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Mar 23, 2011 libel press freedom fair reporting philippine law supreme court criminal law

Protecting Press Freedom Understanding Libel and Fair Reporting in Philippine Media Law

Explore the boundaries of libel and fair reporting in Philippine media law through the Supreme Court's ruling in Angeles v. Gaite.

Mar 23, 2011 certiorari extraordinary writs libel freedom of the press probable cause criminal procedure

When Prohibition Fails: Understanding the Limits of Extraordinary Writs in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court clarifies when certiorari may be used despite a pending information, and how fair reporting protects the press from libel.

Jul 31, 2003 libel criminal law fair reporting privileged communication philippine daily inquirer article 360

Fair Reporting vs Defamation: Weighing Public Interest in Libel Cases

The Supreme Court clarifies when news reports on matters of public interest are privileged, and who bears liability for libel under Article 360.

Dec 15, 2000 libel fair reporting privilege media law criminal law philippine law

Fair Reporting Privilege When Media Coverage of Official Proceedings Is Protected From Libel Suits in the Phil

Learn how the fair reporting privilege shields media coverage of official proceedings from libel suits in the Philippines, with rules and limits explained.