CLJ 4 Activity
CLJ 4 Activity
Art. 206 - Unjust 1. Offender is a judge; and •If done knowingly -
Interlocutory Order 2. He performs any of the following Arresto mayor in its
acts: minimum period and
a. Knowingly renders unjust Suspension
interlocutory order or
decree; or •If due to inexcusable
b. Renders a manifestly negligence or ignorance -
unjust interlocutor order or Suspension only
decree through
inexcusable negligence or
ignorance.
Art. 210 - Direct 1. Offender is a public officer within 1. If the act constitutes a
Bribery the scope of Art. 203; crime and it was
2. Offender accepts an offer or committed:
promise or receives a gift or •Prisión mayor in its
present by himself or through medium and minimum
another; periods
3. Such offer or promise be •Fine: Not less than 3
accepted, or gift or present times the value of the gift
received by the public officer: •Special temporary
a. With the a view of disqualification
committing some crime
b. In consideration of the 2. If the act is not a crime
execution of an act which but was executed:
does not constitute a •Prisión mayor in its
crime, but the act must be medium and minimum
unjust periods
c. To refrain from doing •Fine: Not less than 3
something, which is his times the value of the gift
official duty to do; and •Special temporary
4. That act which the offender disqualification
agrees to perform or which he
executes is connected with the 3. If the act is not a crime
performance of his official duties. and was not executed:
•Prisión correccional in
its medium period
•Fine: Not less than 2
times the value of the gift
•Special temporary
disqualification
Art. 212 - 1. Offender makes offers or promise •Same penalties as the
Corruption of or gives gifts or presents to a public officer (depending
Public Officials public officer; and on the act),
2. The offers or promises are made except disqualification and
or the gifts or presents are given suspension
to a public officer under
circumstances that will make the
public officer liable for direct
bribery or indirect bribery.
Art. 216 - 1. The offender is a public officer. •Arresto mayor in its
Possession of 2. He directly or indirectly becomes medium period to prisión
Prohibited Interest interested in any contract or correccional in its minimum
by a Public Officer business. period
3. It is a contract or business in or
which it is his official duty to •Fine: ₱200 to ₱1,000
intervene. or both
Art. 220 - Illegal 1. Offender is a public officer; •If resulted to damage:
Use of Public 2. There is public fund or property Prision correccional in its
Funds or Property under his administration; minimum period or fine
3. Such public fund or property has from 1/2 to the full value
been appropriated by a law or of the sum misapplied plus
ordinance; and temporary special
4. He applies the same to a public disqualification
use other than that for which such •If resulted to no damage:
fund or property has been Fine from 5% to 50% of
appropriated by law or ordinance. the sum misapplied
*Also known as Technical Malservation
Art. 221 - Failure to 1. That the public officer has Arresto mayor and fine
Make Delivery of government funds in his from 5% to 25% of the
Public Funds or possession; amount failed to pay
Property 2. That he is under obligation to
make payments from such funds; If refusal to deliver property
and under order:
3. That he fails to make payment Fine graduated by value
maliciously. (but not less than ₱50)
2. If prisoner is a
detention prisoner (not
finally convicted):
•Prision correccional in
minimum period
•Temporary special
disqualification
Art. 224 - Evasion 1. Offender is a public officer; •Arresto mayor in its
through 2. He is charged with the maximum period to
Negligence conveyance or custody of a Prision correccional in its
prisoner or prisoner by final minimum period plus
judgment; temporary special
3. Such prisoner escapes through disqualification
his negligence.
Art. 225 - Escape 1. Offender is a private person; •One degree lower than
of Prisoner under 2. Conveyance or custody of that prescribed for the
the Custody of a prisoner or person under arrest is public officer under Arts.
Person not a confided to him; 223 and 224
Public Officer 3. Prisoner or person under arrest
escapes; and
4. Offender consents to the escape
of the prisoner or person under
arrest or that the escape takes
place through his negligence.
Art. 226 - Removal, 1. The offender is a public officer; 1. If damage is serious to
Concealment or 2. He abstracts, destroys, or public or third party:
Destruction of conceals documents or papers; •Prision mayor
Documents 3. Said documents or papers should •Fine not exceeding
have been entrusted to such ₱1,000
public officer by reason of his •Temporary to perpetual
office; and special disqualification
4. Damage, whether serious or not,
to a third party or to the public 2. If damage is not serious:
interest should have been •Prision correccional
caused. (minimum and medium
5. The document must be complete periods)
and one by which a right can be •Fine not exceeding
established or an obligation could ₱1,000
be extinguished. •Temporary to perpetual
special disqualification
Art. 229 - 1. Revealing any secrets known to •If damage is serious to
Revelation of the offending public officer by public interest:
Secrets by an reason of his official capacity. •Prision correccional
Officer Elements: (medium and maximum
a. Offender is a public officer; periods)
b. He knows of a secret by reason •Perpetual special
of his official capacity; disqualification
c. He reveals such secret without •Fine not exceeding
authority or justifiable reasons; ₱2,000
and
d. Damage, great or small is caused If no serious damage:
to the public interest. •Prision correccional in
2. Wrongfully delivering papers or copies minimum period
of papers of which he may have charge •Temporary special
and which should not be punishable. disqualification
Elements: Fine not exceeding ₱500
a. Offender is a public officer
b. He has charged of papers
c. Those papers should not be
published;
d. He delivers those papers or
copies thereof to a third person;
and
e. Damage is caused to public
interest.
Art. 231 - Open 1. Offender is a judicial or executive •Arresto mayor (medium
Disobedience officer; period) to prision
2. There is judgment, decision or correccional (minimum
order of a superior authority; period)
3. Such judgment, decision or order •Temporary special
was made within the scope of the disqualification
jurisdiction of the superior (maximum period)
authority and issued with all the •Fine not exceeding
legal formalities; and ₱1,000
4. Offender without any legal
justification openly refuses to
execute the said judgment,
decision or order, which he is duty
bound to obey.
2. If results to no serious
damage:
•Arresto mayor (medium
and maximum periods)
•Fine not exceeding ₱500
Art. 236 - 1. That the offender is entitled to •Suspension from office
Anticipation of hold a public office or until compliance with legal
Duties of a Public employment either by election or formalities
Office appointment; •Fine: ₱200 to ₱500
2. The law requires that he should
first be sworn in and/or should
first give a bond;
3. He assumes the performance of
the duties and powers of such
office; and
4. He has not taken his oath of
office and/or given the bond
required by law.
Art. 240 - 1. That the offender is a judge; and •Arresto mayor (medium
Usurpation of 2. That the offender: period) to prision
Executive a. Assumes the power correccional (minimum
Functions exclusively vested to period)
executive authorities of
the Government; or
b. Obstructs executive
authorities from the lawful
performance of their
functions.
Art. 241 - 1. That the offender is holding an •Arresto mayor (medium
Usurpation of office under the Executive Branch period) to prision
Judicial Functions of the Government; and correccional (minimum
2. That he: period)
a. Assumes the power
exclusively vested in the
Judiciary; or
b. Obstructs the execution of
any order or decision
given by a judge within his
jurisdiction.
Article 243. Orders 1. That the offender is an executive •Arresto mayor
or Requests by officer; •Fine not exceeding ₱500
Executive Officers 2. That the offender addresses any
to Any Judicial order or suggestion to any judicial
Authority authority; and
3. That the order or suggestions
relates to any case or business
within the exclusive jurisdiction of
the courts of justice.