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Showing 25–31 of 31 articles for “reckless imprudence”

Reckless Imprudence vs Intentional Felony: Determining Criminal Liability in Vehicular Accidents

Understand how Philippine courts distinguish reckless imprudence from intentional felonies in vehicular accidents, and why the distinction matters for criminal liability.

Faith Healing or Reckless Endangerment: Distinguishing Intent in Unlicensed Medical Practices Under Philippine

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when unlicensed faith healing causing death is reckless imprudence, not murder.

Civil Liability After Acquittal: When Acquittal Does Not Erase Damages in Reckless Imprudence Cases

Acquittal on reasonable doubt does not extinguish civil liability. Learn the rules from Manantan v. Court of Appeals.

Vehicle Owner Liability in Reckless Imprudence Cases: The Chavez v. Escañan Ruling

When is a vehicle owner liable in reckless imprudence cases? The Supreme Court clarifies the criminal-civil distinction in Chavez v. Escañan.

Reckless Imprudence in Vehicular Accidents: Negligence and Penalty Rules

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on reckless imprudence in vehicular accidents, explaining negligence standards, proximate cause, and penalty imposition under Article 365.

Why Regional Trial Courts Lack Jurisdiction Over Reckless Imprudence Cases

Learn why the Supreme Court ruled that Regional Trial Courts lack jurisdiction over reckless imprudence cases involving light felonies and property damage.

Moral Character and Bar Admission: How a Hazing Conviction Was Overcome

The Supreme Court allowed a bar passer with a reckless imprudence conviction to take the oath, showing how rehabilitation and good conduct can overcome past misdeeds.