
Battered wife freed from raps
The Supreme Court Second Division acquitted a woman convicted of parricide for killing her abusive husband, ruling that Battered Woman Syndrome exempted her…
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The Supreme Court Second Division acquitted a woman convicted of parricide for killing her abusive husband, ruling that Battered Woman Syndrome exempted her…
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The lesson is clear: death should neither defeat legitimate claims nor impose personal liability upon innocent heirs.
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The Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) has submitted five nominees for chief justice and 11 candidates for associate justice to Malacañang, allowing President…
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The Supreme Court has ordered the Senate impeachment court and the House of Representatives to comment on a petition seeking to halt Vice President Sara…
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The Supreme Court has reduced the penalty for a former school principal in an illegal tree-cutting case, citing insufficient evidence of grave misconduct and…
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The key question for Dela Rosa is whether Philippine law allows his surrender before the Supreme Court issues a decision.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that employees cannot be forced to retire before the mandatory age of 65 without their voluntary consent, affirming the illegal…
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Senator Ronald 'Bato' Dela Rosa renews his Supreme Court plea to block ICC arrest, citing a P50-million bounty and threats to his constitutional rights.…
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A Laguna judge faces a perjury complaint for allegedly delaying an e-warrant for six years, prompting calls from VACC to strengthen electronic warrant…
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Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro refutes claims of being considered for a Supreme Court appointment, emphasizing she has not…
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Dela Rosa is still here, still within reach of our courts, and the Supreme Court can still decide the matter before anyone is surrendered.
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‘The DBM will observe the applicable Supreme Court directives concerning these provisions, without prejudice to the government’s right to seek reconsideration…
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