Philippine Law Journal, Količina 71College of Law, University of the Philippines, 1996 |
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Stran 83
... heinous crime , and ( b ) that compelling reasons involving parricide exist ; it must also , in its application , not violate all other constitutional norms of general application which implement the general rule against State ...
... heinous crime , and ( b ) that compelling reasons involving parricide exist ; it must also , in its application , not violate all other constitutional norms of general application which implement the general rule against State ...
Stran 84
... heinous crime and what are compelling reasons involving parricide to justify the judge in imposing the penalty of death instead of reclusion perpetua . RA 7659 leaves the determination of these matters solely to the trial judge's ...
... heinous crime and what are compelling reasons involving parricide to justify the judge in imposing the penalty of death instead of reclusion perpetua . RA 7659 leaves the determination of these matters solely to the trial judge's ...
Stran 92
... heinous in 1987 and was still not heinous in 1993 , at the time RA 7659 was under consideration ; the mere reiteration of the exact provision of Article 246 in section 5 of RA 7659 indicates that it is exactly the same pre - 1987 ...
... heinous in 1987 and was still not heinous in 1993 , at the time RA 7659 was under consideration ; the mere reiteration of the exact provision of Article 246 in section 5 of RA 7659 indicates that it is exactly the same pre - 1987 ...
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TOWARDS A MORE EFFECTIVE PRETRIAL PROCEDURE | 1 |
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION IN CRIMINAL CASES | 37 |
THE LAW ON EVIDENCE REVISITED | 57 |
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