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Reiteración or Habituality
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- Under Article14(10), which is one alternative basis for reiteración?
- What is Article14(10)'s alternative involving prior offenses with lighter prescribed penalties?
- In Article14(10)'s comparison, what does the phrase 'to which the law attaches' direct attention to?
- An offender has been punished for only one prior crime carrying a lighter legal penalty than the new offense. No equal-…
- The offender was previously punished for two distinct crimes, each carrying a lighter prescribed penalty than the prese…
- An offender has completed punishment for a prior Code offense in a different title. The law attaches a greater penalty …
- For a present offense, the prosecution invokes reiteración only by saying the accused has 'many bad antecedents.' It es…
- State Article14(10)'s two alternatives for reiteración. An offender has only one prior crime with a lighter prescribed …
- The accused completed punishment for one prior Code offense in a different title from the present offense. The prior of…
- A contested claim of reiteración rests only on the statement that the offender has 'bad antecedents,' without establish…
- Can one prior punished offense with a legally equal penalty satisfy Article14(10)’s first alternative, assuming the oth…
- Does reiteración’s penalty comparison turn solely on the offender’s personally reduced actual sentence rather than the …