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Jan 30, 1997 self-defense criminal law people-v-tobias unlawful-aggression justifying-circumstances

Self Defense Claims in Philippine Criminal Law: When Do They Hold Up

Philippine courts require unlawful aggression, reasonable necessity, and lack of provocation for self-defense. Learn from People v. Tobias.

Sep 26, 1996 judicial-impartiality due-process civil-procedure philippine-courts judge-inhibition

Judicial Impartiality in Philippine Courts: The Cold Neutrality Standard

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the constitutional requirement of judicial impartiality, emphasizing that judges must not only be unbiased but must also appear impartial to litigants.

Feb 28, 1996 judicial ethics inhibition disqualification of judges preliminary investigation warrant of arrest administrative case

Judicial Ethics: When Should a Judge Inhibit From a Case

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a judge must inhibit from a case to preserve impartiality and avoid the appearance of bias.