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Inducing a minor to abandon his home, A271 Revised Penal Code

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Inducing a minor to abandon his home – refers to the offense of inducing minors to abandon the home of their parents or guardians or the persons entrusted with their custody.

1. Concept

Inducing a minor to abandon his home – refers to the offense of inducing minors to abandon the home of their parents or guardians or the persons entrusted with their custody.

a. Legal basis

Art. 271. Inducing a minor to abandon his home. - The penalty of prisión correccional and a fine not exceeding One hundred thousand pesos (Php100,000) shall be imposed upon anyone who shall induce a minor to abandon the home of his parents or guardians or the persons entrusted with his custody.

If the person committing any of the crimes covered by the two (2) preceding articles shall be the father or the mother of the minor, the penalty shall be arresto mayor or a fine not exceeding Forty thousand pesos (P40,000), or both. (As amended by R.A. 10951)

(Revised Penal Code)

2. Modes of commission

The following are the modes of committing the offense:

1) By inducing minors to abandon the home of their parents or guardians or the persons entrusted with their custody

a. Mode 1: Inducing to abandon home

Elements of the crime of inducing a minor to abandon his home:

1) The offender induces a minor; and

2) The inducement is to abandon the home of his parent or guardians or the persons entrusted with his custody. (REVISED PENAL CODE, Article 271)

Element 1: Inducing a minor

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