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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “hot pursuit”

Hot Pursuit Arrests: When Is a Warrant Required in the Philippines

The Supreme Court explains the limits of warrantless hot pursuit arrests and the chain of custody rule for seized drugs.

Hot Pursuit Arrests and Drug Evidence: Lessons from Adoma v. People

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect, clarifying the rules on warrantless arrests and the chain of custody of seized items.

Probable Cause and Hot Pursuit: When Police Can Make a Warrantless Arrest

The Supreme Court clarifies the "hot pursuit" exception to the warrant requirement, explaining when police may arrest without a warrant.

When a Warrantless Arrest Fails: The Adoma Case and the Chain of Custody Rule

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after an invalid hot pursuit arrest and broken chain of custody. Learn the rules.

Hot Pursuit Arrests and Drug Evidence: What Adoma v. People Teaches Law Enforcement

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect, clarifying the rules on hot pursuit arrests and the chain of custody of seized evidence.

When a Station Search Goes Too Far: Hot Pursuit Arrests and Search Incident Limits

A valid hot pursuit arrest does not justify a later station house search. Know the limits of search incident to arrest.

Limits of Warrantless Arrests: Probable Cause and Immediacy in Hot Pursuit

The Supreme Court clarifies the limits of warrantless arrests under Rule 113, Section 5(b), focusing on probable cause and immediacy in hot pursuit cases.

When Police Tips Fail: Hot Pursuit Arrests and Drug Evidence in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect, clarifying when warrantless hot pursuit arrests are invalid and seized drugs inadmissible.