nursing jurisprudence part 3

Grave Felonies:

- cannot be pardon or parole

_____ or life imprisonment

reclusion

perpetua

above 6000 pesos

Grave Felonies: - cannot be pardon or parole



Imprisonment of = afflictive to capital

punishment (prision mayor until reclusion

perpetua or life imprisonment)



Fine =

Prision Mayor

(6 years and 1 day up to

12 years)

Reclusion Temporal

(12 years and 1

day to 20 years)

Reclusion Perpetua

is the highest form

of penalty (20 years and 1 day up to 40

years)

limited to 40 years

imprisonment

Reclusion Perpetua –

no limit

Life imprisonment –

Less Grave Felonies

can be pardon or parole

Php 201-6000 pesos

Less Grave Felonies: can be pardon or parole



Imprisonment: correctional penalties (arresto

mayor- prison correctional)



Fine:

Arresto mayor

(1 month and 1 day (31

days) up to 1 year)

Prision Correctional

(1 year and 1 day

up to 6 years under parole and

probation)

200 pesos or less

Light Felonies



Imprisonment: arresto menor (1 day to 30

days)

 Fine:

Light Felonies



Imprisonment: arresto menor

(1 day to 30

days)

Principal



People to commit a crime; conspiracy,

proposed, agreed to commit to the crime

(conspirators) their penalty is the

highest



Conspiracy to commit a crime



Proposal to commit a crime



If 2 or more people conspires, plan,

propose and agree together to commit a

crime regardless of participation are

called CONSPIRATORS

 Conspirators are always considered

principal to the crime

 Penalty of the principal is the highest

CONSPIRATORS

If 2 or more people conspires, plan,

propose and agree together to commit a

crime regardless of participation are

called

Conspirators are always considered

principal to the crime

highest

 Penalty of the principal is the

Accomplices

= accessory before the act

1 degree lower

Accomplices= accessory before the act



Penalty is

Accessories

- accessory after the act

2 degrees lower

Accessories- accessory after the act

Penalty is

By Inducement

 Mastermind

 Who gives reward, money, prize, or

commissioned the crime

 Conspiracy is established

By Direct Participation

 performed the act

 those who really did the act

 gunman or bagman

By Indispensable Cooperation

 Onlooker regardless of level of

participation

conspiracy

the act of one is the act of all

ACCOMPLICES:



Participation and Cooperation not necessary to

consummate the crime

 Crime committed before or simultaneous to

principal act



If you did not conspire with or not aware = you

are not a principal



Examples:

o

your vehicle is used to dump the body

o

you refer someone to but u did not know

a crime would be committed

ACCESSORY: ACCESSORIES AFTER THE FACT:



Profit from crime

 Conceal or destroy body of the crime or effects

thereof



Help criminal to escape or hide or conceal

crime/criminals

Example:

o Your classmate stole money from a bank

and you were given a share (you are an

accessory)

o You did not report to the authority incidence

of child abuse, women abuse, or senior’s

citizen abuse

o You bought something that is a product of a

crime

1. Principals

2. Accomplices

3.

Accessories

WHO ARE LIABLE

Grave and Less Grave Felonies:

1.

Principals

2.

Accomplices

WHO ARE LIABLE

Light Felonies