BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
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- Justice Buddy explains the applicable laws and jurisprudence on child in conflict with the law in relation to theft.
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Thank you for explaining this issue about "Batas sa batang Magnanakaw". I have learned about Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code deals with theft.
Thankyou Atty. Bajita for the knowledge about 'batas sa batang magnanakaw'.
- Pwede niyang kasuhan ang bata ng theft hindi man ito makukulong pero makukuha mo ang gamit na ninakaw sayo.
LESSON 59
Good day attorney Jeffrey Bajita!! Thank you for the wise discussion
about the BATAS SA BATANG NAGNANAKAW.
I've leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment.
Good day Atty. Thank you for another significant topic in relation to human rights. This adds to our knowledge that we can use in the future. Today I've leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment.
Thank you Justice Buddy!
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Lesson 44
Thank you for providing information about a juvenile delinquent. That, a child who commit a crime he will not face a criminal liability but he is responsible for a civil liability. To get back the missing item file a case to bring back the item.
Good day Attorney! Thank you for explaining this issue about "batas sa batang nagnanakaw". I have learned about Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code deals with theft. A felony in which someone steals another person's personal property without their permission or agreement with the intent of converting it to the taker's use, therefore we must protect minors who are breaking the law under Article 9344. Because the children's parent is involved, they are not protected from criminal liability under Republic Act 9344, the Juvenile Welfare Act, which protects minors who have broken the law.
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Good day atty, I learned a lot about this topic
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
Republic Act 9344, known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act
a child under the age of 15 is exempt from jail.
Article 308 of the new penal code,it is theft a person is guilty of stealing if he or she steals another's personal property without their consent.
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good day atty. bajita thank you and godbless stay safe It was well explained and excellently answered by you Attorney, you said that “heft is the case under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. The child who stole the item will not be liable criminally because under the RA 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act exempts 15 year old below children from being incarcerated.
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Good day Attorney, this lesson is about the BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKA. On this lesson I have leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment. Thank you once again attorney this will help us on our future board exam and future Job. Have a great day
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Good day Atty. Bajita
Thank you for sharing this informative video I've learned a lot about BATAS SA BATANG NAGNANAKAW. Justice Buddy explain that child under age of 15 is not allowed to go in prison under this act but this does not excuse him from the Consequences from the act that he do. In short Republic act 9344 protects the children from the law.
Good day Atty, batas sa mga batang nagnanakaw, pwedeng kasuhan ang batang nagnakaw at ma iinvolved ang magulang ng bata, ngunit di makukulong ang bata dahil sa R.A 9344, Protects the children conflict with the law. This act prevent those children below 15 years of age from being imprisoned for their crime.
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Good day po Atty. I learn today is about BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW halimbawa kahit bata pa yan mag pananakutang civil yan na sakop ng Republic Act 9344, often known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, a children under the age of 15 is exempt from imprisonment under the Act. But with the Article 308 of the RPC the child will be civil liability, a it occurs when a person takes the personal property of another person without the consent of the owner.
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Good day Atty. Thankyou for this video lesson of applicable laws and jurisprudence on child in conflict with the law in relation to theft.
The Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law. A minor under the age of 15 is exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability. A minor must be reported to be able to bring back the personal property or item the he/she stole.
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Goodafternoon atty Thankyou for another lesson I learned about laws that will encounter if the child caught stealing according to Republic act 9344 also known as the juvenile justice and welfare act, a youngster under age of 15 is not allowed to go in prison under this act but this does not excuse him from the Consequences from the act that he do. In short Republic act 9344 protects the children from the law.
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Good day atty. This day i learned so much about the laws and jurisprudence on child in conflict with the law in relation to theft. We need have to complain the child 15 years below under RA 9344 or the juvenile justice ang welfare act is exempted for prison. And RPC Article 308 or if the criminal takes or obtains property without approval of the original owner. Thank you for sharing this lesson attorney.
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Good day Sir, Thank you for this video lecture I've learned about Batang Nagnakaw. Theft is the case under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. A crime in which someone takes another person's personal property without their permission or agreement with the goal of converting it to the taker's use and under Article 9344, we must safeguard children who are in violation of the law. under Republic Act 9344, Juvenile Welfare Act that protects children that were in conflict with the law, they are not exempted in criminal liability because the children's parent is involved.
