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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “fear and intimidation”

Rape Overcoming Fear AND Intimidation Through Testimony

Rape Delay in Reporting Due to Fear and Intimidation Does Not Affect Victim's Credibility

Philippine Supreme Court rules that a rape victim's delay in reporting due to fear of the offender does not diminish her credibility or indicate a false accusation.

Credibility in Rape Cases: Overcoming Delay with Fear and Intimidation

How Philippine courts treat delayed reporting in rape cases when threats of violence and death explain the victim's silence.

Rape Conviction Upheld Despite Delayed Reporting: Fear and Intimidation in Sexual Assault Cases

The Supreme Court affirms a robbery-with-rape conviction, ruling that a victim's delayed reporting and submission due to fear do not negate the crime.