
A fugitive’svanishing refuge
From that moment he loses standing: he cannot participate, cannot seek relief, and regains his footing only by surrendering.
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From that moment he loses standing: he cannot participate, cannot seek relief, and regains his footing only by surrendering.
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In criminal proceedings, the Supreme Court has consistently ruled that resolutions of the Ombudsman are not subject to ordinary appeal.
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Infringement may give rise to civil liability. In more serious cases, it may result in criminal prosecution, carrying fines and imprisonment.
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Understanding how electronic data functions as evidence is no longer confined to lawyers and courts.
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Eduardo Regio passed the 2025 Bar Exam on his 11th try, citing faith and persistence, earning praise from SC Justice Amy Lazaro-Javier.
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The Supreme Court affirms Armando Almo Co’s conviction and acquits Mark Joel Morales over a P17 million party-list nomination payment, citing public policy and…
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The Supreme Court clarifies the fugitive disentitlement doctrine, ruling that individuals who leave the Philippines to evade prosecution cannot seek court…
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Atty. Ruy Rondain says former Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co’s passport cannot be canceled as he has not been charged in court over the Floodgate issue.
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The Supreme Court has approved the Rules on Extradition Proceedings, detailing procedures and guidelines for courts in handling extradition cases. The rules…
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The Iglesia ni Cristo asserts that former President Duterte should be tried under Philippine law, not foreign courts, stressing unity, justice, and due process…
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The Supreme Court has approved landmark rules on electronic notarization, expanding access to notarial services through digital methods. The reform takes…
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