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thankyou atty for this video lecture
Theft - is the case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code. When a person get a personal things without permission so that it’s a theft. But to Article 9344 we need to protect the children in conflict with the law.
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Thank you po Atty for another video lecture.
LESSON 44
I've leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment.
#JusticeBuddy
#EACCaviteSchoolOfCriminology
LESSON 44
Good day Atty! Thank you for this lesson where we learn about the Law regarding to theft/ bats sa batang nagnakaw. According to the video lecture a viewer asked” Mananagot ba ang bata nagnakaw? Ano ang dapat Gawain? It was well explained and excellently answered by you Attorney, you said that “heft is the case under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. A crime in which someone takes another person's personal property without their permission or agreement with the goal of converting it to the taker's use. However, under Article 9344, we must safeguard children who are in violation of the law. Yes, under Republic Act 9344, if the juvenile justice and welfare act is exempted, it should be reported by a person under the age of 15, but this does not mean that they are immune from criminal liability. You should file a complaint to get your phone back, as well as engage the children's parents. Thank you so much for this wonderful and very knowledgeable information you gave. I am looking forward for the next discussion.
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Good day Atty! Thank you for this lesson where we learn about the Law regarding to theft/ bats sa batang nagnakaw. According to the video lecture a viewer asked” Mananagot ba ang bata nagnakaw? Ano ang dapat Gawain? It was well explained and excellently answered by you Attorney, you said that “heft is the case under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. A crime in which someone takes another person's personal property without their permission or agreement with the goal of converting it to the taker's use. However, under Article 9344, we must safeguard children who are in violation of the law. Yes, under Republic Act 9344, if the juvenile justice and welfare act is exempted, it should be reported by a person under the age of 15, but this does not mean that they are immune from criminal liability. You should file a complaint to get your phone back, as well as engage the children's parents. Thank you so much for this wonderful and very knowledgeable information you gave. I am looking forward for the next discussion.
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Batas sa Batang nagnakaw
R.A 9344 (CICL)
This act prevent the children below 15 yrs. old in their criminal acts.. thankyou so much Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Good day po.
Good Day! Atty.Jeffrey Bajita thank you for discussing the issue and answers for the legal question. I’ve learned that the 12years old who stolen the phone of citizen. The victim should complaint/file a case about this incident, however 15years old below of age under RA.9344(The juvenile justice and welfare act) is exempted of imprisonment, but its not necessarily follow that the 12years old who stole a phone is exempted of civil liability. The victim should complaint/file a case to get her back her stolen phone, because if she complaint she have a possibility to get her stolen phone, if she didn’t file a case the child who stole the phone can ignore to surrender the phone, if she file a case the parents/guardian of the child who stole the phone can be involve in this incident. And the Victim can file a case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code(theft)- if a person stole or get the property of another person without the consent of the owner it consider a theft.
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Good day atty! Thank you for another lesson about Batas sa batang nagnakaw.
-RA 9344, juvenile justice and welfare act. Child that is 15 years old and below are exempted in incarceration, but mot exempted in civil liability. In the case on this video the person can file a theft case on the child based on her story.
Good day Atty! thank you for the new knowledge. The child who stole the item will not be liable criminally because under the RA 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act exempts 15 year old below children from being incarcerated. But it does not necessarily follow that the child is also exempted from Civil liability. The victim should file a case of Theft to retrieve his/her phone from the child.
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Hello Atty! In this video I learned that under Republic Act 9344 otherwise known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, A teenager or youngster below 15 years old is excempted from imprisonment under this act.But he's/she's not really excempted in civil liability, he/she must take respomsibility of his/her action.
Under the Article 380 of RPC- Theft, If a person took someone's personal property without their permission or consent, it can be presume as theft. Thank you so much for another amazing video Atty!
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Good day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Thankyou for the informative discussion.
Lesson 60
Batas sa child abuse
The act must debase, degrade, or denigrate the intrinsic worth and dignity of a child as a human being through deeds or words, according to R.A. No. 7610, Sec. 3(b) of the same law.
All Filipino children in the Philippines will be protected from all forms of violence, abuse, exploitation, and prejudice.
