Right Against Self-Incrimination

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1. Does Dela Cruz treat describing a procedure as mechanical as a complete answer to every constitutional objection?
2. An accused elects not to testify. The prosecutor asks the court to infer guilt solely from that election, without ident…
3. An accused voluntarily testifies about a specified transaction on direct examination, then claims Section 17 categorica…
4. A person arrested for extortion resists an unrelated compulsory urine drug test and asks for a lawyer. The test becomes…
5. In a noncustodial administrative hearing, an ordinary witness is compelled to answer a particular question whose truthf…
6. An accused remains silent at trial and the prosecutor offers that silence alone as proof of guilt. Explain Rule 115’s p…
7. An accused voluntarily testifies on a transaction and then claims immunity from all proper cross-examination about that…
8. Why does Dela Cruz prevent treating the word mechanical as a universal defense for bodily collection? Address the case’…