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Showing 25–28 of 28 articles for “falsification of public document”

Falsification of Public Documents: When Good Faith Fails as a Defense

Good faith may defend falsification charges, but it must be proven. Resoso v. Sandiganbayan shows why authorization and documentation matter.

Falsification of Public Documents: Upholding Integrity in Philippine Public Service

A Supreme Court ruling on a court interpreter's dismissal for forging a judge's signature, underscoring integrity in public service.

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.

Falsification of Public Documents: Understanding Intent and Presumptions

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on falsification of public documents, explaining the presumption of authorship when one possesses and uses forged titles.