-The Department of Social Welfare and Development has behaved in accordance with the concept of parents patriae. To assist with the care or management of the child's affairs, and neighbor.
Good day Atty! Thank you for another video lecture, I've leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment.
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Good day po Atty. Thank you for another knowledgeable lesson. I learned a lot in this video lecture.
-If a youngster or juvenile takes another person's property, the victim has the right to sue the child. The parents will be implicated in the crime committed by their child once the case is filed, but the youngster will not be imprisoned.
- R.A. 9344 - Protects children in the event of a legal conflict. This law prohibits children under the age of 15 from being imprisoned for their crimes.
- RPC Article 308 - If the criminal takes or obtains property without the approval of the original owner, this case can be brought. Thank you and God bless po.
Good day Atty! thank you for the new knowledgeable video lesson . The child who stole the item will not be liable criminally because under the RA 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act exempts 15 year old below children from being incarcerated. But it does not necessarily follow that the child is also exempted from Civil liability. The victim should file a case of Theft to retrieve his/her phone from the child. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge Justice Buddy. Godbless po✨
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Good day, Attorney!
This adds to our knowledge that we can use in the future. Today I've leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment.
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thank you atty. for very informative lesson, still looking forward for another lesson.
Thank you for the new information.
LESSON #60
BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
Art. 308,Revised Penal Code
THEFT may be the case, because if a person taken the personal property of other person without consent of the owner.
Below 15 years old of age under Republic Act no. 9344 or The Juvinal Justice or Welfare Act. The child willbe exempted in imprisonment but not in civil liabiity.
The victim must complaint the child to return the things taken.
Good day Atty. I learned that if a youngster or juvenile takes another person’s property, the victim has the right to sue the child. The parents will be implicted in the crime committed by their child once the case is filed, but the youngster will not be imprisoned. RA 9344 protects children in the event of a legal conflict. Yhis law prohibits children under the age of 15 from being imprisoned for their crimes. RPC Article 308 if the criminal takes or obtains property without the approval of the original owner, this case can be brought. Thankyou and Godbless
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Good day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita. Thankyou for the informative discussion.
Lesson 59
Batas sa batang nagnakaw.
-If a kid or minor steals a property from another person, the victim can file a case against the child. Once the case is filed the parents will be involved for the crime that was committed by their child, but the child will not be imprisoned.
R.A 9344 - Protects the children conflict with the law. This act prevent those children below 15 years of age from being imprisoned for their crime.
Article 308 of the RPC - This case can be filed if the offender take or get a property without the consent of the original owner.
Good day Atty, the topic for today is all about the R.A 9344 or the Juvinelle Justice and Welfare Act, a child below 15 yrs old idexempted for impronsement but its now exempt in civil liability they should file a complaint so that the things that have been stolen will get back to the owner.
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Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
The Republic Act 9344 also known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law. A child may be exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability.
The child may even be held accountable for theft, and the victim could claim the child to recover what was stolen.
Thank you, Atty!
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LESSON 23
Good Day Atty. Thank you for another video lesson you've prepared for us. Based on the scenario given by the netizen wherein she was a victim of theft and the suspect was a 12-year-old child who admitted that he stole the phone of the victim. I've learned that she must file a case even though he is only 12 for her to positively get her phone back. Even though the child is exempted from being detained under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Welfare Act that protects children that were in conflict with the law. He is not exempted from civil liability. She could file theft against the suspect because under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. In the said article, any person getting personal belongings from another person without his/her permission is considered theft. Because of Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code, she could pursue a theft charge against the suspect. According to the aforementioned source, theft occurs when someone steals someone else's personal belongings without their permission.
Lesson 23
KARAPATAN KAUGNAY SA BATANG NAG NAKAW
Greetings, Justice Buddy. Thank you for taking the time to teach us another lesson. While minors under the age of 15 are not subject to imprisonment by Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, this does not mean they are free from civil liability. This law protects children who are involved in judicial disputes. They can be punished and a settlement struck if they break the law, but they cannot be imprisoned under R.A. 9344.
I already watched the video. And I learned a lot from lesson 23 you discussed. The video is about (BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW) and now I already knew this because of your discussion. Thank you for that information you share with us, Sir.
