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Jan 15, 2004battered woman syndromeparricideself-defensemitigating circumstancesrevised penal codepeople vs genosa
Battered Woman Syndrome as Defense and Mitigating Circumstance in Parricide
The Genosa ruling explains when battered woman syndrome can mitigate parricide, and why it is not a complete self-defense.
Battered Woman Syndrome and Self-Defense in Philippine Parricide Cases
The Supreme Court’s ruling in People v. Genosa opened the door for battered woman syndrome as a defense in criminal cases.
Battered Woman Syndrome as Self-Defense: The Landmark Genosa Case
The Supreme Court's Genosa ruling opened the door for battered woman syndrome as a defense in Philippine criminal law.