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1. www.doj.gov.ph › files › cccCriminal Code Book 1 - Department of Justice

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   Full text of Book I of the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines [Act No. 3815]. Featured on the World Wide Web by The Law Firm of Chan Robles & Associates - Philippines.

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   Criminal law has three main characteristics: (1) general, (2) territorial, and (3) prospective. I. GENERAL, in that criminal law is binding on all persons who live or sojourn in Philippine...

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6. lawphil.net › statutes › actsAct No. 3815 - The Lawphil Project

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   JUSTIFYING CIRCUMSTANCES AND CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH EXEMPT FROM CRIMINAL LIABILITY. Article 11. Justifying circumstances. - The following do not incur any criminal liability: 1. Anyone who acts in defense of his person or rights, provided that the following circumstances concur; First. Unlawful aggression. Second.

7. www.studocu.com › ph › documentCriminal LAW BOOK ONE - Lecture notes 1-130 - Studocu

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   CRIMINAL LAW BOOK ONE. Criminal Law – branch of public substantive law which defines crimes, treats of their nature and provides for their punishment. It is a public law because it deals with the relation of the individual with the State.

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   Book One, Revised Penal Code - Legal Resource PH. Legal Resource PH is a learning and resource site on Philippine laws. Article 1. Time when Act takes effect Article 2. Application of its provisions Title One: Felonies and Circumstances which Affect Criminal Liability Chapter…

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   Who is liable for a crime in the Philippines?

   • 1. General – the law is binding to all persons who reside in the Philippines 2. Territorial – the law is binding to all crimes commi ed within the National Territory of the Exception to Territorial Application: Instances enumerated under Article 2. 3. Prospective – the law does not have any retroactive effect.

   Criminal Law Book 1 Articles 1 – 10 Philippine Law Reviewers

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   What crimes are covered by the Philippines Criminal Code?

   • This Code shall apply to: Territoriality 1. Crimes committed within the Philippines or against a government facility of the Philippines abroad, including its embassy, diplomatic or consular premises regardless of the location of the perpetrator or when the effects happen in these places;

   THE CRIMINAL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES General Principles Chapter 1

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   What is the general rule of penal law in the Philippines?

   • General Rule: Penal laws of the Philippines have force and effect only within its territory. The national territory is set forth in Article I of the 1987 Constitution. It composes of 3 domains: RPC shall not be enforced within or outside the Philippine territories if so provided under: a.

   Criminal LAW BOOK ONE - Lecture notes 1-130 - Studocu

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   Does the Philippines have a common law crime system?

   • The Philippines does not subscribe to the common law crimes system. Under this article, if an act should be repressed but there is no law punishing the same, the proper decision of acquittal must be made. This is in consonance with the maxim nullem crimen nulla poena sine lege.

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   What are the general principles of criminal law?

   • Book 1 General Principles Chapter 1 Applicability Section 1. No crime without law. There is no crime unless the act is defined and penalized by this Code or other laws at the time of commission. Criminal laws are prospective in application unless favorable to the accused. Section 2. Scope.

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   When a crime is punishable under the Revised Penal Code?

   • 1. In crimes punished under the Revised Penal Code, the moral trait of the offender is considered. This is why liability would only arise when there is dolo or culpa in the commission of the punishable act. the prohibited act was voluntarily done. 2. 3. the commission of the crime. frustration of the crime. 4.

   Criminal Law Book 1 Articles 1 – 10 Philippine Law Reviewers

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    Criminal Law Book 1 Articles 1 – 10 | Philippine Law Reviewers. Composite crimes. Composite crimes are crimes which, in substance, consist of more than one crime but in the eyes of the law, there is only one crime. For example, the crimes of robbery with homicide, robbery with rape, robbery with physical. injuries.