Five Star Pointers

1. Sec. 14, Rule 114 (especially last sentence)

2. Instances where a person is released on recognizance
3. Sec. 17 par. b & c, Rule 114
4. Forfeiture v. cancellation (bond)
5. Sec.22 par. 2, Rule 114
6. Sec.1 par.c, Rule 115
7. Purely mechanical act (can be compelled to perform act)
8. Sec.5, Rule 117
9. Sec. 22, Bail
10. Natl & Regional State Prosecutor can conduct PI but has no authority to file crim.action
11. Joselito Daan v. Sandiganbayan March 28, 2008 GR No. 163972-77
12. To warrant postponement (see page 547-548)
13. Sex. 3, Rule 119
14. Sec.8, Rule 119 (Sanctions)
15. Conditional examination Sec.12, Rule 119
16. Sec.13,14 & 15, Rule 119
17. Distinction between conditional examination of defense witness and prosecution witness
18. Sec. 16, Rule 119
19. Memorize Sec.17, Rule 119
20. Can court defer a hearing a motion after prosecution presented its evidence? (See case of Flores,et.al v.
Sandiganbayan)
21. Distinguish reopening of case v. new trial
22. Garcia v. Alconcel
23. Sec.3, Rule 120
24. Sec.6 2nd and 4th par., Rule 120
25. Civil aspect can be appealed within 15days despite acquittal of accused
26. Grounds new trial & motion for reconsideration Sec. 2 &3, Rule 121
27. Newly discovered evidences requisites
28. Sec.9 par.c, Rule 122
29. Sec.11 par. a, Rule 122
30. Last paragraph Sec.2 par.b, Rule 126
31. Sec.4, Rule 126
32. Searching questions and answers
33. Memorize Sec.14, Rule 126