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Civil Law • April 2, 2025

In Philippine law, self-defense is a recognized justifying circumstance, meaning that under certain conditions, a person may not be held criminally liable for actions taken to protect themselves.

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In Philippine law, self-defense is a recognized justifying circumstance, meaning that under certain conditions, a person may not be held criminally liable for actions taken to protect themselves.

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