonment but usually under a year
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misdemeanor

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19
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  • Defines the criminal offenses and provides penalties
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revise penal code

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20
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revised penal code is also know as

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act 3815

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21
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Circumstances which affect Criminal Liabilities

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  1. Justify Circumstances
  2. Exempting Circumstances
  3. Mitigating Circumstances
  4. Aggravating Circumstances
  5. Alternative Circumstances
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  • Under article 11 ng revise penal code
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Justify Circumstances

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  • Self-defense
  • Defense of one’s property, defense of another
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Justify Circumstances

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o There being no crimes if person depending themselves incure no criminal liability

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article 11

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  • Fulfillment of a lawful duty
  • Obedience to a lawful order.
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Justify Circumstances

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  • Any person who, while performing a lawful act with due care, causes an injury by mere accident without fault or intention of causing it.
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Exempting Circumstances

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  • An imbecile or an insane person
  • A person under 9 years of age
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Exempting Circumstances

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  • Under arc 12 of revised penal code
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Exempting Circumstances

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  • Are those which, if present in the commission of the crime, do not entirely free the actor from criminal liability, but serve only to reduce the penalty.
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Mitigating Circumstances

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under article 13

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Mitigating Circumstances

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31
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  • If the felon has no intention to commit the crime
  • If the offender is below 18 years old and above 70years old
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Mitigating Circumstances

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32
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  • That the offender voluntarily surrendered to the authorities.
  • That the offender acted under passion or obfuscation
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Mitigating Circumstances

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UNDER article 14

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Aggravating Circumstances

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  • That the offender suffered from a physical defect that restricted his means of action or communication.
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Mitigating Circumstances

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  • If the offender was provoked by the or threatened by the offended party
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Mitigating Circumstances

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  • If the offender’s crimes was committed using Fraud
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Aggravating Circumstances

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  • Are those which, if attendant in the commission of the crime, serve to increase penalty without, however, exceeding the maximum of the penalty provided by law for the offense
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Aggravating Circumstances

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  • That the act be committed with abuse of confidence or obvious ungratefulness
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Aggravating Circumstances

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That the act be committed with evident premeditation.

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Aggravating Circumstances

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That the act be committed in consideration of a price, reward or promise.

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Aggravating Circumstances

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  • A person who was present during the commission of a crime and saw the crime being committed
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witness

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  • The one who gives testimony, in a court of law, signs a document the genuineness of his word
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witness

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  • A claim which can be enforced by legal means against a person whose duty is to respect it
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legal right

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Is fair and orderly process which aims to protect and enforce a person’s right

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due process

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  • Basis of legal right
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law

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  • Requirement that legal matters be resolve acc to establish rules and principle and those individuals should be treated fairly
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due process

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  • Facts are presented and determined who is liable in the case
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trial

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  • Formal examination of evidence before jury and judges
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trial

47
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  • is the willful telling of a lie under oath
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perjury

47
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they are the one who deciding the fact s in determining the defendant guilty or not, should reach a verdict

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jury or judges

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  • Use to determine if the defendant is guilty or not
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trial

49
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  • committed by a witness that is making untruthful statement
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perjury

50
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  • under artc 131 revised penal code
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perjury

51
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  • Rumors not admissible in evidence
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hearsay evidence

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    • Considered hearsay unless the dying person is a victim of a crime.
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dying declaration

53
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any person who kills his father, mother, or child, whether legitimate or illegitimate, or any of his ascendant or descendants, or his spouse.

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parricide

54
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  • person, not falling within provisions of parricide, that kill another.
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murder

55
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unlawful killing of any person, which is neither parricide, murder, or infanticide.

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homicide

56
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is the act of deliberately causing the death of a very young child (under 1 year old).infanticide

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infanticide

57
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  • attacking each other reciprocally, quarreling and assaulting each other in a confused and tumultuous manner, and in the cause of the affray someone is killed, and it cannot be ascertained who inflicted serious physical injuries
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death cause in a tumultuous affray

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Crimes against Person’s

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parricide
homicide
infanticide
murder
death caused in a tumultuous affray

59
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board of RT was created on

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feb 27, 1992

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ra 7431 IS ALSO KNOWN AS

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RADIOLOGIC TRACHNOLOGY ACT OF 1992

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BORT is composed of

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5 person, 1 chairman and 4 members

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who ar the 5 memebers

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3 RT, 1 physicist, 1 Radiologist

63
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The first Board was composed of the following:

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  • Dr. Fortunato C. Gabon Jr.-Chairman
  • Dr. Jose T. Gaffud
  • Ms. Editha C. Mora - sec
  • Mr. Dexter R. Rodelas
  • Ms. Eulinia M. Valdezco
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  • The association of X-ray Technicians in the Philippines was conceived in
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1954

65
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  • The president of the first association was then a MSGT
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Gilberto Palomique

66
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MARIAN COLLEGE IS ALSO KNOWN AS

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EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE

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2nd school of Radiologic Technology in the Country

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THE MARIAN COLLEGE

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1st Radtech School in the Philippines

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Family Clinic and Hospital School of Radiologic Technology(FCHSRT)

67
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GILBERTO HEADED THE ASSOCIATION FROM

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1954-1957

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PALOMIQUE WAS AGAIN ELECTED ON

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1964-1966

68
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three different societies of Radiologic Technologist

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 Philippine Society of Medical Radiologic Technologist (PHISMERT)
 Philippine Society of Radiologic Technologist(PSRT)
 Philippine Institute of Radiologic Technologist(PIRT)

69
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PART * At present the president IA

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ROLANDO BANARES

70
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usually the negligence of a person

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alternative circumstances

71
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Are those which must be taken into consideration as aggravating or mitigating according to the nature and effects of the crime and the other conditions attending its commission.

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alternative circumstances

72
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They are the relationship, intoxication, and the degree of instruction and education of the offender

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alternative circumstances

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