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Showing 385–389 of 389 articles for “alibi”

Robbery With Homicide: Intent, Alibi, and Aggravating Circumstances Explained

A look at People v. Feliciano on robbery with homicide, the weakness of alibi, and how aggravating circumstances affect the penalty.

The Alibi Defense Proving Physical Impossibility in Philippine Criminal Law

Learn how Philippine courts test alibi defenses through physical impossibility, using the 1996 Bautista case as a guide.

Rape Conviction and the Weight of Credible Testimony: Protecting Victims' Rights in the Philippines

How the Supreme Court affirmed a rape conviction, underscoring the power of a credible victim's testimony and the limits of the alibi defense.

Rape Conviction Upheld: Credibility of Witnesses and the Weakness of Alibi in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court affirms rape conviction, explaining why witness credibility prevails over alibi and how trivial inconsistencies do not destroy a complainant's testimony.

Positive Identification Over Alibi Upholding Conviction in Murder and Frustrated Murder Case

Supreme Court affirms murder and frustrated murder conviction, ruling positive identification prevails over alibi and denial.