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Showing 313–336 of 351 articles for “witness testimony”

Cross-Examination Essentials: Why Properly Impeaching a Witness Testimony Is Crucial in Philippine Courts

Learn the proper way to impeach a witness in Philippine courts, based on the Supreme Court's ruling in People v. De Guzman.

The Power of Witness Testimony: Understanding Credibility in Philippine Murder Cases

How Philippine courts weigh witness credibility in murder cases, and why affidavits of desistance rarely defeat solid prosecution testimony.

When Alibi Fails: The Vital Role of Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Murder Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a murder accused when a child's sole eyewitness identification proves unreliable, showing how weak prosecution evidence cannot be cured by a weak alibi.

Eyewitness Testimony WHY IT Reigns Supreme IN Philippine Courts Bautista V Court OF Appeals

Eyewitness Testimony vs Forensic Evidence: When Reasonable Doubt Prevails

Philippine Supreme Court acquits murder accused where eyewitness accounts conflicted with forensic findings, explaining when reasonable doubt prevails.

Eyewitness Testimony Overcoming Delay AND Establishing Credibility IN Philippine Courts

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how delayed eyewitness testimony can still be credible and how damages are computed in murder cases.

Eyewitness Testimony and Circumstantial Evidence in Philippine Criminal Law

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony and circumstantial evidence in drug cases, explained through a Supreme Court ruling.

Eyewitness Testimony and Reasonable Doubt: When Identification Fails in Philippine Criminal Cases

The Supreme Court acquits in People v. Galera, showing how shaky eyewitness identification and inconsistent testimony create reasonable doubt.

The Weight of Words: Child Witness Testimony in Philippine Parricide Cases

How the Supreme Court upheld a parricide conviction based on an 8-year-old eyewitness's testimony, and what this means for child witnesses in Philippine courts.

When Eyewitness Testimony Alone Can Lead to a Conviction in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains when eyewitness testimony suffices for conviction, and how buy-bust operations establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

Admissibility of Confessions and Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Murder Cases

Learn how Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony, extrajudicial confessions, and circumstantial evidence in murder convictions.

Witness Testimony and the Standard of Proof in Philippine Criminal Law

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony against denial and alibi in criminal cases, explained through a murder conviction.

How Reliable Eyewitness Testimony Secures Convictions in Philippine Courts

Philippine courts weigh witness credibility carefully when deciding criminal cases. Learn how positive identification and consistent testimony lead to convictions.

Positive Identification VS Alibi Philippine Criminal LAW Witness Testimony

Circumstantial Evidence and Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Criminal Law

How the Supreme Court weighed eyewitness testimony and circumstantial evidence in affirming a murder conviction in People v. Rabutin.

The Perils of Delayed Disclosure: Eyewitness Testimony and Credibility in Philippine Criminal Law

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness identification, voice recognition, and alibi in criminal cases, explained through a 1997 Supreme Court ruling.

Conspiracy and Murder: Understanding Shared Criminal Intent in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling explains how dying declarations, eyewitness testimony, and treachery establish murder liability beyond reasonable doubt.

Eyewitness Testimony vs Alibi: How Philippine Courts Weigh Evidence in Murder Cases

The Supreme Court explains why positive eyewitness identification prevails over alibi and denial in murder cases, citing People v. Sarabia.

Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Criminal Law: Proving Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Understand how Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony in criminal cases and the constitutional standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt.

Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Courts: When Doubt Leads to Acquittal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on eyewitness identification, hearsay confessions, and reasonable doubt in robbery-homicide cases.

Eyewitness Testimony in the Philippines: When Is It Enough to Convict?

The Supreme Court explains when eyewitness testimony is enough to convict—and when it isn't—in People v. Abellanosa.

Alibi vs Eyewitness Testimony: How Philippine Courts Decide Criminal Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when alibi fails against positive eyewitness identification, and how minority affects sentencing in murder cases.

Eyewitness Testimony When Doubt Leads To Acquittal IN Philippine Courts

When does a lone eyewitness's testimony fail the test of moral certainty? The Supreme Court explains in People v. Perez.

Alibi vs Eyewitness Testimony: Credibility Rules in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court explains why positive eyewitness identification prevails over alibi and why recanted testimony is viewed with suspicion.