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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “act no. 3326”

Prescription of Offenses Under Special Laws: Absence From the Philippines Does Not Suspend the Period

The Supreme Court rules that under Act No. 3326, an accused's absence from the Philippines does not interrupt the prescriptive period for offenses under special laws.

Prescription Periods for Behest Loans: When Does the Clock Start Ticking?

When does prescription begin for behest loan offenses? The Supreme Court clarifies the discovery rule under Act No. 3326.