LIST OF Crimes - list of crime in the RPC
Consti Law (Law 101)
MEA ALLYZA D. ADAN
LIST OF CRIMES IN THE REVISED PENAL
CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES
Crimes against national security
 Treason. (Art. 114)
 Conspiracy and proposal to commit
treason. (Art. 115)
 Misprision of treason. (Art. 116)
 Espionage. (Art. 117)
Crimes against the law of nations
 Inciting to war or giving motives for
reprisals. (Art. 118)
 Violation of neutrality. (Art. 119)
 Correspondence with hostile
country. (Art. 120)
 Flight to enemy's country. (Art. 121)
 Piracy in general and mutiny on the
high seas or in Philippine waters.
(Art. 122)
Crimes against the fundamental laws of
the State
 Arbitrary detention. (Art. 124)
 Delay in the delivery of detained
persons to the proper judicial
authorities. (Art. 125)
 Delaying release. (Art. 126)
 Expulsion. (Art. 127)
 Violation of domicile. (Art. 128)
 Search warrants maliciously
obtained and abuse in the service of
those legally obtained. (Art. 129)
 Searching domicile without
witnesses. (Art. 130)
 Prohibition, interruption, and
dissolution of peaceful meetings.
 (Art. 131)
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 Interruption of religious worship.
(Art. 132)
 10. Offending the religious feelings.
(Art. 133)
Crimes against public order
 Rebellion or insurrection. (Art. 134)
 Coup d'etat. (Art. 134-A)
 Conspiracy and proposal to commit
coup d'etat, rebellion or
insurrection. (Art. 136)
 Disloyalty of public officers or
employees. (Art. 137)
 Inciting to rebellion. (Art. 138)
 Sedition. (Art. 139)
 Conspiracy to commit sedition. (Art.
141)
 Inciting to sedition. (Art. 142)
 Acts tending to prevent the meeting
of Congress and similar bodies. (Art.
143)
 Disturbance of proceedings of
Congress or similar bodies. (Art. 144)
 Violation of parliamentary immunity.
(Art. 145)
 Illegal assemblies. (Art. 146)
 Illegal associations. (Art. 147)
 Direct assaults. (Art. 148)
 Indirect assaults. (Art. 149)
 Disobedience to summons issued by
Congress, its committees, etc., by
the constitutional commissions, its
committees, etc. (Art. 150)
 Resistance and disobedience to a
person in authority or the agents of
such person. (Art. 151)
 Tumults and other disturbances of
public order. (Art. 153)
 Unlawful use of means of
publication and unlawful utterances.
(Art. 154)
 Alarms and scandals. (Art. 155)
  Delivering prisoners from jails. (Art.
156)
 Evasion of service of sentence. (Art.
157)
 Evasion on occasion of disorders.
(Art. 158)
 Violation of conditional pardon. (Art.
159)
 Commission of another crime during
service of penalty imposed for
another previous offense. (Art. 160)
Crimes against public interest
 Counterfeiting the great seal of the
Government of the Philippines,
forging the signature or stamp of the
Chief Executive. (Art. 161)
 Using forged signature or counterfeit
seal or stamp. (Art. 162)
 Making and importing and uttering
false coins. (Art. 163)
 Mutilation of coins, importation and
uttering of mutilated coins. (Art.
164)
 Selling of false or mutilated coins,
without connivance. (Art. 165)
 Forging treasury or bank notes or
other documents payable to bearer,
importing, and uttering of such false
or forged notes and documents.
(Art. 166)
 Counterfeiting, importing and
uttering instruments not payable to
bearer. (Art. 167)
 Illegal possession and use of forged
treasury or bank notes and other
instruments of credit. (Art. 168)
 Falsification of legislative
documents. (Art. 170)
 Falsification by public officer,
employee or notary. (Art. 171)
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 Falsification by private individuals
and use of falsified documents. (Art.
172)
 Falsification of wireless, cable,
telegraph and telephone messages
and use of said falsified messages.
(Art. 173)
 False medical certificates, false
certificates of merit or service. (Art.
