What penalty is prescribed for serious physical injuries that cause illness or incapacity for labor for more than 30 days?
Injuries causing incapacity or illness for more than 30 days incur arresto mayor maximum to prision correccional minimum.
Injuries causing incapacity or illness for more than 30 days incur arresto mayor maximum to prision correccional minimum.
Ill-treating another by deed without causing injury is punished by arresto menor minimum or a fine up to P5,000.
Aggravated serious injuries penalty excludes physical injuries inflicted by a parent through excessive chastisement.
Rape is committed by a man having carnal knowledge of a woman through force, threat, or intimidation.
Administering injurious substances without intent to kill, but causing serious injury, is penalized under Article 263.
Rape is committed when the victim is unconscious, demented, under 12 years old, or subjected to fraudulent machination.
Injuries causing incapacity or requiring medical assistance for ten or more days are punished by arresto mayor.
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The basic penalty for rape involving carnal knowledge is reclusion perpetua.
Challenging, inciting, or publicly decrying someone for refusing a duel is punished by prision correccional.
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Mutilating an essential organ of reproduction results in reclusion perpetua; other intentional mutilations incur prision mayor.