Practice question
One information alleges two separate completed thefts on different occasions, and no law prescribes one punishment for them. A timely proper objection is raised. Which is best?
- It is necessarily proper because both are called theft
- It is necessarily proper because one prosecutor signed
- It is necessarily one offense because one victim is involved
- The information is subject to the duplicity objection
- It automatically proves both charges true
Legal references
- Rule110 Section13; Rule117 Section3(f): https://lawphil.net/courts/rules/rc_110-127_crim.html
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