Nonappearance of Accused

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1. Who may promulgate for an accused detained in another province or city upon the rendering court’s request?
2. An accused convicted only of a light offense is represented at promulgation by counsel. Is the accused’s personal absen…
3. The accused is detained in Province B while the rendering court is in A. On A’s request, the proper RTC executive judge…
4. A judgment is to be promulgated while the rendering judge is outside the province. The clerk of court properly performs…
5. At the rendering court’s request, the proper executive judge at the accused’s distant place of detention promulgates a …
6. Distinguish the Rule120 exceptions permitting counsel or representative at a light-offense conviction and clerk-of-cour…
7. Explain the requested promulgation route when the accused is detained in another province or city, including the notice…
8. Why should absence from the rendering courtroom not automatically be characterized as unjustified failure to attend whe…