SC acquits man in 2019 election liquor ban case
The Supreme Court acquitted Mcgill Esquillo Omandam, ruling prosecutors failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he consumed alcohol during the 2019…
· 2 MIN READ
Daily TribuneTopic
Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Supreme Court labor ruling Philippines.
The Supreme Court acquitted Mcgill Esquillo Omandam, ruling prosecutors failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he consumed alcohol during the 2019…
· 2 MIN READ
The SC cited its inherent power to cite individuals for contempt for conduct that impedes, obstructs, or degrades the administration of justice.
· 2 MIN READ
The Supreme Court expects to release the 2026 Bar Examinations results in January 2027, allowing examinees to spend the Christmas holidays without waiting for…
· 1 MIN READ
The Supreme Court ruled that it cannot administratively discipline an LGU employee detailed to a lower court without prior approval, but said the worker may…
· 3 MIN READ
The 2026 online Bar examinations enter their final day with 12,017 examinees taking Criminal Law, Remedial Law, Ethics and Practical Exercises nationwide.
· 2 MIN READ
It emphasized that the examiners are ‘all warm bodies’ and are neither powered nor guided by AI.
· 2 MIN READ
The Supreme Court found Bar review coach Edgar Dizon guilty of indirect contempt for spreading false claims that AI would sort and check answers in the 2023…
· 3 MIN READ
Vice President Sara Duterte asked the Supreme Court to nullify her indictment on three counts of grave threats, claiming limited procedural immunity while she…
· 3 MIN READ
The Supreme Court ruled that the NCIP has jurisdiction over land disputes only when all parties belong to the same indigenous community.
· 2 MIN READ
Senate Bill 2387, which extends the term of Barangay and SK officials to five years and effectively postpones the November elections, has passed its second…
· 2 MIN READ
The Supreme Court ruled that the NCIP has jurisdiction over a dispute only when all parties belong to the same Indigenous community.
· 2 MIN READ
The Supreme Court has upheld the graft conviction of former Lazi, Siquijor mayor Orville Fua and four others over a P4.9-million fertilizer deal, affirming…
· 2 MIN READ
The Supreme Court readies for the second day of the 2026 online Bar exams on 9 September, with over 13,000 applicants taking Civil Law, Land Titles and Deeds,…
· 2 MIN READ
Of course, Boying Remulla, whose definition of ‘judicial misconduct’ is any court ruling that does not agree with his opinion, would not shut up.
· 3 MIN READ
Women now comprise 56% of 2026 Bar examinees, according to Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Gaerlan, who notes that female candidates have overtaken men…
· 1 MIN READ
The Supreme Court has confirmed a record 13,441 applicants for the 2026 Bar examinations, set on 6, 9 and 13 September. The digital, regionalized exams will be…
· 2 MIN READ
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.
· 1 MIN READ
The Supreme Court’s First Division took a hard look and decided the paperwork slip-ups were forgivable given what was at stake.
· 2 MIN READ