People of the Philippines v. Amado V. Hernandez
E2196137
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People of the Philippines v. Amado V. Hernandez is a landmark 1956 Philippine Supreme Court case that defined the doctrine of “political offense” and limited the use of complex crimes like rebellion with common crimes against political dissidents.
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| People of the Philippines v. Amado V. Hernandez canonical | 1 |
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