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Mar 18, 2019 criminal-law rape death-of-accused criminal-liability revised-penal-code civil-liability

Death of Accused Pending Appeal Extinguishes Criminal Liability in Rape Cases

Supreme Court explains how an accused's death before final conviction extinguishes criminal and civil liability ex delicto, citing Article 89 of the Revised Penal Code.

Jun 5, 2017 criminal procedure revised penal code death of accused civil liability statutory rape

Death of Accused Before Final Conviction Extinguishes Criminal Liability

Philippine Supreme Court explains how an accused's death before final judgment extinguishes criminal and civil liability ex delicto under Article 89 of the RPC.

Jun 5, 2017 statutory rape acts of lasciviousness criminal law children revised penal code

Statutory Rape and Acts of Lasciviousness: Protecting Children Under Philippine Law

Explaining statutory rape vs. acts of lasciviousness, and why an accused's death extinguishes criminal liability under Article 89 of the RPC.

Oct 17, 2016 criminal law extinguishment of criminal liability death of accused revised penal code civil liability people v. layag

Extinguishment of Criminal Liability: Death of the Accused Before Final Judgment

The Supreme Court clarifies that an accused's death before final judgment extinguishes criminal liability and the civil liability ex delicto, citing Article 89 of the RPC.

Jul 18, 2016 criminal law revised penal code criminal liability death of accused article 89

Extinguishment of Criminal Liability: Death Before Final Judgment in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when death extinguishes criminal and civil liability, applying Article 89 of the Revised Penal Code.

Apr 18, 2012 criminal-law revised-penal-code civil-liability death-of-accused extinguishment-of-penalties people-v-bayotas

Death Abates Criminal and Civil Liability: Understanding Extinguishment of Penalties in Philippine Law

When an accused dies pending appeal, both criminal liability and civil liability ex delicto are extinguished under Article 89 of the Revised Penal Code.

Aug 25, 2010 criminal law death of accused civil liability revised penal code appeal extinguishment

Death of Accused Pending Appeal Extinguishes Criminal and Civil Liability

When an accused dies while appeal is pending, criminal liability and civil liability ex delicto are extinguished under Article 89 of the Revised Penal Code.

Apr 5, 2010 criminal law death of accused extinguishment of liability revised penal code civil liability people v paniterce

Death Pending Appeal Extinguishes Criminal and Civil Liability: People v. Paniterce

When an accused dies while appeal is pending, both criminal and civil liability ex delicto are extinguished under Article 89 of the Revised Penal Code.

Apr 5, 2010 criminal-law rape acts-of-lasciviousness article-89 death-of-accused people-vs-bayotas

Father's Death During Appeal Extinguishes Criminal and Civil Liability

Supreme Court explains how a father's death pending appeal extinguishes criminal liability and civil liability ex delicto under Article 89.

May 18, 2000 criminal law administrative law local government public officers ombudsman supreme court

Can Administrative Dismissal Extinguish Criminal Liability? A Philippine Case Study

Philippine Supreme Court ruling clarifies that dismissal of administrative charges does not extinguish criminal liability under Article 89 of the RPC.