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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “destructive arson”

Simple vs Destructive Arson: Intent, Information Adequacy, and Penalty

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies simple vs destructive arson, emphasizing the information's allegations control the crime charged and penalty.

Arson Proven by Circumstantial Evidence: Insurance Claims and Intent

The Supreme Court explains how circumstantial evidence, including over-insurance, can prove destructive arson beyond reasonable doubt.

Simple Arson vs Destructive Arson: Intent and Degree of Damage in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between simple arson and destructive arson, focusing on intent, degree of damage, and the properties burned.