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Showing 49–56 of 56 articles for “acts of lasciviousness”

Rape Conviction Requires Proof of Specific Dates Alleged in Information

Supreme Court ruling on proving specific dates in rape and acts of lasciviousness cases under Philippine law.

Delayed Reporting and Sleep as Defense: When Rape Becomes Acts of Lasciviousness

A father's conviction for rape was reduced to acts of lasciviousness because the victim slept through the alleged assault. Explore the ruling.

Rape vs Acts of Lasciviousness: Proving the Crime Beyond Reasonable Doubt

How Philippine courts distinguish rape from acts of lasciviousness and what evidence proves carnal knowledge beyond reasonable doubt.

People v. Laguerta: Why Clear Victim Testimony Matters in Philippine Rape Cases

In People v. Laguerta, the Supreme Court acquitted a rape convict due to inconsistent victim testimony, convicting him instead of acts of lasciviousness.

Protecting the Defenseless: Upholding Conviction for Child Rape Despite Claims of Unreliable Testimony

The Supreme Court affirms that a child of tender years can be a credible witness, upholding a conviction for acts of lasciviousness against a minor.

Child Witnesses and Acts of Lasciviousness: The Dulla Case Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies when a child can testify and how acts of lasciviousness differ from rape in this 2000 ruling.

Rape Conviction Upheld: When Penetration Is Proven Beyond the Finger

Philippine Supreme Court explains why digital penetration plus penile entry constitutes rape, not just acts of lasciviousness.

Incestuous Acts of Lasciviousness: When Parental Authority Cannot Shield Abuse

Supreme Court clarifies that a father's lewd acts on his sleeping 13-year-old daughter constitute acts of lasciviousness, not RA 7610 violation.