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Nov 27, 2003 criminal-law rape acts-of-lasciviousness reasonable-doubt evidence philippine-supreme-court

Navigating Doubt When A Rape Charge Becomes Acts of Lasciviousness

When rape evidence falters, Philippine courts may convict for acts of lasciviousness. A guide to the rules on doubt, admissions, and included offenses.

Oct 23, 2003 criminal law homicide reckless imprudence included offenses self-defense conspiracy

Homicide and Reckless Imprudence: Understanding Included Offenses in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when reckless imprudence is a lesser included offense of homicide, and the limits of self-defense claims.