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Showing 193–195 of 195 articles for “death penalty”

Automatic Review of Death Penalty Cases Safeguards Justice Regardless of the Accused's Actions

The Supreme Court clarifies that automatic review of death penalty cases ensures justice and due process, independent of the accused's conduct or character.

Death Penalty in the Philippines: Compelling Reasons and Heinous Crimes

The Supreme Court clarifies when the death penalty applies for heinous crimes and why reclusion perpetua remains an indivisible penalty under Philippine law.

Reclusion Perpetua: The Unchanged Penalty for Murder Despite Constitutional Shifts

The Supreme Court clarifies that the 1987 Constitution's death penalty abolition does not alter the penalty periods for murder under the Revised Penal Code.