All except Arts. 205–208, 226–234, 236–238, and 242–245

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1. Under Article 203, which is a legally recognized way by which a person may perform public functions as a public officer?
2. Which feature distinguishes indirect bribery under Article 211?
3. What is the central diversion addressed by technical malversation under Article 220?
4. A public officer accepts an expensive gift offered solely because of her office. There is no agreement to perform a par…
5. An accountable public officer, through proved negligence, allows another person to take public money under his custody.…
6. An accountable mayor deliberately diverts supplies bought for a feeding program, specifically appropriated by ordinance…
7. A private contractor gives a public officer money in consideration of an agreed criminal act connected with the officer…
8. Distinguish direct bribery, indirect bribery, and corruption of public officials. Focus on conduct rather than obsolete…
9. Compare malversation under Article 217 with technical malversation under Article 220. Is lack of personal gain always a…
10. Explain why proof of a public officer's job title alone does not establish every element of malversation, and note Arti…
11. Which Article213 conduct is an illegal exaction by an entrusted municipal fee collector?
12. Under Article215, which type of public officer does the prohibited-transactions provision expressly identify?