Homicide is killing another without murder or parricide circumstances, punished by reclusion temporal.
How is the crime of Homicide defined and what is its prescribed penalty? Read More »
A judge assuming executive power or obstructing it suffers arresto mayor to prision correccional.
When is a judge guilty of Usurpation of executive functions and what is the penalty? Read More »
Executive officer assuming judicial powers or obstructing judicial orders suffers arresto mayor to prision correccional.
Officer continuing a proceeding after lawful request for disqualification before jurisdiction is settled commits a crime.
Executive officer giving orders or suggestions to judicial authority regarding an exclusive court case is penalized.
Public officer knowingly appointing an unqualified person to office is penalized with arresto mayor and fine.
Public officer soliciting immoral advances from a woman interested in a pending case commits abuses against chastity.
Warden or public officer making indecent advances to a woman under custody commits Abuses against chastity.
Penalties for Abuses against chastity are reduced if the victim is a relative of a person in custody.
Killing a parent, child, descendant, ascendant, or spouse constitutes parricide, punishable by death.
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