CRIMINAL LAW 1

STAGES OF COMMISSION OF CRIMES

Intended Learning By the end of the module, the students are expected to
Outcomes (ILO) distinguish the different stages of a felony and determine the exact
stage of a crime in a given problem and be able to create a Learning
Portfolio on the topic.

Learning Content Attempted stage

- Its definition and requisites
- Objective phase from subjective phase
- What distinguishes attempted homicide from physical injuries
- Whether a wound should be inflicted in attempted homicide
- Whether a firearm should be fired in attempted homicide

Frustrated stage
- Its definition and requisites
- What crimes have no frustrated stage and why

Consummated stage
- Its definition and requisites
- Whether mere belief of the accused of the consummation makes the
crime consummated

Teaching-Learning Part online, part in-person delivery:

Activities
- for online sharing methods:
- done mainly thru the Schoology platform.
- by teleconferencing via Conferences, Zoom or Google Meet
- lectures with slide presentations and inter-active discussion
- assignments and virtual library work (with study guide questions
for focus)

- assessment methods (storage/question bank: Schoology’s Resources,

Google Drive, One Drive, desktop files)

- formative assessments (thru Schoology, Mentimeter, Kahoot,

Google Forms)
i. progress questions
ii. addition of content to the Learning Portfolio

- summative assessments (thru Schoology)

i. Graded exit questions/warm calls for this module
ii. Prelims, Midterms, Finals

Study guide questions:

1. What distinguishes attempted homicide from frustrated
homicide?
2. Is there frustrated rape?
3. Is there frustrated theft?
4. Is there a crime of robbery with frustrated homicide?

Resources/Materials: The Revised Penal Code (Act 3815, as amended by RA 10951)

Article 50-69
Cases: 1. Valenzuela v. PP, 552 Phil 381, June 21, 2007
2. Canceran v. PP, GR 206442, July 1, 2015
3. PP v. Acaac, G.R. No. 142500, April 20, 2001
4. Baleros v. PP, 48 SCRA 10, Feb. 22, 2006
5. Perez v. CA, GR 143838, May 9, 2002
6. Rivera v. PP, GR 166326, Jan. 25, 2006
7. PP v. Gonzalez, GR 139542, June 21, 2001
8. PP v. Labiaga, G.R. No. 202867, July 15, 2013
9. Velasco v. PP, G.R. No. 166479, Feb. 28, 2006

Sources: Traditional:
Hard copies of textbooks and reference materials;
UC Law Library

Online:
cdasiaonline.com
sc.judiciary.gov.ph