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    PENALTIES

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    The document outlines various criminal penalties under Philippine law including reclusion perpetua (imprisonment for at least 30 years with the possibility of pardon), reclusion temporal (imprisonment from 12 to 20 years), perpetual or temporary absolute and special disqualification from public offices, prison mayor (imprisonment from 6 years to 12 years), and lesser penalties including prison correctional, arresto mayor, suspension, destierro, arresto menor, fines and bonds. The penalties have corresponding duration scales.

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    The document outlines various criminal penalties under Philippine law including reclusion perpetua (imprisonment for at least 30 years with the possibility of pardon), reclusion temporal (imprisonment from 12 to 20 years), perpetual or temporary absolute and special disqualification from public offices, prison mayor (imprisonment from 6 years to 12 years), and lesser penalties including prison correctional, arresto mayor, suspension, destierro, arresto menor, fines and bonds. The penalties have corresponding duration scales.

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    The document outlines various criminal penalties under Philippine law including reclusion perpetua (imprisonment for at least 30 years with the possibility of pardon), reclusion temporal (imprisonment from 12 to 20 years), perpetual or temporary absolute and special disqualification from public offices, prison mayor (imprisonment from 6 years to 12 years), and lesser penalties including prison correctional, arresto mayor, suspension, destierro, arresto menor, fines and bonds. The penalties have corresponding duration scales.

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    PENALTIES

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    Dawn Hugies
    The document outlines various criminal penalties under Philippine law including reclusion perpetua (imprisonment for at least 30 years with the possibility of pardon), reclusion temporal (imprisonment from 12 to 20 years), perpetual or temporary absolute and special disqualification from public offices, prison mayor (imprisonment from 6 years to 12 years), and lesser penalties including prison correctional, arresto mayor, suspension, destierro, arresto menor, fines and bonds. The penalties have corresponding duration scales.

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    of 2

    1.2 inches (3.

    048 cm)

    PENALTY DURATION SCALE PRESCRIPTION

    RECLUSION Imprisonment for at


    PERPETUA least 30 years after
    which the convict
    becomes eligible for
    pardon. It also AFFLICTIVE 20 YEARS
    carries with it
    accessory penalties,
    namely: perpetual
    special
    disqualification, etc.

    RECLUSION 12 years 1D – 20
    TEMPORAL years

    PERPETUAL /
    TEMPORARY
    ABSOLUTE
    DISQUALIFICATIO
    1.5 inches N
    (3.81 cm) 15 YEARS
    PERPETUAL /
    TEMPORARY 1 inch
    SPECIAL (2.54 cm)
    DISQUALIFICATIO
    N

    PRISION MAYOR 6 years 1D – 12 years

    PRISION 6 months 1D – 6 10 YEARS


    CORRECCIONAL years
    CORRECTION
    AL
    ARRESTO MAYOR 1 month 1D – 6 5 YEARS
    months

    SUSPENSION
    10 YEARS

    DESTIERRO

    ARRESTO MENOR 1 day – 30 days LIGHT 2 MONTHS


    FINE, AND The bond shall be
    BOND TO KEEP require to cover such
    PEACE period of time as the
    court may determine.

    1 inch
    (2.54 cm)

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