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- Under RA10951 Section101, do courts necessarily lose jurisdiction over pending cases where trial already started solely…
- A sentenced person seeks an actually favorable RA10951 adjustment. The opponent argues Section100 is categorically rest…
- An amendment only increases the applicable fine for an earlier act. The prosecution cites Section100’s favorable-retroa…
- Trial in a criminal case had already begun when RA10951 took effect. Its adjustment is favorable, but a party says the …
- A hypothetical later penal law reduces a stipulated applicable punishment for an eligible earlier offender. The state c…
- Distinguish RA10951’s favorable-retroactivity clause from its pending-case jurisdiction provision.
- Why does Section100 not authorize every new increased fine for earlier conduct?
- A prosecutor treats filing date as the sole basis for choosing punishment. Explain the missing temporal inquiry.