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Effects of Repeal or Amendment
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- What is the general effect of an absolute unqualified repeal that truly decriminalizes the act, with no applicable savi…
- Does repeal accompanied by simultaneous reenactment of the same prohibited conduct necessarily extinguish existing crim…
- Under RA10951 Section100, to what extent is the Act retroactive?
- A replacement penal statute expressly preserves pending prosecutions for the earlier offense. The accused argues that t…
- RA10951 changes a monetary threshold so that the proved offense carries a lower applicable penalty for a particular acc…
- An old law penalizes specified conduct. A replacement law repeals its number but simultaneously reenacts the materially…
- A genuine legislative gap leaves specified conduct unpunished after an absolute repeal. A later statute newly criminali…
- Distinguish absolute decriminalizing repeal from repeal with simultaneous reenactment.
- Explain RA10951’s express favorable-retroactivity rule without assuming every amendment is lenient.
- Why is a later adverse recriminalization different from simultaneous repeal and reenactment?
- What did RA 9346 prohibit?
- When replacing death under RA 9346, what penalty applies if the violated law uses RPC penalty nomenclature?