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	GR No. 203335 2014-02-18	JOSE JESUS M. DISINI v. SECRETARY OF JUSTICE ABAD, J.
Of course, the law makes the penalty higher by one degree when the crime is committed in cyberspace. But no one can complain since the intensity or duration of penalty is a legislative prerogative and there is rational basis for such higher penalty.[32] The potential for uncontrolled proliferation of a particular piece of child pornography when uploaded in the cyberspace is incalculable.
	GR No. 196036 2013-10-23	ELIZABETH M. GAGUI v. SIMEON DEJERO SERENO, C.J.
At the outset, we have declared that "R.A. 8042 is a police power measure intended to regulate the recruitment and deployment of OFWs. It aims to curb, if not eliminate, the injustices and abuses suffered by numerous OFWs seeking to work abroad."[40]