Judgment (Bar, Criminology Board, and Napolcom Exams Reviewer)

[@eyeeeeeemm]

Maraming salamat po, Atty. Sana po mas Marami pang video na ganito ang inyong Gawin, mas pinadali kaya aming natatandaan. ❤

[@darrylquindoza6804]

Thank you Atty,Sa panabagong kaalaman na iyong ibinahagi Atty,God bless you po Atty 😇

[@JanEushanDaveNicolas-pw8zd]

Napakalinaw po Atty. at madaling maintindihan ang mga paliwanag nyo sa mga video na ginagawa nyo sana po ay marami pa po kayong gawing video.

[@fatimagenevievefababierdum9537]

Good evening sir/atty. I learned a lot about Judgement. My favorite part of the video is when the accused applied for probation means the judgement become final. Thank you sir and Godbless po.

[@justicebuddy3154]

May God bless you too buddy Fatima.

[@markdavecortez672]

Good day Atty! Napakaganda ng mga tinatalakay ninyo patungkol sa mga batas. Salamat atty!

[@armansilvestre9743]

Good day sir/atty salamat po sa bagong kaalaman na binigay nio, nalaman dito ang meaning ng judgement it is adjudication by the court,,, and the contents of the judgment,, if the judgment is of conviction, and if the judgement is of acquittal,, slaamat sir!!!!

[@welfredlenchserna101]

Thankyou po atty. Sa masuhay at malinaw na paliwanag☝🏻✨

[@shanecanon1031]

Good day Atty, Thank you for this another Lesson :) I've learned that judgement has become final when the accused has applied for probation and " ang pinaka mataas na penalty kung mayroong tatlong tao na gumawa ng krimen at iba iba ang kanilang partisipasyon yung isa principal, yung isa accomplished, at yung isa accessory mag kakaiba ito ng parusa pinaka mataas na kaparusahan ay sa principal, susumunod ay ang accomplised at ang pinaka mababang kaparusahan ay para sa accessory" That's all Atty, Godbless!!

[@justicebuddy3154]

May God bless you too Shane.

[@merryjoymalanao5154]

Thank you so much po atty sa napaka linaw at magaling na explanation! God bless po😇💙

[@jheannalarca9438]

Good day Atty! with the help of this lesson, I've learned that judgment has become final when the accused has applied for probation. Thank you for another knowledge po! :))

[@justicebuddy3154]

Welcome buddy Jheann.

[@trishamaeurbina7174]

Thank you po Atty. sa napakalinaw na explanation. God bless po🤍✨☝️

[@emmalyn6423]

Good day sir. The most captivating part of the discussion is when does judgment become final . Which is una , kapag tapos na ang labing limang araw para umapila.(ang apila ay umaabot lang hnggang 15 days , pero kpang ang panlabing limang araw ay pumatak ng sabado, linggo or holiday pwede pa maextend ng isang araw.) The second one is when the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served. Pangatlo, kapag nagwaive ng kanyang karapatan in writing to appeal . And the last one kapag nagapply na ng probation ung akusado . Thankyou po sir .

[@justicebuddy3154]

Welcome Emma.

[@maurinangelbarbarona5925]

God evening sir. I've learned that judgement becomes final after the appeal becomes perfect. Thank you and god bless po😇

[@justicebuddy3154]

May God bless you too buddy Maurin.

[@1stlegaspipatrick674]

Lesson 39 Judgement In all legal systems, a decision of a court adjudicating the rights of the parties to a legal action before it. A judgment generally operates to settle finally and authoritatively matters in dispute before a court. Thankyouuu atty. for this lesson.

[@moonyienobiar5650]

subrang galing mo talaga mag explain atty jeff. thank you po❤

[@fatimacoritana9923]

Good day atty/sir. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about Judgement. I learned on this video that it is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and i have known that it must be written in the official language. God bless po.

[@hilariokimalcaraz7069]

Atty, napakahusay nyo pong magpaliwanag! salamat po!

