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Showing 169–192 of 271 articles for “ra 9165”

Broken Chains: Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases Through Strict Evidence Handling

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that positive drug tests alone cannot prove someone knowingly visited a drug den under RA 9165.

Why Police Must Follow Section 21 of RA 9165 in Drug Cases

Learn why the Supreme Court acquitted a drug suspect when police failed to conduct inventory and photograph seized items under Section 21 of RA 9165.

Drug Den Conviction Requires Proof of Knowledge, Not Just Positive Drug Test

Supreme Court clarifies that positive drug test results alone do not prove a person knowingly visited a drug den under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence and Ensuring Due Process in Anti-Drug Operations

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect over broken chain of custody, reinforcing Section 21 RA 9165 safeguards.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

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

Safeguarding Rights: Strict Adherence to the Chain of Custody in Drug Cases

In People v. Jaafar, the Supreme Court acquitted an accused after police failed to follow the mandatory chain of custody rules under Section 21 of RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: When Substantial Compliance Is Enough for Conviction

The Supreme Court explains when substantial compliance with Section 21, RA 9165 chain of custody rules still supports a drug conviction.

Chain of Custody Breaks Lead to Acquittal in Drug Cases: People v. Prudencio

The Supreme Court acquits a drug accused due to broken chain of custody, stressing strict compliance with RA 9165 procedures.

When Police Lapses in Drug Cases Lead to Acquittal: The Gamboa Case

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to follow Section 21, RA 9165. Learn the rules and practical lessons.

Striking a Balance When Justice Outweighs Procedural Technicalities in Criminal Appeals

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect when police breaches of Section 21, RA 9165 compromise the integrity of seized evidence.

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

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, explaining the strict rules police must follow under RA 9165.

Upholding Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Ensuring Integrity of Evidence

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

Chain of Custody Imperative Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

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

Buy-Bust Operations and Chain of Custody: Key Lessons from People v. Eda

The Supreme Court affirms a drug conviction, clarifying the elements of illegal sale and possession and the rules on chain of custody under RA 9165.

Upholding Drug Sale Conviction: Integrity of Evidence and Section 21 Compliance

Supreme Court affirms drug sale conviction, ruling that substantial compliance with Section 21, RA 9165 suffices when evidence integrity is preserved.

Upholding Drug Convictions: The Chain of Custody Rule Under RA 9165

The Supreme Court affirms a drug conviction, clarifying that substantial compliance with the chain of custody rule preserves evidence integrity.

Chain of Custody Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases

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

Reasonable Doubt and the Integrity of Evidence in Drug Cases: People v. Reniedo

Explore how the Supreme Court acquitted an accused in a drug case due to broken chain of custody and non-compliance with RA 9165.

Buy-Bust Operations: Where Entrapment Ends and Constitutional Rights Begin

The Supreme Court clarifies the line between valid entrapment in buy-bust operations and impermissible instigation, affirming a drug conviction under RA 9165.

Illegal Drug Sale Conviction Requires Consummated Transaction, Says SC

SC affirms drug sale and possession conviction, explaining what makes a buy-bust transaction consummated under RA 9165.

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia: Warrantless Arrests and Chain of Custody Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies when warrantless arrests are valid and how chain of custody rules apply in drug paraphernalia cases under RA 9165.

Marijuana Transportation Establishing Intent and Upholding Chain of Custody in Drug Cases

A look at how Philippine courts establish intent in marijuana transportation cases and apply the chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Integrity of Evidence Matters

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

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: When Broken Links Mean Acquittal

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect where prosecution failed to prove unbroken chain of custody of seized shabu under RA 9165.