Criminal liability may be extinguished by: 1. Death of convict. 2. Service of sentence. 3. Absolute pardon. 4. Prescription of crime 5. Prescription of penalty 6. Amnesty 7. Marriage in cases of: a. Seduction b. Acts of lasciviousness c. Abduction d. Rape Effects of Death of the Accused Pending Appeal of his Conviction General Rule: The death of the accused pending the appeal of his conviction extinguishes his criminal liability as well as his civil liability based solely on the offense committed. Exception: Civil liability arising from sources other than the crime committed survives and may be pursued in a separate civil action. Sources of civil liability other than crime are: a. Law b. Contracts c. Quas...