The accused pointed out that the POEA certification (which the trial court relied on in convicting him of the crime of illegal recruitment in large scale) was not authenticated in court by its signatory. Was this sufficient to overturn his conviction for the crime? 
People v. Bautista, G.R. No. 218582, September 3, 2020. 
#GetThatBar2022 #Bar2022

The accused pointed out that the POEA certification (which the trial court relied on in convicting him of the crime of illegal recruitment in large scale) was not authenticated in court by its signatory. Was this sufficient to overturn his conviction for the crime? People v. Bautista, G.R. No. 218582, September 3, 2020. #GetThatBar2022 #Bar2022

The accused pointed out that the POEA certification (which the trial court relied on in convicting him of the crime of illegal recruitment in large scale) was not authenticated in court by its signatory. Was this sufficient to overturn his conviction for the crime?&nbsp;
People v. Bautista, G.R. No. 218582, September 3, 2020.&nbsp;
#GetThatBar2022 #Bar2022&nbsp;

Episode 39: Admitted the Due Issuance of the Certification

Lecture podcast on Philippine Labor Law and Jurisprudence for law students and Bar examinees. Paulino Ungos III is a lawyer, law professor, and co-author of Labor Law books published by Rex Bookstore.

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Episode 39: Admitted the Due Issuance of the Certification

Episode 39: Admitted the Due Issuance of the Certification