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Oct 15, 2019 firearms right to privacy search and seizure ra 10591 philippine national police constitutional law

Firearm Regulation in the Philippines: The Right to Privacy vs. Public Safety

The Supreme Court ruled that firearm ownership is a privilege, not a right, but struck down warrantless home inspections as unconstitutional.

Jun 26, 2013 right to privacy video surveillance civil code preliminary injunction reasonable expectation of privacy

Privacy Beyond Residence: Surveillance Cameras and the Right to Be Let Alone

The Supreme Court expands the right to privacy beyond residences, holding that business premises and property enjoy protection from intrusive video surveillance.

Apr 19, 2006 executive-order-420 right-to-privacy administrative-law constitutional-law government-id philippine-supreme-court

Executive Order 420 and the Right to Privacy: When ID Systems Need Legislation

The Supreme Court upheld EO 420, ruling that unifying existing government ID systems is a valid executive act, not legislation.