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    This document contains a series of hypothetical legal scenarios and questions regarding various crimes in criminal law. It discusses issues like issuing bounced checks, negligence, bribery, illegal detention, abortion, adultery, mutilation, and removing life support. The author poses questions about which crimes may have been committed in each situation and asks the reader to decide the legal issues involved.

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    LEX LEONUM FRATERNITAS

    We do not believe in the power of force used as reason, but in the power of reason used as force.

    Criminal Law II Judge Bernelito Fernandez


    1. Jose issued a post-dated check to Pedro in consideration of a delivery of car spare parts. When
    Pedro presented the said check, the same bounced as the account it was drawn from had
    insufficient funds.
    a. Can Pedro file criminal charges against Juan for Estafa and BP 22 simutaneously?
    b. Would your answer be the same if Pedro was a relative of Juan?
    c. What if the check was issued months before prior to the delivery of the car spare parts?
    d. Juan contends that BP 22 is unconstitutional. Decide of his contention.
    e. What if Pedro only presented the check to the bank 94 days after the check was issued
    to him.

    2. Distinguish: Negligence Imprudence, Indirect Bribery Direct Bribery, Law of Malice Law of
    Fact, Illegal Detention Arbitrary Detention, Grave Threats Grave Coercions

    3. Maria, a pregnant woman, attempted to commit suicide by drinking a poisonous substance and
    did not die but instead caused abortion of her baby. What crime/s is/are committed?

    4. What if Eve, who thought that she was pregnant but in fact was not, drank an abortive
    substance to cause intentional abortion. What is the crime committed if any?

    5. John, a married man, and Mary, a married woman, married each other and after had sexual
    intercourse. What are crimes committed if any?

    6. Maria surprised Juan, her husband, having sexual intercourse with his paramour then after
    deliberately cut-off Juans penis. During trial, Maria invoked Art. 247. But Juans counsel argued
    that mutilation is not one that is contemplated in the said article. Decide.

    7. Mario, a married man, had sexual intercourse with Maria who was also married but Mario did
    not know such fact. What crimes are chargeable against Mario and/or Maria if any.?

    8. Doctor John deliberately stopped the life support of Mario who was attached to it for 6 months.
    Then after the detachment, Mario immediately died. What is/are the crimes committed?

    -END 2013 by the Exalted Lion of Mendiola

    Destiny favors the brave

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