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Penal Law

Penalties      61

• 75. Nature and reckoning of fines      61

Circumstances which affect penalty      63

• 76. Moral turpitude not a factor      63

Penal responsibility      63

• 77. The nungolat, or principal      63
• 78. The tombok, or “thrower”      64
• 79. Iba’n di nungolat, “the companions of the one who was strong”      64
• 80. The montudol, “shower,” or informer      64
• 81. Servants who commit crimes at the bidding of their masters      64
• 82. Likelihood to punishment      65
• 83. Drunkenness and insanity in relation to criminal responsibility      65
• 84. The relation of intent to criminal responsibility      65

Other factors affecting liability      66

• 85. Alienship      66
• 86. Confession      66
• 87. Kinship      67
• 88. Rank and standing in the community      67
• 89. Importance of influential position and personality      68
• 89a. Cripples and unfortunates      68

The principal crimes and their frequency      69

• 90. List of offenses      69

Sorcery      70

• 91. The ayah or soul-stealing      70
• 92. Other forms of sorcery      70
• 93. Punishment of sorcery      71

Adultery      72

• 94. Forms of adultery      72
• 95. Punishment of adultery      73
• 96. Sex in relation to punishment for adultery      74

The taking of life      75

• 97. General considerations      75
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