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Showing 289–312 of 696 articles for “chain of custody”

Chain of Custody in Firearm Cases: When Delayed Marking Leads to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a firearm possession accused over unjustified delayed marking, clarifying chain of custody rules under RA 10591.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Procedural Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to missing witnesses during inventory, reinforcing strict chain of custody rules under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: How One Missing Witness Led to Acquittal

In People v. Dela Cruz, the Supreme Court acquitted two drug accused because the prosecution failed to justify the absence of a media witness during inventory.

Chain of Custody Rule: Why Missing Media Witness Led to Acquittal in Drug Sale Case

Learn how the Supreme Court acquitted drug suspects due to unjustified non-compliance with the chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

When Police Lapses in Drug Seizures Lead to Acquittal: The Chain of Custody Rule

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to follow Section 21's witness and inventory rules. Learn the requirements.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Strict Compliance Protects Individual Rights

The Supreme Court acquits two accused in a drug case for unjustified failure to secure a media witness during inventory, reaffirming strict chain of custody rules.

Compromised Evidence Acquittal in Drug Case Due to Chain of Custody Lapses

Supreme Court acquits two drug suspects after prosecution fails to justify missing media witness in chain of custody.

Due Process and the Chain of Custody Rule: Protecting the Accused in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to comply with the three-witness rule under Section 21 of RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Breaches in Drug Cases: When Police Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after police breached Section 21's chain of custody rules. Learn the required safeguards.

Integrity of Evidence in Drug Cases: Why Strict Compliance with Section 21 Matters

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to procedural lapses in Section 21 compliance, emphasizing the importance of the chain of custody rule.

Weak Chain of Custody Leads to Acquittal in Drug Sale Case

Learn how lapses in Section 21 chain of custody rules led to an acquittal in a drug sale case, and what this means for police procedures.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Every Link Matters After People v. Tumangong

The Supreme Court acquitted a drug suspect because police broke chain of custody rules. Learn the four links and why compliance is critical.

Illegal Sale of Dangerous Drugs: Conviction Upheld in Buy-Bust Operation

The Supreme Court affirms a conviction for illegal sale of shabu, explaining the elements of the crime and the chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

Upholding Chain of Custody: Integrity of Drug Evidence in Buy-Bust Operations

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect over broken chain of custody, stressing strict Section 21 compliance and witness requirements.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Procedural Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to unjustified lapses in the chain of custody, emphasizing strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: When Police Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to secure required witnesses under Section 21, RA 9165. Learn the rules.

Safeguarding Rights When Drug Evidence Fails THE Chain OF Custody Test

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence and Protecting Rights in Illegal Sale Cases

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect where police failed to secure required witnesses under Section 21, RA 9165, reaffirming chain of custody rules.

Chain of Custody Imperative: Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, reinforcing strict compliance with RA 9165 evidence rules.

Compromised Chain of Custody Leads to Acquittal in Drug Case

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect because police failed to justify missing witnesses during inventory, compromising evidence integrity.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases: People v. Bricero

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to police lapses in chain of custody, reinforcing rights under Section 21 of RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect over police lapses in Section 21 chain of custody, reinforcing the presumption of innocence.

Drug Case Dismissed: Chain of Custody Rule Protects Against Evidence Tampering

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect because police failed to follow Section 21 chain of custody rules, protecting against evidence planting and tampering.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence and Protecting Individual Rights

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to follow Section 21's witness and inventory rules, protecting the accused's rights.