PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION

PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION
- Art. III, Sec. 17
Scope covers compulsory testimonial incrimination
- United States vs. Tan Teh, 23 Phil. 145 (1912)
- United States vs. Ong Siu Hong, 36 Phil. 735 (1917)
- People vs. Otadura, 86 Phil. 244 (1950)
- Villaflor vs. Summers, 41 Phil. 62 (1920)
- Bermudez vs. Castillo, 64 Phil. 485 (1937)
- Beltran v. Samson, 53 Phil. 570 (1929)
- People vs. Tranca, 235 SCRA 455 (1994)
- South Dakota v. Neville, 459 U.S. 553 (1983)
- Schemerber v. California, 384 U.S. 757 (1966)
- People v. Rondero, G.R. No. 125687, December 9, 1999
- People vs. Gallarde, G.R. No. 133025, February 17, 2000
In what proceedings available
- Pascual vs. Board of Medical Examiners, 28 SCRA 344 (1969)
- Galman vs. Pamaran, 138 SCRA 274 (1985)
Use Immunity v. Transactional Immunity.
- Art. XIII, Sec. 18 (8)
- R.A. No. 1379, Section 8
- Galman vs. Pamaran, 138 SCRA 274 (1985)
- Brown v. Walker, 161 U.S. 591
Exclusionary rule
- Art. II, Sec. 12 (3)
Effect of denial of privilege by court
- Chavez vs. Court of Appeals, 24 SCRA 663 (1968)

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