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Showing 193–216 of 271 articles for “ra 9165”

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

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect when police break the chain of custody, underscoring strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Search Warrants and Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: What the Posada Ruling Teaches

The Supreme Court upholds drug convictions, clarifying search warrant validity, chain of custody rules, and constitutional safeguards under RA 9165.

Beyond the Sale: Illegal Delivery of Drugs Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies that handing over drugs without payment is illegal delivery under RA 9165, not mere possession.

Chain of Custody and Its Impact on Illegal Drug Convictions in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies the chain of custody rule under RA 9165 and when minor lapses will not defeat a drug conviction.

Upholding Drug Convictions: Chain of Custody and Evidence Preservation in Drug Cases

Learn how the Supreme Court upheld a drug conviction by applying the chain of custody rule and substantial compliance under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Preserving Evidence Integrity Under RA 9165

How the Supreme Court upheld a drug conviction despite missing inventory and photos, explaining the chain of custody rule.

Ensuring Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Protecting Rights and Upholding Justice

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, reinforcing the need for strict compliance with RA 9165.

Entrapment vs. Instigation: Legal Boundaries in Philippine Drug Cases

The Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between valid entrapment and unlawful instigation in drug buy-bust operations under RA 9165.

Buy-Bust Operations and the Chain of Custody: Safeguarding Drug Evidence in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on buy-bust operations and the chain of custody rule under RA 9165 in drug prosecutions.

Distinguishing Illegal Sale From Illegal Delivery of Dangerous Drugs Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies the elements of illegal sale of dangerous drugs under RA 9165 and why sale, not mere delivery, was proven in this buy-bust case.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: What People v. Abola Bio Teaches

The Supreme Court explains why minor lapses in drug evidence handling do not automatically mean acquittal under RA 9165.

Unbroken Chain: Ensuring Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when procedural lapses in drug evidence custody do not defeat a conviction under RA 9165.

Broken Chain of Custody: Safeguarding Drug Evidence Integrity in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, stressing strict evidence integrity rules under RA 9165.

Upholding Conviction in Drug Cases: The Importance of Timely Objections to Chain of Custody

Learn why raising chain of custody objections late in drug cases fails, and how timely objections protect accused persons under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Evidence Integrity Is Crucial

The Supreme Court acquits two accused in a drug case for broken chain of custody and non-compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: What People v. Cerdon Teaches About Evidence Integrity

The Supreme Court explains when lapses in the chain of custody of seized drugs will and will not invalidate a conviction under RA 9165.

Buy-Bust Operations: Ensuring Legality and Admissibility of Evidence in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on buy-bust operations, evidence admissibility, and chain of custody in drug cases under RA 9165.

Buy-Bust Operations and Chain of Custody: What People v. Fang Means for Drug Cases

The Supreme Court affirms a drug conviction, clarifying buy-bust operations, chain of custody rules, and the weight of police testimony under RA 9165.

Upholding Drug Convictions: Integrity of the Chain of Custody Under RA 9165

The Supreme Court affirms a drug sale conviction, explaining that minor deviations from Section 21 procedures do not automatically render seized drugs inadmissible.

Upholding Drug Conviction: Chain of Custody and Presumption of Regularity

Philippine Supreme Court affirms drug sale conviction, explaining chain of custody rules and presumption of regularity in police work under RA 9165.

Unbroken Chain Upholding Convictions In Drug Cases Through Evidence Integrity

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

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

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that police non-compliance with Section 21, RA 9165 chain of custody rules can defeat drug prosecutions.

Chain of Custody and Drug Evidence Admissibility in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect over broken chain of custody—explaining marking, inventory, and photo requirements under RA 9165.

Chain of Custody Lapses in Drug Cases: When Acquittal Becomes the Only Option

Explore how the Supreme Court acquitted a drug suspect due to broken chain of custody, emphasizing the need for strict compliance with RA 9165 procedures.