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Civil Liability of Persons Exempt from Criminal Liability

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  1. What does exemption from criminal liability under RA 9344 section 6 mean for civil liability?
  2. Under Article 101, who bears civil liability for harm justified by avoidance of a greater evil under Article 11(4)?
  3. For an act committed under legally established irresistible force, who is primarily civilly liable under Article 101?
  4. An adult is exempt from criminal liability because of legally established insanity at the time of the act. His legal gu…
  5. Nico was fourteen when he committed an act causing property damage. He invokes the current juvenile law and argues that…
  6. A court finds all Article 11(4) necessity requisites satisfied when a person damages a barrier to prevent greater harm …
  7. An adult exempt because of legally established insanity has no person exercising legal authority, guardianship or contr…
  8. A fourteen-year-old causes property damage and is exempt from criminal liability by age. His counsel argues that the ex…
  9. An adult exempt because of insanity damaged another’s property. Explain the Article 101 rules concerning a person exerc…
  10. Compare the civil allocation when harm is justified by avoidance of a greater evil and when the actor is exempt because…
  11. For necessity-based civil allocation under Article 101, what follows if benefit shares cannot be equitably determined e…
  12. Does Article 101 identify liability attaching to the Government as one of the special-law allocation situations?