MANANAGOT BA ANG BATANG NAGNAKAW? ANO ANG DAPAT GAWIN?
(BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW)
Under Article 9344, we must safeguard children who are in violation of the law. Yes, under Republic Act 9344 also know as Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act is exempted, it should be reported by a person under the age of 15, but this does not mean that they are immune from criminal liability.
Theft is the case under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. A crime in which someone takes another person's personal property without their permission.
Lesson 59: Batas sa Bata nagnakaw.
Good day Attorney, thank for this wonderful video lecture, That the child who stole the item will not face criminal charges since the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, or RA 9344, exempts children under the age of 15 from being imprisoned. However, this does not mean that the youngster is immune from civil liability. To reclaim his or her phone from the youngster, the victim needs launch a theft case.
Good day atty. Thank you for this lesson.
Republic Act 9344, often known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act,
A youngster under the age of 15 is exempt from imprisonment under the Act.
This does not, however, imply that the youngster is immune to the consequences of his or her actions.
civic responsibility.
• No. 308. Who is responsible for theft? -Theft is done by anyone who takes another's personal property without their consent, with the purpose to profit but without using violence, intimidation, or force on people or things.
Good day atty, Attempted thievery is another crime that can be committed. S. Any indictable offense is covered by Section 552 of the Code. ... The circumstances of the case will determine whether a person's actions are sufficient to prove that they attempted to commit the crime.
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Lagi ko po pinapanood ang mga videos niyo Atty. Marami po akong natututunan. Thank you and godbless po 😇
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Good day, Atty! Thank you for today's lesson. Godbless po!!
Lesson 23: BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
Theft is dealt with in Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code, according to my research. We need to defend minors who are breaking the law under Article 9344, which is a felony in which someone steals another person's personal property without their knowledge or agreement with the intent of converting it to the taker's use. Because their father is implicated, the children are not protected from criminal liability under Republic Act 9344, the Juvenile Welfare Act, which protects minors who defy the law.
Good day Atty!
Lesson#60
Batas sa Batang Nagnanakaw
•Theft - this is a violation of Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. When a person obtains personal items without permission, this is considered theft. However, in accordance with Article 9344, we must protect children who are in conflict with the law.
•Yes, it should be complained 15 years of age under Republic Act 9344 where the juvenile justice and welfare act is exempted, but it is not required that it is exempted from criminal liability. You should file a complaint to get your phone back, as well as involve the children's parents.
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Good day! atty. I've learned the child who stole the item will not be liable criminally because under the RA 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act exempts 15 year old below children from being incarcerated. But it does not necessarily follow that the child is also exempted from Civil liability. The victim should file a case of Theft to retrieve his/her phone from the child.
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Good Day Atty.Bajita
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw;
Hindi porket bata ang nagnakaw ay hindi na dapat kasuhan o ireklamo,kahit na may RA.9344 o Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act na exempted sa pagkakakulong ang mga minor pero hindi sila exempted sa civil liability kaya dapat ireklamo ang bata para makuha ang kanyang ninakaw na gamit kahit na hindi siya ikukulong ay malaki naman ang pag asa na mabawi ang ninakaw na gamit dahil kapag hindi kinasuhan ay hindi maibabalik ang gamit na ninakaw ng bata.
-Art. 308. theft.-Theft is committed by any person who, with intent to gain but without violence against, or intimidation of persons nor force upon things, shall take personal property of another without the latter's consent.Thank You Atty.Bajita.
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Thank you again Atty. For this Lesson. More power God bless po
Lesson 60
• Victim of the theft, and the suspect was 12 years old, found the phone in his possession. What to do in this situation?
- The child must complain. Although the child is below 15 years of age, under Republic Act 9344, the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, the child is exempted from imprisonment, but it doesn't necessarily follow that he is exempted from civil liability. He has to complain to the child so that he can get the phone. Even if he is not imprisoned, the child has the possibility of getting the phone when he is charged. What case can be filed against the child? According to the testimony, theft was the case for the child. Under article 308 of the revised penal code, it occurs when a person takes the personal property of another person without the consent of the owner.
