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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “hearsay exception”

Dying Declarations vs Res Gestae: Hearsay Exceptions in Philippine Murder Cases

The Supreme Court clarifies when a victim's dying words are admissible—as a dying declaration or as res gestae—in a murder conviction.

Understanding Psychological Violence Under RA 9262: Insights From a Landmark Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies what constitutes psychological violence under RA 9262, including marital infidelity, hearsay exceptions, and penalties.

Hearsay Exceptions: When Can a Third-Party Confession Clear Your Name?

A third-party confession can be hearsay evidence—but only admissible if the declarant is unavailable and trustworthy. Learn the rules.

When Can Witness Testimony Lead to Acquittal: A Philippine Case Study

Learn how Philippine courts weigh witness credibility, hearsay exceptions, and declarations against penal interest in criminal cases.