174)
 Using false certificates. (Art. 175)
 Manufacturing and possession of
instruments or implements for
falsification. (Art. 176)
 Usurpation of authority or official
functions. (Art. 177)
 Using fictitious name and concealing
true name. (Art. 178)
 18. Illegal use of uniform or insignia.
(Art. 179)
 False testimony against a defendant.
(Art. 180)
 False testimony favorable to the
defendant. (Art. 181)
 False testimony in civil cases. (Art.
182)
 False testimony in other cases and
perjury. (Art. 183)
 Offering false testimony in evidence.
(Art. 184)
 Machinations in public auction. (Art.
185)
 Monopolies and combinations in
restraint of trade. (Art. 186)
 Importation and disposition of
falsely marked articles or
merchandise made of gold, silver, or
other precious metals or their alloys.
(Art. 187)
 Substituting and altering trade
marks and trade names or service
marks. (Art. 188)
 Unfair competition and fraudulent
registration of trade mark or trade
 name, or service mark; fraudulent
designation of origin, and false
description. (Art. 189)
Crimes against public morals
 Gambling. (Art. 195)
 Importation, sale and possession of
lottery tickets or advertisements.
(Art. 196)
 Betting in sport contests. (Art. 197)
 Illegal betting on horse races. (Art.
198)
 Illegal cockfighting. (Art. 199)
 Grave scandal. (Art. 200)
 Immoral doctrines, obscene
publications and exhibitions. (Art.
201)
 Vagrancy and prostitution. (Art. 202)
Crimes committed by public officers
 Knowingly rendering unjust
judgment. (Art. 204)
 Rendering judgment through
negligence. (Art. 205)
 Rendering unjust interlocutory
order. (Art. 206)
 Malicious delay in the administration
of justice. (Art. 207)
 Dereliction of duty in prosecution of
offenses. (Art. 208)
 Betrayal of trust by an attorney or
solicitor — revelation of secrets.
(Art. 209)
 Direct bribery. (Art. 210)
 Indirect bribery. (Art. 211)
 Frauds against the public treasury
and similar offenses.(Art. 213)
 Other frauds. (art. 214)
 Malversation by appropriating,
misappropriating or permitting any
other person to take public funds or
property. (Art. 217)
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 Failure of accountable officer to
render accounts. (Art. 218)
 Failure of a responsible public officer
to render accounts before leaving
the country. (Art. 219
 Illegal use of public funds or
property. (Art. 220)
 Failure to make delivery of public
funds or property. (Art. 221)
Crimes classified under infidelity of public
officers
 Infidelity in the custody of prisoners.
(Arts. 223 and 224)
 Infidelity in the custody of
documents. (Arts. 226 to 228)
 Revelation of secrets. (Arts. 229 and
230)
Crimes under infidelity in the custody of
prisoners
 Conniving with or consenting to
evasion. (Art. 223)
 Evasion through negligence. (Art.
224)
 Escape of prisoner under the
custody of a person not a public
officer. (Art. 225)
Crimes against persons
 Parricide. (Art. 246)
 Murder. (Art. 248)
 Homicide. (Art. 249)
 Death caused in a tumultuous affray.
(Art. 251)
 Physical injuries inflicted in a
tumultuous affray. (Art. 252)
 Giving assistance to suicide. (Art.
253)
 Discharge of firearms. (Art. 254)
 Infanticide. (Art. 255)
  Intentional abortion. (Art. 256)
 Unintentional abortion. (Art. 257)
 Abortion practiced by the woman
herself or by her parents. (Art. 258)
 Abortion practiced by a physician or
midwife and dispensing of abortives.
(Art. 259)
 Duel. (Art. 260)
 Challenging to a duel. (Art. 261)
 Mutilation. (Art. 262)
 Serious physical injuries. (Art. 263)
 Administering injurious substances
or beverages. (Art. 264)
 Less serious physical injuries. (Art.