Lesson 44
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
-Dapat ireklamo ang bata, although ang bata na below 15 years of age under R.A 9344 or the Juvenile justice and welfare act ay exempted sa pagkakakulong, pero hindi sa civil liability.
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Good Day Atty. Thank you for another lesson you have discuss to us.
LESSON 59
BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
🔸The Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law. A minor under the age of 15 is exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability. A minor must be reported to be able to bring back the personal property or item the he/she stole.
Lesson # 59
Good Day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita, according to your video and topic that you have discussed, they have to sue the child to give him the cell phone and to involve the parent, the only case here is if he steals, you can sue the child but he will not be imprisoned.
Lesson 59
Batas sa batang magnanakaw
I learned from this lesson that if the child is 15 years old and below is exempted for imprisonkent but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability and this law protects the children un conflict with the law.
Good evening Atty! The topic of this video is about the law for those young thieves.
If there’s a chance to file a case against 12 years old child?
The answer is yes, even though there’s a law existing for those 15 years old or below that they are exempted for imprisonment, also called Juvenile Justice Welfare Act.
- It does not necessarily follow that they are exempted in civil liability
When the victim has filed a case against the minor suspect, the parents of the suspect will involve.
The case that can be file to the suspect is theft.
Thank you, Justice Buddy for this lesson.
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Good Day Atty BATAS SA BATANG NAGNANAKAW A kid under the age of 15 is immune from jail under Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, albeit this does not absolve the youngster of civil obligation. According to article 308 of the new penal code, a person is guilty of stealing if he or she steals another's personal property without their agreement, with the intent to profit, but without using violence, intimidation, or force. #JusticeBuddy
Lesson 23
Good day Atty! Today I've leaned one of the rights of a child. I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, stated that child aged 15 years old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law. If they violate the law they can be brought to the proper authorities and settle the case but based on R.A 9344 they can't be penalize to imprisonment.
LESSON 59
Greetings Atty. Thank you much for this lesson, I learned a lot.
Batas sa batang nagnakaw.
The victim can file a complaint against the child if a child or minor steals something from another person. The parents will be charged with the crime committed by their child if the case is filed, but the child will not be imprisoned.
R.A 9344 - Protects the children conflict with the law. This act prevent those children below 15 years of age from being imprisoned for their crime.
Article 308 of the RPC - This case can be filed if the offender take or get a property without the consent of the original owner.
Good day Atty.
Republic act 9344 or the juvenile and justice welfare act, stated that child age 15yrs old below is exempted for imprisonment but it doesn't necessarily follow that they're also exempted in civil liability.
Lesson #26
Based on the Republic Act 9344, or the Adolescent Equity and Welfare Act, secures children in struggle with the law this refers to a child under 15 who commits robbery is exempted from imprisonment but not from gracious obligation. A minor must be detailed to be able to bring back the individual property or thing they stole.
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Lesson#63
Good day Atty! Based on the issue, Atty said that according to RA 9344 or Juvenile Welfare Act. States that children below 15 years of age is exempted from imprisonment. But doesn’t mean that the child is exempted from civil liability, for him/her to regain what is stolen. And this case will be considered as Theft, under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code.
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Lesson 63
Good day Atty.
Below 15 years of age under R.A 9344 or Juvenile justice and welfare act ay exempted sa pagkaka kulong, ang kailngan gawin nung may ari ng phone ay ireklamo niya yung bata kahit hindi ito makulong para makuha niyan yung cellphone. Theft ang pwedeng ikaso sa bata dahil sa pagnanakaw under R.A 3008 of Revise Penal Code.
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Good day Atty! The topic of this video is about the law for those young thieves.
If there’s a chance to file a case against 12 years old child?
The answer is yes, even though there’s a law existing for those 15 years old or below that they are exempted for imprisonment, also called Juvenile Justice Welfare Act.
It does not necessarily follow that they are exempted in civil liability
When the victim has filed a case against the minor suspect, the parents of the suspect will involve.
The case that can be file to the suspect is theft.
Thank you, Justice Buddy for this lesson.
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Good afternoon Atty, thank you so much for the new lesson you have taught it will help us in case we are robbed. in this lesson you said that the child can be charged because of civil liability and also to get the stolen cellphone back because its parents are involved.
