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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “child pornography”

Human Trafficking vs. Child Pornography: Key Distinctions Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies that human trafficking and child pornography are distinct offenses, each with separate elements and penalties under Philippine law.

Defying Court Orders Consequences OF Disobedience IN THE Philippine Justice System

The Supreme Court clarifies that repealing a penal law does not erase criminal liability when the offense is reenacted, affirming a child pornography conviction.

Child Pornography Prosecution After Repeal: The Doctrine of Reenactment in the Philippines

Can a repealed law still lead to conviction? The Supreme Court clarifies how reenactment preserves criminal liability for child pornography offenses.