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GREGORY JAMES POZAR vs. THE HONORABLE COURT OF APPEALS GUERRERO, J. Facts: That on or about the 17th day of December, 1979, in the City of Angeles, the above-named accused, being then an applicant for probation after he was convicted of an offense feloniously give to the complainant, Mr. Danilo Ocampo, the City Probation Officer, the sum of P100.00 in a paper bill under circumstances that would make the said City Probation Officer, liable for bribery. Issue: Whether or not the accused violates Art. 212 of Revised Penal Code. Held: No. We can fairly deduce that the procedure for processing petitioner's application for probation in the Probation Office at Angeles City was not precise, explicit and clear cut and since the accused petitioner is a foreigner and quite unfamiliar with probation rules and procedures, there is reason to conclude that petitioner was befuddled, if not confused so that his act of providing and advancing the expenses for whatever documentation was needed further to complete and thus hasten his probation application, was understandably innocent and not criminal. WHEREFORE, accused acquitted.