Crime and Exoneration

Author: N. Madera Aguilar
Length: 35 page(s)
Written: Sep 2011
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True crime trials that ended up in respondents’ eventual acquittal based on the jurisprudential files
of the Philippine Judiciary.
This is the author’s work featuring crime stories that actually happened and had been the subject matter of litigation before the courts of justice in the Philippines.
Jurisprudence in the Philippine context is a rich source of wisdom, guidelines, precepts and reference which a citizen may avail of in application to his courses of action as well as routine activities making up his daily chores. The provisions of law which govern every individual citizen’s undertaking, his rights and duties, as well as his mode of living, require compliance therewith and should be in accordance with the state enactments. Transgressions thereof and assaults on the established norms will lead one to certain judicial fora. Placing in proper perspective the wrongs perpetrated and the requisite redress to the grievance raised find amplification in decisions, resolutions and rulings which the highest court of the land, the Supreme Court, hand down as a result of evaluation, consideration and deliberation on questions brought before it.

About the Author

N. Madera Aguilar
Member since: July 2011
Publications on XinXii:  17

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The author, 60 years of age, now resides in Iloilo City, Philippines, where he is a member of the Sumakwelan, an organization of vernacular writers from the Western Visayan region and portions of Mindanao Island in the Philippines.

His works include several titles in non-fiction and some in fiction and poetry. He has been engaged in vernacular writing in his country since he was a teen-ager. He is currently working on the translation of his literary works into the English language. He assures his readers, however, of his earnest efforts in seeing to it that nothing is missed in the course of the translation.

The author is also engaged in the advocacy of law in the Philippines and has taught Remedial Law at Aklan College in the Western Visayan region of the country.

The author may be reached at this e-mail address—
nrcsbookshop@ymail.com.

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