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Justifying, Mitigating, and Exempting Circumstances

This document outlines various justifying, exempting, mitigating, aggravating, and alternative circumstances in Philippine criminal law. It provides numerous legal citations as examples for each circumstance. Justifying circumstances include self-defense and state of necessity. Exempting circumstances include insanity, minority, and accident. Mitigating circumstances consider factors like lack of intent, provocation, and illness. Aggravating circumstances address aspects like insulting authorities, committing crimes at night, and using treachery. Alternative circumstances refer to situations that can replace other circumstances in a case.

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Justifying, Mitigating, and Exempting Circumstances

This document outlines various justifying, exempting, mitigating, aggravating, and alternative circumstances in Philippine criminal law. It provides numerous legal citations as examples for each circumstance. Justifying circumstances include self-defense and state of necessity. Exempting circumstances include insanity, minority, and accident. Mitigating circumstances consider factors like lack of intent, provocation, and illness. Aggravating circumstances address aspects like insulting authorities, committing crimes at night, and using treachery. Alternative circumstances refer to situations that can replace other circumstances in a case.

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ARTICLE 11. JUSTIFYING CIRCUMSTANCES

1. Self Defense
a. Unlawful Aggression
 People vs. Manaban, GR 150723, July 11, 2006
 People vs. Alconga, 78 Phil. 366
 People vs. Genosa, 419 SCRA 537
 Nacnac vs. People, GR 191913, March 21, 2012
b. Test of Real and Imminent Peril
 Senoja vs. People, GR 160341, October 19, 2004
c. Reasonable Necessity
 People vs. Razon, GR 158053, June 21, 2007
 Esteban v. People, 127 SCRA 783
 People v. Luague, 62 Phil. 504
 People v. Dela Cruz, 61 Phil. 344
 People v. Jaurigue, 76 Phil. 174
d. Sufficient Provocation
 People v. Oriente, GR 155094, January 30, 2007
e. Defense of Property
 People v. Apolinar, 38 OG 2870
 People v. Bumanglag, 41 Phil. 644
 People v. Narvaez, 121 SCRA 339
f. Self-Defense in libel
 People vs. Chua Hong (CA), 51, OG 1932
 People vs. Pelayo, 64 OG 1991
2. State of Necessity
a. Tan v. Standard Vacuum Oil Co., 91 Phil. 672
3. Fulfillment of Duty and Exercise of Right
a. People v. Oanis, 74 Phil. 257
b. Civil Code Article 429
4. Lawful Order
a. People v. Beronilla, 96 Phil. 566
b. People v. Barroga, 54 Phil. 247

ARTICLE 12. EXEMPTING CIRCUMSTANCES

1. Insanity/ Imbecility
a. People v. Ambal, 100 SCRA 325
b. People v. Puno, 105 SCRA 151
c. People v. Dungo, 199 SCRA 860
d. People v. Taneo, 58 Phil. 255
2. Minority
a. RA 9344 (Juvenile Justice and Welfare Law, as amended by R.A 10630)
b. AM No. 02-1-18-SC (November 24, 2009)
c. RA 10630 (An Act Strengthening the Juvenile System)
d. Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 10630
e. People v. Estepano, 307 SCRA 701
f. Llave vs. People, GR No. 166040, April 26, 2006
g. Jarco vs. CA, 321 SCRA 375
h. Guevarra v. Almodovar, 169 SCRA 476
i. People v. Cortezano & Cortezano, GR 123140, September 23, 2003
j. People v. Sarcia, GR 169641, September 10, 2009
k. People v. Mantalaba, GR 186227, July 20, 2011
l. People v. Deliola, GR 200157, August 31, 2016
m. Samahan ng mga Progresibong Kabataan v. Quezon City, GR 225442, August
8, 2017
3. Irresistible force/ uncontrollable fear
a. US v. Caballeros, 4 Phil. 350
b. US v. Exaltacion, 3 Phil. 339
4. Accident
a. Pomoy v. People, 439 SCRA 439
b. People [Link], GR 45186, September 30, 1936
c. People v. Fallorina, GR 137347, March 4, 2004
d. People v. Genita, Jr, GR 126171, March 11, 2004
e. Amployo v. People GR 157718, April 26, 2005
f. People v. Castillo GR 172695, June 29, 2007
g. People v. Abrazaldo, GR 124392, February 7, 2003
h. People v. Latosa, GR 186128, June 23, 2010
5. Absolutory Causes, Articles 6, 20, 247, 332
a. People v. Doria, 301 SCRA 668

ARTICLE 13. MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES

1. Nature/ Kinds
2. Lack of intention to commit so grave a wrong
a. People v. Ural, 56 SCRA 138
b. People v. Callet, GR 135701 May 9, 2002
3. Sufficient Provocation
a. People v. Leonor, 305 SCRA 285
b. People v. Espina, GR 132325 July 16, 2002
4. Immediate vindication of grave offense
a. People v. Diokno, 63 Phil. 601
b. US v. Ampar, 37 Phil. 201
c. People v. Pajares, 210 SCRA 237
d. People v. Ignas, GR 140514-15, September 30, 2003
5. Passion or Obfuscation
a. People vs. Adlawan, GR 131839, January 30, 2002
b. US v. Hicks, 14 Phil. 217
c. US v. Dela Cruz, 22 Phil. 429
6. Illness
a. People vs. Crisostomo, GR L-32243, April 15, 1988
b. People v. Javier , 311 SCRA 576
7. Analogous Circumstances
a. People v. Narvasa, 76 SCRA 70
b. Canta v. People, 353 SCRA 250

ARTICLE 14. AGGRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES

1. Kinds
2. Article 62, paragraphs 1-4
3. Sec. 9, Rule 110, Rules of Criminal Procedure
4. Special Laws
a. R.A. 10591
b. R.A. 9165
5. Insult to public authorities
a. People v. Rodil, 109 SCRA 308
b. People v. Tac-an, 182 SCRA 601
6. Dwelling
a. People v. Sto. Tomas, 138 SCRA 206
b. People v. Apduhan, 24 SCRA 798
7. Nightime
a. People v. Garcia, et. al., GR L-30449, October 31, 1979
8. Evident Premeditation
a. US v. Manalinde, 14 Phil. 77
b. People v. Discalsota, GR No. 136892, Aprill 11, 2002
9. Treachery
a. US v. Baluyot, 40 Phil. 385
b. People v. Escote, GR 140756, April 4, 2003, 400 SCRA 603
c. People v. Caratao, GR No. 126281 June 10, 2003
d. People v. Sitchon, GR No. 134362 February 27, 2002
e. People v. Ancheta, GR Nos. 138306-07 December 21, 2001
10. Ignominy
a. People v. Alfanta, 320 SCRA 357
b. People v. Dizon, GR 134802 October 26, 2001
11. Multiplicity of Crimes
a. Recidivism
b. Quasi-Recidivism
c. Reiteration or Habituality
d. Habitual Deliquency (Art. 62, Par. 5)

ARTICLE 15. ALTERNATIVE CIRCUMSTANCES

1. Nature and Kinds

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