Crimes in general and their classifications

TIMESTAMPS
00:00
00:15 - Definition of law
03:42 - What is criminal law?
06:13 - What is a crime?
08:24 - How are crimes classified?
Crimes are classified:
10:31 - AS TO THE LAW PUNISHING THEM
Felonies (intentional and culpable)
Offenses
Infractions/misdemeanors
11:26 - AS TO THEIR NATURE
Malum in se
Malum prohibitum
13:08 - Question: With respect to crimes punished under the RPC and Special Penal Laws, which of these crimes are considered mala in se and/or mala prohibita?
15:10 - Question: What is the test to determine if the violation of special law is malum prohibitum or malum in se?
17:01 - Question: Why is it important to distinguish between crimes mala in se and mala prohibita?
18:37 - AS TO THEIR MEANS OF COMMISSION
By means of dolo
By means of culpa
20:35 - Comparison of the elements of dolo and culpa
23:38 - Question: What is intent?
25:25 - Question: How do we distinguish intent from discernment?
26:03 - Question: What about intent and motive?
26:54 - Question: When is motive important in proving the commission of a crime?
29:05 - Question: What is negligence (lack of foresight)?
30:16 - Question: What about imprudence (lack of skill)?
31:45 - AS TO THEIR STAGES OF EXECUTION
32:25 - Consummated stage
33:14 - Question: Are there felonies which do not have stages of execution, meaning they are always committed in the consummated stage?
35:23 - Frustrated stage
37:16 - Question: Are there felonies which do not have a frustrated stage?
41:24 - Attempted stage
42:29 - Meaning of the phrase “commences the commission of a felony directly by overt acts”
44:56 - Question: What are preparatory acts? Are they the same as overt acts?
49:37 - Meaning of the phrase “does not perform all the acts of execution which should produce the felony by reason of some cause or accident other than his own spontaneous desistance”
55:31 - Subjective and objective phases of the felony
56:39 - Summary of distinctions between attempted and frustrated felonies
58:34 - Summary of distinctions between frustrated and consummated felonies
59:35 - AS TO THEIR GRAVITY
Grave felonies
Less grave felonies
Light felonies
01:03:18 - Question: Why do we have to classify felonies according to gravity?
01:06:07 - AS TO THEIR COUNT
Compound crimes
Complex crimes proper
Composite crimes or special complex crimes
Continued crimes
Continuing or transitory crimes
01:06:57 - Distinction between crimes punished under the Revised Penal Code and crimes punished under Special Penal Laws

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