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Oct 20, 2024 search warrant scattershot warrant one specific offense constitutional law rule 126 criminal procedure

Scattershot Search Warrants: The “One Specific Offense” Rule Explained

When does a search warrant become an invalid “scattershot” warrant? The Supreme Court clarifies the “one specific offense” rule in Puguon v. People.

Jul 12, 2022 criminal law illegal possession of firearms judicial admission ra 10591 evidence supreme court

Judicial Admission Can Prove Lack of Firearm License in Illegal Possession Cases

Supreme Court ruling: an accused's own admission in court can prove lack of a firearm license, without needing a PNP certification.