Criminal Law, Jurisprudence and Procedure

Criminal law is a branch of law concerned with the punishment of individuals who have committed criminal acts such as theft, burglary, assault, and murder. It includes statutes, court decisions, and regulations that define crimes, set punishments, and specify which actors may be held accountable for criminal behavior. Criminal law also establishes defenses that can be used to protect against criminal prosecution and punishment.

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These are the subjects of Criminal Law, Jurisprudence and Procedure Module under New Curriculum.

Book One/Book Two

Revised Penal Code
Special laws
Municipal Law vs International Law
Statutes
Court Decisions
Substantive Law
HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Evidence/Procedure

Rules on evidence, electronic evidence, definitions, criminal procedure & procedural law

Introduction to Philippine Criminal Justice System

Human Rights Education

Criminal Law - Book 1

Criminal Law - Book 2

Evidence

Criminal Procedure

Final Exam - Criminal Law and Jurisprudence

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Final Exam - Criminal Law, Jurisprudence and Criminal Procedure

100 questions

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