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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “social media evidence”

Proving Online Abuse: Social Media Evidence in VAWC Cases

Supreme Court clarifies how to prove authorship of social media posts in VAWC cases and raises penalties when ICT is used.

Eyewitness Credibility and Social Media Evidence in Psychological Abuse Convictions

How the Supreme Court affirmed a psychological abuse conviction and set guidelines for proving social media authorship beyond reasonable doubt.

Online Psychological Abuse Under RA 9262: High Court Sets Social Media Evidence Rules

The Supreme Court affirms that Facebook posts can prove psychological abuse under RA 9262, setting guidelines on proving social media authorship and raising penalties for ICT use.

Online Psychological Abuse Under RA 9262: High Court Clarifies Social Media Evidence and Penalties

Supreme Court affirms conviction for online psychological abuse under RA 9262, sets guidelines on proving social media authorship, and raises penalty for ICT use.

Online Abuse Conviction Upheld: SC Rules on VAWC and Social Media Evidence

The Supreme Court affirms a VAWC conviction for a public Facebook post, ruling that social media use raises the penalty by one degree.

Proving Online Abuse: Social Media Evidence in VAWC Cases

How the Supreme Court allows circumstantial evidence to prove authorship of harmful social media posts in psychological abuse cases.

Online Psychological Abuse Under RA 9262: High Court Sets Rules on Social Media Evidence

Supreme Court clarifies how to prove authorship of abusive Facebook posts and raises penalties when ICT is used in VAWC cases.

Online Psychological Abuse and Social Media Evidence: The Supreme Court's Guidelines on Facebook Account Owner

How Philippine courts prove Facebook authorship in VAWC cases, and why using social media raises the penalty for psychological abuse.