265)
 Slight physical injuries and
maltreatment. (Art. 266)
 Rape. (Art. 266-A)
Crimes against liberty
 Kidnapping and serious illegal
detention. (Art. 267)
 Slight illegal detention. (Art. 268)
 Unlawful arrest. (Art. 269)
 Kidnapping and failure to return a
minor. (Art. 270)
 Inducing a minor to abandon his
home. (Art. 271)
 Slavery. (Art. 272)
 Exploitation of child labor. (Art. 273)
 Services rendered under compulsion
in payment of debt. (Art. 274)
Crimes against security
 Abandonment of persons in danger
and abandonment of one's own
victim. (Art. 275)
 Abandoning a minor. (Art. 276)
 Abandonment of minor by person
entrusted with his custody;
indifference of parents. (Art. 277)
 Exploitation of minors. (Art. 278)
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 Trespass to dwelling. (Art. 280)
 Other forms of trespass. (Art. 281)
 Grave threats. (Art. 282)
 Light threats. (Art. 283)
 Other light threats. (Art. 285)
Crimes against personal liberty and
security
 Grave coercions. (Art. 286)
 Light coercions. (Art. 287)
 Other similar coercions (Compulsory
purchase of merchandise and
payment of wages by means of
tokens). (Art. 288)
 Formation, maintenance and
prohibition of combination of capital
or labor through violence or threats.
(Art. 289)
 Discovering secrets through seizure
of correspondence. (Art. 290)
 Revealing secrets with abuse of
office. (Art. 291)
 Revealing of industrial secrets. (Art.
292)
Crimes against property
 Robbery with violence against or
intimidation of persons. (Art. 294)
 Attempted and frustrated robbery
committed under certain
circumstances. (Art. 297)
 Execution of deeds by means of
violence or intimidation. (Art. 298)
 Robbery in an inhabited house or
public building or edifice devoted to
worship. (Art. 299)
 Robbery in an uninhabited place or
in a private building. (Art. 302)
 Possession of picklocks or similar
tools. (Art. 304)
 Brigandage. (Art. 306)
  Aiding and abetting a band of
brigands. (Art. 307)
 Theft. (Art. 308)
 Qualified theft. (Art. 310)
 Theft of the property of the National
Library and National Museum. (Art.
311)
 Occupation of real property or
usurpation of real rights in property.
(Art. 312)
 Altering boundaries or landmarks.
(Art. 313)
 Fraudulent insolvency. (Art. 314)
 Swindling. (Art. 315)
 Other forms of swindling. (Art. 316)
 Swindling a minor. (Art. 317)
 Other deceits. (Art. 318)
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Crimes against property
 Removal, sale or pledge of
mortgaged property. (Art. 319)
 Destructive arson. (Art. 320)
 Other forms of arson. (Art. 321)
 Arson of property of small value.
(Art. 323)
 Crimes involving destruction. (Art.
324)
 Burning one's own property as
means to commit arson. (Art. 325)
 Setting fire to property exclusively
owned by the offender. (Art. 326)
 Malicious mischief. (Art. 327)
 Special cases of malicious mischief.
(Art. 328)
 Damage and obstruction to means
of communication. (Art. 330)
 Destroying or damaging statues,
public monuments or paintings. (Art.
331)
Crimes against chastity
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 Adultery. (Art. 333)
 Concubinage. (Art. 334)
 Acts of lasciviousness. (Art. 336)
 Qualified seduction. (Art. 337)
 Simple seduction. (Art. 338)
 Acts of lasciviousness with the
consent of the offended party. (Art.
339)
 Corruption of minors. (Art. 340)
 White slave trade. (Art. 341)
 Forcible abduction. (Art. 342)
 Consented abduction. (Art. 343)
Crimes against the civil status of persons
 Simulation of births, substitution of
one child for another and
concealment or abandonment of a
legitimate child. (Art. 347)
 Usurpation of civil status. (Art. 348)
 Bigamy. (Art. 349)
 Marriage contracted against
provisions of law. (Art. 350)
 Premature marriages. (Art. 351)
 Performance of illegal marriage
ceremony. (Art. 352)
Crimes against honor
 Libel by means of writings or similar
means. (Art. 355)
 Threatening to publish and offer to
prevent such publication for a
compensation. (Art. 356)
 Prohibited publication of acts
referred to in the course of official
proceedings. (Art. 357)
 Slander. (Art. 358)
 Slander by deed. (Art. 359)
 Incriminating innocent person. (Art.
363)
 Intriguing against honor. (Art. 364)
Title fourteen: Quasi- offenses