The Effectiveness of the Law Lies in Its Execution
- Differentiate the word COMMITTED from OMITTED in relation to the definition of crime.
- Cite an example of crime: 1. by COMMISSION, and 2. by OMISSION
- Differentiate CULPA from DOLO.
- Cite an example of crime: 1. by CULPA, and 2. by DOLO
- Define the word SPONTANEOUS in relation to the definition of ATTEMPTED CRIME.
- What do you mean by the phrase "independent of the will of the perpetrator" in the definition of frustrated crime.
- Differentiate the following: 1. simple crimes, 2. complex crimes, 3. special complex crimes, and 4. continued crimes
- Click this link: Revised Penal Code and list down at least two crimes where the penalty of which falls on each of the following felonies: 1. Grave Felonies, 2. Less Grave Felonies, and Light Felonies.
- Click again on the link above and list down at least five crimes falling under the following: 1. crimes against person, 2. crimes against property, 3. crimes against chastity, and 4. crimes against public order.
- Give an example of crime falling under 1. Instant Crime, and 2. Episodical Crime.
- Give an example of crime falling under 1. Static Crime, and 2. Continuing Crime.
- Differentiate RATIONAL from IRRATIONAL CRIMES.
- Click and read this link: White Collar and Blue Collar Crimes and give example of each type.
- Differentiate legal point of view and scientific point in the determination of the time of existence of crime.
- In your own words, why must society be interested in crime?
- Crime is considered by the public as a menace to the society. However, from the criminological perspective its existence is also considered an advantage. Cite the advantages mentioned and give your comment - specifically on whether you agree or not on the issue that crime is also an advantage.
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