Constitutional Rights Philippines Novels & Stories

Walang pipigil sa kaniya, kahit na baliin pa niya ang batas. But he was not in the Philippines. He's in f*****g California! Wala siyang kakayahang pagalawin ang kapangyarihan doon. He needs to follow the rules. He needs to follow the orders. And every second that passes by, it was like taking away his twenty-four hours of a lifespan. “I’m so sorry, Bro.” Umiling ito. “D****t! Are they really doing their jobs? Because for me it wasn’t enough!” mariing sambit niya na ang tinutukoy ay ang mga pulis doon.

Ilang beses niya ring tinatanggihan ang mga pagbisita ko sa kanya, pero ngayon, pumayag ito. The court has already given their verdict on them. Haharap si Kuya Tim sa kaso na Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act (RA 9262) and the Child Abuse Law (RA 7610), minor offense Illegal Gambling (Presidential Decree No. 1602), Infanticide (Article 246 of the Revised Penal Code) at Kidnapping for ransom and Serious Illegal Detention (Article 267 of the Revised Penal Code). And he’ll facing a lifetime imprisonment.

"Wow... Sa tingin ko ay kailangan ko ang abogado ko dahil may kakasuhan akong babae na bigla na lang akong sinabuyan ng isang baldeng tubig. Tapos malalaman kong pulis pala ang babaeng iyon?" "Anong sabi mo!" sigaw pa ng babae at may mga pulis na ang humihila sa kanya palabas. "Under Article 287 of the Philippine Revise Penal Code, unjust vexation, also classified as a form of light coercion," mayabang kong sabi sa kanya. Hindi man ako nakapag-aral nang maayos pero grabe ang training na dinanas namin sa Hermana. "Pwede kang masuspende sa posisyon mo at malala pa ay baka matanggal ka sa serbisyo."

Alam naman naming dalawa ang katotohanan, pero ang marinig 'un mula sa mismong bibig ng batas ay nagbigay ng ibang uri ng bigat sa sitwasyon. "Your Honor," mabilis na sumingit si Attorney Carvajal habang bahagyang sumasandal sa lamesa. "Ngayong napatunayan na po ng korte na isang Valencia ang bata, mas may matibay na katuwiran ang kliyente ko na si G. Eduardo Valencia na humingi ng visitation rights at maging bahagi ng pagpapalaki sa kanyang apo. Hindi makatarungan na manatili ang temporary restraining order laban sa kanya."

He smirked when he saw me looking at him. “Ano? Por que close kayo nung librarian pagbabawalan mo na ‘kong umupo rito? Let me remind you Ms. Varseza that according to the 1987 Philippine Constitution Article 3 (1), ‘No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, nor shall any person be denied the equal protection of the laws.’ You have no power to remove my rights in occupying this space just because you are close to the librarian.” Umiling nalang ako at inirapan siya. He chuckled playfully. ‘Yan na naman siya.

“PO2 Yeonna Agravante!” "Pulis ka?" "Limang taon na." Nagpalakpakan ang mga tao nang idapa ng dalaga ang hostage-taker at lagyan ito ng posas sa likuran. “You have the right to remain silent…” Bilang alagad ng batas at arresting personnel, binasahan niya ng karapatan ang suspect bilang pagsunod sa police protocol. “Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult an attorney. If you can not afford one, you shall be provided by the government.”

"wife?really kailan sa pagkakaalam ko hiwalay na tayo 8 years nanga ang lumipas'' "really?sa pagkakatanda ko divorce is not approved here in the Philippines" napanganga ako dahil sa sinabi nya pinagluluko baako nang lalaking toh. "we get merried here in the Philippines hindi sa outside country we still married kaya may karapatan akong tawagin ka sa kahit anong gusto kung c,s(call sign) di ako nakasagot ay tanga oo nga hindi naman annulment paper pinapermahan nya saakin

Hindi pa man binabasa ni Ate Talia ang arrest warrant ay nagsalita na agad ito. "I don't know what this is about, but I have a right to-” "Dr. Benjamin Mercado, I am serving you with a warrant of arrest issued by the Regional Trial Court for violation of Article 365 of the Revised Penal Code. You are suspected of reckless imprudence resulting in physical injuries." Mercado stood, but his expression remained frozen in shock. An officer immediately stepped forward with handcuffs. He approached the doctor from behind while Talia faced him directly. "You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney. Do you understand your rights? "

Sa sandaling iyon, inayos ni Shawn ang kanyang salamin at nagbasa mula sa isang file. "Mr. Tuazon, ako si Shawn, ang abogado ni Aera Dela Cruz-Almeda. In the Philippines, kidnapping is primarily covered under Article 267 of the Revised Penal Code, Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention, as amended by Republic Act No. 1084. This law applies to private individuals who kidnap, detain, or deprive another of their liberty, with penalties ranging from reclusion perpetua to death. ..."

TRIAL COURT, MANILA "The jury have unanimously decided... to accept the deffendants case as self-defense. Case close." Napatungo sa sariling upuan si Marie nang inanunsyo ng nakatataas na hukom ang pahkawalang bisa ng kanyang kaso sa kanyang Tiyuhin Oscar. Self-defense is governed by Article 11 of the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 3815).