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Aggravating Circumstances (See also RA 9165, Sec. 25; RA 10175, Sec. 6; RA 10591, Sec. 29)
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- What prior adjudication is required by Article 14(9)’s recidivism definition?
- Five people act together, but only three are armed. No other band basis is established. Does the headcount alone satisf…
- A public employee commits a private offense with no use or advantage of office, as the factfinder expressly establishes…
- At trial, the prosecution identifies an earlier pending case under the same Code title but concedes there is no prior f…
- A properly alleged nighttime circumstance is supported only by the clock hour; the court expressly finds that nighttime…
- Distinguish a large group from a band under Article 14(6).
- Explain why holding public office does not by itself prove Article 14(1).
- A prior pending accusation is invoked as recidivism. What does the statutory definition require instead?