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Title II – Crimes Against the Fundamental Laws of the State

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  1. Which conduct is central to arbitrary detention under Article124?
  2. In an ordinary case governed by Article125 as amended by EO272, the period for delivery to proper judicial authorities …
  3. Article127 addresses an unauthorized public officer who does which act?
  4. A public officer obtains a search warrant without just cause. Alternatively, another officer has a lawful warrant but d…
  5. Without any lawful ground, a public officer stops a peaceful meeting solely because its speakers criticize official pol…
  6. An officer lawfully arrests a suspect for an ordinary offense punishable by a correctional penalty. No valid waiver or …
  7. An officer enters a home against the owner’s will without judicial authority and without any applicable warrantless-ent…
  8. Distinguish arbitrary detention under Article124 from delay in judicial delivery under Article125.
  9. Why does possession of a search warrant not automatically defeat every Article129 charge?
  10. A peaceful petition meeting is dispersed by a public officer solely to silence criticism, with no legal ground. Explain…
  11. Which article expressly covers delaying the execution of a judicial or executive prisoner-release order under its state…
  12. For an otherwise proper home search, Article130 provides locality witnesses in default of whom?