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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “parental rape”

Double Jeopardy and Parental Rape: What the Supreme Court Clarified in G.R. No. 262846

The Supreme Court clarifies double jeopardy in criminal appeals and affirms a father's rape conviction in G.R. No. 262846.

Moral Ascendancy as Force in Parental Rape: Erosion of Trust in People v. Mayola

Father convicted of qualified rape: moral ascendancy substitutes for force, delay in reporting does not negate the crime.

Breach OF Trust Examining THE Legal Implications OF Parental Rape IN THE Philippines

A father convicted of simple rape despite charges of qualified rape; the Court explains why minority and relationship must both be proven.

Protecting the Vulnerable: Upholding Justice for Victims of Parental Rape

Philippine Supreme Court affirms conviction for qualified rape committed by a father against his minor daughter, emphasizing the law's protection for vulnerable victims.

Breach of Trust: The Grave Consequences of Parental Rape in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court affirms the death penalty for a father who raped his 10-year-old daughter, highlighting the law's treatment of incestuous rape.

Protecting Children from Parental Rape: When the Death Penalty Applies

A father raped his 13-year-old daughter, yet the Supreme Court reduced his death sentence to reclusion perpetua. Here's why.

Breach of Trust: Parental Rape and Child Protection Laws in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court affirms death penalty for father who raped his 12-year-old daughter, clarifying parental authority and rape laws.

Protecting Children: Parental Rape and the Importance of Victim Credibility in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court clarifies that a stepfather's relationship to a rape victim must be stated in the Information to justify the death penalty.

Parental Rape in the Philippines: The Right to Counsel and the Death Penalty

When a father is accused of raping his daughter, the Supreme Court still requires effective counsel—explained in People v. Bermas.