Filipinos marrying aliens keep their citizenship unless they renounce it through specific acts or omissions.
Does marrying an alien cause a citizen to lose their citizenship? Read More »
Dual allegiance is considered contrary to national interest and will be regulated by law.
What is the state’s view on dual allegiance? Read More »
Voters must be citizens, 18 years old, and meet specific national and local residency requirements.
What are the age and residence requirements for suffrage? Read More »
Excessive fines and cruel, degrading, or inhuman punishments are strictly prohibited by the Constitution.
What are the rules regarding fines and punishments? Read More »
Death penalty is prohibited unless Congress provides for it regarding compelling reasons and heinous crimes.
When can the death penalty be imposed? Read More »
Physical or psychological punishment and subhuman conditions for prisoners are illegal and must be addressed.
How should prisoners and detainees be treated? Read More »
No person shall suffer imprisonment for failing to pay a debt or a poll tax.
Can a person be imprisoned for not paying a debt? Read More »
No person can be prosecuted twice for the same offense or act punished by law and ordinance.
What is the principle of double jeopardy? Read More »
Habeas corpus can only be suspended during invasion or rebellion when required by public safety.
When can the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus be suspended? Read More »
All persons are entitled to a speedy disposition of their cases in judicial, quasi-judicial, or administrative bodies.
What is the right of all persons regarding the disposition of their cases? Read More »
