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THE PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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THE PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Definition 1 of 71
It refers to the land or the floor of the sea, which holds the body of water including mineral
and natural resources thereof.
Subsoil
Insular Shelves
Submarine
Seabed
Definition 2 of 71
It is the act of taking arms or being in open hostility against the government, incites others to
rise publicly against the duly constituted authorities.
Sedition
Slander
Partisan
Obscenity
Definition 3 of 71
It exists when the property is unlawfully confiscated or when the exercise of the right over a
property is unreasonably prevented.
Due Process
Double Jeopardy
Deprivation of Property
Trial by Peers
,Definition 4 of 71
This means where one offense is inseparable from another and proceeds from the same act,
they cannot be subject of separate prosecution.
Freedom of Religion
Trial in Absentia
Freedom of Speech
Doctrine of Inseparable Offense
Definition 5 of 71
These guarantee an individual his right for the enjoyment of his well-being and his security in
the State.
Civil Rights
Socio-Economic Rights
Developmental Rights
Political Rights
Definition 6 of 71
Refers to the method or manner by which the law is enforced. It requires a procedure "which
hears before it condemns, which proceeds upon inquiry and renders judgment only after trial."
Procedural Due Process
Bill Of Rights
Exclusionary Rule
Substantive Due Process
,Definition 7 of 71
It is a written order issued by a court, commanding the party to which it is addressed to
perform or cease performing a specified act.
Writ
Habeas Corpus
Warrant
Bail
Definition 8 of 71
The welfare of the individual yields to the welfare of the community.
Salus populi est suprema lex
Archipelago doctrine
Ngos
Constitusyon
Definition 9 of 71
It refers to the fair and full equivalent of the loss sustained, meaning the market value, to which
must be added the consequential damages if any minus the consequential benefits, if any, but
in no case shall the consequential benefits assessed exceed the consequential loss or the
owner thereof be deprived of the actual value of his property so taken.
Public Use
The Pursuit Of Happiness
Just Compensation
Probable Cause
, Definition 10 of 71
It is a remedy in law by which so much of the properties of a debtor as maybe sufficient to
satisfy his indebtedness is placed under the custody of the court, to be sold at public auction,
the proceeds to be applied to the indebtedness upon favorable judgment to the creditor.
Attachment
Probable Cause
Signature
Bail
Definition 11 of 71
It means any form of oral utterance whether made in casual conversation or in public function.
Travel
Speech
Property
Liberty
Definition 12 of 71
When the exercise of freedom of expression puts the interests of the State in jeopardy, the
exercise thereof shall be accordingly contained in the interest of the former.
Constitutional Rights
The Balancing of Interest Test
Academic Freedom
Principle of Republicanism
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