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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “election gun ban”

Election Gun Ban: What Counts as a Deadly Weapon in the Philippines

SC clarifies what "other deadly weapons" means under the election gun ban, and why a knife conviction was reversed.

Election Gun Ban and Retroactivity: The Bargado Case Explained

Can a postponed election erase a gun ban violation? The Supreme Court's Bargado ruling explains retroactivity in Philippine election law.

Election Gun Ban: Can Bladed Weapons Be Prohibited?

The Supreme Court rules on whether the COMELEC election gun ban can cover bladed instruments like knives, and explains how to challenge its constitutionality.

Stop and Frisk During Election Periods: When Police Searches Are Valid

The Supreme Court explains when a warrantless stop and frisk search is valid, using an election gun ban case as an example.

Election Gun Ban and Airsoft Guns: What the Supreme Court Ruled

The Supreme Court upheld COMELEC's inclusion of airsoft guns in the election gun ban but excluded replicas and imitations.

Election Gun Ban vs Illegal Firearm Possession: Avoiding Double Conviction

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a person can be convicted of illegal firearm possession during an election gun ban period.