[@msblackblood590]

Thank you Po Atty. For another lesson you shared with us mas mdli Po naming maunawaan more power Po Atty. ☝🏻🥳

[@vhonkennethdelacruz1377]

Thank you atty sa napakagaling nyong pag explain❤

[@josephsantiago7089]

Thanks for another knowledge that you shared today, i have learned that judgement is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offence being charged. God bless you po sir

[@RicaPelayo-y9s]

Thank you po Atty sa malinaw na pagpapaliwanag❤

[@ronilopadrogadonicolas7924]

Good evening po Atty. Thank you po sa malanaw na explanation regarding judgement!

[@johnleomarmangariales5107]

Thank you atty. Para sa malinaw na pagkaka explain ❤

[@SheenaGeyVillanueva]

Thank you atty sa malinaw na pagpapaliwanag❤☝️

[@begoniakristinejoyc.7163]

Thankyou po Atty sa malinaw na pagpapaliwanag💖

[@RoseAnnObejasQuimson]

Good day, Atty! Thank you po for another video lecture. Napakagaling nyo po magpaliwanag☝️

[@jamaicaancheta4709]

Thank you Atty. Sa napakalinaw na explanation ❤

[@nicoledelacruz3142]

Good day Atty! I've learned about two categories of judgement which are Conviction and Acquittal. Thank you po Atty. God bless po #WalangSayangNaOras

[@sherylpaciencia7164]

Good afternoon Atty. Thank you for this wonderful discussion about judgment. I've learned that judgment has become a final when the accused has complied for probation. Godbless po!!

[@shermainerevita698]

Good Afternoon, Atty! with this video lesson of yours I've just learned that judgement is final when the sentence has been totally satisfied and served. And when the accused has applied for probation. Thanks again, Atty!

[@jeadelrosario8541]

Good day Atty💕 Thank you Atty for another informative lecture to shared to us.I've learned about Judgment it is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense and a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based.The contents of the Judgment; If the judgment is of conviction, it shall state (1)The legal qualification of the offense and the aggravating or mitigating circumstances.(2)Participation and principal,accomplice, o accessory.(3)Penalty.(4)liability or damages.Judgment Become Final; (1) Lapse (2)Served (3)Waived (4)Probation.God bless po❤💕

[@agustiniiiavelinof.8551]

Thank you atty sa pag pagpaliwanag ng malinaw at maayos❤

[@duaymariella3226]

Good afternoon atty, ive learned a lot in this video, i learned that only a judgment becomes final after lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. Thankyou po sir.

[@kranenataremoya6568]

Thankyou for sharing us what is judgement and its purpose atty. today I learned so much about Judgement and its contents aside from that is when the judgement become final 1. After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. 2.When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served. 3. When the accused has waived in writing his right to appeal. 4. Has applied for probation.

[@Opiaresabel]

Thank you attorney. Sa malinaw na explanation

[@DyLan-jj9cc]

Thank you po sa napaka linaw na explanation Atty.

[@novebhilisadagamido4713]

Salamat sa walang sawang pag share ng mga bagong kaalaman, atty.

[@mariaeuricarendon8391]

Thank You Attorney 💯 ang paliwanag

[@DanielleDevero-iw3yv]

Thank you atty. sa napakalinaw na expalantion😊

[@CecilleGalejaMamaclay]

Thank you po Atty. for another video lecture ❤napakagaling nyo po magpaliwanag

[@alfonsoavinante]

Lesson 39 Judgement Good day Atty. Thankyou for discussing with us The Judgement What is Judgment? - It is the ADJUDICATION by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and the imposition on him What are the Contents of the Judgment? 1. The legal qualification of the offense 2. Participation of the accused in the offense. Principal, accomplice, or accessory. 3. The penalty imposed 4. The civil liability or damages If the evidence of the prosecution failed to prove the guilt or merely failed to prove his guilt When does Judgment Become Final? 1. After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal 2. When the sentence has been partially or otally served or satisfied 3. When the accused has waived in writing his right to appeal 4. Has applied for probation

[@karylleclydetariga3588]

Salamat po sa mga videos niyo atty. sobrang laking tulong pa samin nito🫶

[@christinefayealvarez8746]

Good afternoon Atty! I learned in this lesson the two categories of judgment which are Conviction (when the accused is found guilty) and Acquittal (when the accused is proved innocent). Thank you, sir. #WalangSayangNaOras

