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Prescriptive Periods of Crimes

Prescriptive Periods of Crimes

1. Those punishable by death, reclusion perpetua, reclusion temporal - 20 years
2. Those punishable by other afflictive penalties   -10 years
3. Those punishable by arresto mayor - 5 years
4. Libel or other similar offenses - 2 years
5. Oral defamation or slander by deed -  1 year
6. Light offenses   - 6 months


Prescriptive Periods of Crimes

Prescriptive Periods of Crimes

1. Those punishable by death, reclusion perpetua, reclusion temporal - 20 years
2. Those punishable by other afflictive penalties   -10 years
3. Those punishable by arresto mayor - 5 years
4. Libel or other similar offenses - 2 years
5. Oral defamation or slander by deed -  1 year
6. Light offenses   - 6 months


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