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Arbitrary Detention; Delay in the Delivery of Detained Persons; Delaying Release; Expulsion

Enumeration of the crimes against the fundamental laws of the State 0:32 Why do these crimes violate the fundamental laws of the State? 2:18 Arbitrary detention (Article 124) 5:35 Elements of arbitrary detention 6:50 Who are the "public officers" liable for crimes against the fundamental laws of the State? 7:08 Can a private individual be guilty of arbitrary detention? 9:23 Who does the offender detain? 10:12 When is there a detention? 10:23 When is a detention without legal ground? 13:00 Are there instances where a person can be validly arrested even without a warrant of arrest? 15:01 Difference between unlawful arrest and arbitrary detention 17:08 Meaning of "he is not suffering from violent insanity or any other ailment requiring compulsory confinement in a hospital" 21:54 Proceeding for the hospitalization of insane persons 22:26 Can there be arbitrary detention through negligence? 25:05 Delay in the delivery of detained persons to the proper judicial authorities (Article 125) 27:33 Elements of Article 125 28:37 Coverage of Article 125 30:43 If the detention in Article 125 is legal in the beginning, what makes it arbitrary? 31:09 Does Article 125 apply to situations where a person is arrested by virtue of a warrant of arrest? 31:45 Meaning of the phrase "to deliver to the proper judicial authorities" 32:09 What is an inquest? 32:39 Sample inquest case flow 33:42 Meaning of "probable cause" 37:01 How do we know if a felony or an offense is light, less grave, or grave? 39:31 What happens when the fiscal fails to file an Information in court within the 12-18-36 hour period counted from the time of the arrest? 41:52 Delaying release (Article 126) 44:03 Elements of Article 126 44:40 Expulsion (Article 127) 46:11 Elements of Article 127 46:39