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Title XII – Crimes Against the Civil Status of Persons
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- What additional penalty does Article347 state for a physician, surgeon or public officer cooperating in violation of pr…
- A person intentionally substitutes one newborn for another, with all Article347 conditions proved. The defense says no …
- A legitimate child is deliberately hidden to deprive the child of the recognized family civil status. All Article347 fa…
- A hospital physician knowingly cooperates in a proved criminal child substitution in violation of professional duties. …
- A legitimate child stays temporarily with an identified relative for lawful care. The evidence excludes substitution, s…
- Distinguish Article347’s substitution mode from its concealment or abandonment of a legitimate child with intent to cau…
- A physician knowingly cooperates in criminal child substitution in breach of professional duties. Explain Article347’s …
- A child’s temporary lawful placement with a known relative is offered as the sole proof of Article347 concealment, desp…