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    Guys,

    These are sir trillanas inputs.

    Im not sure if this is complete.

    God bless to us!

    -pinky

    ARTICLE III, SECTION 1.

    POLICE POWER

    Police Power restriction - Due Process

    Restraint Life

    limitation Liberty Substantive Procedural

    regulation Property -legitimate 1) actual and constructive notice

    deprivation -purpose/ 2) court/tribunal vested with

    jurisdiction

    objective 3) right to be heard

    4) decision based on evidence

    means must reasonably

    be related to the accom-

    plishment of objective

    (goes to the substance

    of the law)

    purpose and means

    NOT OPPRESSIVE

    EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAWS

    Treat equally

    Classify because of differences

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    Classification to be reasonable (People v. Cayat)

    1) Substantial distinction/ difference

    2) Germane to the purpose of the law

    3) Not limited to existing conditions only

    4) Must apply to all members of the same class

    ARTICLE III, SECTION 2.

    4 ELEMENTS OF A VALID SEARCH/WARRANT

    1) Probable cause

    2) To be determined personally b the judge

    3) After examination under oath or affirmation of the complainant and the

    witnesses he may produce

    4) Particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons orthings to be seized

    Without these elements UNREASONABLE

    ARTICLE III, SECTION 3.

    -PROBABLE CAUSE

    ARTICLE III, SECTION 4.

    SEDAO CASErunning reelection:

    1. Re: fitness for public office- convicted

    Defense: fair a. true

    b. opinion of author himself

    c. exercise of reasonable care

    d. statement is based on reasonable ground

    e. not a cloak

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    CONTRERAS 2. Official acts/policies

    -can attack the official acts- can be foul or fair

    -cant attack the public character

    3. private character

    -not privileged

    1st BUSTOS CASE

    Once defamatory- presumption in law of malice

    Rebut malice show good intention & justifiable motive

    Prosecution prove malice in fact

    2nd BUSTOS CASE

    Prosecutionnot show malice in fact

    ARTICLE III, SECTION 9. PRIVATE PROPERTY SHALL NOT BE TAKEN FOR PUBLIC USE

    WITHOUT JUST COMPENSATION.

    EXPROPRIATION FOR RESALE

    GUIDO CASE 2.2 hectares- NO- large landed estate rule

    RPA V. REYES 2.5 hectares- social amelioration rule4 families

    BAYLOSIS 67 hectares- went back to Guido rule- large landed estate

    rule

    JM TUASON CASE went back to social amelioration rule

    THE PRESENT RULE

    2 ISSUES IN JUDICIAL REVIEW FOR RESALE

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    1. If eminent domain= SC has final determination

    2. If necessity and public character, have to make a distinction between who made the

    statute/law

    If municipal SC can review

    If legislature Generally: SC can review

    Exception: JM Tuason case= it is not for the judiciary to decide whether

    taking is for public use

    EMINENT DOMAIN POLICE POWERTaking Regulation

    Deprivation with Just Compensation required Deprivation with no compensation requiredDestruction with utilization for public use No utilization for public use

    EXPROPRIATION OF MUNICIPAL PROPERTY

    Municipal Corporation governmental or public capacity

    Patrimonial, proprietary or corporate capacity

    GOVERNMENTAL PATRIMONIALIf freely accessible topublic(City of Baguio v.NAWASA)

    YES NO, pay just compensationyou take it.

    Purpose

    (Zamboanga del NorteCase)

    Can be devoted to any other use

    without just compensation

    Cannot be devoted to other use

    without just compensation

    If lengua Communal/Communal lands of a town(Salas case)

    Regardless of use, provided that it is not paid out by the corporate

    private funds no compensation=can use it to any other purpse