Discharge of Accused to be State Witness (See also RA 6981)

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1. Does a prior arrest alone necessarily establish Section17(e)’s disqualifying conviction? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Other direct evidence is available for proper prosecution, but the prosecutor wants a co-accused discharged solely beca… Multiple Choice Medium
3. After court discharge to become a state witness, the person seeks RA6981 protection. Does the judicial discharge alone … Multiple Choice Medium
4. A Rule119 discharged accused refuses to testify against the co-accused in accordance with the sworn statement that supp… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A Program state witness allegedly violates an immunity condition without just cause. An officer declares immunity remov… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Distinguish an arrest record from the moral-turpitude conviction qualification for discharge. Essay Hard
7. Explain why availability of other direct evidence and mere prosecutorial convenience matter to a discharge request. Essay Hard
8. A discharged accused later refuses the testimony contemplated in the supporting sworn statement. Discuss the Section18 … Essay Hard