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All except Arts. 161–162, 164–165, 173–176, and 185–187

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  1. Under Article183 as amended by RA11594, which is a required feature of the covered perjury?
  2. Which act is expressly listed among Article171’s falsification methods?
  3. For falsification of a private document under Article172(2), which additional feature does the text require?
  4. An applicant makes an honest factual mistake in an affidavit, believing the statement true, and the prosecution establi…
  5. A person willfully and knowingly offers false testimony in an official proceeding, understanding its falsity. Which ame…
  6. A records officer, taking advantage of official duties, deliberately issues an authenticated copy of a government recor…
  7. An adult private individual intentionally alters a genuine private receipt to show a debt was paid, intending to defeat…
  8. Explain why an inaccurate affidavit is not automatically perjury under amended Article183.
  9. An official deliberately certifies a copy of a government document that never existed, using the authority of the offic…
  10. A private receipt is deliberately falsified to defeat a creditor, but the creditor discovers it before suffering loss. …
  11. Which Article171 mode concerns making it appear that a person participated in a proceeding when the person did not?
  12. Which mode concerns attributing different statements to someone who actually participated?