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Showing 145–150 of 150 articles for “bail”

When Judges Overstep in Preliminary Investigations: A Lesson from Depamaylo v. Brotarlo

A judge reduced murder to homicide to grant bail, ignored prosecution rights, and was fined P20,000 for misconduct.

Habeas Corpus After Criminal Charges: When Illegal Arrest No Longer Justifies Release

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when habeas corpus becomes moot after criminal charges are filed and bail is posted.

Excessive Bail in the Philippines: Limits and Your Rights Under the Rules of Court

A Supreme Court ruling explains when bail becomes excessive and what judges must consider. Learn your rights.

Bail Hearings Protecting Due Process in Philippine Criminal Law

A judge was dismissed for granting bail without hearing and acquitting before defense rested. Learn the due process rules.

Court Personnel Accountability: Handling Fiduciary Funds Under Circular 13-92

Branch clerks of court cannot evade accountability for mishandling fiduciary funds. The Supreme Court clarifies rules on bailbond receipts and deposits.

Bail in the Philippines: When Is a Hearing Required in Capital Offenses

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that bail in capital offenses requires a hearing, even if the prosecution recommends bail.