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    This document contains 25 statements about laws, government powers, and human rights in the Philippines. The respondent answered whether each statement is true or false. The majority of statements were accurately assessed as true or false. Key points included: the Filipino people elect the President; the government can call citizens to military service but not declare war without cause; police powers include arrest and seizure of evidence but not unreasonable search of homes; and the Commission on Human Rights investigates human rights violations and advocates for citizens.

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    Name Antonio Ambrocio Jr.

    Year&section: BSCRIM3-B

    Exercises #1

    True or False. Read and analyze the statements below. Write TRUE if you believe that
    the statement is correct, and FALSE if incorrect.

    TRUE 1. The Filipino people makes Mr. Rodrigo Duterte as a President.

    TRUE 2. The Filipino people has the power over the President.

    FALSE 3. The PNP Chief is more powerful than the Filipino people.

    FALSE 4. At any time, the Philippines could call for a war in China or in other
    countries.

    TRUE 5. The Philippines could send military troops in any part of the world they
    wanted it could be for a war.

    TRUE 6. The Philippines don’t make war in other countries as a national policy.

    TRUE 7. No civilian person is over the law.

    TRUE 8. The government may call upon any Filipino people to defend our country.

    FALSE 9. The state may arrest a person at any time without a valid reason.

    FALSE 10. Any person could enter in our house without a valid reason.

    FALSE 11. Public trial without due process of law is allowed in the Philippines.

    FALSE 12. A police officer conducting patrol search a suspicious person in his
    house.

    TRUE 13. A police officer while conducting a checkpoint, arrested a person in


    connectio nto possessing illegal firearms found on suspect’s waistline.

    TRUE 14. The police officer could seize the cellphone used by the arrested person in
    connection to buy bust operation on illegal drugs.

    TRUE 15. The police officer could not arrest people conducting a peaceful rally even
    though they don’t have permit to do so.

    TRUE 16. Any Christian person could worship any religion of his choice.
    FALSE 17. I could build my own house anywhere in the Philippines even it is a private
    land.

    FALSE 18. The suspect is presumed innocent until proven by the court guilty.

    FALSE 19. The court could sentence a guilty person higher than what is prescribed by
    the law.

    FALSE 20. An arrested person put into jail is a criminal.

    TRUE 21. The Commission on human rights may conduct all forms of human rights
    violations involving civil and political rights.

    TRUE 22. Pedro was attacked by Juan and in the defense, Juan was injured by Pedro.
    The commission on human right assisted Juan by investigating and filing to the court
    against Pedro.

    TRUE 23. The jail officer could prevent the Commission on Human Rights from
    visiting over jails, prisons, or any detention center.

    TRUE 24. The Commission on human rights can request assistance in any
    department, bureau, office, or agency in the performance of its functions.

    TRUE 25. Under section one of the article 8, to protect and enhance the right of all the
    people to human dignity, the Commission on Human Rights was created.

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