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    This document classifies penalties under Philippine law into principal and accessory penalties. Principal penalties are divided into capital, afflictive, correctional, and light penalties. Capital penalties include death. Afflictive penalties include reclusion perpetua, reclusion temporal, and prision mayor. Correctional penalties include prision correccional and arresto mayor. Light penalties include arresto menor and public censure. Accessory penalties include perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification, civil interdiction, indemnification, and forfeiture. The document also specifies that a fine over 6,000 pesos is considered an afflictive penalty, between 200-6,000 pesos is a correctional penalty, and under 200 pes

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    This document classifies penalties under Philippine law into principal and accessory penalties. Principal penalties are divided into capital, afflictive, correctional, and light penalties. Capital penalties include death. Afflictive penalties include reclusion perpetua, reclusion temporal, and prision mayor. Correctional penalties include prision correccional and arresto mayor. Light penalties include arresto menor and public censure. Accessory penalties include perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification, civil interdiction, indemnification, and forfeiture. The document also specifies that a fine over 6,000 pesos is considered an afflictive penalty, between 200-6,000 pesos is a correctional penalty, and under 200 pes

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    Chapter Two

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    Joy Orena
    This document classifies penalties under Philippine law into principal and accessory penalties. Principal penalties are divided into capital, afflictive, correctional, and light penalties. Capital penalties include death. Afflictive penalties include reclusion perpetua, reclusion temporal, and prision mayor. Correctional penalties include prision correccional and arresto mayor. Light penalties include arresto menor and public censure. Accessory penalties include perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification, civil interdiction, indemnification, and forfeiture. The document also specifies that a fine over 6,000 pesos is considered an afflictive penalty, between 200-6,000 pesos is a correctional penalty, and under 200 pes

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    Chapter Two

    CLASSIFICATION OF PENALTIES
    Art. 25. Penalties which may be imposed. The penalties which may
    be imposed according to this Code, and their different classes, are
    those included in the following:
    Scale
    Principal Penalties
    Capital punishment:
    Death.
    Afflictive penalties:
    Reclusion perpetua,
    Reclusion temporal,
    Perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification,
    Perpetual or temporary special disqualification,
    Prision mayor.
    Correctional penalties:
    Prision correccional,
    Arresto mayor,
    Suspension,
    Destierro.
    Light penalties:
    Arresto menor,
    Public censure.
    Penalties common to the three preceding classes:
    Fine, and
    Bond to keep the peace.
    Accessory Penalties
    Perpetual or temporary absolute disqualification,
    Perpetual or temporary special disqualification,
    Suspension from public office, the right to vote and be voted for, the profession or
    calling.

    Civil interdiction,
    Indemnification,
    Forfeiture or confiscation of instruments and proceeds of the offense,
    Payment of costs.
    Art. 26. When afflictive, correctional, or light penalty. A fine,
    whether imposed as a single of as an alternative penalty, shall be
    considered an afflictive penalty, if it exceeds 6,000 pesos; a
    correctional penalty, if it does not exceed 6,000 pesos but is not less
    than 200 pesos; and a light penalty if it less than 200 pesos.
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