[@sheilamaevista774]

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[@kennethbradleytiano3611]

Good day po atty! Thank you po atty. i learned the 3 contents of judgements the principal, accomplish and the accessories. 🇵🇭

[@brendalee-annmoyo5318]

Good day Atty! Thank you for the another lesson you shared to us. The following topic in lesson 39 is about Judgment 1.)What is Judgment? It is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged by the offense charged and the imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any. It must be written in the official language. Personally and directly prepared by the judge and signed by him and shall contain clearly and distinctly a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based. 2.)What are the Contents of the Judgment? If the judgement is of conviction, it shall state 1 the legal qualifications of the offense constituted by the acts committed by the accused and aggravating or mitigating circumstances which attended its commission. 2. The participation of the accused in the offense, whether as principal, accomplice, or accessory after the fact. 3. The penalty imposed upon the accused and; 4. The civil liability or damage caused by his wrongful act of omission to be recovered from the accused by the offended party, if there is any, unless the enforcement of the civil liability by a separate civil action has been reserved of waived. What are the contents of the judgement? In case the judgement is of acquittal, it shall state whether the evidence of the prosecution absolutely failed to prove the guilt of the accused or merely failed to prove his guilt beyond reasonable doubt. In either case, the judgement shall determine if the act or omission from which the civil liability might arise did not exist. 3.) When does Judgment become Final? 1. After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal 2. When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served 3. When the accused has waived in writing his right to appeal 4. Has applied for probation.

[@MhaeInian]

Maraming salamat po sa panibagong kaalaman atty. ❤️☝️

[@bautistagizelle6252]

Thank you for another knowledge, I’ve learned a lot about Judgement, It is an adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charge. My favorite part is the two categories of judgement which are Conviction (when the accused found guilty) and Acquittal (when the accused proved innocent) Thank you and Godbless po.

[@jhayronemanuel695]

Good day sir/atty, thank you sir for emphasize the finality of the judgement and also sir you taught very well the difference between the acquital and conviction. Thank you sir and Godbless po.

[@janpatricksarino8492]

Good day Atty. I've learned that the judgement has become final when the accused has applied for probation. Thank you and God bless Atty. #WalangSayangNaOras

[@jericcpareno607]

Thank you for sharing this information Justice Buddy! 1. What is Judgment? - It is an adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and the imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any. It must be written in the official language, personally and directly prepared by the judge and signed by him and shall be certain clearly and distinctly a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based. -There is two decision of courts based on merits *conviction - means guilty *acquittal - the accused is innocent 2. What are the contents of the judgment? -The court have two types of judgement, the CONVICTION or GUILTY and ACQUITTAL or NOT GUILTY. - If the judgment is of CONVICTION, it shall state; (1) The legal qualifications of the offense constituted by the acts committed by the accused and the aggravating or mitigating circumstances which attended its commission. 2. The participation of the accused in the offense, whether as principal, compliance, or accessory after the fact; 3. The penalty imposed the accused; and 4. The civil liability or damages caused by his wrongful act or omission to be recovered from the accused by the offended party , if there is any unless the enforcement of the civil liability by a separate civil actions has been reserved or waived (2) In case the judgment is of ACQUITTAL, it shall state whether the evidence of the prosecution absolutely failed to prove the guilt of the accused or merely failed to prove his guilt beyond reasonable doubts. -In either case, the judgment shall determine if the act or omission from which the civil liability might arise did not exist. When does judgment become final? 1. After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. ( 15 days) 2. When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served. 3. When accused has waived in writing his right to appeal. 4. Has applied for PROBATION. - means judgment become final, the party of the accused admits their loss.

[@jonnelatlas]

Good day atty. That judgement has become final when the accused has applied for probation. Salamat atty more power 💪 ☝️

[@johnandreiquion5531]

Good Day Atty., Thank you for this video. I've learned that the judgment will become final when the accused applied for probation.

[@justicebuddy3154]

Welcome buddy John.

[@fionadelmundo325]

Good day atty! I've learned that judgment becomes final after the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. Thankyou po & Godbless!

[@angelinegutierrez_]

Mas pinadali niyo pa po yung mga terminologies para mas madali naming maintindihan at matandaan, Thank you Atty!

