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    CRIMINAL LAW Notes

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    This document outlines various crimes against personal liberty and security according to Philippine law. It lists 8 articles related to offenses such as kidnapping, illegal detention, unlawful arrest, inducing a minor to abandon their home, slavery, child labor exploitation, and forcing labor in payment of debt. It then provides more details on the elements of Article 267, which defines kidnapping and serious illegal detention as an offense committed by a private individual who illegally kidnaps or detains another person for over 3 days, while simulating public authority or inflicting physical injuries.

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    This document outlines various crimes against personal liberty and security according to Philippine law. It lists 8 articles related to offenses such as kidnapping, illegal detention, unlawful arrest, inducing a minor to abandon their home, slavery, child labor exploitation, and forcing labor in payment of debt. It then provides more details on the elements of Article 267, which defines kidnapping and serious illegal detention as an offense committed by a private individual who illegally kidnaps or detains another person for over 3 days, while simulating public authority or inflicting physical injuries.

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    This document outlines various crimes against personal liberty and security according to Philippine law. It lists 8 articles related to offenses such as kidnapping, illegal detention, unlawful arrest, inducing a minor to abandon their home, slavery, child labor exploitation, and forcing labor in payment of debt. It then provides more details on the elements of Article 267, which defines kidnapping and serious illegal detention as an offense committed by a private individual who illegally kidnaps or detains another person for over 3 days, while simulating public authority or inflicting physical injuries.

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    CRIMINAL LAW Notes

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    Jor Lonzaga
    This document outlines various crimes against personal liberty and security according to Philippine law. It lists 8 articles related to offenses such as kidnapping, illegal detention, unlawful arrest, inducing a minor to abandon their home, slavery, child labor exploitation, and forcing labor in payment of debt. It then provides more details on the elements of Article 267, which defines kidnapping and serious illegal detention as an offense committed by a private individual who illegally kidnaps or detains another person for over 3 days, while simulating public authority or inflicting physical injuries.

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    Crimes against personal liberty and

    security
    (1) Article 267 - Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention
    (2) Article 268 - Slight Illegal Detention
    (3) Article 269 - Unlawful Arrest
    (4) Article 270 - Kidnapping and Failure to Return a Minor
    (5) Article 271 - Inducing a Minor to Abandon His Home
    (6) Article 272 – Slavery
    (7) Article 273 - Exploitation of Child Labor
    (8) Article 274 - Services Rendered Under Compulsion in
    Payment of Debt

    Article 267 - Kidnapping and Serious


    Illegal Detention
    Elements: (PICK)
    1. Offender is a private individual
    2. He kidnaps or detains another, or in any other
    manner deprives the latter of his liberty
    3. The act of detention or kidnapping must be illegal
    4. In the commission of the offense, any of the ff.
    circumstances is present:
    a. The kidnapping lasts for more than 3 days
    b. It is committed simulating public
    authority
    c. Any serious physical injuries are inflicted
    upon the person kidnapped or detained
    or threats to kill him are made
    d. The person kidnapped or detained is a
    minor, female, or a public officer

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