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Showing 49–52 of 52 articles for “force and intimidation”

Due Process and Rape Convictions: Why Precise Charge Wording Matters in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on rape conviction, force and intimidation, sweetheart defense, and due process in criminal cases.

Intimidation in Rape Cases: How Philippine Courts Determine Consent

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies how force and intimidation are assessed in rape cases involving victims with mental disabilities.

Rape Conviction Based on Credible Testimony: Force, Intimidation, and Victim Behavior

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on rape: credible victim testimony, force and intimidation standards, and post-incident conduct as proof.

When Lack of Resistance Negates a Rape Charge: Understanding Consent in the Philippines

The Supreme Court explains when a complainant's failure to resist can cast reasonable doubt on a rape charge, and what this means for proving force and intimidation.