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    Final Requirement: Subject: Law 68 Criminal Justice Administration Deadline: Final Exam Encoded/ Written

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    This document contains the final requirements for a Law 68 Criminal Justice Administration course. It lists 10 topics that must be covered for the final exam, including the principles of actus non facit reum, nisi men sit rea, impossible crimes, conspiracy, buy bust operations and entrapment defenses, justifying circumstances of self defense, exempting circumstances of insanity and imbecility, mitigating circumstances of surrender, aggravating circumstances, and evident premeditation. Supreme Court cases are cited for each topic as references.

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    This document contains the final requirements for a Law 68 Criminal Justice Administration course. It lists 10 topics that must be covered for the final exam, including the principles of actus non facit reum, nisi men sit rea, impossible crimes, conspiracy, buy bust operations and entrapment defenses, justifying circumstances of self defense, exempting circumstances of insanity and imbecility, mitigating circumstances of surrender, aggravating circumstances, and evident premeditation. Supreme Court cases are cited for each topic as references.

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    This document contains the final requirements for a Law 68 Criminal Justice Administration course. It lists 10 topics that must be covered for the final exam, including the principles of actus non facit reum, nisi men sit rea, impossible crimes, conspiracy, buy bust operations and entrapment defenses, justifying circumstances of self defense, exempting circumstances of insanity and imbecility, mitigating circumstances of surrender, aggravating circumstances, and evident premeditation. Supreme Court cases are cited for each topic as references.

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    Final Requirement: Subject: Law 68 Criminal Justice Administration Deadline: Final Exam Encoded/ Written

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    Final requirement

    Subject: Law 68 Criminal Justice Administration


    Deadline: Final Exam
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    1. Actus non facit reum, nisi men sit rea


    a. Llamoso versus SB; Gr no. L-63408, 1985
    2. Impossible crime
    a. Intod versus CA, GR no. 103119, 1992
    3. Conspiracy
    a. Estrada versus Sandiganbayan; Gr no. 148965; February 26, 2002
    4. Buy bust and entrapment
    a. People versus De Paz, Gr no. 104277; July 5, 1993
    5. Justifying circumstance: Self defense
    a. Cano versus People; Gr no. 155258; October 7, 2003
    6. Exempting circumstances: Insanity
    a. People versus Danao; Gr no. 96832; November 19, 1992
    7. Exempting circumstances: Imbecility
    a. People versus Buenaflor; Gr no. 93752; July 15, 1992
    8. Mitigating circumstance: Surrender
    a. People versus Acuram; Gr no. 117954; April 27, 2000
    9. Aggravating circumstance
    a. People versus Ranilla; Gr no. 127485; July 19, 1999
    10. Evident premeditation
    a. People versus Manansala; Gr no. 99752; July 3, 1992

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