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    The document outlines penalties under the Philippine Revised Penal Code for various crimes against public order. These include arbitrary detention, delay in delivering detained persons to authorities, delaying release, expulsion, violation of domicile, improperly obtaining or abusing search warrants, searching a domicile without witnesses, prohibiting or interrupting peaceful meetings, interrupting religious worship, and offending religious feelings. Penalties range from fines to imprisonment depending on the specific crime and aggravating circumstances.

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    Crime Aggravating, Exempting and Mitigating Circumstances Fine Is Not More Than (Unless Specified) Death Min Med Max Min Med Max Min Med Max Min Med Max Min Med Max

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    7/9/2021 Revised Penal Code - Wikipedia

    Aggravating, Fine is not Prisión Reclusión


    Arresto menor Arresto mayor Prisión mayor
    exempting and more than correccional temporal Reclusión
    Crime Death
    mitigating (unless perpetua
    circumstances specified) Min Med Max Min Med Max Min Med Max Min Med Max Min Med Max
    Detention has not
    Yes
    exceeded three days
    Detention is more
    than three days, but Yes
    less than 15 days
    Arbitrary
    detention Detention is more
    than 15 days, but Yes
    less than six months
    Detention has
    exceeded more than Yes
    six months
    Delay in the delivery of detained
    persons to the proper judicial
    authorities. Same as above penalties for arbitrary detention.

    Delaying release
    Expulsion Yes
    If committed at night-
    time, or if any papers
    or effects not
    constituting evidence
    Violation of Yes
    of a crime be not
    domicile returned immediately
    after the search
    made by the offender
    All other cases Yes
    Search warrants maliciously
    obtained and abuse in the service ₱200,000 Yes
    of those legally obtained
    Searching domicile without
    Yes
    witnesses
    Prohibition, interruption and
    Yes
    dissolution of peaceful meetings

    Interruption If committed with


    Yes
    of religious violence or threats
    worship All other cases Yes
    Offending the religious feelings Yes

    Title Three: Crimes against public order

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revised_Penal_Code 5/23

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