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Exempting Circumstances (See also RA 9208, Sec. 17, as amended; RA 9262, Sec. 26; RA 9344, Sec. 6, as amended by RA 10630)
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- Under amended RA9344 Section6, what is the criminal-liability rule for a child exactly fifteen years old at the time of…
- What is the general rule for a child above fifteen but below eighteen under that provision?
- What does RA9262 Section26 provide for a victim-survivor judicially found to suffer from battered woman syndrome in the…
- A sixteen-year-old acted without discernment at the time of the offense. A party says criminal exemption automatically …
- A person is established to be trafficked and commits an unlawful act as a direct result of that trafficking within amen…
- A court, with the specified expert assistance, finds that a victim-survivor was suffering from battered woman syndrome …
- A trafficking victim invokes Section17 for two acts: one proved directly caused by the trafficking, and an unrelated in…
- Explain the amended juvenile criminal-responsibility age categories and their civil-liability qualification.
- Distinguish the statutory battered-woman-syndrome defense from requiring every ordinary self-defense element.
- Explain the scope and limits of nonpunishment of trafficked persons under amended Section17.
- What combination is central to the accident exemption in Article 12(4)?
- What injury comparison is stated for uncontrollable fear under Article 12(6)?