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Incestuous Rape Protecting Victims Rights AND Ensuring DUE Process IN Criminal Prosecutions

Due Process and Audit Reports: Fair Hearings in Financial Disputes

When courts appoint commissioners to audit financial records, due process requires formal hearings—not just interviews. The Supreme Court explains why.

Arbitration Integrity Ensuring Fairness IN Corporate Employment Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies the standards for lawful dismissal of managerial employees, focusing on procedural due process and loss of trust and confidence.

Positive Identification Over Alibi: The Weight of Eyewitness Testimony in Murder Convictions

How the Supreme Court upheld a murder conviction based on eyewitness identification, rejecting the defenses of alibi and alleged due process violations.

Due Process in Custodial Investigation: When Lack of Counsel Does Not Void a Conviction

A conviction based on eyewitness testimony stands even if custodial rights were violated, as no confession was obtained.

Defective Notice of Appeal and Due Process: Lessons from Fajardo v. Court of Appeals

A defective motion without notice of hearing is a scrap of paper; appeal period runs from counsel's receipt of judgment.

Entrapment vs Instigation: Due Process in Drug Sale Arrests

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies entrapment vs instigation in drug busts, affirming a buy-bust conviction for shabu sale.

THE Limits OF DUE Process When Pleading NOT Guilty Means Waiving Your Rights

Substantial Compliance Prevails: Due Process Over Procedural Lapses in Certiorari Petitions

SC rules substantial compliance with Rule 65 requirements can outweigh technical defects, protecting due process in certiorari cases.

Judicial Efficiency VS DUE Process Balancing Timeliness AND Fairness IN Court Decisions

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that judges must decide cases within prescribed periods; pending transcripts or heavy caseloads do not excuse delay.

Due Process in Sentencing: When a Judge's Discretion Goes Too Far

A judge's order denying credit for time served without hearing violates due process. Learn the limits of judicial discretion.

Protecting the Vulnerable: Rape of a Person Deprived of Reason in Philippine Law

Philippine law protects persons deprived of reason from rape. This article explains the legal standards, penalties, and what the Mauricio case teaches about due process.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments Ensuring DUE Process AND Preventing Unjust Enrichment IN Philippine Courts

Due Process in Rape Cases: Why Alleging Qualifying Circumstances Matters for Death Penalty

The Supreme Court explains why the death penalty in rape cases requires the qualifying circumstances to be alleged in the information, not just proved at trial.

Due Process in Labor Disputes: Fair Hearings and Just Outcomes in Philippine Law

Explore how Philippine courts ensure due process in labor disputes, balancing employer rights and employee protections for fair hearings.

Rape and the Requisite Allegations: Protecting Due Process in Criminal Prosecutions

The Supreme Court clarifies that special qualifying circumstances like relationship must be alleged in the information to justify the death penalty for rape.

DUE Process AND Presidential Decrees Balancing Government Power AND Individual Rights

Safeguarding Due Process: Understanding Indirect Contempt in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court reminds the IBP that formal investigation is mandatory in lawyer discipline cases, ensuring due process before any penalty.

Safeguarding Your Appeal: Due Process and Lawyer Negligence in Philippine Courts

When a lawyer's mistakes cost a client her case, can the judgment be annulled? The Supreme Court explains the limits of extrinsic fraud and counsel negligence.

Due Process and Eyewitness Identification: Safeguarding Fair Trials in Philippine Courts

How Philippine courts test eyewitness identification for impermissible suggestion, and why due process demands fair procedures in criminal trials.

Judicial Misconduct and Bail Irregularities: Safeguarding Due Process in Philippine Courts

A Supreme Court ruling on undue delay and abuse of authority clarifies judicial duties and due process in Philippine courts.

Escheat of Unclaimed Bank Deposits in the Philippines: Procedure and Due Process

Learn how Philippine escheat law works for unclaimed bank deposits, why publication is required, and why certiorari cannot replace a missed appeal.

Bouncing Checks and Due Process: Why Notice of Dishonor Is Crucial in BP 22 Cases

The Supreme Court acquits check issuers where the prosecution failed to prove notice of dishonor, underscoring due process in BP 22 cases.

Ensuring DUE Process WHY Well Reasoned Court Decisions Matter IN Philippine LAW