
Petitioner accepts SC ruling, won’t seek reconsideration on Manila garbage fee case
John Barry Tayam, a public school teacher, accepts the Supreme Court's decision dismissing his petition against Manila's garbage fee hike, citing lack of legal…
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John Barry Tayam, a public school teacher, accepts the Supreme Court's decision dismissing his petition against Manila's garbage fee hike, citing lack of legal…

The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition challenging Manila's garbage fee hike, ruling the petitioner lacked legal standing as he is not a resident or…


Senator Robin Padilla meets with the supporters of former President Rodrigo Duterte as they submit another batch of signatures as part of their petition to…

The Office of the Solicitor General urges the Supreme Court to acquit Maria Ressa and Reynaldo Santos Jr. in their cyber libel case, citing the charges were…


The Supreme Court rules that directors and officers of recruitment and manning agencies, including Magsaysay Maritime Corp., can be held personally liable for…



The Supreme Court of the Philippines rules that evidence seized during a lawful warrantless search can be admitted even if not in plain view, upholding the…

Nagpatupad si Donald Trump ng 10 percent global tariff matapos ang Supreme Court ruling sa emergency powers tariffs.
Donald Trump imposes a new 10 percent global tariff after the Supreme Court struck down key emergency powers tariffs.

Carpio: ‘We’re stuck with it now, the ruling is final.’
The ruling stressed that a voluntary surrender should be assessed with a ‘more considerate and broad-minded approach’ once guilt is established.

The Supreme Court rules that voluntary surrender must be assessed based on intent and circumstances, reducing a bigamy convict’s sentence from six to four…

The Philippine Supreme Court rules that using a nickname similar to another candidate is insufficient to declare a contender a nuisance candidate, overturning…

Supreme Court rules that using a similar nickname is not enough to declare a candidate a nuisance bet, reinstates Savellano’s COC.