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Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt: The Imperative of Voluntariness in Rape Cases

In People v. Subido, the Supreme Court acquitted a rape accused, emphasizing that the prosecution must prove force and lack of voluntariness beyond reasonable doubt.

Rape Conviction Upheld: Credibility of Witnesses and the Weakness of Alibi in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court affirms rape conviction, explaining why witness credibility prevails over alibi and how trivial inconsistencies do not destroy a complainant's testimony.