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AllBar 2024CRIMINAL LAWII. REVISED PENAL CODE - BOOK ONEA. Felonies (Article 3)4. Stages of Execution - Article 6a. Subjective Phase and Objective Phase

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Subject: Stages of Execution - Article 6

a. Subjective Phase and Objective Phase

1. Please answer the following scenarios:

  1. Juan was convicted of a heinous crime and was sentenced to death by lethal injection. During the subjective phase of the execution, the warden discovered that Juan was suffering from a mental illness that rendered him unfit to understand the nature and consequences of his punishment. Discuss the legal implications of Juan's mental illness during the subjective phase of execution.
  2. Marie was found guilty of drug trafficking and was sentenced to death by firing squad. However, at the last minute, she was granted a reprieve by the President of the Republic. On the day of her scheduled execution, Marie successfully petitioned for a stay of execution from the court. Explain the role of the court during the objective phase of execution and the legal basis for granting a stay of execution.

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