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SC releases full decision on anti-terror law

The Supreme Court on Tuesday published its full decision and the separate opinions on the controversial Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, months after it declared only two parts of the measure unconstitutional. ....

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Can SC magistrates 'seek the right balance'? A second look at the highlights of the oral arguments on the PH terror law

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Petitioners raise longer detention without charges under terror law

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Petitioners raise longer detention without charges under terror law
MANILA – On the third oral argument, petitioners against the Philippine terror law raised before the Supreme Court the longer period of detention without charges under Anti-Terrorism Act.
A person may be detained for 14 days, and extendable to 24 days without neither an arrest warrant nor charges filed, according to ATA.
The said period is way much longer than what is allowed under Article 125 of the Revised Penal Code, which is between 12 to 36 hours, depending on crimes or offenses that they are accused of committing. ....

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