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	GR No. 169533 2013-03-20	GEORGE BONGALON v. PEOPLE BERSAMIN, J.
It is not trite to remind that under the well-recognized doctrine of pro reo every doubt is resolved in favor of the petitioner as the accused. Thus, the Court should consider all possible circumstances in his favor.[18]
	GR NO. 165960 2007-02-08	JEFFREY O. TORREDA v. TOSHIBA INFORMATION EQUIPMENT CALLEJO, SR., J.
The NLRC did not err much less commit grave abuse of its discretion when it based its ruling on Article 282(a) of the Labor Code on its finding that petitioner committed serious misconduct for falsely accusing his immediate superior of robbery. As the Court held in Villanueva v. People: [75]