AI Made

• What is the definition of a bill of rights?

  A declaration of a person's rights
• What is the purpose of a bill of rights?

  To protect rights against government violations
• What are natural rights?

  Rights given by God to every citizen
• What are constitutional rights?

  Rights protected by the constitution
• What are statutory rights?

  Rights provided by laws made by the legislature
• What does Section 1 of the bill of rights state?

  No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process
• Who does the bill of rights protect?

  All persons within the Philippines' jurisdiction
• What does Section 2 protect against?

  Unreasonable searches and seizures
• What must a search warrant include?

  Probable cause and specific details
• What does the term "persons" refer to in the scope of protection?

  It applies to everyone, accused or not
• What does "houses" include in the scope of protection?

  All types of buildings, not just homes
• What does "papers and effects" refer to?

  Sealed letters and packages
• What is the right of privacy defined as?

  The right to be left alone
• What are the limitations on the right of privacy?

  Lawful court orders and public safety needs
• What does Section 4 state about freedom of speech?

  No law shall abridge freedom of speech
• What does the scope of freedom of expression include?

  Free speech, press, assembly, and religion
• What does Section 6 state about liberty of abode?

  It cannot be impaired without lawful order
• What is the meaning of liberty of abode and travel?

  The right to choose and change one's home
• What is the highest priority of Congress regarding social justice?

  To protect and enhance human dignity
• What does the state regulate according to Section 1 of Article 13?

  Acquisition, ownership, and use of property
• What does the promotion of social justice include?

  Creating economic opportunities based on self-reliance
• What does social justice require from the state?

  Measures guaranteeing equality of opportunity
• What is the duty of the state to promote social justice?

  To protect human dignity and reduce inequalities
• What is the composition of the Commission on Human Rights?

  A Chairman and four members
• What are the qualifications for members of the Commission?

  Natural-born citizens and majority lawyers
• How are members of the Commission appointed?

  By the President without confirmation
• What is the independence of the Commission on Human Rights?

  Independent of the three branches of government
• Why was the Commission on Human Rights created?

  To address military abuses during martial law
• What is one power of the Commission on Human Rights?

  To investigate human rights violations
• What can the Commission do regarding legal measures?

  Provide legal aid to underprivileged victims
• What is one function of the Commission regarding jails?

  Exercise visitorial powers over detention facilities
• What does the Commission establish for human rights?

  Programs for research and education
• What can the Commission recommend to Congress?

  Measures to promote human rights
• What compensation can the Commission provide?

  Compensation to victims of human rights violations