Final Questionnaire of Module 3
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Started on Friday, October 16, 2020, 00:09
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Question1
It is the third stage of the criminal procedure, according to the National Code of
Correct Criminal Procedures.
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The test one.
b. The one for review.
c. The one of judgment.
The trial stage includes from when the order is received
opening of trial until the sentence issued by the Court of Trial. It is the
decision stage of the essential issues of the process.
d. The one for protection.
Your answer is correct.
Question2
The Public Ministry must register the acts of torture with...
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1.00 Public Property Registry.
b. Federal Register of the Crime of Torture.
c. National Registry of the Crime of Torture. The National Registry is the tool
of research and statistical information that includes data on all the
cases in which complaints are filed and cases of torture and other treatments are investigated
cruel, inhuman or degrading punishments, including the number of victims of the
the same, which is made up of the databases of the prosecuting institutions of
justice, from the National Commission, of the Bodies for the Protection of Rights
Humans, the Executive Commission and the Commissions for Victim Assistance, as well as
the cases processed before international protection bodies of
human rights.
d. Federal Register of Serious Crimes.
Your answer is correct.
Question3
It is considered a direct sexual act on the body of the victim.
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1.00 a. Unjustified dismissal.
b. To force her to undress. Crimes against sexual integrity are those that
They attack a person's freedom and sexual will. These are sexual assaults.
that threaten the integrity, privacy, and identity of individuals, among others
it is to force a woman to undress.
c. Sexual taunts.
d. Sexual discrimination.
Your answer is correct.
Question 4
It is considered a sexual act that does not involve physical contact.
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1.00 a. Sexual discrimination.
b. Sexual taunts. Make comments, jokes, or suggestive remarks regarding
the sexual life of a woman or another person, whether in person or through some
means of communication. It is considered a sexual act that does not involve physical contact,
but an aggression.
c. Unjustified dismissal.
d. Force her to undress.
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Question 5
It aims at the offering and admission of evidence, as well as the
Correct clarification of the disputed facts that will be subject to the trial.
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a. The trial stage.
b. The sentencing stage.
c. The intermediate stage. The stage begins when the Public Prosecutor presents the accusation.
before the control judge, and covers the intermediate hearing. At this stage, it is possible to
present exceptions, evidentiary agreements, evidence is accepted or rejected, and
it ends when the control judge sends the opening order to the Court of
Legal proceedings.
d. The research stage.
Your answer is correct.
Question 6
It is a victim's right in cases of torture.
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1.00 a. Offer a medical-psychological report. The rights of the victim or person
The offended are varied and prove to be important for the functioning of the new.
criminal justice system; among these rights is the right to provide an opinion
medical-psychological, with the aim of certifying the damage caused to the victim.
b. To offer an ethical-moral opinion.
c. Offer an economic-psychological report.
d. Provide an economic-social opinion.
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Question 7
Protection measures are enacted in favor of...
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1.00 a. Victims and police.
b. Victims and agents of the Public Ministry.
c. Victims and witnesses. The protective measures are those ordered by the Ministry.
Public or the jurisdictional authority, both to guarantee physical integrity and
psychological and emotional state of the victim and witnesses, if it is deemed that there is an imminent risk in
against their security, or to provide protection to experts or third parties who
intervene in the procedure.
d. Victims and criminal judges.
Your answer is correct.
Question 8
General Recommendation number 19 of CEDAW defines violence directed against the
Correct woman, for being woman, like...
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a. Sexual violence.
b. Economic violence.
c. Gender violence. In 1992, the CEDAW Committee, in its Recommendation
General No. 19 declared that violence against women is a form of
discrimination directed against women because of their status as women that affects
women disproportionately. This violence severely inhibits the
the ability of women to enjoy rights and freedoms on the level of
equality with men.
d. Social violence.
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Question9
Stage that develops fundamentally before the Public Ministry and is prior to its issuance.
Correct The exercise of criminal action is initiated before the judicial body (control judge).
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the one of trial.
b. The one for research. At this stage, the Public Ministry carries out proceedings.
directed to obtain test data that establishes that it has probably been
committed a crime and that someone intervened or participated in its commission. It consists of two
phases, the initial one begins with the report or complaint of a crime and ends when the
The accused is placed at the disposal of the control judge, so that the charges can be presented.
and the complementary one that begins with the formulation of the charges until the closure of the
investigation ordered by the control judge.
c. The one of judgment.
d. The preparation for trial.
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Question 10
CEDAW stands for the...
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a. United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.
b. Inter-American Convention to Prevent, Punish and Eradicate Violence Against
woman.
c. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against
woman. CEDAW is an international instrument that specifies the
details of discrimination against women and establishes the necessary guidelines
to eradicate it. By ratifying it, the states parties commit to fulfilling it,
carrying out a series of internal measures to eliminate violations of
human rights against women.