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Showing 217–240 of 1,792 articles for “evidence”

Burden of Proof in Rape Cases: Testimony and Physical Evidence

The Supreme Court clarifies how courts weigh testimony and medical findings in rape cases, acquitting on two counts for insufficient evidence.

Protecting Rights in Drug Cases: Strict Adherence to Chain of Custody

The Supreme Court acquits an inmate over missing witnesses in drug evidence chain of custody, reaffirming strict compliance under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence and Ensuring Fair Trials in the Philippines

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, reinforcing the rule that preserves evidence integrity.

Separation Benefits Under Company Policy: Proving Entitlement in Philippine Labor Cases

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when employees can claim separation benefits under company policy, and what evidence proves entitlement.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Safeguarding Evidence Integrity

The Supreme Court acquits an inmate in a drug possession case due to the prosecution's failure to justify non-compliance with the chain of custody rule under Section 21 of RA 9165.

Falsification of Public Documents and Proving Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt Through Circumstantial Evidence

Explore how the Supreme Court acquits an inmate for drug possession due to broken chain of custody and missing witnesses under RA 9165.

Chain OF Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity IN Philippine LAW 18

Broken Chains: Why Strict Drug Evidence Procedures Protect the Accused

A Supreme Court ruling acquits a drug suspect because police failed to follow Section 21's chain of custody rules. Learn the legal standards.

Chains Unbroken: Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits in People v. Ygoy, stressing strict chain of custody rules under RA 9165 to protect drug evidence integrity.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Missing Witnesses Led to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquitted a drug suspect because police failed to secure required third-party witnesses during evidence inventory, stressing strict chain of custody compliance.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence in Philippine Law

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, explaining Section 21 RA 9165 requirements for preserving drug evidence integrity.

When Confessions Collide: Admissibility and Guilt in Murder Cases

A Supreme Court ruling on when extrajudicial confessions are admissible and how circumstantial evidence can prove guilt in murder cases.

Chain of Custody in Illegal Drug Cases: Ensuring the Integrity of Evidence

A Supreme Court ruling reminds law enforcers that failing to secure the required witnesses during drug inventory can

Circumstantial Evidence in Rape with Homicide Cases: A Guide from a 2019 Supreme Court Ruling

When direct evidence is absent, circumstantial evidence can convict in rape with homicide. Learn the rules from a 2019 Supreme Court ruling.

Psychological Incapacity Proving Marital Nullity Beyond Personality Traits

Supreme Court clarifies that personality flaws alone do not prove psychological incapacity under Article 36; evidence must show grave, incurable, rooted disorder.

Strict Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Evidence Handling Can Mean Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after police broke the chain of custody. Learn the four links and why strict compliance matters.

Theft AND Murder Intertwined Establishing Robbery With Homicide Through Circumstantial Evidence

Robbery with Homicide: How Circumstantial Evidence Secures a Conviction

Explaining the Supreme Court's ruling in People v. Mancao on robbery with homicide, circumstantial evidence, and the presumption of guilt from possession of stolen property.

Supreme Court Affirms Rape Conviction of Uncle Despite Defense Claims of Inconsistent Testimony

Explore how the Supreme Court upheld a rape conviction, relying on the victim's credible testimony and medical evidence over the defense's claims of inconsistency.

Trust Receipts Law: Corporate Officers' Liability and Due Diligence in Criminal Demurrers

When a demurrer to evidence is granted in a trust receipts case, private complainants may still question the civil aspect via certiorari.

Lotto Winner or Loser: Proving Your Claim in Philippine Courts

A failed PCSO jackpot claim shows why evidence, not mere assertion, decides lotto disputes in Philippine courts.

When Drug Evidence Handling Holds Up: Lessons From a Shabu Possession Conviction

A Supreme Court ruling shows how proper chain of custody over seized drugs can defeat an acquittal bid in Philippine drug cases.

Broken Chains: Why Drug Evidence Must Be Preserved for Justice

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to secure required witnesses during inventory, reinforcing the chain of custody rule.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence and Individual Liberties

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to secure required witnesses during inventory, reinforcing the chain of custody rule.