Supreme Court denies viral post on alleged data breach. In a press release, the SC explained the legal concept through the case of "People vs Eul Vincent Rodriguez," who was convicted of qualified ...

In an 18-page ruling promulgated on Oct. 9, 2023, and made public on Tuesday, the high court’s Second Division rejected Eul Vincent Rodriguez’s argument that his recorded chat logs and videos ...

The high court's ruling stemmed from the case of Eul Vincent Rodriguez, who was convicted of qualified trafficking in persons under the Anti-Trafficking of Persons Act of 2003.

This came after the high court’s Second Division upheld its decision on the case of Eul Vincent O. Rodriguez, who engaged in human trafficking using Facebook and other online platforms.

Eul Vincent Rodriguez was found guilty of violating Republic Act 9208 or the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act, according to a decision issued by RTC Branch 6 Judge Ester Veloso.

In a decision written by Associate Justice Mario Lopez, the SC’s Second Division found Eul Vincent Rodriguez guilty of qualified trafficking in persons under the Anti-Trafficking of Persons Act ...