It's very hard to prove a criminal case. It really is. Kaya kapag ang isang abogado nasa side ng naghahabla, the first thing that he should tell his client, "mahihirapan po tayo rito." Sa kabilang banda, kapag nasa depensa naman ng isang akusado ang isang abogado, might as well sabihin na nya sa kanyang kliyente na, "sure win na tayo rito." That's it. 'Yun talaga yun. According to my prof, that is the common scenario in a criminal case, kasi nga it's very hard to rely on evidence when it comes to dealing with criminal cases. Kailangan yung ebidensya mo eh beyong reasonable doubt. As in!!! Bukod pa roon, the penal laws are generally on the side of the accused. Hindi ko alam kung papano ko ipapaliwanag dito sa entry na ito yung rationale, unless I cite the entire part of my textbook on Criminal Law. Oh well, basta... mahirap humawak ng kasong may kinalaman sa krimen.

So, san ba nanggaling ang lahat ng ka-random-an ng entry na to? hahaha... nabasa ko kasi sa pep that the widow of Richard Gutierrez' PA who died in the incident would file a criminal case against him. Tapos ayun na, chain reaction. In my opinion, the criminal case wouldn't prosper however in the civil case that would also be filed, I think they would have a chance. Yun lang. Pero syempre, who am I to say whta would happen in the cases filed di ba? Oh well, kanya-kanya! Sabi nga ng isang kaibigan and I quote, "walang basagan ng trip!"

HAHAHA.