Criminal Procedure: Rule 110 – Prosecution of Offenses | Chapter II Case Review ⚖️

⚖️ CRIMINAL PROCEDURE – CHAPTER II 📚 RULE 110: PROSECUTION OF OFFENSES Welcome to another episode of Law School Diaries by Dana. 🎙️ In this podcast episode, we discuss the important rules and jurisprudence under Rule 110 of the Rules of Criminal Procedure, focusing on how criminal actions are instituted, prosecuted, and properly alleged in a complaint or information. Topics include: 📌 Institution of Criminal Actions 📌 Prescription in Criminal Actions 📌 Prosecution of Criminal Actions 📌 Complaint or Information 📌 Sufficiency of the Information 📌 Name of the Accused 📌 Designation of the Offense 📌 Cause of Accusation 📌 Place of Commission / Venue 📌 Name and Intervention of the Offended Party 📌 Duplicity of Offenses 📌 Amendment or Substitution of the Information 📌 Related Rule 110 jurisprudence The cases discussed in this episode are based on our Criminal Procedure syllabus for Chapter II, making this a useful supplementary review for law students preparing for class discussions, recitations, and examinations. 🎧 Best experienced with headphones. Take notes, pause when necessary, and use this episode together with the Rules of Court and the assigned full-text cases. ⚖️ LAW SCHOOL DIARIES by Dana Notes. Cases. Growth. One case at a time. 📖 “Ignorance of the law excuses no one from compliance therewith.” — Article 3, Civil Code of the Philippines DISCLAIMER: This material is for educational and study purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The cases discussed are based on the assigned Criminal Procedure syllabus. AI tools were used only to assist in the production and presentation of this podcast. Please refer to the Rules of Court, full-text Supreme Court decisions, official issuances, and your professor’s instructions for authoritative legal references. #CriminalProcedure #Rule110 #ProsecutionOfOffenses #LawSchool #LawStudent #PhilippineLaw #RulesOfCourt #CaseReview #LawSchoolDiaries #LawSchoolDiariesByDana