Act No. 3585

: Act No. 3585 is titled "An Act to Amend Section One of Act Numbered Thirty-three hundred and twenty-six, Entitled 'An Act to Establish Periods of Prescription for Violations Penalized by Special Acts and Municipal Ordinances and to Provide When Prescription Shall Begin to Run.'"
: It primarily amends Section 1 of Act No. 3326, specifically defining the periods of prescription for violations penalized by special acts and municipal ordinances.
: Such violations prescribe after one year.
: These offenses prescribe after four years.
: The prescriptive period is eight years.
: The prescription period is twelve years, except for the crime of treason.
: The crime of treason prescribes after twenty years.
: Such offenses prescribe after five years, regardless of the general provisions.
: They prescribe after two months.
: The prescription period generally begins to run from the date the offense is committed, unless otherwise provided.
: Yes, violations penalized by special acts have varied prescriptive periods based on the penalty severity, while violations under municipal ordinances uniformly prescribe after two months.
: The Act took effect upon its approval on November 27, 1929.