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Lesson 60
Good Day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita
It should be complain 15 years of age under Republic Act 9344 where the juvenile justice and welfare act exempted but it doesn't necessary that is exempted in criminal liability. You should complain to get your phone back and also to involve the parents of the children.
Theft - is the case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code. When a person get a personal things without permission so that it’s a theft. But to Article 9344 we need to protect the children in conflict with the law.
#JusticeBuddy
#BSUARASOF
Thank you for this lesson, I learned that It would be best if you complained about the child who stole. Although a kid under the age of 15 is exempted from incarceration by R.A. 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, it does not exempt them from civil liability. To include the parent in the case and get civil accountability, you can charge the child with theft.
Lesson 44 BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
Dapat ireklamo ang bata kahit exempted sa pag kakakulong ang bata dahil sa RA 9344 or Juvenile Justice Welfare Act pero hindi ito exempted sa civil liability para makuha niya ang phone para ma involve yung magulang sa kaso at maibalik yung phone. Maaaring ikaso ay theft dahil kumuha ito ng personal property ng may ari ng walang consent.
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Lesson #60
It should be complain 15 years of age under Republic Act 9344 where the juvenile justice and welfare act exempted but it doesn't necessary that is exempted in criminal liability. You should complain to get your phone back and also to involve the parents of the children.
Theft - is the case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code. When a person get a personal things without permission so that it’s a theft. But to Article 9344 we need to protect the children in conflict with the law.
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Lesson 59
Good Day! Atty. Jeffrey Bajita, this lesson discussed the RA 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act.
In this kind of situation you need to demand the minor who steals your phone because under the RA 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, the minor cannot be imprisoned but the phone can get and still the minor is not exempted from civil liability.
Theft under RA 308 of the Revised Penal code, it happens when a person gets the personal property of another person without a consent.
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LESSON # 60
Batas sa batang nagnakaw.
If a child or minor steals property from another person, the victim has the right to file a lawsuit against the child. Once the case is filed, the parents will be held accountable for their child's crime, but the child will not be imprisoned.
R.A 9344 - Protects the children conflict with the law. This act prevents those children below 15 years of age from being imprisoned for their crime.
Article 308 of the RPC - This case can be filed if the offender takes or gets a property without the consent of the original owner.
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Lesson 44
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
RA 9344 provides that a minor under the age of 15 is exempt from imprisonment but it does not mean that he is not civilly liable. In such cases, the victim shall prosecute the offense of theft under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code, so that he will be able to repossess the cellphone that was stolen.
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Good day Attorney, thank for this wonderful video lecture, I've that The child who stole the item will not face criminal charges since the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, or RA 9344, exempts children under the age of 15 from being imprisoned. However, this does not mean that the youngster is immune from civil liability. To reclaim his or her phone from the youngster, the victim needs launch a theft case.
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LESSON #60
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Batas na posibleng kaharapin ng mga batang nagnanak.
Republic Act 9344, often known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act,
A youngster under the age of 15 is exempt from imprisonment under the Act.
This does not, however, imply that the youngster is immune to the consequences of his or her actions.
civic responsibility.
• No. 308. Who is responsible for theft? -Theft is done by anyone who takes another's personal property without their consent, with the purpose to profit but without using violence, intimidation, or force on people or things.
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Good day po Atty. The statement involves a 12 year old whom is subject to Theft. The Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act exempts a minor from imprisonment but can still be held to civil liabilities to retrieve the stolen property.
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LESSON #60
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw.
R.A 9344 - Protects the children conflict with the law. This act prevent those children below 15 years of age from being imprisoned for their crime.
Article 308 of the RPC - This case can be filed if the offender take or get a property without the consent of the original owner.
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Lesson # 59
Batas sa batang nagnakaw.
-If a kid or minor steals a property from another person, the victim can file a case against the child. Once the case is filed the parents will be involved for the crime that was committed by their child, but the child will not be imprisoned.
R.A 9344 - Protects the children conflict with the law. This act prevent those children below 15 years of age from being imprisoned for their crime.
Article 308 of the RPC - This case can be filed if the offender take or get a property without the consent of the original owner.
