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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “ra 8353”

Protecting the Vulnerable: Statutory Rape and the Evolution of Philippine Law

The Supreme Court affirms a conviction for statutory rape, clarifying how Philippine law protects minors and how penalties evolved under RA 8353.

Supreme Court Affirms Conviction in Incestuous Rape, Adjusts Damages

The High Court affirms a father's rape conviction, clarifies penalties under RA 8353, and adjusts civil, moral, and exemplary damages.

Protecting Children: Rape Conviction Upheld Despite Errors in Legal Citations

Supreme Court affirms rape conviction of child's neighbor, clarifies correct law under RA 8353, and finds two counts of rape.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: Force, Intimidation, and Carnal Knowledge in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies force, intimidation, and carnal knowledge in rape under RA 8353, affirming a conviction.

Rape Conviction and Penalties Under RA 8353: Lessons from People v. Olaybar

The Supreme Court clarifies statutory rape and sexual assault penalties, and the evidentiary weight of a child victim's testimony.