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Showing 1–15 of 15 articles for “rape-with-homicide”

Circumstantial Evidence in Philippine Criminal Law: When Is It Enough to Convict?

The Supreme Court acquits a rape-with-homicide accused, clarifying when circumstantial evidence falls short of moral certainty.

Uncorroborated Testimony and Probable Cause: Safeguarding Against Baseless Accusations

How Philippine courts use circumstantial evidence to convict in rape-with-homicide cases while protecting the accused from baseless accusations.

Circumstantial Evidence in Rape with Homicide Cases: Proving Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt

How the Supreme Court upheld a rape-with-homicide conviction based solely on circumstantial evidence, and what this means for Philippine criminal prosecutions.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: The Credibility of a Child Witness in Sexual Assault Cases

The Supreme Court affirms a rape-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence, explaining how such evidence can prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

Confessions and Circumstantial Evidence in Rape with Homicide Cases: People v. Sace

The Supreme Court affirms a rape-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence and a spontaneous confession, explaining key evidentiary rules.

Confessions and Circumstantial Evidence in Rape with Homicide: People v. Sace

The Supreme Court affirms a rape-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence and a spontaneous confession, explaining key evidentiary rules.

Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Conspiracy and Murder: The Maliao Case

A look at how the Supreme Court distinguished conspiracy from mere accomplice liability in a rape-with-homicide case.

Confession as Key Evidence in Rape with Homicide: The Weight of Judicial Admission

How a voluntary confession and circumstantial evidence secured a rape-with-homicide conviction, and what this means for criminal cases.

Circumstantial Evidence and DNA in Rape with Homicide: When Conviction Stands Beyond Reasonable Doubt

The Supreme Court affirms a rape-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence, explaining when inconclusive DNA results do not warrant acquittal.

Rape and Consent: Examining the Boundaries of Sexual Assault in the Philippines

The Supreme Court affirms a rape-with-homicide conviction, clarifying how force and lack of consent are established in Philippine law.

Treachery and Witness Testimony Proving Murder Beyond Reasonable Doubt in the Philippines

How Philippine courts weigh eyewitness testimony, physical evidence, and alibi in rape-with-homicide cases, and why conviction requires proof beyond reasonable doubt.

Dying Declarations and Juvenile Offenders: Defining Justice in Rape with Homicide Cases

The Supreme Court affirms a rape-with-homicide conviction based on a dying declaration but spares a 15-year-old from death.

Credibility in Rape Cases: How Philippine Courts Weigh Witness Testimony

In the Sanchez rape-with-homicide case, the Supreme Court explains why trial court findings on witness credibility are rarely overturned on appeal.

Eyewitness Testimony and Positive Identification in Murder Cases: People v. Paraiso

How the Supreme Court weighed eyewitness credibility, minor inconsistencies, and alibi in a rape-with-homicide conviction.

When Silence Speaks Volumes: Rape With Homicide Convictions Through Eyewitness and Circumstantial Evidence

How Philippine courts convict in rape-with-homicide cases when the victim cannot testify, using eyewitness accounts and circumstantial evidence.