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Good day Atty! Thank you for this lesson. According to the video lecture a viewer asked” Mananagot ba ang bata nagnakaw? Ano ang dapat gawain? It was well explained and excellently answered by Attorney Bajita said that “heft is the case under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. A crime in which someone takes another person's personal property without their permission or agreement with the goal of converting it to the taker's use. However, under Article 9344, we must safeguard children who are in violation of the law. Yes, under Republic Act 9344, if the juvenile justice and welfare act is exempted, it should be reported by a person under the age of 15, but this does not mean that they are immune from criminal liability. You should file a complaint to get your phone back, as well as engage the children's parents.
Lesson #26
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
- Ang batang below 15 year's old na nagnakaw ay exempted sa pagkakakulong pero hindi sa civil liability. Theft ay under 308 of RPC ay nangyayari kapag ang isang tao ay kumuha ng personal property ng isa pang tao ng walang consent nun nag mamay ari. Based sa Fact na binigay, Hindi makukulong ang bata kasi nga under RA 9344 protects the children in conflict with the law.
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Lesson 44 (Batas sa Batang Nagnanakaw)
- Ang bata na below 15 years of age under RA 9344 or the juvenile justice and welfare act, ay exempted sa pagkakakulong peero hindi ito exempted sa civil liability.
- Ang pwedeng ikaso ay theft, dahil base sa article 308 ng RPC, is committed by any person who with intent to gain but without violence against or intimidation of persons not force upon things shall take personal property of another without the latter’s consent.
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Good Day Atty. Thank you for another video lesson you've prepared for us. Based on the scenario given by the netizen wherein she was a victim of theft and the suspect was a 12-year-old child who admitted that he stole the phone of the victim. I've learned that she must file a case even though he is only 12 for her to positively get her phone back. Even though the child is exempted from being detained under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Welfare Act that protects children that were in conflict with the law. He is not exempted from civil liability. She could file theft against the suspect because under Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code. In the said article, any person getting personal belongings from another person without his/her permission is considered theft.
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BATAS SA BATANG MAGNANAKAW
- Under Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice And Welfare
Act), protecting children in conflict with the law. A child may be exempted from imprisonment but it doesn't mean the child is exempt from civil liability.
- The child may be liable for theft, and the victim can sue the child to be able to return the stolen items of the victim
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Lesson No.59
-The Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law.
A child may be exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability.
-The child may even be held accountable for theft, and the victim could claim the child to recover what was stolen.
Good afternoon Justice buddy I've learned that under Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, a child aged 15 or below is exempted for jail. But it doesn't mean they're exempt in civil liability. This law protects the children in conflict with the law.
Lesson #26
- The Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law. A minor under the age of 15 is exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability. A minor must be reported to be able to bring back the personal property or item the he/she stole.
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CHILDREN'S RIGHTS STEALING
The child must be complained because the child below 15 years old of age, under Republic Act 9344 is exempted from detention, so what should be done is to complain to the child so that he can get the phone and even if the child is not detained he has the possibility to get the phone when he was charged. If he does not sue the child, what will happen is that the phone may not be returned, so the child must be charged so that the parent can be involved in the case.
Lesson #60
BATAS SA BATANG NAGNANAKAW
• According to Republic Act 9344, also known as the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, a child under the age of 15 is exempt from jail, but this does not exempt the child from civil liability.
• A person is guilty of stealing if he or she steals another person's personal property without their permission, with the intent to profit, but without using violence, intimidation, or force, according to Article 308 of the Revised Penal Code.
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Lesson 59: Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
I learned in this video lesson about Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, or RA 9344, exempts children under the age of 15 from being imprisoned. However, this does not mean that the youngster is immune from civil liability. To reclaim his or her phone from the youngster, the victim needs launch a theft case.
Lesson #60
BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
• Yes, it should be complain 15 years of age under Republic Act 9344 where the juvenile justice and welfare act exempted but it doesn't necessary that is exempted in criminal liability. You should complain to get your phone back and also to involve the parents of the children.
• Theft - is the case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code. When a person get a personal things without permission so that it’s a theft. But to Article 9344 we need to protect the children in conflict with the law.
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I have learned that a child can be sued in a case especially if it is theft even though it cannot be imprisoned if it is 15 years old and below under the Republic act. 9344 or The Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act does not mean that he cannot be prosecuted, he can be charged with Civil liability to ensure that his stolen items are returned.
