Aggravating Circumstances (See also RA 9165, Sec. 25; RA 10175, Sec. 6; RA 10591, Sec. 29)

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1. What must the prosecution do with a qualifying or aggravating circumstance that it seeks to use to increase the accused…
2. Under Section 25 of RA 9165, what is the legal significance of the statutory positive finding of dangerous-drug use in …
3. For crimes covered by Section 6 of RA 10175 committed by, through, and with information and communications technologies…
4. A gun is registered to Arturo, but Benito possesses and uses it in a crime without being its licensee. Benito argues th…
5. Dario commits a felony without using the loose firearm that he separately unlawfully possesses. The prosecution proves …
6. An Information sufficiently charges homicide but contains no allegation of the aggravating circumstance that the prosec…
7. A loose firearm was used in a crime. Assume the statutory comparison establishes that the maximum penalty for that crim…
8. Explain the pleading and proof requirements for aggravating circumstances and why a circumstance already inherent in or…
9. Distinguish the aggravating provisions of Section 25 of RA 9165 and Section 6 of RA 10175. Is mere suspicion of drug us…
10. Discuss why a firearm's registration and its physical presentation at trial must each be assessed carefully when applyi…
11. For Article 14(6), how many armed malefactors must act together to meet the definition of a band?
12. What does Article 14(1) require concerning public position?