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Victims of terrorism-related charges, together with human rights group KARAPATAN troop the Supreme Court to call for the urgent review and repeal of the…
Supreme Court leaders join the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity in launching the Museum for Liberty and Prosperity project in Alabang, set to open in 2030.
The PNP is strengthening case build-up operations and evidence gathering to speed up criminal case resolution and improve coordination between police and…
Akbayan Party-list Representative Perci Cendeña, together with labor leaders, submits a “love letter” to the Supreme Court on 11 August 2026, urging the High…
The DOJ Office of Cybercrime has joined a Supreme Court-led technical working group to improve cybercrime investigations, prosecutions and judicial processes…
The Supreme Court clarifies when courts can dismiss cases for failure to state a cause of action, emphasizing reliance on complaint allegations over evidence.
Discover how the Supreme Court's new governance framework ensures ethical AI use in the Judiciary, emphasizing human-centered technology that supports, but…
The Supreme Court upheld a conviction for qualified rape but extended the suspended sentence of a child offender, reaffirming the Juvenile Justice and Welfare…
A legal explanation on custody and parental authority over an illegitimate child after the mother’s death, clarifying the rights of grandparents versus the…
No parent should feel powerless when a child is taken away without cause.
A mother seeks legal advice on child custody after her estranged husband plans to relocate with their daughter. Atty. Peachy explains Philippine custody laws…
TikTok faces potential shutdown in the US on Sunday after a Supreme Court ruling upholds a law demanding ByteDance to sell TikTok or cease operations. Will the…
A lower court will now decide whether former police officer and appelant Joseph Fischer’s indictment can still stand.