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Showing 241–264 of 288 articles for “robbery”

Robbery With Homicide in the Philippines: Eyewitness Testimony and the Weight of Dying Declarations

Learn how Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony, dying declarations, and alibi in murder cases, as shown in People v. Atrejenio.

Witness Credibility Is Key in Robbery With Homicide Convictions in the Philippines

How Philippine courts weigh witness credibility in robbery with homicide cases, and why alibi rarely prevails when eyewitnesses positively identify the accused.

Burden of Proof in Philippine Robbery With Homicide Cases: The Insanity Defense

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the burden of proof for the insanity defense in robbery with homicide cases, requiring complete deprivation of reason.

Home Invasion and Victims' Rights: Understanding Robbery with Rape in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains robbery with rape, a special complex crime, and the rights of victims in home invasion cases.

The Power of Eyewitness Testimony: How Philippine Courts Decide Robbery Homicide Cases

Philippine courts rely heavily on eyewitness identification in robbery homicide cases. This article explains the legal standards and practical lessons from a Supreme Court ruling.

Robbery With Rape in the Philippines: Understanding the Complexities and Victims Rights

The Supreme Court explains when rape accompanies robbery as a single crime, and affirms victims' rights and evidentiary rules.

Irresistible Force: When You Are Not Criminally Liable Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains when acting under irresistible force or duress exempts a person from criminal liability, acquitting a tricycle driver of robbery with homicide.

When Witnesses Can't See: Proving Robbery With Homicide Through Circumstantial Evidence

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how circumstantial evidence can prove robbery with homicide even without eyewitnesses to the killing.

The Power of Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Courts: People v. De la Cruz

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony, alibi, and circumstantial evidence in robbery with homicide cases.

Intent Is Key: Distinguishing Robbery With Homicide From Separate Crimes in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that robbery with homicide requires proof of intent to rob before the killing, not merely taking property afterward.

When Shadows and Voices Convict: Understanding Circumstantial Evidence in Philippine Kidnapping Cases

How Philippine courts weigh positive identification against alibis in kidnapping and robbery cases, explained through a 1998 Supreme Court ruling.

Eyewitness Testimony VS Alibi KEY Principles IN Philippine Robbery Homicide Cases

Robbery vs. Highway Robbery in the Philippines: Key Distinctions Explained

Philippine law distinguishes simple robbery from highway robbery under P.D. 532. Learn how the Supreme Court clarified this crucial difference.

The Power of a Single Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Robbery With Homicide Cases

How one credible eyewitness can convict in robbery with homicide, explained through a 1998 Supreme Court ruling.

Credibility of Child Rape Victims: Why Trial Court Observations Matter in Philippine Rape Cases

The Supreme Court affirms that a rape victim's credible testimony alone can sustain a conviction, and explains conspiracy in robbery with rape.

Robbery with Rape: When All Co-Conspirators Are Liable for the Rape

The Supreme Court explains when a co-conspirator in robbery is also liable for rape committed on the occasion of the robbery.

When Innocent Presence Becomes Guilt: Conspiracy in Robbery with Rape in Philippine Law

A look at how Philippine courts treat a co-robber who did not commit rape but is held liable for robbery with rape.

Robbery With Homicide Establishing Intent AND Liability IN Philippine LAW

Explains the Supreme Court ruling on probable cause for falsification of public documents and illegal use of alias under Philippine law.

Eyewitness Identification and Conspiracy in Robbery With Homicide: People v. Caisip

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony, alibi, and treachery in murder cases, explained through People v. Caisip.

Robbery With Homicide Establishing Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt IN Philippine LAW 2

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on robbery with homicide, explaining the elements of the crime and how the prosecution must establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

Treachery in Philippine Law: Understanding Intent and Its Impact on Criminal Liability

Explore how Philippine courts weigh intent, treachery, and confessions in robbery with homicide cases, as shown in People v. Jerez.

Rape and Robbery: How Philippine Courts Determine Criminal Intent

A look at how the Supreme Court distinguished rape from robbery with rape, and why the accused's original intent matters in criminal prosecution.

Robbery With Homicide: Proving Intent Through Res Gestae Evidence

How a spontaneous admission helped prove robbery with homicide, and why res gestae evidence matters in Philippine criminal cases.

Robbery With Homicide: When a Conspirator Is Liable for the Acts of Cohorts

The Supreme Court explains conspiracy in robbery with homicide, holding a lookout liable for the killing committed by a co-conspirator.