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    UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN

    College of Law
    General Luna Street
    Iloilo City

    COURSE SYLLABUS

    COURSE TITLE : Criminal Law 1

    COURSE CREDIT : Three (3) Units

    YEAR LEVEL : 1st Year

    SECTION/S : JD 1D

    ACADEMIC YEAR : 2024-2025

    SEMESTER : First (1st) Semester

    Professor : Atty. Marvic Patricia Go

    I. CRIMINAL LAW 1

    PRELIM
    A. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
    B. PRELIMINARY TITLE (ARTS. 1-2)
    1. Theories in Criminal Law
    2. Territoriality Principle, Extra-territoriality Principle, Generality
    Principle and Prospectivity

    Cases:
    People vs. Ramirez (48 Phil. 206)
    U.S. vs. Maleza (14 Phil. 468, 470)
    U.S. vs Ah Chong (15 Phil. 488, 495)
    Soriano vs. People (88 Phil. 368, 374)
    People vs. Oanis (74 Phil 257)
    C. TITLE ONE : FELONIES AND CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH AFFECT
    CRIMINAL LIABILITY
    I. Chapter one : Felonies ( Arts. 3-10)
    a. Kinds of Intentional Crime
    b. Abberatio Ictus, Error in Personae and Praeter Intentionem
    c. Impossible Crime
    d. Consummated, frustrated and attempted felonies
    II. Chapter two : Justifying circumstances and circumstances which
    exempt from criminal liability ( Arts. 11-12)
    a. Justifying vs. Exempting Circumstances
    b. Anti-Violence Against women and their Children Act of
    2004 – R.A. 9262
    c. Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006 (R.A. No.9344),
    as amended by R.A. No. 10630
    III. Chapter three: Circumstances which mitigate criminal liability ( Art.
    13)
    IV. Chapter four: Circumstance which aggravate criminal liability (Art.
    14)
    a. Kinds of aggravating Circumstances
    V. Chapter five: Alternative circumstances (Art. 15)
    a. Relationship,
    b. Intoxication, and
    c. Degree of Education/ Instruction

    MIDTERM
    D. TITLE TWO: PERSONS CRIMINALLY LIABLE FOR FELONIES
    (ARTS. 16 – 20)
    i. Principal, Accomplices and
    Accessories
    1. Requisites to be considered as Principal
    2. Requisites to be considered as Accomplice
    3. Punishable Acts of Accessories
    E. TITLE THREE: PENALTIES
    I. Chapter one: Penalties in general (Arts. 21-24)
    II. Chapter two: Classification of penalties (Arts. 25-26)
    i. Principal Penalties
    ii. Accessory Penalties
    iii. Subsidiary Penalties
    III. Chapter three: Duration and effects of penalties (Arts. 27 – 45)
    i. Capital Punishment
    ii. Afflictive Penalties
    iii. Correction Penalties
    iv. Light Penalties
    IV. Chapter four: Application of penalties (Arts. 46-77)
    V. Indeterminate sentence law (Act 4103 as amended by Act No. 4225)
    Vi. Chapter five: Execution and service of penalties (Arts. 78-88)
    a. Three-Fold Place
    b. Probation Law (P.D. 968, As Amended by R.A. 10707)
    c. Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act (R.A. 9344, As amended)
    d. The Child and Youth Welfare Code (P.D. No. 602, as amended)

    FINAL
    F. TITLE FOUR: EXTINCTION OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY
    I. Chapter one: Total extinction of criminal Liability (Arts. 89-93)
    a. Prescription
    b. Effects of th Death of the Accused
    c. Service of Sentence
    d. Amnesty,
    e. Absolute Pardon
    f. Marriage of the offended woman
    II. Chapter two: Partial extinction of criminal liability (Arts. 94-99)
    a. R.A. 10592 amending Arts. 94, 97, 98 and 99
    G. TITLE FIVE: CIVIL LIABILITY
    I. Chapter one: Person civilly liable for felonies (Arts. 100-103)
    II. Chapter two: What civil liability includes (Arts. 104-111)
    a. Restitution
    b. Reparation of damage caused and
    c. Indemnification for consequential damages
    III. Chapter three: Extinction and survival of civil liability (Arts. 112-113)
    H. SPECIAL PENAL LAWS
    I. Act prohibiting the imposition of death penalty in the Philippines (R.A.
    9346)
    II. Indeterminate sentence law (Act No. 4103, as amended by Act No.
    4225)
    III. Probation law of 1976 – p.d. 968 as amended by R.A. 101707
    IV. Juvenile justice and welfare Act of 2006 (R.A. No. 9344)

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