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    The document discusses various crimes against national security and public order under Philippine law. It provides definitions and penalties for offenses like espionage, treason, arbitrary detention, sedition, mutiny, and piracy. It also discusses elements and penalties for conspiracy to commit treason and violations of domicile by public officers.

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    CRI323 1ST EXAM RVWR CA 616- An act to punish espionage and other

    offenses against national security.


    No crime- Wang Yu a Chinese non-resident
    alien who adhered and gave aid to the enemy Reclusion temporal- penalty for arbitrary
    of the Philippines during the Philippines Japan detention if the detention lasted for more than
    war. Wang Yu committed: 6 months.

    Both statements is false- statement 1: an act There must be at least two witnesses for the
    which provokes or gives occasion for a war prosecution testifying on the same over act -
    involving or liable to involve the Philippines is The two-witness rule in the prosecution or the
    a crime inciting to war. Statement 2: crime of treason means:
    Correspondence with the hostile country is a
    crime of violation of neutrality. Failure to file necessary complaint with the
    prosecution- what is meant by dealy in the
    Prison correctional- penalty for espionage. delivery of detained persons to propee judicial
    Espionage- the offense of gathering, authorities.
    transmitting, or losing information respecting Prison mayor and a fine not to exceed 10,000-
    the national defense with the intent or reason the penalty for the crime of conspiracy to
    to believe that the information used to the commit treason is:
    injury of the republic of the Philippines or the
    advantage of foreign nations. Expulsion- A public officer compels a person to
    change place of residence is liable for the crime
    Reclusion temporal to death- in crime of of:
    treason, what is the penalty if the offender is a
    non resident alien. Sedition- it is a felony which in it's general
    sense is raising of commotions or disturbances
    Arbitrary detention- the deprivation by public in the state outside of legal method.
    officer of the liberty of a person without any
    legal ground Both false - statement 1: delaying release is a
    crime committed when a public officer fails to
    Piracy- it is a robbery or forcible depredation deliver a detained perspn to the proper judicial
    on the high seas without lawful authority and authorities. Statement 2: a private person who
    done with animo furandi. detains a person without legal grounds is a
    Prison correctional in it's medium and liable for the crime of arbitrary detention.
    maximum periods- what is the penalty for a Mutiny- the unlawful resistance to a superior
    crime arbitrary detention, if the detention or the raising commotions and disturbance in
    lasted for more than 3 days but not more than board ship against the authority of it's
    15 days. commander.

    Treason- a war crime. Espionage- An unauthorized person who


    None- penalty for proposal to commit sedition. enters a Philippine warshipnto obtain any
    information relative to the defense of the
    Murder- conspiracy to commit rebellion, Philippines is liable for the crime of:
    treason, murder, coup d'etat. Which of the
    following is NOT punishable. Arbitrary detention- a public officer who
    detains a person without legal grounds is liable
    for the crime of:
    Treason- All of the ff except one are crimes
    against public order. Which of the ff is NOT
    included?

    Violation of domicile- A public officer, who is


    not authorized to enter the dwelling of a
    person, enters the dwelling against the will of
    the owner and searchers papers or other effect
    is liable for the crime of:

    Expulsion- the unathorized act of a public


    officer who compels another person to change
    his residence.

    Piracy- a vessel on the high seas being seized


    persons who are neither members of the crew
    not passengers thereof, the crime committed is:

    Mutiny- resistance to a superior officer and


    raising of commotions and disturbance on a
    board a ship against the authority of the
    commander.

    Piracy- crime is committed against mankind.

    Reclusion Perpetua- The penalty for the crime


    Treason if the offender is a Filipino citizen

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