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Supreme Court

What is the highest court in the Philippines?

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15

How many Justices, including the Chief Justice, compose the Supreme Court?

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70 years old

What is the mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices?

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Legislative

Which branch of the government has the power to make laws?

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When there is a foreign invasion or rebellion

Under what condition can martial law be declared in the Philippines?

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The land, waters, and airspace

What are included in the national territory of the Philippines?

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International Law and Archipelagic Doctrine

What is basis for determining the territorial sea of the Philippines?

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The Supreme Court

Who has the power to declare laws unconstitutional?

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Investigate human rights violations

What is the main function of the Commission on Human Rights?

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Barangay

What is the smallest local government unit in the Philippines?

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The Local Government Code of 1991

What law governs local governments in the Philippines?

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Governor

Who is the chief executive of a province?

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Chief Justice

Which of the following officials can be impeached?

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The House of Reopresentatives

Who has the exclusive power to initiate impeachment cases?

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Two-thirds vote

How many votes are needed in the Senate to convict an impeached official?

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To promote equality and protect the underprivilegde

What is the main objective of social justice in the Philippines Constitution?

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The Commission on Human Rights

Who is primarily responsible for protecting human rights in the Philippines?

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To ensure equal distribution of wealth and promote industrialization

What is the policy of the state regarding the national economy?

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60%

What percentage of capital should be owned by Filipinos in a public utility company?

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To walk before

What does preamble from the latin term preambulare mean?

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Jus Sanguinis

A child follows the nationality or citizenship of the parents regardless of the place of birth.

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Jus Soli

A child’s citizenship is determined by the place of birth.

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Citizenship by Naturalization

refers to an act whereby a person acquires citizenship different from that person’s citizenship at birth

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Suffrage

is the right and obligation of a qualifies citizens to vote in the election of certain national and local officials of the government and in the decision of public questions submitted to the people

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Election

a political exercise whereby the sovereign people choose a candidate to fill up an elective government position.

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Plebiscite

a political right of sovereign people to ratify or reject constitutional amendments or proposed laws.

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Referendum

the right reserved to the people to adopt or reject any act of measure which has been passed by a legislative body and which in most cases would, without action on the part of the electors, becomes a law.

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Initiative

the power of people to propose bills and laws and to enact or reject them at polls, independent of the legislative assembly.

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Recall

a system by which an elective official is removed by popular vote the end of his term.

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Republic Act No. 8491 Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines

An act prescribing the code of the Nation Flag, Anthem, Motto, Coat-of-arms and other heraldic items and devices of the Philippines.

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Natural Rights

possessed by every citizen without being granted by the State for they are conferred by God so that human being may live a fulfilled life.

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Constitutional Rights

conferred and protected by the Constitution. They cannot be modified or taken away by the laws-making body.

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Political Rights

clothes the citizens with the power to participate, directly or indirectly, in the establishment or administration of the government.

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Civil Rights

enforced by law at the instance of private individuals for the purpose of securing to them the enjoyment of their means of happiness.

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Social and Economic Rights

intended to ensure the well-being and economic security of the individual.

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Right of the Accused

intended for the protection of a person accused of any crime.

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Statutory Rights

provided by laws promulgated by the law-making body and may be abolished by the same body.