[@labradortrixiec.4578]

Napakalinaw po ng paliwanag atty👏🏻👏🏻

[@CacayorinAllenMorella-xc4jp]

Thank you po, atty. Absorbed po lahat kasi napaka linaw po

[@ravenedrichm.sagpao7728]

Good day Sir! Thank you for sharing new knowledge. I've learned about judgment. Judgment is the adjudication by the court that the accused guilty of not guilty of the offense being charged. I've also learned about the two categories of judgment which are the conviction and acquittal. I've learned a lot from it. Again, thank you sir for educating us about these. God bless po! 💛

[@CADLAONMichelle]

Thank you po atty. Napaka galing nyo po mag paliwanag❤

[@MarlonMedallaJr.-wh9eg]

Good day atty. maraming salamat po sa napakalinaw na paliwanag

[@lenieljohnsantiago1984]

Thank you po atty. Sa mahusay na pagpapaliwanag

[@ciaralimbawan3194]

Good day sir/atty. I've learned that the judgement has become final when the accused has applied for probation. Thankyou and Godbless!

[@bensonpampuan2295]

Thank you atty. I've learned that judgement is final when the accuse has appiad for probation. #WalangSayangNaOras

[@reiggiesmeneses6547]

Thankyou for po atty. Sa malinaw na pagpaliwanag ❤

[@RonaMorrison-et5pp]

Thank you Atty. sa dagdag kaalaman na hatid nyu samin . ☝💙

[@escondomelquiadessantiago5483]

Thank you atty. sa napakalinaw na explanation

[@oniichanishere4855]

salamat po sa patuloy na pagbibigay sa amin ng malinaw na paliwanag Sir❤

[@reycfd7753]

Ang galing mo, Atty Jeff! Maraming salamat po!

[@rubylynerodias3524]

Salamat po sir sa walang sawang pag share Ng Mga bagong kaalaman atty. ❤️

[@kayecarillo969]

Super thankful for your platform Atty more blessings to come

[@cloiedanefabic5926]

Good day Atty. I would like to thank you for your very clear and concise discussion for us to learn and easily comprehend every knowledge you imparted to us. In this lecture I learned about the fourth procedure which is the judgement or the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and the imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any. It must be written in the official language, that is personally and directly prepared by the judge and signed by him and shall contain clearly and distinctly a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based. The 2 decision of court are based on merits( trial between prosecution and defense) (1 conviction=guilty or 2acquital=the accused is innocent). The contents of the court decision, if the judgement is conviction(guilty) it shall state the legal qualification of the offense and the aggravating or mitigating circumstances because it is connected on the participation of the accused in the offense whether as principal,accomplice or accessory; after that fact it will reflect to the penalty imposed upon the accused. If the judgement is aquital it shall state whether the evidence absolutely failed to prove the guilt of the accused. In either case the judgement shall determine if the acts from which the civil liability might arises do not exist.4 things that judgement become final; after the lapse of the period(appeal only last 15days)(calendar days including weekends and holidays); when the sentence has been partially served; waived; accused applied for probation.I have learned so much from you and I look forward to learning more. Thankyou Justice Buddy. #AralMunaBagoWalwal #EmilioAguinaldoCollegeCavite #SchoolOfCriminology

[@LutongBahay696]

Good day sir/atty. Thank you for another knowledge from you're video. I learned that judgement has become final when the accused has applied for probation. Godbless sir

[@BLiNK-ds1fh]

Atty. Sana po tuloy tuloy pa po ang pag upload niyo ng video. Madami po ako natututunan. Very clear po kau magdiscuss, Idol ko po kayo😊.

[@giansunga7725]

I learned that judgement has become final when the accused has applied for probation. Thank you Sir for the lesson!

[@jaylewis6987]

Good day Sir/Atty.,Thank you for another video lecture that you share with us about Judgement. I've learned that judgement has become final when the accussed has applied for probation. And also the two categories of judgement which are Conviction and Acquittal. In Conviction, when the accused is found guilty while Acquittal , when the accused is proved innocent. Thank you Sir, Godbless po❤️

[@markangelofelisco3578]

Isa na namang bagong kaalaman galing sayo atty.!

