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    Activity No. 2 (Spotting The Issues, Resolutions, and Facts of A Case)

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    This document provides definitions and examples of issues, resolutions, and facts in legal cases. Issues are questions of law or fact that must be resolved, such as whether a plaintiff is entitled to a property or if an accused is guilty of a crime. Resolutions are the answers to the issues, citing applicable law. Facts are proven incidents or evidence that are relevant to resolving the case. The document instructs listening to a speech identifying the issues, resolution, and facts and analyzing the facts, issues, and resolutions of three legal cases. It notes the activity is due by 4:50 PM with class from 5-7 PM.

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    This document provides definitions and examples of issues, resolutions, and facts in legal cases. Issues are questions of law or fact that must be resolved, such as whether a plaintiff is entitled to a property or if an accused is guilty of a crime. Resolutions are the answers to the issues, citing applicable law. Facts are proven incidents or evidence that are relevant to resolving the case. The document instructs listening to a speech identifying the issues, resolution, and facts and analyzing the facts, issues, and resolutions of three legal cases. It notes the activity is due by 4:50 PM with class from 5-7 PM.

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    This document provides definitions and examples of issues, resolutions, and facts in legal cases. Issues are questions of law or fact that must be resolved, such as whether a plaintiff is entitled to a property or if an accused is guilty of a crime. Resolutions are the answers to the issues, citing applicable law. Facts are proven incidents or evidence that are relevant to resolving the case. The document instructs listening to a speech identifying the issues, resolution, and facts and analyzing the facts, issues, and resolutions of three legal cases. It notes the activity is due by 4:50 PM with class from 5-7 PM.

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    Activity No. 2 (Spotting The Issues, Resolutions, and Facts of A Case)

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    AL Jeff Puguon
    This document provides definitions and examples of issues, resolutions, and facts in legal cases. Issues are questions of law or fact that must be resolved, such as whether a plaintiff is entitled to a property or if an accused is guilty of a crime. Resolutions are the answers to the issues, citing applicable law. Facts are proven incidents or evidence that are relevant to resolving the case. The document instructs listening to a speech identifying the issues, resolution, and facts and analyzing the facts, issues, and resolutions of three legal cases. It notes the activity is due by 4:50 PM with class from 5-7 PM.

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    Activity No.

    2
    (Spotting the Issues, Resolutions, and Facts of a Case)

    Brief Meaning
    Issues – question of facts or law raised in a proceeding for
    proper resolution or disposition
    Eaxmples; (1) Whether or not the plaintiff is entitled to recover
    the property.
    (2) Whether or not he accused is quality of
    falsification of public documents defined & penalized under
    Article 171 of the Revised Penal Code.

    Resolution- the answer to the issue. In the resolution, the


    adjudicating body states the applicable law, rules, and
    jurisprudence and state why such law, rules, and jurisprudence
    are applicable from the facts of the case

    Facts- incidents, things, evidence that are proven to have


    occurred, existed or be true that are material to the resolution of
    the case.
    I. Listen to the speech of the late Senator Miriam Defensor –
    Santiago on her decision to acquit Chief Justice Renato Corona
    in his impeachment case.
    Type in YouTube:
    : ANC: Miriam goes ballistic,
    Says CJ not guilty
    (20: 15 minutes: second long)
    1) Identify the issue, resolution, and facts:

    II. Identify the facts, issues, and resolutions of the following


    cases:
    1. People of the Philippines vs Tionloc GR No. 212193,
    February 15, 2017

    2. Spouses Marciano Chua and Chua Cho vs CA, GR


    113886, February 24, 1998

    3. Cayetano vs Monsod, September 3, 1991, GR. No.


    100113

     Pass your activity on Saturday, 4:40 PM to 4:50 PM. We


    shall have a class at 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM again due to some
    conflicts in my personal schedule.

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