CRIME!!!

KIMBERLY BANSIL

CRIME

CRIM E is - behavior which

prohibited by the state, as an injury to the state and against which the state may react, at least as a last resort, by punishment.

An act or omission to act that endangers the public, is prohibited by law, and is prosecuted and punished by the state.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES
I. CRIMES AGAINST NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE LAW OF NATIONS

divulgating or disclosing any

information to the country s enemies

that could adversely affect its cargo on the high sees

attacking a vessel and seizing its cargo on the high seas. The person who attacks the vessel is a member of the crew or a passenger

attacking a vessel and seizing its

cargo on the high seas. The person who attacks the vessel is a stranger to the vessel

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES
II. CRIMES AGAINST THE FUNDAMETAL LAWS OF THE PUBLIC

an offense done by a public officer or employee who detains a person without due process of law.

- an offense done by a private person who detains a person without due process of law.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES

III. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER

involves rising publicly and taking arms against government to the end of losing one s allegiance to it and declaring a certain territory independent and outside of the political

jurisdiction of the country.

a public uprising, utilizing force intimidation, illegal methods in stopping legitimate political and preventing social practices from taking place. ( a duly elected public official from assuming office or from discharging his public functions) .

e.g

an offense committed by a public officer or employee when he allows a rebellion to succeed, to continue assuming office under the direction of the rebels and to accept new appointed from them.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES
IV CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC INTEREST

involves producing fake materials of great public

significance like the seal of the government, the signature or stamp of the chief executive and uttering false or forged notes, obligation s and securities.

the illegal manufacturer of coins and paper money.

is the act of faking documents like legislative, public commercial, and private documents and telephone messages.

an offense wherein a person acts as impostor, presenting himself as an officer, agent or representative of any department or agency of the government or any foreign government and in the process perform duties inherent in the position they claim to be holding on to.

an offense in which a witness being under oath denies the truth

and presents his own

version on it.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES
V. CRIMES RELATED TO OPIUM AND OTHER PROHIBITED DRUGS

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VI. CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC MORALS

a highly immoral crime since it greatly dehumanizes a person who accepts payment in return for sexual pleasure given.

an offense wherein a person habitually and

idly loiters on streets.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES
VII. CRIMES COMMITTED BY PUBLIC OFFICERS

failure to discharge his official function legitimately.

BRIBERY

utilizing one s public or official position as

means in performing an unlawful act in exchange of any offer, promise, gift, and

money consideration.

-involved in

illegal evictions
and transactions.

CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMES

VIII. CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS

killing one s own father, mother or child or any of his ascendants, or his spouse.