Crimes Against Liberty: Cljlaw2

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When is the crime serious illegal detention? (3PITK-M)

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1. More than 3 days

2. Simulating public authority

3. Injuries have been made

4. Threats to kill

5. Minor

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Who may commit the crime of serious illegal detention?

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A private person. And if a public officer conspires with the kidnapping, he won't be charged with arbitrary detention. Instead, it's serious illegal detention.

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Essence of kidnapping: (gravemen)

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Taking/transporting of a person against his will from one place to another

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Essence of serious illegal detention:

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Restraining the person of his freedom/liberty. Hindi kailangan na actual lock-out.

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A woman is taken against her will with lewd design from one place to another.

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Forcible abduction

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A woman is dragged 5 meters against her will

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Grave coercion

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A woman is dragged without lewd design

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Serious illegal detention

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What is it called if there are 2 crimes committed?

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Special complex crime

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There are 2 crimes but, in the eyes of the law, there's only one liability:

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Component crime

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These make the kidnapping a special complex crime.

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Kidnapping with rape

Kidnapping with homicide

Kidnapping with serious physical injuries

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There is no such crime as Kidnapping with murder because?

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Homicide in Kidnapping with Homicide is a generic sense covers all forms of killing.

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There was no actual detention and confinement and the appellant only dragged the victim from one place to another.

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Grave coercion

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Slight illegal detention is committed if Art 267 is not present. And thus:

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1. Did not last more than 3 days

2. Without attaining the purpose

3. Before the institution of criminal action

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Elements of Unlawful arrest (ART 269)

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1. The offender arrests the person

2. The purpose is to deliver to the proper authorities

3. There is no reasonable ground

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Who may commit the crime of Kidnapping and failure to return the minor?

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Only those who are entrusted with the custody of the child. His/her mother and father.

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Elements of Inducement of minor to abandon his home:

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1. A minor is living with his parents or a person entrusted by the law with custody

2. Offender induces the child to abandon home

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Acts punishable in slavery

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Purchasing

Kidnapping

Detaining

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Purpose of slavery?

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To enslave the victim and to assign to immoral activities

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Elements of Exploitation of child labor

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1. Offender retains a minor in his services

2. Against the will of the minor

3. As an act of reimbursement of debt

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Elements of services rendered under the compulsion in payment of debt

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1. As a house-hold servant and farm laborer only

2. Against the debtor's will

3. Purpose is to enforce the payment

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Abandonment of a person in danger:

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The person is wounded or in danger of dying in an uninhabited place and the accused can render assistance but fails to do so.

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Abandonment of a helpless person:

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Same concept with abandonment of a person in danger but this time, it's a minor under 7 years of age.

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Abandonment of a minor:

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1. The offender has the custody of the child

2. The child is under 7 years of age

3. The offender abandons the child

4. With no intent to kill the child

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Abandonment of a minor by person entrusted with his custody: indifference of parents

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Neglect on the part of the parents to provide support, education and financial assistance

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In the crime, "exploitation of minors" the child should be...

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Below 16 years of age

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Committed by any private person wo shall enter the dwelling of another against his will by means of violence and intimidation

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Qualified trespass to dwelling

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Committed when the offender enters the closed premises that is uninhabited where there is a prohibition and has not secured the permission of the owner

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Trespass to property

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Committed when there's an oral or physical declaration to harm or injure the person without attaining the purpose

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Grave threat

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Committed when the offender threats to commit a wrong in which wrong does not constitute to a crime. Example: blackmailing

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Light threats

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Grave coercion, when:

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1. Preventing someone by means of violence and intimidation not prohibited by law

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Ways of commission of Grave Coercion

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1. Threat

2. Intimidation

3. Violence

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Who may commit the crime of Light Coercion?

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Only the creditor. The creditor employs violence upon seizing the property of the debtor.

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It is an indiscriminate highway robbery

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Brigandage

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If there's a predetermined victim, the crime is just

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Simple robbery

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An offender supports the illegal activities of the brigands and gives information about the movement of the police. He is liable of?

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Aiding the brigandage

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Who are liable for theft?

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1. Those who have intent to gain but no means of violence are employed

2. Those who have found a lost property but failed to give it back

3. Remove or make use of a damaged object caused by them

4. Entee enclosed state

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When is taking considered complete?

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When the offender takes possession of the property even if it were more or less momentarily.

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Finders of lost property

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1. Finder in fact

-the one who found the lost property

2. Finder in law

-the public officer to whom it was surrendered

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Committed by any person who shall take gold bearings ores or rocks in place without the consent of the operator of the mining operation

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Theft of gold

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Committed by any person who buys and sells an item which he knows to be proceeds of robbery and theft

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Fencing

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Committed when the owner, driver, passenger is killed or is raped.

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Qualified carnapping

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Under the law, killing of a large cattle is in charge of

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Cattle rustling

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Anti-cattle rustling law of 1974

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PD 533

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Illegal logging

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PD 705

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Illegal possession of timber is...

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Malum prohibitum

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Illegal logging (committed by 2 ways)

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1. Cutting, collecting etc. of timber from forest lands

2. Possession of timber without legal documents

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In the first offense of illegal logging, one can raise a defense by

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Presenting the authorizations issued by the DENR as an act of legality of cutting, removing, collecting timber.