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Dying Declarations in Homicide Cases by cristiepearl is a document available to read on EtoBox.
In the People vs. Cerilla case, the Supreme Court ruled that the dying declaration of the victim Alexander complied with all the requisites to be admitted as evidence. Alexander identified his assailant as Cerilla to his daughter, police officers, and wife before dying the next day of his gunshot wounds. This identification provided sufficient evidence to prove Cerilla
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