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Rights of Accused at Trial
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- Is the Rule115 right to appeal exercisable without regard to the manner prescribed by law?
- A deceased witness testified in an earlier case involving the same parties but a wholly different subject matter. Does …
- An accused relies on a bail stipulation waiving trial attendance, but the court specifically orders presence for identi…
- The prosecution offers an unavailable witness’s earlier administrative testimony. The same parties and subject matter w…
- A witness has left the Philippines. Earlier testimony concerns the same parties and subject matter, and the adverse par…
- Explain why prior administrative testimony is neither automatically admissible nor categorically barred under Rule115.
- An accused claims an ordinary attendance waiver overrides a court order to appear for identification. Apply the express…
- Distinguish a lost opportunity for cross-examination from an opportunity voluntarily unused when earlier testimony is o…