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5 days ago · This requires comparisons between what is just and unjust to identify manifest injustices. They focus on naming, understanding and removing these injustices. Injustice is often more tangible than justice, so many social movements follow this tradition to understand justice.
2 days ago · A conviction is necessary before an individual can claim compensation for unjust imprisonment, according to the Supreme Court in a decision promulgated on Feb. 27 but released last Friday.
4 days ago · The conditions for compensation under Republic Act No. 7309, the 1992 law that created the Board of Claims for victims of unjust imprisonment or detention and violent crimes, was clarified by the Supreme Court (SC) in a decision on the appeal filed by a Muslim who was suspected to be a member of the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG).
7 hours ago · Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis says that he was unjustly handcuffed on a United Airlines flight in front of his family after a flight attendant falsely accused him of hitting him. Davis ...
5 days ago · Unjust : describes something that is unfair or not right. It suggests a violation of moral or ethical principles. Example: The punishment was unjust because it was excessively harsh for the minor offense. Unjustified: indicates that something lacks a valid reason or basis.
2 days ago · By Franco Jose C. Baroña. July 14, 2024. Resize. THE Supreme Court has ruled that prior conviction is required in compensation claims for unjust imprisonment. In a decision penned by Associate Justice Maria Filomena Singh, the Supreme Court en banc upheld the Department of Justice (DoJ) Board of Claims' (Board) denial of the compensation claim ...
4 days ago · Denying the petition, the Court ruled that to be granted compensation under Section 3 (a) of RA 7309, an individual must have been: (1) unjustly accused; (2) convicted of the offense; (3) imprisoned due to his conviction; and (4) subsequently acquitted by a judgment.
