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Elias

Elias symbolizes an ordinary Filipino who does not accept the truth of his social error. He protects the poor and the oppressed. He does not have trust in the civil guards and devoted his life to saving the life of Crisostomo Ibarra.

 

Si Elias ay simbolo ng ordinaryong Filipino na hindi bastang tinatanggap ang mga kamalian sa lipunan. Pinoprotektahan niya ang mga mahihirap at mga naaapi. Wala siyang tiwala sa mga gwardiya sibil at inilaan niya ang buhay niya sa pagligligtas kay Crisostomo Ibarra.

 

Chinese National Charged With Unjust Vexation

The Chinese National who threw a "taho" at a PNP member at the mrt-boni station, was finally charged with the criminal complaint of unjust vexation, disobedience to an agent of person in authority and direct assault.
Chinese National na nagsaboy ng taho sa isang pulis sa mrt-boni station, sinampahan na ng reklamong unjust vexation, disobedience to an agent of person in authority at direct
assault. @gmanews via @JonathanAndal_

Things to Remember About Unjust Vexation

1. Unjust Vexation is an offense punishable by the Revised Penal Code which carries an  imprisonment of arresto menor or a fine ranging from 5 pesos to 200 pesos, or both.

Arresto Menor is imprisonment of 1 day to 30 days.

2. It is a light offense which prescribe in 2 months.

3. Unjust Vexation is distinguished from grave coercion by the absence of violence.

4. Any act committed without violence, but which unjustifiably annoys or vexes an innocent person amounts to light coercion.

5. Should include any human conduct which, although not productive of some physical or material harm would, however, unjustifiably annoy or vex an innocent person.

Read:
Direct Assault
Resistance and Disobedience

Crisostomo Ibarra

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Image source: Lahi

 

Crisostomo Ibarra is half Filipino and a half Spanish. He studied seven years in Europe and returning to the Philippines, he learned that his father passed away. He was a gentleman and wise, he wanted to continue the good work of his father but he got into trouble with the friars.

Si Crisostomo Ibarra ay kalahating Filipino at kalahating Espanol. Nag-aral siya ng pitong taon sa Europa at pagbalik sa Pilipinas ay nalaman niyang pumanaw na ang kanyang ama. Siya ay maginoo at matalino, ninais niyang ipagpatuloy ang mabubuting gawain ng ama ngunit makakalaban niya ang mga prayle.

Conquer Review Center for Criminologist

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Conquer Review Center


Conquer Review Center "Conquer the world, Conquer the board, Together we conquer".

Criminologist Licensure Examination Review

FUTURE CRIMINOLOGIST!

Conquer Review Center Zamboanga branch is still accepting enrollees for the June 2019 Criminologist Licensure Examination.

Visit their office at the 3rd floor of Zamsowedco building located at Pilar street, Zamboanga City, fronting Southern City Colleges.

For details regarding review fee and facilities, kindly call their office in these numbers:

  • (062) 310-9340
  • 0975-804-1101 
  • 09354818910

Hermogenes Vito Cruz (LRT Origins)

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Hermogenes Vito Cruz | Lahi

 

Hermogenes Vito Cruz is a former Mayor of Pasay City. He led the town’s local katipunan who fought against Spanish and American forces.


Vito Cruz is also the founder of the Aglipayan Church in Pasay.


Vito Cruz is more popularly known today as an LRT station located between Quirino Avenue station and Gil Puyat station.

Justifying vs. Exempting Circumstances

Distinguish clearly but briefly: Between justifying and exempting circumstance in criminal law. (2004 Bar Exam Question)

Justifying circumstance affects the act, not the actor; while exempting circumstance affects the actor, not the act. In justifying circumstance, no criminal and, generally no civil liability incurred; while in exempting circumstance, civil liability is generally incurred although there is no criminal liability.


1998 Bar Exam Question

Distinguish between justifying and exempting circumstance.

1. In justifying circumstances:
a. The circumstance affects the act, not the actor;
b. The act is done within legal bounds, hence considered as not a crime;
c. Since the act is not a crime, there is no criminal;
d. There being no crime nor criminal, there is no criminal nor civil liability

Whereas

2. In Exempting circumstances:
a. The circumstance affects the actor, not the act;
b. The act is felonious and hence a crime but the actor acted without voluntariness;
c. Although there is a crime, there is no criminal because the actor is regarded only
as an instrument of the crime;
d. There being a wrong done but no criminal.

Comprehensive Air Traffic Service Course Batch 14 now open for applicants

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) will be launching its Comprehensive  Air Traffic Service Course batch 14 (CATS 14) this year to recruit young and competent men  and women who aspire to be part of the country’s elite line of Air Traffic Management Officers (ATMOs).

The entry-level monthly salary is Php 50,000.

For further inquiries, applicants may call Tom Carino at (02) 944-2076 or Jacqueline Tigno at (02) 944-2074, or send an email to training_hrmd@gmail.com

What are the Qualification Requirements?
1. Natural born citizen of the Philippines
2. Single
3. Not more than 26 years old as of May 25, 2019
4. Physically, mentally, and psychologically fit
5. Of good moral character
6. With good command of oral and written English
7. With no criminal or administrative case
8. Has not been dishonorably separated from government or private service
9. Baccalaureate degree holder of any course
10.Computer literate
11.With 20/20 vision, without corrective lenses, and not color blind

What are the documentary requirements?
1. Duly accomplished application forms
2. Diploma (authenticated copy)
3. Transcript of Records (authenticated copy)
4. Birth Certificate (photocopy)
5. Police Clearance (original copy)
6. NBI Clearance (original copy)
7. 2 pcs. 2×2 photo (colored picture with white background)

The deadline for submission of applications is on 10 May 2019 at 5 PM. Application forms are  available at the CAAP website (www.caap.gov.ph) or at the Human Resource Management Division (HRMD) of the CAAP Central Office on MIA Road, Pasay City.

Nationwide examinations will be held simultaneously on 25 May 2019 at the Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC) in Pasay City and in designated testing centers in Baguio, Tacloban, Davao, and Zamboanga.