This document summarizes elements and notes related to crimes against chastity in criminal law, including adultery, concubinage, and other sexual offenses. It defines the elements that constitute each crime and provides explanatory notes. For adultery, the elements are that the woman is married, she has sexual intercourse with a man not her husband, and the man knows she is married. Concubinage involves a married man keeping a mistress in his home, having sex under scandalous circumstances with a woman not his wife, or cohabiting with her. Only the offended spouse can file a complaint for these "private crimes." The document also discusses issues like what constitutes scandal, cases where abandonment is a mitigating factor,

Title Eleven Crimes Against Chastity: Elements and Notes in Criminal Law Book II by RENE CALLANTA PDF

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