SC reverses Imelda Marcos’ graft conviction
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…
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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…
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The Supreme Court ruled that the NCIP has jurisdiction over a dispute only when all parties belong to the same Indigenous community.
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The Supreme Court begins the second day of the 2026 online Bar examinations on 9 September, with 12,029 examinees taking tests across 15 testing centers…
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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…
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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,…
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Of course, Boying Remulla, whose definition of ‘judicial misconduct’ is any court ruling that does not agree with his opinion, would not shut up.
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The 2026 Bar exams set a record Day 1 turnout with 12,029 candidates, including unprecedented numbers of women, senior citizens and persons with disabilities.…
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Women now comprise 56% of 2026 Bar examinees, according to Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Gaerlan, who notes that female candidates have overtaken men…
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Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel H. Gaerlan assures 2026 Bar examinees that contingency plans for bad weather are in place as the digital nationwide…
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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…
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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.
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The Supreme Court’s First Division took a hard look and decided the paperwork slip-ups were forgivable given what was at stake.
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The Supreme Court challenges Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla to substantiate allegations against the judiciary, while defending criticism of court decisions…
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The Supreme Court acquits a man accused of possessing fake credit cards, ruling that evidence of credit card hacking cannot be seized under a drug search…
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The Supreme Court acquits Edgar Silvano after ruling that alleged counterfeit credit cards seized under a drug-only search warrant are inadmissible, clarifying…
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Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo and the Supreme Court join the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity in launching a time capsule for a futuristic Museum for…
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The Civil Code provides that in reciprocal obligations, the non-compliance of one party entitles the other to rescission. Thus, the developer was required to…
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