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Title XIV – Quasi-offenses
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- How does Article 365 describe reckless imprudence?
- Which circumstances does Article 365 direct the court to consider in assessing lack of precaution?
- Under Ivler, what is the unit of prosecution for a single reckless-imprudence act producing several consequences?
- A vehicle collision causes damage. The prosecution proves only that the accused drove the vehicle and damage occurred, …
- Reckless imprudence results only in PHP 10,000 damage to another's property, and the applicable Article 365 property-on…
- One proved reckless driving act causes slight injuries to one person and death and property damage to others. A valid f…
- A single negligent act causes both personal injuries and property damage. Before any adjudication, the prosecutor propo…
- Distinguish reckless imprudence from simple imprudence under Article 365. Why is absence of malice not a complete defen…
- Explain Ivler's single-quasi-offense rule, including light consequences, double jeopardy, and the distinction from Arti…
- State the current Article 365 rule for damage to property only and explain why an older PHP 25 minimum is not the prese…
- Does Article365’s definition of reckless imprudence include assessment of the actor’s occupation and degree of intellig…
- What does Article365 prescribe for an offender who fails to give injured parties on-the-spot help that is within the of…