RPC: Book 1, Art. 1-2 Flashcards

1
Q

Title of Article 1

A

Time When Act Takes Effect

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2
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When shall the Code take effect?

A

January 1, 1932

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3
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Title of Article 2

A

Application of Its Provisions

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4
Q

What is the Article that defines the territorial and extraterritorial application of the RPC?

A

Article 2 - Application of Its Provisions

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5
Q

What does “Except as provided in the treaties and laws of preferential application…” mean?

A

It means that if there are treaties or special laws that apply in specific situations, they will take precedence over the provisions of this Code.

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6
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Example for “Except as provided in the treaties and laws of preferential application…”.

A

If a treaty grants immunity to foreign diplomats, the RPC cannot be applied to them even if they commit a crime in the Philippines.

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7
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What is “Preferential application”?

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It means that certain treaties or laws take priority over the general provisions of the RPC in specific situations.

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8
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What is the general rule on the territorial application of the RPC?

A

Within the Philippine Archipelago, including its

atmosphere,

interior waters, and

maritime zone.

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9
Q

Article 2(1) … 1. Should commit an offense while on a ______________

A

Philippine ship or airship;

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10
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On Article 2(2), what should not be forged or counterfeited?

A

any coin or currency note of the Philippine Islands or

obligations and securities issued by the Government of the Philippine Islands;

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11
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On Article 2(2), what are “obligations”?

A

Government-issued financial instruments such as treasury bonds and debt securities

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12
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What does the “obligations” represent?

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The government’s promise to pay a certain amount of money

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13
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What does Article 2(3) mean?

A

Anyone who brings fake Philippine money or government bonds into the country.

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14
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What does Article 2(4) mean?

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If a public official commits a crime while performing their duties, they can be prosecuted under Philippine law, even abroad.

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15
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Article 2(5) … 5. Should commit any of the crimes against _________________ and the ________________…

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national security;
law of nations

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16
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Article 2(5) … 5. … defined in ____________________ of this Code.

A

Title One of Book Two

17
Q

Summary of Book Two

A

Revised Penal Code extends its application to crimes committed on:

  1. Philippine ships and airships
  2. Counterfeiting currency and securities
  3. Introducing fake money or securities
  4. Public officers committing crimes
  5. Crimes against national security and international law
19
Q

What contains Title One Book Two?

A

Treason, conspiracy, espionage, provoking war, etc.