Workplace altercation cases under the Revised Penal Code: physical injuries classifications, evidence, HR response, and police involvement in the Philippines.
Guide to altering boundaries and moving land survey monuments under the Revised Penal Code, Act No. 3077, and P.D. No. 1529 in the Philippines.
This article explores the mitigating circumstance of voluntary surrender, detailing the Revised Penal Code requirements and the Supreme Court’s “totality of circumstances” standard for reducing criminal penalties.
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Failure to deliver an abandoned child under seven to authorities or a safe place is punished by arresto mayor.
If the offender of a conditional grave threat fails to achieve their purpose, the penalty is lowered by two degrees.
Failing to assist a person wounded in an uninhabited place without self-detriment is penalized by arresto mayor.
Unconditional grave threats are punished by arresto mayor and a fine not exceeding P100,000.
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Abandoning a minor under seven years old when custody is incumbent upon the offender is punished by arresto mayor.
Threatening a wrong that is not a crime, when made conditionally, is considered light threats punished by arresto mayor.
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If abandonment of a minor results in death, the penalty is prision correccional medium/maximum; if only danger, minimum/medium.
