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Showing 193–197 of 197 articles for “probable cause”

Search Warrants in IP Cases: Probable Cause and Specificity Rules

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies probable cause and specificity requirements for search warrants in intellectual property infringement cases.

Limits on Judicial Authority: When Can a Judge Issue a Warrant of Arrest?

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that probable cause alone does not justify a warrant—judges must also find immediate custody necessary.

Preliminary Investigation Essentials: A Judge's Duty and Probable Cause

What a landmark administrative case teaches about a judge's non-negotiable duties in preliminary investigation and probable cause determination.

Probable Cause in the Philippines: What You Need to Know

Learn how Philippine courts define probable cause, why it matters in criminal cases, and what the Drilon v. Court of Appeals ruling means for you.

Probable Cause and Issuance of Arrest Warrants: The Roberts Case Explained

When must a judge examine records before issuing warrants? The Roberts case clarifies probable cause and arrest warrant rules.