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    RPC Vs SPL

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    Crimes under the Revised Penal Code are generally considered mala in se, or inherently immoral acts, while crimes under special penal laws are usually mala prohibita, or acts that are prohibited by law. The RPC considers stages of execution, degree of participation, and modifying circumstances when determining penalties, while special penal laws usually do not but make exceptions for certain laws like the Anti-Plunder Law. Good faith can be a defense for crimes under the RPC but usually not for those under special penal laws, with another exception for plunder.

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    Crimes under the Revised Penal Code are generally considered mala in se, or inherently immoral acts, while crimes under special penal laws are usually mala prohibita, or acts that are prohibited by law. The RPC considers stages of execution, degree of participation, and modifying circumstances when determining penalties, while special penal laws usually do not but make exceptions for certain laws like the Anti-Plunder Law. Good faith can be a defense for crimes under the RPC but usually not for those under special penal laws, with another exception for plunder.

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    Crimes under the Revised Penal Code are generally considered mala in se, or inherently immoral acts, while crimes under special penal laws are usually mala prohibita, or acts that are prohibited by law. The RPC considers stages of execution, degree of participation, and modifying circumstances when determining penalties, while special penal laws usually do not but make exceptions for certain laws like the Anti-Plunder Law. Good faith can be a defense for crimes under the RPC but usually not for those under special penal laws, with another exception for plunder.

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    RPC Vs SPL

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    Crimes under the Revised Penal Code are generally considered mala in se, or inherently immoral acts, while crimes under special penal laws are usually mala prohibita, or acts that are prohibited by law. The RPC considers stages of execution, degree of participation, and modifying circumstances when determining penalties, while special penal laws usually do not but make exceptions for certain laws like the Anti-Plunder Law. Good faith can be a defense for crimes under the RPC but usually not for those under special penal laws, with another exception for plunder.

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    Crimes punished under RPC Crimes punished under a special

    penal law
    Nature of crime generally regarded as mala in Generally regarded as mala
    se, the act committed in prohibita or the act is merely
    inherently wrong or immoral prohibited by law

    Exception: plunder is mala in se,

    Good faith as defense Good faith is a proper defense Generally. good faith is not a
    defense
    Exception: Plunder being malum
    in se, criminal intent is required.

    As to stages of execution the stages of execution Stages of execution is not


    (consummated, frustrated or considered
    attempted) is considered in
    arriving at the proper penalty to
    be imposed
    As to degree of participation of the degree of participation of Generally. degree of
    the offenders the offenders (principals, participation is not considered
    accomplices, accessories) is
    taken into consideration on the Exception: Human Security Act,
    penalty imposable Anti Torture Act, Anti-Plunder
    Law
    As to appreciation of modifying the modifying circumstances the modifying circumstances
    circumstances are appreciated in determining are not appreciated
    the penalty imposable Exception: Anti-Plunder Law
    As to penalties uses the nomenclature of Does not use the nomenclature
    penalties provided under the of penalties provided under the
    RPC RPC

    Xpn: Anti-Child Abuse Law,


    Anti-Torture Act

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