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Rules on Criminal Procedure Annotated
₱1,350.00As explained and emphasized by the Supreme Court, it resolved to recognize the authority of the Department of Justice to promulgate its 2024 DOJ-National Prosecution Service Rules on Preliminary Investigations and Inquest Proceedings (2024 DOJ-NPS Rules). It must be stressed that the promulgation of the DOJ-NPS Rules would not ipso facto repeal Rule 112 of the 2000 Rules. It is settled that only the Supreme Court could repeal Rule 112 of the 2000 Rules, but to remove the impediment that the present Rule 112 seems to impose upon the promulgation of the DOJ-NPS Rules, and in recognition of the DOJ’s authority to promulgate its own rules on preliminary investigation, as ruled by the Supreme Court, the repeal of the pertinent provisions under Rule 112 of the 2000 Rules inconsistent with the DOJ-NPS is warranted.
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Annotations and Jurisprudence on Criminal Procedure
₱1,560.00Consequently and after writing my recent book on Evidence, I was emboldened to follow this up with Criminal Procedure. As I have been doing litigation since I was admitted to the Bar in 2010, plus the prior years where I worked as paralegal and researcher, I want to reduce some of my knowledge and experience in writing, for me to share my thoughts and views on practice and pleadings for the student of the law and legal practitioners.
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Mastering Criminal Procedure: A Practical Approach to the Bench and Bar
₱1,500.00Criminal procedures are a sanctuary against the arbitrary application of criminal laws. It is directed to apply the constitutional rights of individuals, starting with the initial police intervention, arrest, investigation, trial, sentencing, and appeals.
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Remedial Law: Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure (Volume III)
₱1,480.00This book gives emphasis on the basic structures of Criminal Procedure and the frequently asked provisions in the previous bar examinations from 1997 to 2023.
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Outline in Remedial Law Volume III: Criminal Procedure
₱1,320.00His new Book on Criminal Procedure has again shown what a truly gifted writer can do in the treatment of a subject matter which every legal practitioner should know by heart. Not every writer on the subject is as qualified as he is on the subject. He was part of the Supreme Court Committee that crafted the 2000 Revised Rules on Criminal Procedure and continued to put to practice the rules as a practicing lawyer.
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The 2000 Rules of Criminal Procedure Notes and Cases
₱2,880.00Thus, the author traced the history of our Criminal Procedure. It was introduced on December 17, 1886 by the Spanish government. The system was inquisitorial pursuant to Ley Provisional del Procedimento Criminal. During the American Regime, the Philippine Military Governor issued General Order No. 58 known as Code of Criminal Procedure wherein the system was adversarial. In 1940, the Supreme Court promulgated the 1940 Rules of Court (Rules 106 to 122).
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Q&A on Criminal Procedure and Evidence
Original price was: ₱650.00.₱585.00Current price is: ₱585.00.This modest work is primarily designed to appeal to all beginners and novices in the labyrinthine subjects of Criminal Procedure and Evidence.
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Criminal Procedure: Rules and Jurisprudence
₱960.00The handbook contains the Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure (A.M. No. 00-5-03-SC, effective December 1, 2000) and cognate jurisprudence; it also includes the general principles and settled doctrines in criminal procedure. It is fervently hoped that this little work will serve its avowed purpose.
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Primer-Reviewer on Remedial Law Vol. 2, Special Proceeding, Criminal Procedure and Evidence
₱1,782.00 – ₱2,025.00The present edition continues the use of the Q&A format which serves the dual purpose of not only refreshing the reader’s knowledge of legal theory but also hones and sharpens his or her test-taking skills of fact-pattern recognition, analogy, and deduction. I have always maintained that legal rules and case holdings are best absorbed for deployment in the bar and law examinations by studying them not in isolation but in the context of their underlying fact-patterns.
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Conceptual Approach to Criminal Procedure
₱1,050.00This book, Conceptual Approach to Criminal Procedure, is the third of the series of Remedial Law books that the author has written. The first two are the Conceptual Approach to Special Proceedings (2nd ed. 2021) and the Conceptual Approach to Civil Procedure (1st ed. 2020).
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Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure (Rules 110-127)
₱1,920.00Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure (Rules 110-127)
by:  Atty. Kevin Igmidio Eclevia Lat and Dr. Igmidio C. Lat
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Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure Annotated
₱1,950.00This edition is revised, improved, and updated. In updating this edition, the pertinent provisions of A.M. No. 21-06-08-SC, June 29, 2021 (Rules on the Use of Body-Worn Cameras in the Execution of Warrants), A.M. No. 03-03-03-SC, Nov. 19, 2021 (Expansion of Jurisdiction of Special Commercial Courts), A.M. No. 08-8-7-SC, March 1, 2022 otherwise known as Rules on Expedited Procedures in the First Level Courts (REPFLC), A.M. No. 10-3-10-SC (2020 Revised Rules of Procedure for Intellectual Property Rights) and Department Circular No. 020 (Policy on Pro-Active Involvement of Prosecutors in Case Build-Up) as well as recent congressional legislations and other relevant issuances and decisions of the Supreme Court were taken into consideration. The citations are enriched to aid the reader in his or her further research.
