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    This document outlines the major topics covered in Book 1 of criminal law. It discusses the classification of crimes as mala in se or mala prohibita and the general characteristics of criminal law such as territoriality and prospectivity. It also covers the principles of pro reo and prohibitions on ex post facto laws and retroactive interpretations. Additionally, it examines the classifications and elements of felonies as well as the circumstances that can affect criminal liability, such as justifying, exempting, mitigating, and aggravating circumstances. Finally, it analyzes the different types of persons who can be liable for crimes based on their level of participation as principals, accomplices, or accessories and discusses crimes involving conspiracy, recidiv

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    This document outlines the major topics covered in Book 1 of criminal law. It discusses the classification of crimes as mala in se or mala prohibita and the general characteristics of criminal law such as territoriality and prospectivity. It also covers the principles of pro reo and prohibitions on ex post facto laws and retroactive interpretations. Additionally, it examines the classifications and elements of felonies as well as the circumstances that can affect criminal liability, such as justifying, exempting, mitigating, and aggravating circumstances. Finally, it analyzes the different types of persons who can be liable for crimes based on their level of participation as principals, accomplices, or accessories and discusses crimes involving conspiracy, recidiv

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    CRIMINAL LAw

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    This document outlines the major topics covered in Book 1 of criminal law. It discusses the classification of crimes as mala in se or mala prohibita and the general characteristics of criminal law such as territoriality and prospectivity. It also covers the principles of pro reo and prohibitions on ex post facto laws and retroactive interpretations. Additionally, it examines the classifications and elements of felonies as well as the circumstances that can affect criminal liability, such as justifying, exempting, mitigating, and aggravating circumstances. Finally, it analyzes the different types of persons who can be liable for crimes based on their level of participation as principals, accomplices, or accessories and discusses crimes involving conspiracy, recidiv

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    CRIMINAL LAw

    I. Book I
    1. Mala In Se and Mala Prohibita
    2. Scope and Characteristics
    Generality
    Territoriality
    Prospectivity
    3. Pro Reo Principle
    4. Ex Post Facto Law
    5. Interpretation of Penal laws
    6. Retroactive Effect of Penal Laws
    B. Felonies
    1. Criminal Liabilities and Felonies
    a. Classifications of Felonies
    b. Aberratio Ictus, Error in Personae and Praeter Intentionem
    c. Elements of Criminal Liability
    d. Impossible Crime
    e. Stages of Execution
    f. Continuing Crimes
    g. Complex Crimes and Composite Crimes
    2. Circumstances affecting Criminal Liability
    a. Justifying Circumstances
    b. Exempting Circumstances
    c. Mitigating Circumstances
    d. Aggravating Circumstances
    e. Alternative Circumstances
    f. Absolutory Causes
    3.Persons Liable and Degree of Participation
    a. Principals, Accomplices, and Accessories
    b. Conspiracy and Proposal
    c. Multiple Offenses (Differences, Rules, Effects)
    1. Recidivism
    2. Habituality (Reiteracion)
    3. Quasi-Recidivism
    4. Habitual Delinquency

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