[@biancamarielorenzo8857]

Good day Atty. Thank you for sharing when does the judgement become final. My favorite part is knowing the conviction (guilty) and acquittal (innocent) is based on merits, the official language is English at ang proof beyond a reasonable doubt ay ang pinaka mataas na quantum of evidence kesa sa civil at administrative cases. God Bless po.

[@AyapReizelleJoyceL.]

Salamat attorney sa panibagong kaalaman❤

[@jhamuelbautista5552]

Salamat atty sa malinaw na paliwag❤

[@jennarosebataclan7581]

Good day Atty. Today po I've learned after the arguement in the court the step is judgment. It is the adjudication by the court. Desicions based on merits have two kinds, it's either one conviction or two acquittal. One conviction means that the accused is guilty while two acquittal means the accused is innocent. Thank you po Atty

[@marymargarethpolitico8425]

Lesson 39 Thank you Atty. for imparting knowledge to us. I learned a lot. God bless you. 1. What is Judgment? ✓ It is an ADJUDICATION by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and the imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any. It must be written in the official language, personally and directly prepared by the judge and signed by him and shall be certain clearly and distinctly a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based. 📌 There is two decision of courts based on merits • conviction - means guilty • acquittal - the accused is innocent 2. What are the contents of the judgment? • The court have two types of judgement, the CONVICTION or GUILTY and ACQUITTAL or NOT GUILTY. ✓ If the judgment is of CONVICTION, it shall state; (1) The legal qualifications of the offense constituted by the acts committed by the accused and the aggravating or mitigating circumstances which attended its commission. 2. The participation of the accused in the offense, whether as principal, compliance, or accessory after the fact; 3. The penalty imposed the accused; and 4. The civil liability or damages caused by his wrongful act or omission to be recovered from the accused by the offended party , if there is any unless the enforcement of the civil liability by a separate civil actions has been reserved or waived (2) In case the judgment is of ACQUITTAL, it shall state whether the evidence of the prosecution absolutely failed to prove the guilt of the accused or merely failed to prove his guilt beyond reasonable doubts. 📌In either case, the judgment shall determine if the act or omission from which the civil liability might arise did not exist. ✓ When does judgment become final? 1. After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. ( 15 days) 2. When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served. 3. When accused has waived in writing his right to appeal. 4. Has applied for PROBATION. - means judgment become final, the party of the accused admits their loss.

[@debismearielliemariecorpuz2545]

Thank you po atty. sa magandang paliwanag❣️

[@roginonana2783]

Salamat sa malinaw na pag papaunawa atty❤❤

[@margierivera4963]

Thank you sir/atty for clarifying the difference and common dinominator(civil liability) between Conviction and Acquittal. Also, for widening our knowledge about the finality of judgement. #walangsayangnaoras

[@lorenzoalcaraz7923]

Good evening Atty. I learned that the judgment become final when the sentence has been totally satisfied.. thank you and Godbless

[@reiggiesmeneses6547]

Thank you so much Atty. I've learned the definition of judgement which is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of of the offence charged

[@maricardastas5592]

Good day, Atty! Thank you for another video lecture. LESSON #39 1. What is Judgment? 📍It is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty shall or not guilty of the offense charged and the imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any. It must be written in the official language, personally and directly prepared by the judge and signed by him and sha contain clearly and distinctly a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based. 2. What are the Contents of the Judgment? 📍 If the judgement is of Conviction, - it shall state the legal qualification of the offense constituted by the acts committed by the accused and the aggravating or mitigating circumstances which attended its commission. - it shall state the participation of the accused in the offense, whether as principal, accomplice, or accesssory after the fact. - it shall state the penalty imposed upon the accused. - it shall state the civil liability or damages. caused by his wrongful act or omission to be recovered from the accused by the offended party, if there is any, unless the enforcement of the civil liability by a separate civil action has been reserved waived. 📍In case the judgement is of Acquittal, - it shall state whether the evidence of the prosecution absolutely failed to prove the guilt of the accused or merely failed to prove his guilt beyond reasonable doubt. - in either case, the judgement shall determine if the act or omission fom which the civil liability might arise did not exist. 3. When does Judgment Become Final? 📍After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. 📍When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served. 📍When the accused has waived in writing his right to appeal. 📍Has appliy for probation.

