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Accountability for Accomplices: Conspiracy in Carnapping with Homicide

How the Supreme Court held four accused liable for carnapping with homicide through conspiracy, and what this means for accomplice liability.

Mastermind Liability When Inducement Leads to Robbery and Carnapping

When a mastermind induces others to commit robbery and carnapping, Philippine law holds them fully liable for all consequences.

Carnapping With Homicide: Conspiracy and Admissibility of Extrajudicial Confessions

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on carnapping with homicide, conspiracy among co-accused, and when extrajudicial confessions to private persons are admissible.

Carnapping With Homicide: Liability and Circumstantial Evidence in Philippine Law

How the Supreme Court upheld a carnapping-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence, explaining liability rules under RA 6539.