Westmead International School

Batangas City

I. Course Code: CRIMINAL LAW 2 No. of Units: 3 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours : NONE
II. Course Title: CRIMINAL LAW BOOK 2
III. Pre- requisite: CRIMINAL LAW 1 Co-requisite: NONE
IV. Course Description:

Crimes and penalties. Study of the elements of crimes embodied in the Revised Penal Code Book 2, and the circumstances which affect criminal liabilities. Study
of jurisprudence and special crimes governing in the Philippines.

V. Course Objectives:

The student should be able to know the different elements of the crimes under the Revised Penal Code and the different Special Laws and the equivalent
punishment of the same.

A. General Objective:.

At the end of the course, the student should be able to know the different elements of the crimes under the Revised Penal Code and the different Special Laws and
the equivalent punishment of the same.

B. Specific Objectives:

Cognitive:
. 1.Know/familiarize the coverage of the Revised Penal Code,
2.Identify the elements of each and every crimes under the code
3.Describe and differentiate the elements of each crimes

Affective:
1 To be able to know the proper case to be filled against the perpetrators.
2.Understand how the crimes has been committed

Psychomotor:
1. Apply the knowledge on the RPC on court testimonies
2. Acquire knowledge on how to be an expert witness on court proceedings.
 DATE Specific Objectives Subject Matter Values Strategies of Instructional Evaluation Expected Output
Integrated Teaching Materials
Recitation
Critical Lecture/ Whiteboard
Know/familiarize the Discussion
coverage of the book 2 Title One—Crimes Against Research Group Report Acquired knowledge
of the revised penal National Security and the Law of Dialogue about the coverage of
code, crimes and Nations Thinking Open Forum the book 2 of the
penalties. Power Point revised penal code,
Presentation crimes and penalties.

Title Two—Crimes Against the

Fundamental Laws of the State Enthusiasm Recitation
Week 1 - 5 Lecture
Group work Group
Identify the elements Presentation
and the penalties of the Identified the elements
Crimes against Title Three—Crimes Against and the penalties of
National Security And Public Order the Crimes against
The laws Of Nation, Quiz National Security And
Fundamental Laws of The laws Of Nation,
the State, Public Order Fundamental Laws of
and Public Interests Diplomacy the State, Public
Title Four—Crimes Against Order and Public
Public Interests Interests

Adaptability

Critical
Thinking
Prelims
Objectivity Quiz
Title Five—Crimes Related to Whiteboard
opium And other Prohibited
 Drugs Recitation
Identify the elements Lecture/ Identified the elements
and the penalties of the and the penalties of
Crimes related to Racial and the Crimes related to
Opium and prohibited Title Six—Crimes Against Public Opium and prohibited
Week 6 - 10 drugs ,against public morals White board drugs ,against public
morals, committed by morals, committed by
public officers ,and Discussion public officers ,and
against persons , Title Seven—Crimes Committed against persons
by Public Officers Group Work
Religious

Title Eight—Crimes Against Power Point

Persons Tolerance Presentation

MIDTERMS i. I
ii.
Title Nine—Crimes Against
Personal Liberty and Security White board
Dependability Identified the elements
Identify the elements Group Work and the penalties of
and the penalties of the Title Ten—Crimes Against Prudence Lecture the Crimes related to
Crimes related to Property Film Showing Recitation Personal liberty and
Week 11 -14 Personal liberty and Discussion security, property,
security, property, Title Eleven--Crimes Against Hand outs Quiz chastity and civil
chastity and civil status Chastity status of persons
of persons

Title Twelve—Crimes Against

Civil Status of Persons

SEMI FINALS
 Lecture White board Quiz

Nationalism Recitation

Loyalty Discussion Group Work

Title Thirteen—Crimes Against Group
Honor Sensitivity Presentation
Identify the elements Power Point
and the penalties of the Racial, Presentation Identified the
Crimes against Honor, elements and the
Quasi offenses ,the Ethnic, Hand outs penalties of the
final provisions of the Title Fourteen—Quasi-Offenses Crimes against Honor,
RPC and the Cultural and Quasi offenses ,the
Week 15 - 18 application of special final provisions of the
laws. Religious RPC and the
application of special
Title Fifteen—Final Provisions laws.
Tolerance

Special Laws and its Application

Finals
VI.CourseRequirements:
1. Major exams
2. Regular Attendance
3. Quizzes
4. Other bases of course grades (project, recitation)
Grading System:
MAJOR EXAMS 70%
(Prelims, Midterms, Semi Finals and Finals)
CLASS STANDING 30%
TOTAL 100%
Components of Class Standing:
Quizzes 50%
Attendance 25%
Classroom Activities 25%
- Recitation
- Report
- Case Digests
TOTAL 100%

Required Text:
1. Criminal Law Book 2 by Luis B. Reyes
2. Revised Ortega Notes

Prepared By: Approved By:

HYMAN JAY H. BLANCO,LC Dr. SHARON D. ALEDO

Instructor 1 Dean – CAS
Campus: GULOD
Schedules: Tues 11:00-2:00 Room : Crim Lab

E-mail: hymanjayblanco@rocketmail.com//hjblanco45@gmail.com
Consultation Period: M/W/F 5:00-5:30