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Lesson 60 Batas sa Batang Nagnanakaw
It should be complain 15 years of age under Republic Act 9344 where the juvenile justice and welfare act exempted but it doesn't necessary that is exempted in criminal liability. You should complain to get your phone back and also to involve the parents of the children.
Theft-it is the case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code. When a person get a personal things without permission so that it’s a theft. But to Article 9344 we need to protect the children in conflict with the law.
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Lesson #26
Good Day Atty! Thank you for this new lesson.
*The Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law. A minor under the age of 15 is exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability. A minor must be reported to be able to bring back the personal property or item the he/she stole.
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Good day atty.
LIMIT SA BATANG MAGNANAKAW
Theft is a case under section 308 of the amended Penal Code. It is a crime of stealing another person's personal property for the purpose of robbery without permission or consent. However, under Section 9344 if you are exempted from the Juvenile Welfare Act under Republican Act 9344, anyone under the age of 15 must apply, but this does not absolve you from having to report it. Get your phone back and talk to your child's parents and children.
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Lesson #60
Batas sa Batang Nagnakaw
1.) The Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice And Welfare Act, protects children in conflict with the law. A child may be exempted from imprisonment but this does not necessarily mean that the child is exempt from civil liability.
2.) The child may even be held accountable for theft, and the victim could claim the child to recover what was stolen.
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Lesson 63
In this case, the offender which is a minor should be reported for the crime of theft because under the RA 9344 or Juvenile and Justice Welfare Act, 15 years of age and below is exempted from imprisonment but it doesn't mean that they are exempted from the crime that he/she committed. In this case, the victim should file a complain in order to retrieve his phone and for the juvenile's parents to be involved for the intervention between the victim.
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LESSON #60
Batas sa batang nagnakaw.
a. If a child or juvenile takes another person's property, the victim has the right to launch a lawsuit against the youngster. The parents will be charged with the crime committed by their kid if the case is filed, but the youngster will not be imprisoned.
b. R.A. 9344 - Resolves a contradiction between the law and the protection of children. This law protects children under the age of 15 from being imprisoned for their crimes.
c. This lawsuit can be initiated under Article 308 of the RPC if the criminal steals or obtains property without the approval of the original owner.
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Lesson 60
BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
Theft - is the case under Article 308 of Revised Penal Code. A crimes in which a person intentionally takes personal property of another without permission or consent and with the intent to convert it to the taker's use. However, under Article 9344 we need to protect the children in conflict with the law.
Yes, it should be complain 15 years of age under Republic Act 9344 where the juvenile justice and welfare act exempted but it doesn't necessary that is exempted in criminal liability. You should complain to get your phone back and also to involve the parents of the children.
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The child must express his or her displeasure. Although the child is under the age of 15, he is exempt from imprisonment under Republic Act 9344, the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, but this does not mean he is immune from civil liability. He must make a complaint to the child in order to obtain the phone. Even if he is not imprisoned, the child may be able to obtain the phone once he has been charged. What kind of charges can be brought against the child? The child was accused of theft, according to the testimony. It occurs when someone takes another person's personal property without their consent, according to article 308 of the updated penal code. #JusticeBuddy
Lesson 59
Batas sa Magnanakaw
12 years old and under are exempt from jail under RA 9344, the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, although they are not protected from civil liability.
LESSON#26
The Adolescent Equity and Welfare Act, or Republic Act 9344, protects youth who have run afoul of the law. A robbery committed by a kid under the age of 15 is immune from jail but not from grateful obligation. To be able to return the property or item that they took, a minor must be described.
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LESSON 44
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ITO PO ANG BATAS SA BATANG NAGNAKAW
MANANAGOT BA ANG BATANG NAGNAKAW? ANO ANG DAPAT GAWIN?
Yes, although a minor below 15 years age under Republic Act 9344
also know Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act are exempted in criminal liability
but it doesnt necessarily follow that he is exempted in civil liability.
"THEFT" under 308 of RPC
Theft is committed by any person who, with intent to gain but without violence against or intimidation of persons nor force upon things, shall
take personal property of another without the latter's consent