Pro Reo Principle

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1. Does favorable construction necessarily mean presuming every online defamatory post was discovered on its publication d…
2. The prosecution argues that a heavier cyber-libel penalty necessarily displaces the specific one-year libel provision w…
3. An accused accepts the one-year period but claims a Facebook publication must automatically be treated like registratio…
4. An accused seeks quashal solely because more than one year passed from posting, attaches no evidence establishing relev…
5. Both parties accept that a penal prescription provision should favor the accused. The accused then demands an extra-sta…
6. Explain how Causing can favor the accused on the governing prescriptive period without automatically granting a motion …
7. Why did the heavier cyber-libel penalty not automatically require the longer prescriptive period proposed by the prosec…
8. Distinguish favorable penal construction from inventing a universal constructive-notice presumption for online posts.