Criminal Procedure Lecture Philippines (Rule 110 to 113)

Questions answered in this video:

1. What is criminal procedure?
2. What is jurisdiction?
3. What are the requisites of a valid exercise of jurisdiction? Describe each.
4. Can jurisdiction be waived?
5. How is jurisdiction determined?
6. What should be done if a court has no jurisdiction?
7. How is jurisdiction over the person acquired by the court?
8. Rules on Expedited Procedure: What is it and Where applies?
9. Give the summary of barangay conciliation proceedings.
10. Can the Sandiganbayan hear a drug case?
11. What is a criminal action?
12. How is a criminal action instituted?
13. How should a criminal complaint be made?
14. When is a Complaint or Information considered sufficient?
15. What are the requisites in a criminal complaint for a court to have jurisdiction therein?
16. What is preliminary investigation?
17. What is the nature of a preliminary investigation?
18. When is a P.I. required?
19. What is a Prosecutor?
20. What is a private prosecutor?
21. Can a prosecutor be compelled by mandamus?
22. What are private crimes?
23. What is the rationale behind the rule on private crimes?
24. When can the crime of adultery and concubinage not be prosecuted?
25. Who can file a complaint for crimes of seduction, abduction, and acts of lasciviousness?
26. What is duplicity of offense?
27. Are there exceptions to the rule on duplicity of offense?
28. How to determine there is duplicity of offense?
29. What is the essence of distinguishing substantial vs. formal amendment?
30. How should a criminal Information be made?
31. What is arrest?
32. How should arrest be made?
33. What is a warrant of arrest?
34. How is a warrant of arrest obtained?
35. Until when is the validity of a warrant of arrest?
36. When can there be a valid warrantless arrest?
37. If there is a valid warrant, how should the arrest be made?
38. What is an inquest?