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    The document discusses the execution of criminal judgments, noting there are both criminal and civil aspects to consider. For the criminal aspect, a judgment of acquittal or dismissal on the merits is immediately final and executable, while a dismissal based on a technicality or conviction must first withstand any appeals to become final. For the civil aspect, the Rules of Civil Procedure on the Execution of Judgments applies.

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    Y. Execution of Judgment

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    The document discusses the execution of criminal judgments, noting there are both criminal and civil aspects to consider. For the criminal aspect, a judgment of acquittal or dismissal on the merits is immediately final and executable, while a dismissal based on a technicality or conviction must first withstand any appeals to become final. For the civil aspect, the Rules of Civil Procedure on the Execution of Judgments applies.

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    UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS

    CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
    Justice Gabriel T. Ingles Notes Compilation

    USC Center For Legal Aid Work 2013 362

    K.EXECUTION OF JUDGMENT

    Note that there are two aspects in a criminal case, the criminal
    aspect and civil aspect. So, one thing to determine first is which
    aspect of the judgment has become final and executor.
    Note that as far as the criminal aspect is concerned, the
    judgment can be one of acquittal, dismissal on the merits,
    dismissal based on a technicality or conviction.
    The first two are immediately final and executory, while the other
    two are not. Hence for a judgment of dismissal not based on the
    merits or conviction to be come final, there should be failure to
    appeal from the original judgment. In case there was an appeal,
    there should be failure to further appeal.
    As regards the civil aspect, Rule 39 on Execution of Judgment
    under the Rules of Civil Procedure applies.

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