Tag: digital evidence
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Supreme Court 2025: Rulings that Shaped Philippine Jurisprudence
Introduction: A pivotal year for Philippine jurisprudence The Supreme Court of the Philippines closed 2025 with a slate of decisions that reframed core areas of law, from criminal justice to governance and civil liberties. As courts often reflect evolving societal needs, this year’s rulings illuminate how jurisprudence is adapting to modern challenges—while also signaling potential…
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Best Morning to Send a Message? Supreme Court Denies Bail in UAPA Case Linked to Delhi Blast Aftermath
Overview: Bail Denied in a High-Profile UAPA Case The Supreme Court has denied bail in a case filed under the UnLAWful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), arising from the chaotic aftermath of a Delhi blast. The ruling underscores the court’s approach to cases involving sensitive security concerns and alleged inflammatory material distributed through online platforms. Legal…
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How Ex-Couples’ Social Media Posts are Now Evidence in Family Court
Introduction: The rising role of social media in family law In today’s digital age, a post, photo, or comment can travel far beyond a friend’s feed and straight into a courtroom. Legal experts say that social media content from warring ex-partners is increasingly being used as evidence in family law disputes, impacting property divisions, child…
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How Warring Ex-Couples Are Using Social Media Posts in Court
Overview: Social Media as Evidence in Family Disputes When couples separate, the online footprints they leave behind can become critical pieces of evidence in court. Social media posts, comments, and even likes or shares are increasingly cited in legal battles over property division and parenting arrangements. Legal experts say that what people post online can…
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Former RAAF Pilot to Stand Trial for Murder of Wife in Queensland,
Former RAAF pilot to stand trial for alleged murder of wife in Queensland A former Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) pilot has been committed to stand trial in Queensland’s highest court over the alleged murder of his wife, Frances Crawford, and an alleged attempt to stage the death as a lawnmower accident. The case, which…
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Former RAAF pilot to stand trial for the alleged murder of his wife, Frances Crawford
Summary of the case and committal decision A former Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) pilot, Robert John Crawford, has been committed to stand trial in Queensland’s highest court over the alleged murder of his wife, Frances Crawford. The latest step in the legal process occurred during a committal hearing in the Ipswich Magistrates Court, where…