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Mar 28, 2008 criminal law libel revised penal code publisher liability freedom of press supreme court

Publisher's Knowledge Not Required for Libel Conviction Under Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court rules a publisher can be convicted of libel even without knowledge of the libelous article, citing Article 360 of the Revised Penal Code.

Feb 23, 2005 libel venue criminal law revised penal code jurisdiction supreme court

Libel Venue: Where Does the Case Belong Under Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies libel venue rules under Article 360, RPC—where to file cases and why allegations matter.

Jul 31, 2003 libel criminal law fair reporting privileged communication philippine daily inquirer article 360

Fair Reporting vs Defamation: Weighing Public Interest in Libel Cases

The Supreme Court clarifies when news reports on matters of public interest are privileged, and who bears liability for libel under Article 360.

Mar 28, 2003 criminal law libel preliminary investigation judicial ethics administrative case rpc article 360

Judicial Overreach Limits MCTC Authority in Libel Cases

The Supreme Court reminds judges that only specific courts may conduct preliminary investigations in libel cases under Article 360.