Consent is not collusion
By distinguishing consent from collusion, the Court faithfully protects both the integrity of judicial proceedings and the dignity of the individuals before it.
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Daily Tribune
By distinguishing consent from collusion, the Court faithfully protects both the integrity of judicial proceedings and the dignity of the individuals before it.
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Should our courts likewise recognize a constitutionally protected expectation of privacy over a person’s digital location history?
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There can be no greater reward than knowing that the column has become, in its own modest way, a useful resource for the study, teaching and practice of law.
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The Laroco decision serves as a timely reminder that rule-making authority is not law-making authority.
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The role of newspapers is no longer confined to reporting events. Increasingly, they serve as guardians of credibility.
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As our summers grow longer and hotter and the rainy seasons become increasingly unpredictable, these laws become even more relevant.
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Diplomatic immunity is not merely a matter of international courtesy. In the Philippines, it rests on two principal legal foundations.
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Once viewed primarily as the family’s provider and disciplinarian, today’s father is increasingly expected to be an active and engaged partner in raising
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The Code prohibits acts that diminish the dignity of the flag. It may not be torn, trampled upon, defaced, or subjected to ridicule.
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Management prerogative cannot be used as a shield to justify measures that effectively deprive employees of their means of livelihood.
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