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Showing 49–72 of 235 articles for “eyewitness testimony”

Eyewitness Testimony and Conspiracy Decide Double Murder Case

How credible eyewitness testimony and conspiracy principles led to homicide convictions in a juvenile double murder case.

Eyewitness Testimony and Alibi in Murder Cases: Proving Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when eyewitness testimony outweighs alibi and what evidence proves carnal knowledge in rape cases.

Eyewitness Identification and Inconsistent Statements in Robbery with Homicide Cases

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony, minor inconsistencies, and alibi defenses in robbery with homicide convictions.

Eyewitness Testimony AND Alibi Establishing Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt IN Homicide Cases

Rape Conviction Affirmed on Credibility of Testimony and Weak Defense of Alibi

Supreme Court affirms murder conviction, explaining why credible eyewitness testimony outweighs alibi and denial in Philippine criminal cases.

Eyewitness Testimony and Alibi Defense: Proving Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Arson Cases

How a credible lone eyewitness can overcome alibi and denial in Philippine arson prosecutions, with practical lessons.

Arson Conviction Upheld: Eyewitness Testimony Enough for Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Supreme Court affirms arson conviction, ruling a single credible eyewitness can prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt and establish corpus delicti.

Eyewitness Testimony in Robbery With Homicide: Positive Identification Prevails

The Supreme Court affirms that positive, credible eyewitness identification outweighs bare denials in robbery with homicide cases, citing People v. Sorila.

Dying Declaration and Positive Identification Sustain Murder Conviction in Iloilo Shooting

Supreme Court affirms murder conviction based on victim's dying declaration and eyewitness testimony, explaining the rules on treachery and damages.

Treachery and Eyewitness Testimony: Proving Murder Beyond Reasonable Doubt

A look at how positive eyewitness identification and treachery established guilt beyond reasonable doubt in a Philippine murder case.

Protecting the Vulnerable: Rape of a Mentally Retarded Person and the Weight of Eyewitness Testimony

The Supreme Court affirms rape conviction where a mentally retarded victim was sexually assaulted, relying on eyewitness testimony and medical evidence.

When Alibi Falls Short: The Weight of Credible Eyewitness Testimony in Philippine Criminal Cases

The Supreme Court affirms a homicide conviction based on a single eyewitness's credible testimony, explaining why alibi failed.

Credibility of Eyewitness Testimony Overcoming Inconsistencies in Rape Cases

How Philippine courts weigh a minor victim's credible testimony over minor inconsistencies, and the distinction between rape by sexual intercourse and sexual assault.

Treachery and Witness Credibility in Philippine Murder Convictions

How credible eyewitness testimony and treachery shape murder convictions in the Philippines, with lessons from People v. Dulanas.

Eyewitness Testimony and Treachery in Murder Convictions: People v. Buban

The Supreme Court affirms a murder conviction based on eyewitness testimony, explaining treachery, alibi, and damages under Philippine law.

Treachery and Eyewitness Testimony: Key Elements in Philippine Murder Convictions

The Supreme Court affirms a murder conviction, explaining how treachery is established and why positive eyewitness identification defeats the defense of alibi.

Unreliable Eyewitness Testimony: Rabanal v. People and Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt

The Supreme Court's ruling in Rabanal v. People shows how inconsistent eyewitness testimony and contradicting physical evidence can lead to acquittal.

Eyewitness Testimony vs Expert Opinion in Philippine Murder Trials

The Supreme Court explains why eyewitness accounts can outweigh ballistics expert testimony in murder cases, and when courts may disregard expert opinions.

Justice Denied When Eyewitness Testimony Determines Guilt IN Homicide Cases

The Weight of Eyewitness Testimony in Homicide Cases: People v. Reforma

Eyewitness identification prevails over denial in People v. Reforma, but qualifying circumstances must be proven beyond reasonable doubt.

The Weight of Eyewitness Testimony vs Paraffin Test Results in Murder Convictions

The Supreme Court explains why a negative paraffin test cannot overcome positive eyewitness identification in a murder conviction.

Eyewitness Testimony vs Medico-Legal Findings: Resolving Doubt in Homicide Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a homicide accused where uncross-examined eyewitness testimony conflicted with medico-legal findings and failed the test of moral certainty.

Eyewitness Testimony and Conspiracy in Philippine Criminal Law: People v. Magdaraog

How a lone eyewitness's credible testimony and proof of conspiracy can establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt in Philippine criminal cases.

Eyewitness Testimony and Positive Identification: The Linchpin in Murder Convictions

How credible eyewitness testimony and positive identification secured a murder conviction despite the accused's claim of accident.