Continuous/Continued Crime (Delito Continuado) vs. Continuing/Transitory Crime

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1. What is the central substantive concept of delito continuado?
2. What ordinarily makes an offense transitory for the territorial-venue analysis discussed in Petron?
3. Which distinction should be preserved despite inconsistent use of the word continuing in some decisions?
4. On one occasion an offender takes several items from a common storage area, knowing they belong to different owners. Th…
5. Essential ingredients of a single offense occur in City A and City B. No special venue statute changes Rule 110 Section…
6. An accountable officer makes separate misappropriations on different occasions over several months and later creates se…
7. In a case with the same material pattern as Petron, deceptive goods originate in one city and are subsequently passed o…
8. Distinguish delito continuado from continuing or transitory crime for territorial-venue purposes.
9. Why are the same method, same offender, and a general desire for profit insufficient by themselves to establish delito …
10. How should a court analyze a claim that acts in two cities must be either two crimes or one delito continuado?
11. In Navaja, can distinct acts on different dates still be partial execution of the proved single indivisible obstruction…
12. Does unity of the penal provision violated matter to delito continuado?