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Successive Service of Sentence
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- Under Article 70, when should two or more penalties be served simultaneously?
- If the nature of the penalties does not permit simultaneous service, what is Article 70's general rule?
- Which of these is more severe in Article 70's order for successive service?
- Final judgments require Rene to serve a term of prision mayor and a term of arresto mayor. Assume they cannot be served…
- A court establishes that two valid penalties can, by their nature, be served at the same time. An administrator insists…
- A judgment imposes a separate lawful penalty for each of several distinct offenses. Their aggregate stated duration exc…
- Several penalties must be served successively. One of the penalties that otherwise would have been served earlier has a…
- Set out Article 70's approach to simultaneous and successive service. Does the mere existence of multiple convictions a…
- Explain why the statutory severity scale, rather than the shortest term or a private party's preference, controls succe…
- A judge proposes to omit penalties for several separately proved crimes because Article 70 will limit total imprisonmen…
- In Article70’s successive-service scale, which comes first: arresto menor or destierro?
- In Article70’s scale, which precedes temporary absolute disqualification?