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CCRIMLAW1

This course provides an introduction to Criminal Law Book 1 of the Philippine Revised Penal Code. It covers key topics such as concepts and principles of criminal law, felonies and circumstances affecting criminal liability, persons criminally liable for felonies, penalties, and extinction of criminal liability. The course aims to help criminology students understand the intricacies of the 114 articles that make up Criminal Law Book 1. Students will demonstrate competence in different felonies, apply criminal law principles, and meet professional and ethical standards in interpreting various felonies. The course involves lectures, assignments, presentations, and exams to assess students' knowledge of topics covered throughout the semester.

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CCRIMLAW1

This course provides an introduction to Criminal Law Book 1 of the Philippine Revised Penal Code. It covers key topics such as concepts and principles of criminal law, felonies and circumstances affecting criminal liability, persons criminally liable for felonies, penalties, and extinction of criminal liability. The course aims to help criminology students understand the intricacies of the 114 articles that make up Criminal Law Book 1. Students will demonstrate competence in different felonies, apply criminal law principles, and meet professional and ethical standards in interpreting various felonies. The course involves lectures, assignments, presentations, and exams to assess students' knowledge of topics covered throughout the semester.

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Criminal Law Book 1

I. Course Code: CCRIMLAW1


II. Course Name: Criminal Law Book 1
III. Course Description: This course is primarily intended to lend substantial
assistance to Criminology students to be able to know the intricacies of
Revised Penal Code. Such book consists of 114 articles that includes the
following topics: Concepts and Principles; Felonies, Circumstances affecting
criminal liability; Persons criminally liable for felonies; Penalties; Extinction of
Criminal liability and Civil liability as well as the basic concepts and important
principles/doctrines of the subject as well as the salient provisions of and
jurisprudence.
IV. Course Learning Outcomes:
CLO1: Demonstrate competence and broad understanding in different
felonies indicated in RPC Book 1.
CLO2: Apply the Principles Criminal Law in different felonies.
CLO3: Apply professional, social, and ethical standards in the interpretation of
various felonies.
V. No. of Units: Lec: 3 Lab: 0
VI. Pre-Requisite: CINTRCRIM
VII. No. of Hours Per Week: 3
VIII. Course Outline:
Midterm
 Criminal Law in General
 Theories in Criminal Law and their characteristics
 Felonies and circumstances which affect criminal liability
 Criminal Liability
 Stage of Execution of Felony
 Circumstances Affecting Criminal Liability
Final
 Persons Criminally Liable for Felonies
 Intermediate Sentence Law and Probation law
 Extinction of Criminal Liability
 Civil Liability
 What civil liability includes
IX. References:
 Updates in criminal law 3rd ed, Ticman, Modesto A., 2016
 The revised penal code book I & book II, Tulalian, Victor T., 2016
 Foundations of law: cases, commentary, and ethics 6th ed, , Ransford
C. 2017
 Criminal law 12th ed, Samaha, Joel, 2017
 The new philosophy of criminal law, Flanders, Chad, ed. (et al)

X. Requirements: Comply and pass all academic requirements


Students are expected to comply with the following:
Compilation of manuscript, academic portfolio, library research, Individual and
oral presentation, quizzes, Recitation, and major exam

XI. Computation of Grades: The passing score is 50% of the total items in the
examinations, while the passing grade for the semester is 75% or 3.00. The
basis for the computation of the semester grade is as follows:
Midterm grade: 70% Class standing and 30% midterm examination
Final Grade: 70% Class standing and 30% final examination
Semester grade: 50% midterm grade and 50% final grade

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