[@AlmoniaSharaJaneN.]

Thank you Atty. For the clear explanation the best ka Po talaga❤

[@babyruthmanalo2466]

Good evening atty I learned that the contents of judgement penalty imposed upon the accused. Thankyouuu sir for the new learnings 😇

[@justicebuddy3154]

Welcome buddy Baby.

[@markanthonylimboc5331]

Good Day Sir/Atty! Thank you for another lesson about the Judgment. Judgment It is Adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty.Also I've learned a lot in this video, Thank you and Godbless po!

[@jhericadimapilis1313]

I have learned that only a judgement becomes final after the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. Thank you Sir.

[@roselldoroja3029]

Good Day atty Thankyou for another lesson and new knowledge about the judgement they are two decision based on merit 1 is conviction the accused is guilty and 2 is acquittal is not guilty or innocent. Thankyou atty Godbless.

[@justicebuddy3154]

May God bless you too Rosell.

[@ArmanGarcia-jx7dd]

Good day atty. Thank you po sa walang sawang pag share ng kaalaman samin❤

[@karlaestramera8143]

Good Day Sir/Atty! Today, I've learned the definition of Judgment which is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged. I also learned the contents of judgment if it is conviction or acquital. Lastly, I learned when does judgment become final. Thankyou Sir for this new knowledge. May God bless you always.

[@jannavia7327]

My fav. part here is when you emphasise the finality of the judgement, also the difference of the judgement between tje conviction and acquital. thankyou atty. #walangsayangnaoras

[@jepseypresa6395]

Good day! Justice buddy.Thank you for this very informative video about Judgement. Here are some of the information that i've learned through watching this video: 1. What is Judgement? it is the adjudication by the court that the accused is guilty or not guilty of the offense charged and the imposition on him of the proper penalty and civil liability, if any. It must be 'written in the official language', personally and directly prepared by the judge and signed by him and shall contain clearly and distinctly a statement of the facts and the law upon which it is based. 2. What are the contents of the judgement? (a) The legal qualification of the offense constituted by the acts committed by the accused and the aggravating or mitigating circumstances which attended its commission (b) The participation of the accused in the offense, whether as principal, accomplice, or accessory after the fact. (c) The penalty imposed upon the accused (d) The civil liability or damages caused by his wrongful act or omission to be recovered from the accused by the offended party, if there is any, unless the enforcement of the civil liability by a separate civil action has been reserved or waived. 3. when does judement become final? (a) After the lapse of the period for perfecting an appeal. (b) When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied or served. (c) When the accused has waived in writing his right to appeal. (d) Has applied for probation. #JusticeBuddy #EACCaviteSchoolofCriminology

[@GregorioPortades-sz1nn]

Napakahusay Po atty sa pag deliver napakalinaw poo❤️

[@jaicaannetello9669]

Good day po justice buddy thank you po for sharing your knowledge with us. I learned that the judgment is the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions. The official language are filipino and English but in written in official English. The contents of judgment if conviction the legal qualifications of the offense then the participation of the accused in the offense next lt is penalty imposed upon the accused. Pinakamataas ang kaparusahan ay sa principal sunod accomplice at pinakababa ay accessory. Lastly is the civil liability or damages. And acquittal it shall state whether the evidence of the prosecutor absolutely failed to prove the guilt or merely failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The judgment become final after the lapseof the period,pagumabot ng 15 araw Hindi na pwede expired na the judgment is final na. Second totally satisfied or serve then the accused waived in writing right to appeal last is applied gor probation. Thank you po Atty God bless po #AralmunaBagoWalwal

[@YsugMelbertvlog1847]

Good evening po atty... Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us... I've learned a new learning from your discussion atty😊

[@carlloyola4739]

Good Day Atty! Thank you for the knowledge about the salient points on the rule on judgement.

[@revoltardenisemarielle652]

Good Day Sir/Atty. I learned about the Judgement. My favorite part is the two categories of judgment which are Conviction (when the accused is found guilty) and Acquittal (when the accused is proved innocent). Thank you, sir.