When Accused Dies

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1. Under Bayotas, what happens to civil liability based solely on the offense when the accused dies while the conviction i… Multiple Choice Easy
2. Does death before final judgment necessarily extinguish a civil obligation resting on a source independent of the offen… Multiple Choice Easy
3. What does Rule 111 section 4 prescribe if the accused dies before arraignment? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A pending independent Article 2176 action has a viable basis apart from the offense. The accused in the related prosecu… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A surviving civil claim produces a final money judgment in favor of the offended party after the proper procedure. How … Multiple Choice Medium
6. A trial court convicted the accused and imposed civil damages solely ex delicto. The accused timely appealed and died b… Multiple Choice Hard
7. A deceased accused had also signed a loan agreement. After death before final criminal judgment, the creditor seeks the… Multiple Choice Hard
8. State the Bayotas rule for death pending appeal and distinguish civil obligations from other sources. Essay Medium
9. Explain the treatment of a pending independent civil action after the accused’s death, including substitution and enfor… Essay Medium
10. Compare death before arraignment with death after arraignment while the criminal action is pending. Essay Medium
11. For a surviving independent civil action under Rule111 Section4, may heirs be substituted without appointing an executo… Multiple Choice Easy
12. What protective appointment may the court make for minor heirs under Rule111 Section4? Multiple Choice Easy