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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “confiscation”

Confiscation of Property: Balancing Government Authority and Due Process Rights

Explore how the Supreme Court balances state power to recover ill-gotten wealth against constitutional due process and prescription rights.

Confiscation of Property and Due Process Rights of Third-Party Owners

When can the government confiscate a vehicle used in illegal logging? The Supreme Court clarifies the due process rights of third-party owners.

Protecting Your Property From Confiscation: Third Party Claims in Philippine Criminal Cases

Learn how third parties can protect property from confiscation in Philippine criminal cases, based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Sea Lion Fishing Corporation.

Guardians at the Gate: Examining Self-Defense and Accountability in Philippine Homicide Cases

A security guard's fatal shooting raises key questions on self-defense, treachery, and firearm confiscation in Philippine criminal law.

Self-Defense, Unlawful Aggression, and Firearm Confiscation in Homicide Cases

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies self-defense requirements, unauthorized firearm use as aggravating circumstance, and rightful confiscation of licensed firearms.

DENR Authority Prevails: Confiscation of Vehicles Used in Illegal Logging

Supreme Court ruling on DENR's exclusive authority to confiscate vehicles used in illegal logging under Section 68-A of PD 705.

Reinstating Bail Bonds: When Can a Judge Reverse Confiscation Orders?

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when judges may reinstate confiscated bail bonds and reverse orders before final judgment.

Understanding Illegal Logging and Timber Possession Laws in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that possessing lumber without legal documents is a crime under the Revised Forestry Code, explaining key rules on seizure and confiscation.