What Crimes Involve the Death of a Person?
Learn how Philippine law distinguishes parricide, murder, homicide, infanticide, criminal negligence, defenses, penalties, and evidence requirements.
Learn how Philippine law distinguishes parricide, murder, homicide, infanticide, criminal negligence, defenses, penalties, and evidence requirements.
Can a private landowner face homicide charges after a fatal accident caused by an unsecured hazardous structure? Philippine law requires proof of reckless negligence and direct causation.
Can Landowners Face Homicide Charges for Unsafe Property? Read More »
Death penalty is imposed if homicide occurs during rape, or if the victim is a minor related to the offender.
When is the maximum penalty of death imposed for Rape under Article 266-B? Read More »
Death penalty is imposed if homicide occurs during rape, or if the victim is a minor related to the offender.
When is the maximum penalty of death imposed for Rape under Article 266-B? Read More »
Penalty for frustrated parricide, murder, or homicide may be lowered by one degree by the court.
Courts may reduce the penalty by one degree for attempt to commit parricide, murder, or homicide.
How is the penalty for an attempt to commit Parricide, Murder, or Homicide determined? Read More »
Discharge of firearms at another person incurs prision correccional unless it qualifies as a higher crime.
What is the crime and penalty for a simple discharge of a firearm at another person? Read More »
Homicide is killing another without murder or parricide circumstances, punished by reclusion temporal.
How is the crime of Homicide defined and what is its prescribed penalty? Read More »