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Subsidiary Penalty
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- Under Article 39 as amended by RA 10159, what monetary basis determines one day of subsidiary personal liability for an…
- Which unpaid pecuniary liability is the subject of Article 39's subsidiary personal liability?
- If the principal penalty imposed is higher than prision correccional, what does Article 39 provide regarding subsidiary…
- Assume the applicable highest Philippine minimum-wage rate at the trial court's judgment is PHP 600 per day. An insolve…
- A judgment imposes only a fine for a light felony. The convict has no property to pay it. What is the maximum subsidiar…
- A convict receives six months of arresto mayor and a fine. He is insolvent. Assume the wage-rate conversion of the unpa…
- A judgment separately orders a criminal fine and civil damages. The insolvent convict validly serves the subsidiary per…
- Explain the present conversion rate and the relevant date for subsidiary personal liability under RA 10159. Why is an e…
- Distinguish an unpaid criminal fine from unpaid civil damages for purposes of subsidiary imprisonment. Explain Nanzan's…
- Summarize Article 39's principal limits for imprisonment-and-fine, fine-only, and principal penalties higher than prisi…
- Under Article39(1), may a fraction or part of a day be counted against the prisoner?
- For a fine-only sentence for a grave or less grave felony, what subsidiary-imprisonment ceiling does Article39(2) state?