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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “right to silence”

Right to Silence in Custodial Investigations: What People v. Guillen Means for Accused Persons

The Supreme Court clarifies that silence during custodial investigation cannot be used as implied admission of guilt against an accused.

Uncounseled Confessions and the Right to Silence: Protecting Due Process in Philippine Criminal Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when uncounseled confessions are inadmissible and why timely objections matter in Philippine criminal procedure.