PHILIPPINE HISTORY WITH CONSTITUTION
1. What is Rights?
2. Is rights absolute?
3. In case of conflict between the right of an individual and general
welfare, which shall prevail?
4. What are the classification of rights?
5. What is Due Process?
6. What the difference between search warrant and warrant of
arrest?
7. What are the instances that the arrest is valid absence of a
warrant?
8. What are the requisites of a valid search warrant?
9. What is Freedom of Speech?
10. Is the Freedom of Speech absolute?
11. What encompasses the Freedom of Religion?
12. What is the limitation on Freedom of Information?
13. What is the power of Eminent Domain?
14. What are the Rights of the Accused?
15. Mr. X was acquitted by the Regional Trial Court of Manila Branch
10 for the crime of Serious Physical Injuries charged by Ms. Y.
Aggrieved by the decision of the court, Ms. Y instituted a
complaint with the Regional Trial Court in Manila, but this time,
before Branch 22.
Mr. X filed a Motion to Dismiss on the ground that his
constitutional right against double jeopardy was violated.
Questions: Was Mr. X reason correct? What is Double Jeopardy?
PHILIPPINE HISTORY WITH CONSTITUTION
1. What is Rights?
2. Is rights absolute?
3. In case of conflict between the right of an individual and general
welfare, which shall prevail?
4. What are the classification of rights?
5. What is Due Process?
6. What the difference between search warrant and warrant of
arrest?
7. What are the instances that the arrest is valid absence of a
warrant?
8. What are the requisites of a valid search warrant?
9. What is Freedom of Speech?
10. Is the Freedom of Speech absolute?
11. What encompasses the Freedom of Religion?
12. What is the limitation on Freedom of Information?
13. What is the power of Eminent Domain?
14. What are the Rights of the Accused?
15. Mr. X was acquitted by the Regional Trial Court of Manila Branch
10 for the crime of Serious Physical Injuries charged by Ms. Y.
Aggrieved by the decision of the court, Ms. Y instituted a
complaint with the Regional Trial Court in Manila, but this time,
before Branch 22.
Mr. X filed a Motion to Dismiss on the ground that his
constitutional right against double jeopardy was violated.
Questions: Was Mr. X reason correct? What is Double Jeopardy?