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Mar 15, 2021criminal-lawplea-bargainingdangerous-drugsra-9165supreme-courtcriminal-procedure

Plea Bargaining in Drug Cases: What the Supreme Court's Majingcar Ruling Means

The Supreme Court clarifies when courts may allow plea bargaining in drug cases and the prosecutor's role in the process.

Mar 15, 2021estafaanti-graftrevised-penal-codera-3019criminal-lawsupreme-court

Understanding Intent and Liability in Estafa and Graft Cases: Lessons from a LRA Employee's Conviction

The Supreme Court affirms the conviction of an LRA employee for estafa and graft, clarifying the elements of fraud and bad faith.

Mar 15, 2021criminal lawplea bargainingra 9165dangerous drugssupreme courtprosecutors

The Prosecutor's Consent in Plea Bargaining: Insights from a Philippine Supreme Court Ruling

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that a prosecutor's consent is indispensable for a valid plea bargain in drugs cases.

Mar 15, 2021labor-lawillegal-dismissalloss-of-trustgross-neglectabandonmentjust-cause

Illegal Dismissal: When Loss of Trust and Confidence Fails as Just Cause

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when loss of trust, gross neglect, and abandonment are valid grounds for dismissing an employee.

Mar 15, 2021void marriagesimulated marriagefamily codedeclaration of nullitymarriage licensephilippine law

Understanding Void Marriages: The Impact of Simulated Unions on Legal Validity in the Philippines

A simulated marriage used as a front for benefits is void ab initio. The Supreme Court explains why in Ado-an-Morimoto v. Morimoto.

Mar 15, 2021property-lawland-registrationtorrens-titlesupreme-courtp.d.-1529

Land Registration and the Integrity of Torrens Titles in the Philippines

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on land registration, double titling risks, and the integrity of Torrens titles.

Mar 15, 2021criminal lawchain of custodydangerous drugsra 9165buy-bust operationra 10640

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Why Strict Compliance Matters After RA 10640

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect for broken chain of custody and missing witnesses, reinforcing strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Mar 15, 2021labor lawvoluntary arbitrationrule 43labor codesupreme courtappeals

Voluntary Arbitrator Appeals: The 15-Day Rule After Reconsideration

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the appeal period for voluntary arbitrator decisions—15 days after denial of reconsideration, not 10.

Mar 15, 2021chain of custodyra 9165reasonable doubtdrug casesbuy-bust operationcriminal law

Reasonable Doubt in Drug Cases: The Chain of Custody Rule Under RA 9165

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect where police failed to comply with the chain of custody rule, reaffirming the presumption of innocence.

Mar 15, 2021plea bargainingdrug casesra 9165doj circular 27criminal proceduresupreme court

Plea Bargaining in Drug Cases: Consent Rules, DOJ Circulars, and What the High Court Settled

The Supreme Court clarifies when prosecutors must consent to plea bargains in drug cases and why courts cannot strike down DOJ circulars on their own.

Mar 15, 2021criminal-lawrapequalified-rapevictim-testimonysupreme-courtevidence

Victim Testimony in Philippine Rape Cases: Insights from a Landmark Supreme Court Decision

A look at how the Supreme Court upholds rape convictions based on credible victim testimony, even without medical evidence.

Mar 15, 2021criminal-lawaffidavits-of-desistanceestafaanti-graftsandiganbayanjurisprudence

Understanding Judicial Misconduct and the Limits of Affidavits of Desistance in the Philippines

A Supreme Court ruling explains when affidavits of desistance fail to absolve an accused and clarifies penalties for estafa and graft.

Mar 15, 2021criminal-lawchain-of-custodydangerous-drugsra-9165drug-offensessupreme-court

Ensuring Integrity in Drug Cases: The Crucial Role of Chain of Custody in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect due to a broken chain of custody, underscoring why every link matters in preserving evidence integrity.

Mar 15, 2021labor-lawillegal-dismissalterminationgross-negligenceloss-of-trustabandonment

Understanding Illegal Dismissal When Negligence Doesnt Justify Termination

The Supreme Court clarifies when simple negligence or carelessness cannot justify termination, explaining the standards for loss of trust, gross neglect, and abandonment.

Mar 15, 2021contract-lawrescissionforfeituremutual-restitutioncivil-codearticle-1191

Contract Rescission in the Philippines: When Forfeiture Clauses and Mutual Restitution Apply

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when forfeiture clauses survive contract rescission and when mutual restitution applies under Article 1191.

Mar 15, 2021labor-lawillegal-dismissalloss-of-trustgross-neglectabandonmenttermination

Loss of Trust and Confidence as Just Cause for Dismissal: What Employers Must Prove

The Supreme Court clarifies when loss of trust, gross neglect, or abandonment can justify terminating an employee under Philippine labor law.

Mar 15, 2021labor-lawvoluntary-arbitrationappeal-periodsupreme-courtrule-43philippines

Mastering the Appeal Period: How to Navigate Voluntary Arbitrator Decisions in the Philippines

Learn the correct appeal period for voluntary arbitrator decisions in the Philippines, clarified by the Supreme Court in DORELCO Employees Union v. DORELCO.

Mar 15, 2021labor-lawillegal-dismissalconstructive-dismissalmanagement-prerogativeterminationlabor-code

Management Prerogative vs. Constructive Dismissal: Balancing Employer Rights and Employee Security

The Supreme Court clarifies when loss of trust, negligence, and abandonment justify dismissal, protecting employees from arbitrary termination.

Mar 15, 2021criminal-lawplea-bargainingdangerous-drugsprosecutorial-consentrule-116jurisprudence

Plea Bargaining in Drug Cases: Why Prosecutorial Consent Matters

The Supreme Court clarifies that plea bargaining in drug cases requires the prosecutor's consent, and explains the limits of A.M. No. 18-03-16-SC.

Mar 14, 2021arsoncircumstantial evidencecriminal lawhomiciderules of evidence

Arson with Homicide: How Circumstantial Evidence Secured a Conviction

The Supreme Court affirmed an arson-with-homicide conviction based solely on circumstantial evidence. Learn the legal standard and key lessons.

Mar 9, 2021eminent domainfranchiseelectricity distributionexpropriationpublic usejust compensation

Navigating Eminent Domain and Franchise Rights: The Battle Over Electricity Distribution in Iloilo City

The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of expropriation provisions in R.A. 11212, allowing MORE Power to acquire PECO's distribution system in Iloilo City.

Mar 8, 2021ra 9262psychological abusecybercrimesocial mediaviolence against womensupreme court

When a Public Facebook Post Becomes Psychological Abuse Under RA 9262

The Supreme Court clarifies when social media posts constitute psychological abuse under RA 9262 and how ICT use raises the penalty.

Mar 8, 2021res judicatastare decisissupreme courtcivil procedureunsigned resolution

Res Judicata and Stare Decisis: What Unsigned SC Resolutions Mean for Stock Attachment Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies that unsigned resolutions bind only the parties, not the public, and cannot establish legal doctrine.

Mar 3, 2021implied trustreconveyancegood faith purchaserproperty lawcivil codetorrens system

Understanding Fraudulent Property Transfers, Implied Trusts, and Good Faith Buyers in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains when a fraudulent property transfer creates an implied trust and when buyers in good faith are protected under Philippine law.