This document discusses different types of complex crimes under Philippine law. It defines continued or continuous crimes as a single crime consisting of a series of acts arising from one criminal resolution. Complex crimes exist when two or more crimes are committed but constitute only one crime. The types of complex crimes are: 1) compound crimes which involve a single act constituting multiple felonies, 2) complex crimes proper where one offense is necessary to commit another, and 3) special complex crimes which are treated as a single indivisible offense like rape with homicide. For complex crimes, the penalty for the most serious crime in its maximum period shall be imposed.
This document discusses different types of complex crimes under Philippine law. It defines continued or continuous crimes as a single crime consisting of a series of acts arising from one criminal resolution. Complex crimes exist when two or more crimes are committed but constitute only one crime. The types of complex crimes are: 1) compound crimes which involve a single act constituting multiple felonies, 2) complex crimes proper where one offense is necessary to commit another, and 3) special complex crimes which are treated as a single indivisible offense like rape with homicide. For complex crimes, the penalty for the most serious crime in its maximum period shall be imposed.
This document discusses different types of complex crimes under Philippine law. It defines continued or continuous crimes as a single crime consisting of a series of acts arising from one criminal resolution. Complex crimes exist when two or more crimes are committed but constitute only one crime. The types of complex crimes are: 1) compound crimes which involve a single act constituting multiple felonies, 2) complex crimes proper where one offense is necessary to commit another, and 3) special complex crimes which are treated as a single indivisible offense like rape with homicide. For complex crimes, the penalty for the most serious crime in its maximum period shall be imposed.
continuado? It is a single crime consisting of a series of acts but arising from one criminal resolution. Here, the offender is impelled by a SINGLE CRIMINAL IMPULSE but committed a series of acts at about the same time in about the same place and all the overt acts violate one and the same provision of law. Example: Theft of 12 carabaos belonging to different farmers at the same place and at the same time What is plurality of crimes? It is the successive execution by the same individual of different criminal acts upon any of which no conviction has yet been declared. What is complex crimes? Complex crimes exists when two or more crimes are committed but they constitute only one crime in the eyes of the law. Here, there is only one criminal intent; hence, only one penalty is imposed. What are the kinds of complex crimes? 1. Compound crime-when a single act constitutes two or more grave or less grave felonies. Requisites: a. Only a single act is performed by the offender. b. The single act produces: i. Two or more grave felonies; ii. One or more grave and one or more less grave felonies; iii. Two or more less grave felonies. ACTIVITY NO. 21. The single act of A in firing a shot caused the death of two persons, arising from one bullet, who were standing on the line of the direction of the bullet. Is A liable for two separate crimes of homicide? 2. Complex crime proper- When an offense is the necessary means for committing the other. Requisites: a. At least two offenses are committed; b. One or some of the offenses must be necessary to commit the other; and c. Both or all the offenses must be punished under the same statute. 3. Special complex crime or composite crime- one in which the substance is made up of more than one crime, but which, in the eyes of the law, is only a single indivisible offense. Examples: Rape with homicide, kidnapping with rape, robbery with homicide, robbery with arson
ACTIVITY NO. 22. A was involved in a vehicular collision
resulting to the injuries of B and the death of her husband. He was charged with two offenses: 1) Reckless Imprudence resulting in slight physical injuries and 2.) Reckless imprudence resulting in homicide and damage to property. Can A be convicted with the two offenses? Explain.
What is the penalty for complex crimes under Art. 48?
GR: When a complex crime is committed, the penalty for the most serious crime in its maximum period shall be imposed. XPN: When the law imposes a single penalty for special complex crime.