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Principal and Accessory Penalties
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- What distinguishes a principal penalty from an accessory penalty?
- What does Article73 provide when a lawfully imposed principal penalty carries specified accessory penalties by law?
- Which accessory consequences does Article41 attach to reclusion perpetua or reclusion temporal?
- A judgment imposes a principal penalty that carries the applicable statutory accessories but omits a separate recital o…
- A pardon remits the principal penalty but does not expressly remit the Article41 perpetual absolute disqualification. T…
- A defendant who directly committed the felony argues that no accessory penalty can apply because he was a principal off…
- A court imposes reclusion temporal. An enforcement officer then adds an unrelated occupational ban not found in the app…
- Distinguish accessory offender from accessory penalty.
- Explain Article73’s effect without turning it into authority to invent penalties.
- Does remission of the principal sanction always eliminate its disqualifications?
- What does prision mayor carry under Article42 in addition to temporary absolute disqualification?
- Under Article43, when does prision correccional carry the specified perpetual suffrage disqualification?