Puerto Rico · Código Penal de Puerto Rico 2012 (Ley 146-2012)
Cód. Penal PR § 30: Error de Prohibición
What this law says, in plain English
This statute defines when a person is not criminally liable for violating a penal law due to error of prohibition—specifically when the law was unpublished before the act or when the person reasonably relied on an official declaration later found invalid.
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