Absorption Principle

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1. Under the Hernandez doctrine as explained in Lovedioro, how are common offenses committed in furtherance of rebellion g…
2. What is decisive in determining whether a common offense is absorbed in rebellion under Lovedioro?
3. Does membership in a rebel organization alone make every offense committed by that person absorbed in rebellion?
4. During an ongoing rebellion, a participant commits an offense solely for private revenge, with no political motivation …
5. The evidence establishes that a common offense formed part of and was committed in furtherance of a proven rebellion, w…
6. An accused is prosecuted for a common crime. The defense proves that the accused belongs to a rebel group and that rebe…
7. A participant commits two distinct offenses during a proven rebellion. For the first, evidence establishes that the act…
8. Explain the absorption doctrine for common offenses committed in furtherance of rebellion. Why does absorption not mean…
9. A member of a rebel organization commits a crime solely for private revenge during an uprising. The evidence expressly …
10. An accused seeks absorption of a common offense into rebellion based only on rebel affiliation and an uprising in the a…
11. When the principal objective is burning a building and death results by reason or on the occasion of the arson, what is…
12. If fire is purposely used as the means to kill a particular person and that goal is accomplished, what classification d…