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  1. AI that brings justice closer

    AI that brings justice closer

    Technology may change how we deliver justice, but it must never lose sight of whom justice is meant to serve.

  2. RODIL Zalameda has been sworn in as the 28th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at Malacañang on Monday.The oath-taking marks a transition in the leadership of the judiciary, with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stressing the need to address case backlogs, expedite the resolution of cases and uphold public trust in the country's legal system.

    Zalameda takes oath; becomes 28th Chief Justice

    Rodil V. Zalameda has officially assumed office as the Philippines’ 28th Chief Justice after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. administered his ceremonial oath at…

  3. Chief Justice Zalameda

    Chief Justice Zalameda

    His appointment would certainly be welcomed by his colleagues and would not generate any case of imbroglio and dissension within the Supreme Court.

  4. SUPREME Court Associate Justice Rodil V. Zalameda

    NCR prosecutors back Zalameda as Chief Justice

    The NCR Chief Prosecutors Association has unanimously endorsed Supreme Court Associate Justice Rodil V. Zalameda for chief justice, citing his experience in…

  5. Choosing the next Chief Justice

    Choosing the next Chief Justice

    Whoever is appointed must preserve judicial independence and sustain reforms beyond changes in leadership.

  6. Judicial and Bar Council members, led by Justice Secretary Frederick Vida.

    JBC to submit chief justice shortlist to Marcos

    The Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) is set to submit its shortlist of nominees for the next chief justice to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., as Chief Justice…

  7. COA Chairperson Gamaliel Asis Cordoba

    Bets start SC justice race

    Four candidates, including COA Chairperson Gamaliel Cordoba and Government Corporate Counsel Solomon Hermosura, face JBC interviews for the Supreme Court…