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    The document discusses different aspects of felonies under Philippine law. It covers how felonies can be committed through dolo or culpa, crimes defined by special laws, the relationship between the Revised Penal Code and special laws, what constitutes punishable conduct including wrongful acts, omissions, proposals, conspiracies, attempts, frustration and consummation. It also discusses the classification of felonies as grave, less grave or light, and how criminal liability can be incurred through the commission of a felony, a wrongful act different from what was intended or impossible crimes.

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    II.

    FELONIES A. HOW COMMITTED 1. Dolo RPC, Art. 3 a. b. c. d. Elements Presumption of Criminal Intent General and specific intent Intent and motive Cases: bella Manuel v. People, 476 SCRA 461 (2005) People v. Delos Santos, 403 SCRA153 (2003) Guiyab v. People, 473 SCRA 533 (2005) People v. Temblor, 161 SCRA 623 (1988) People v. Hassan, 157 SCRA 261 (1988) e. Mistake of Fact Cases: bella US v. Ah Chong, 15 Phil 488 (1910) People v. Oanis, 74 Phil 257 (1943) 2. Culpa RPC, Arts 3, 365 f. Elements a. Distinguished from dolo Case: joshua People v. Buan, 22 SCRA 1383 (1968) Calimutan v. People, 482 SCRA 47 (2006) B. CRIMES DEFINED AND PENALIZED BY SPECIAL LAWS 3. Crimes mala in se and mala probita Case: joshua Estrada v. Sandiganbayan 369 SCRA 394 (2001)

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    Relation of RPC to special laws RPC, Art. 10 Cases: Padilla v. Dizon, 158 SCRA 127 (1988)

    joshua Padilla v. Court of Appeals, 269 SCRA 402 (1997) joshua People v. Saley, 291 SCRA 715 (1998) joshua People v. Simon, 234 SCRA 555 (1994) joshua C. PUNISHABLE CONDUCT 5. Wrongful act different from that intended RPC, Art. 4 (1) Case: People v. Cabareo, 349 SCRA 297 (2001) joshua People v. Sabalones, 294 SCRA 751 (1988) kimmy 6. Ommission RPC, Arts. 116, 137, 208, 223,234,275 Pres. Dec. Nos. 953, 1153 Proposal and Conspiracy RPC Arts. 8, 115, 136, 141, 186, 306,340 Cases: US v. Bautista, 6 Phil. 581 (1906) kimmy People vs. Vengco, 127 SCRA 242 (1984) kimmy People v. Valdez, 159 SCRA 153 (1988) kimmy People v. Escober, 157 SCRA 541 (1988) kimmy People v. Elijorde, 306 SCRA 188 (1999)kimmy Li v. People, 427 SCRA 217 (2004) kimmy Teves v. Sandiganbayan, 477 SCRA 309 (2004) kimmy 8. Attempt

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    RPC, Art. 6 Cases: People v. Lamahang, 61 Phil 703 (1935) mark People v. Dio, 130 SCRA 151 (1984) mark People v. Trinidad, 169 SCRA 51 (1989) mark People v. Campuhan, G.R. No. 129433, March 30, 2000 mark Rivera v. People, 480 SCRA 188 (2006) mark Velasco v. People, 483 SCRA 649 (2006) mark Baleros v. People, 483 SCRA 10 (2006) mark 9. Frustration RPC, Art. 6 Cases: People v. Erinia, 50 Phil. 998 (1927) ronald People v. Orita, 184 SCRA 105 (1990) ronald People vs. Listerio ronald 10. Consummation RPC. Art. 6 Cases: US v. Adiao, 38 Phil 754 (1955) ronald People v. Hernandez, 49 Phil 980 (1925) ronald D. Classification of Felonies 11. 12. 13. Grave Less Grave Light Felonies RPC, Art. 9 RPC, Art. 7

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    CRIMINAL LIABILITY

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    How incurred 1. 2. 3. Commission of felony Wrongful act different from what was intended Impossible crimes RPC, Art. 4 Cases: Urbano v. IAC, 157 SCRA 1 (1998) ronald Intod v. CA, 215 SCRA 52 (1992) ronald

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