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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “ra 9346”

Protecting the Vulnerable: Rape of a Person Deprived of Reason and RA 9346

The Supreme Court clarifies rape of a mentally disabled victim, the distinction from person, and applies Republic Act No. 9346, which prohibits the death penalty. The ruling is significant for prosecu

Parental Liability in Statutory Rape: Philippine Law and Child Protection

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies statutory rape by a parent, penalties under RA 9346, and damages awarded to minor victims.

Parent Convicted of Qualified Rape of Minor Daughter: Supreme Court Affirms

Supreme Court affirms conviction of father for qualified rape of his minor daughter, reducing death penalty to reclusion perpetua under RA 9346.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: Credibility of Child Victim and Damages Under RA 9346

The Supreme Court affirms a statutory rape conviction based on the credible testimony of a six-year-old victim, and adjusts penalties and damages.

Protecting Child Rape Victims: Damages and Penalties Under RA 9346

A look at how the Supreme Court affirmed a qualified rape conviction and clarified civil damages for child victims of sexual abuse.

Incestuous Rape in the Philippines: Protecting Children and Upholding Justice

The Supreme Court affirms the conviction of a father for four counts of incestuous rape, imposing reclusion perpetua without parole under RA 9346.

Understanding Qualified Rape and the Effect of RA 9346 on Death Penalty Cases

A Supreme Court ruling on incestuous rape clarifies qualified rape elements, victim credibility standards, and how RA 9346 converts death sentences to reclusion perpetua.

Rape in the Victim's Home: When Dwelling Aggravates the Crime

Philippine Supreme Court explains when "dwelling" aggravates rape, and how RA 9346 changed the penalty from death to reclusion perpetua.