: Arbitrary detention and crimes against religious feelings. Public Order : Rebellion, sedition, and direct assault. Public Interest : Forgery, falsification of documents, and perjury. Crimes Against Persons : Parricide, murder, homicide, and physical injuries. Crimes Against Property : Robbery, theft, and estafa. Personal Liberty : Kidnapping and serious illegal detention.
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