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Showing 145–168 of 271 articles for “ra 9165”

Compromised Chain of Custody Leads to Acquittal in Drug Cases: Integrity of Evidence Crucial

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect after PDEA operatives fail to justify deviations from Section 21 chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: When Police Lapses Lead to Acquittal

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect where police failed to prove an unbroken chain of custody over seized marijuana, explaining the strict rules under RA 9165.

Safeguarding Rights: Chain of Custody and Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect over broken chain of custody, underscoring strict compliance with Section 21, RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to justify deviations from Section 21, RA 9165, highlighting the importance of the chain of custody rule.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Broken Links Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to prove the chain of custody of seized shabu, explaining the mandatory rules under RA 9165.

Compromised Evidence: The Vital Chain of Custody in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police broke the chain of custody rule under RA 9165. Learn the required procedure.

Beyond Possession: Establishing Animus Possidendi in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court clarifies what it takes to prove animus possidendi in illegal drug possession cases under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Breaks: When Drug Evidence Fails in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect after police broke the chain of custody rule under RA 9165, Section 21.

Reasonable Doubt Prevails: Drug Conviction Overturned Due to Flawed Chain of Custody

In People v. Calibod, the Supreme Court acquitted a drug-sale suspect after police failed to follow the chain of custody rules under Section 21 of RA 9165.

Compromised Chain of Custody: Illegal Drug Conviction Overturned Due to Procedural Lapses

The Supreme Court acquitted an illegal drug suspect after police failed to follow the chain of custody requirements under Section 21 of RA 9165, compromising evidence integrity.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Illegal Possession Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, underscoring Section 21 RA 9165 compliance.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Procedural Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect over broken chain of custody, stressing strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Breaches Lead to Acquittal in Drug Cases: People v. Lim Ching

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect after police breached chain of custody rules under Section 21, RA 9165, safeguarding the accused's right to proof beyond reasonable doubt.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after police breached chain of custody rules under RA 9165, stressing evidence integrity.

Challenging Drug Evidence: Strict Compliance for Miniscule Amounts

When only a tiny amount of drugs is seized, courts demand strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165. A conviction was overturned for marking lapses.

Warrantless Arrests and Drug Evidence: When a Tiny Sachet Leads to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a man of drug possession, stressing strict compliance with Section 21, RA 9165 for minuscule amounts of shabu.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after police failed to mark seized shabu, stressing the chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

Broken Chains: Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases Through Strict Adherence to Chain of Custody Rules

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after police failed to justify deviations from Section 21, RA 9165's chain of custody rule.

Buy-Bust Operations and the Chain of Custody Rule Under RA 9165

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect where police failed to strictly comply with Section 21, RA 9165 chain of custody rules.

Reasonable Doubt in Drug Cases: Why a Broken Chain of Custody Leads to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because the prosecution failed to prove every link in the chain of custody, reaffirming strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Supreme Court Upholds Judicial Power Over Plea Bargaining in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court strikes down Section 23 of RA 9165 as unconstitutional, affirming exclusive judicial authority over plea bargaining rules.

Chain of Custody Imperative: Safeguarding Drug Evidence in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect, underscoring that strict compliance with Section 21, RA 9165 is vital to preserve evidence integrity.

Delivery vs Sale in Drug Cases: When a Courier Becomes a Seller

The Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between illegal sale and illegal delivery of dangerous drugs under RA 9165, and the importance of consideration.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Procedural Lapses Lead to Acquittal

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, emphasizing strict compliance with RA 9165 safeguards.