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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “robbery-with-homicide”

Circumstantial Evidence and Conspiracy in Robbery with Homicide: A Philippine Supreme Court Guide

How the Supreme Court upheld a robbery-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence and conspiracy, and what this means for criminal cases.

Guilt Beyond Doubt: Circumstantial Evidence in Robbery With Homicide Cases

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

Circumstantial Evidence and Robbery With Homicide: Establishing Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt

How the Supreme Court upheld a robbery-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence, flight, and denial in People v. Corre Jr.

Conspiracy and Positive Identification in Robbery with Homicide Cases

The Court upholds robbery-with-homicide convictions built on conspiracy and eyewitness identification, but clarifies that a paltik gun does not prove illegal possession.

Reasonable Doubt Acquittal in Robbery With Homicide: When Weak Evidence Fails

Supreme Court acquits robbery-with-homicide accused where eyewitness testimony lacked specificity and conspiracy was not proven beyond reasonable doubt.

Circumstantial Evidence and Confessions to Confidants: Robbery with Homicide Conviction

The Supreme Court affirms a robbery-with-homicide conviction based on circumstantial evidence and voluntary admissions to a trusted police officer.

Understanding Complex Crime When ONE ACT Leads TO Multiple Felonies IN The Philippines

Learn how Philippine law treats a single act causing multiple felonies, using the robbery-with-homicide ruling in People v. Silan.