Names of the Accused and the Offended Party

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1. If an accused's true name cannot be ascertained, how may the complaint or information identify that accused under Rule … Multiple Choice Easy
2. Once the accused's true name is disclosed or otherwise appears to the court, what does Rule 110, Section 7 require? Multiple Choice Easy
3. What does Rule 110, Section 12 require when a juridical entity is the offended party? Multiple Choice Easy
4. An information identifies the accused by a nickname by which the accused is known. Is that form of identification neces… Multiple Choice Medium
5. In a theft information, the owner is unknown despite inquiry. The stolen property can be identified precisely by its se… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A robbery information describes the accused as 'Rico,' the name by which witnesses know him. During proceedings the cou… Multiple Choice Hard
7. A complaint describes an injured person by an identifying fictitious designation because no better identification is av… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain how Rule 110, Section 7 permits an accused to be named when the true name is known, known only by a nickname, o… Essay Medium
9. Discuss the identification of an unknown offended party in Rule 110, Section 12, distinguishing the general rule from t… Essay Medium
10. An information names a corporation as the offended party but does not allege that it is a juridical entity organized un… Essay Medium
11. In Ricarze, what event explained the bank’s substitution as private complainant for the named corporate customer? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Does Ricarze hold that a change of the named offended party always changes the criminal acts charged? Multiple Choice Easy