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    The document outlines the procedures and grading system for a criminal procedure class. Students are not allowed laptops in class and must bring books and notes. The professor may call for a break after an hour, and students must leave the room during breaks. Recitation will occur more than once, and passing is not guaranteed. Grades are based on 1/3 midterm, 1/3 recitation, and 1/3 final exam. The professor is known to fail students, so students must put in the effort. During recitation, books must be closed. The background discusses various topics that may be covered, including the Philippine court system, prescription of actions, jurisdiction and venue, instituting cases, and differences between informations and

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    The document outlines the procedures and grading system for a criminal procedure class. Students are not allowed laptops in class and must bring books and notes. The professor may call for a break after an hour, and students must leave the room during breaks. Recitation will occur more than once, and passing is not guaranteed. Grades are based on 1/3 midterm, 1/3 recitation, and 1/3 final exam. The professor is known to fail students, so students must put in the effort. During recitation, books must be closed. The background discusses various topics that may be covered, including the Philippine court system, prescription of actions, jurisdiction and venue, instituting cases, and differences between informations and

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    Crimpro

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    The document outlines the procedures and grading system for a criminal procedure class. Students are not allowed laptops in class and must bring books and notes. The professor may call for a break after an hour, and students must leave the room during breaks. Recitation will occur more than once, and passing is not guaranteed. Grades are based on 1/3 midterm, 1/3 recitation, and 1/3 final exam. The professor is known to fail students, so students must put in the effort. During recitation, books must be closed. The background discusses various topics that may be covered, including the Philippine court system, prescription of actions, jurisdiction and venue, instituting cases, and differences between informations and

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    Criminal Procedure

    1. No laptops, bring your book and notes


    2. May break after an hour- beadle must remind the professor
    3. Leave the room during the break
    4. Recitation- more than once
    5. Passing is not an option

    Grading System

    1. 1/3 midterms, 1/3 recitation, 1/3 finals


    2. yes he flunks students, do your part
    3. recite, close your books

    Background:

    1st encounter with procedure- 1st year was substantive- importance of procedure
    are the steps you need to follow to file a case with the court or the prosecutor.
    Discuss the court system of the Philippines ], why do you have RTC, MTC and
    differences with the different courts. Prescription of actions will only discuss the
    interuptions. Jurisdiction and venue of cases- can I institute actions in a different
    location. How to institute an action in court? The differences between an
    information and complaint. What is the duties of a fiscal or prosecutor. Sufficiency of
    an information.

    How to institute a case in the office of the prosecutor, discuss arrest and bail. Rights
    of the accused, presumptions and compulsory processes. Arraignment and plea.
    Discuss judgments and what are the requirements of law? What is a conviction and
    difference of an acquittal? Searches and seizures

    Hw for next Monday, email the syllabus to the beadle but

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