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Mar 29, 1996 self-defense revised-penal-code criminal-law justifiable-force unlawful-aggression philippine-law

When Can You Justifiably Use Force: Self-Defense in the Philippines

Learn the legal requirements for self-defense in the Philippines, including the elements of unlawful aggression and how courts assess justifiable force.

Mar 14, 1996 illegal dismissal labor law due process backwages separation pay employee rights

Illegal Dismissal in the Philippines: Understanding Employee Rights and Employer Responsibilities

Learn what constitutes illegal dismissal in the Philippines, the twin due process requirements, and the remedies available to employees.

Jan 29, 1996 labor law illegal dismissal due process just cause termination labor code

When Is Employee Dismissal Illegal? A Guide to Due Process and Just Cause

Learn when Philippine employers may legally dismiss workers and the two requirements for valid termination under the Labor Code.

Jan 24, 1996 self-defense unlawful-aggression homicide treachery criminal-law revised-penal-code

Self-Defense vs. Unlawful Aggression: The Limits of Justifiable Force in Homicide Cases

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies self-defense requirements and when sudden attack does not constitute treachery in homicide cases.