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Jurisprudence Flashcards

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All legal rules and principles affecting practice of nursing

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Jurisprudence

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Rule of civil conduct commanding right and prohibiting wrong

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Law

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Proceeding in court for a purpose (cases)

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Lawsuit

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Enforce right

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Civil case

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Redress wrong

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Criminal case

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Supreme law, creates legal responsibilities and rights, foundation of system of justice

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Constitutional

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President

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Executive

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Congress

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Legislative

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Supreme Court

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Judicial

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Statutory, enacted by any legislative body, creates law

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Legislation

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Creates rules and regulations to enforce statutory law

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Administrative

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Previous case, Somera case 1983

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Common/ Case

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Felony and Misdemeanor

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Public law: Criminal case

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Tort and Contract Laws

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Private law: Civil case

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Punished by law

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Felony

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Special law

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Offense

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Ordinance

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Infraction

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Criminal case parties

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Plaintiff and accused

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Torts: battery, assault, false imprisonment)

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Intentional

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Torts: Invasion of privacy, defamation of character, slander, libel)

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Quasi intentional

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Torts: negligence and malpractice

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Unintentional

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Civil cases parties

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Complainant and defendant

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Criminal case evidence

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Proof beyond reasonable doubt

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Civil case evidence

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Convincing (preponderance)

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Administrative case parties
Complainant and respondent
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Administrative case evidence
Substantial (adequate)
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Statute of limitations
2-3 years 20 years (killing)
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Miranda rights (fundamental requirement)
Right to be informed Right to remain silent Right to competent counsel No use of threat/ violence
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Bawal maulit ang kaso unless may newly found evidence
Principle of double jeopardy
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Warantless arrest
In flagrante de licto
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Warrant
Arrest/ warrant
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Subpoena person to testify
Ad testificandum
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Subpoena documents
Duces tecum
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Answers a complaint
Summons
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Rumors, not admissable
Hearsay evidence
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Hearsay unless the dying person is the victime
Dying declaration/ ante morten statement
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Willful telling of a under oath
Perjury
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Legal term for crimes
Felony
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Intentional felony
Deceit (dolo)
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Unintentional felony
Fault (culpa)
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Principal: doer
Direct participation
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Principal: directly force, indice others, mastermind
Inducement
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Principal: indispensable
Cooperation
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Cooperates, no need present, accessory before crime
Accomplice
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Accessory after the act
Accessory
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/ elements / results
Consumated
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/ elements x results
Frustrated
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x elements x results
Attempted
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(-) imprisonment and payment of damage
Justifying
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(-) imprisonment (+) payment of damage
Exempting
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(+) imprisonment and payment of damage dec
Mitigating
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(-) imprisonment and payment of damage inc
Aggravating
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Do not give the chance to have self defense
Treachery
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Mercy killing
Euthanasia
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Mercy Killing: active taking of steps
Active/ direct
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Mercy killing: omit
Passive/ indirect
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Mercy Killing: voluntary
Patients consent
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Mercy Killing: not the patients decision
Involuntary
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Killing: father, mother, children, grandparents, grandchildren, spouse
Parricide
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Killing others
Homicide
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Killing with aggravating factors
Murder
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Killing <3 days
Infanticide
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Not punishable but guving assistance is
Suicide
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Touching
Acts of lasciviousness
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cause annoyance, irritation, or torment to another
Unjust vexation
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physical injury >30 days
Serious
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Physical injury <30 days
Less serious
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Physical injury 9 days and below
Slight
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Without spouse consent
Marital rape
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Under the age of consent
Statutory rape
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With force, violence, intimidation
Robbery
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Without force, violence, intimidation
Theft
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Pretends to give birth, substitution, putting wrong info
Simulation of birth
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Intentional torts, threats
Assault
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Intentional torts, unconsented touching
Battery
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Intentional torts, confined, restraint
False imprisonment
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Intentional torts, discharge
Illegal detention
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Quasi intentional torts, false statement
Defamation
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Defamatory statement
Libel
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Oral defamation
Slander
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Quasi intentional torts, sharing information 
Breach of confidentiality
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Quasi intentional torts, right of freedom from intrusion
Invasion of privacy
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Unintentional torts, commission, breach of duty
Misfeasance
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Unintentional torts, omission, failure of duty
Nonfeasance
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Inintentional torts, go beyond, injury, death
Malpractice/ Malfeasance
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Essential conditions for actionable negligence
Existence of duty Failure to perform Injury/ death
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The thing speaks for itself
Res ipsa loquitor
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Captain of the ship
Respondeat superior
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Act of God
Force Majeur
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Civil liability: physical, mental suffering, anxiety
Moral
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Civil liability: corrective
Exemplary
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Civil liability: vindication, recognition of legal right
Nominal
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Civil liability: pecuniary, can't be proved
Temperate/ Moderate
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Civil liability: pecuniary with proof
Actual/ Compensatory
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Civil liability: agreement of contract
Liquidated
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Contract: action
Implied
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Contract: verbal, written, specified terms
Expressed
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Contract: not existing from the beginning
Void/ Inexistence
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Contract: fraud, undue influence, duress
Illegal/ unenforceable
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Contract: incapable to give consent
Voidavle/ annullable
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Failure without legal excuse to perform any promise
Breech of contract
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Will: left with property
Decedent
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Will: left with will
Testator
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Will: called to succession
Heir
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Will: hand written
Holographic
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Will: acknowledged before a notary public with at least 3 witnesses
Notarial
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Will received by nurses
Gifts mortis causa
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BON (7 members)
PNA 21 PRC 14 President 7
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Qualifications in BON (MC NGT)
Natural born citizen Good standing PNA 10 yrs clinical exp, last 5 yrs in Ph Masters (Sciences, Allied Nursing, Education) Conviction
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Areas to be represented (CNN)
CHN Nsg Education Nsg Service
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Removal and suspension in BON (ICU)
Incompetence Commission Unprofessional
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Inactive nurse
5 consecutive years 1 month didactive 3 months practicuum > 1 yr > 50,000 < 5 yrs < 100,000
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Place of birth
Jus soli
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Blood
Jus sanguinis
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