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Oct 11, 2021criminal-lawillegal-possession-of-explosiveschain-of-custodyreasonable-doubtrobberyp.d.-1866
Reasonable Doubt in Illegal Possession of Explosives: Safeguarding Individual Liberties
The Supreme Court acquits a robbery suspect of illegal possession of explosives due to a broken chain of custody, underscoring the importance of procedural safeguards.
Feb 1, 2000kidnappingalibicriminal lawillegal possession of explosivespositive identificationsupreme court
When Alibi Fails and Positive Identification Prevails in Kidnapping Cases
Philippine Supreme Court ruling on kidnapping, alibi defense, and illegal possession of explosives explained in plain language.