Lecture delivered by retired Chief Justice ARTEMIO V. PANGANIBAN during the Justice Cecilia Munoz-Palma Lecture Series on November 19, 2010 at Ateneo Law School, […]
MANILA, Philippines—Support—especially from the media, the academe and the religious sector—is snowballing for the 37 University of the Philippines law
Power of the bench over the bar Read More »
Welcome remarks delivered during the 5th Manila Cathedral-Basilica (MCB) Pipe Organ Concert held on November 12, 2010 at the Manila
Bulwark of Filipino Catholicism Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—Many readers asked me why the Supreme Court could, even without a complaint from anyone, conduct contempt and disciplinary
Contempt and disciplinary actions Read More »
OUR PRESENT system allocates the great powers of government to three major branches: legislative, executive and judicial. To bring about
Securing judicial imprimatur Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—If there is an agency or group, whether in the government or elsewhere, that can scuttle the avowed anti-corruption
How P-Noy can win the Supreme Court Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—The barangay (village) polls on Monday, Oct. 25 (declared a non-working national holiday) will be conducted manually. No PCOS
Back to manual; a pleasant dialogue Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—For over a century, “jueteng” has been a national scourge. Though outlawed and criminalized by our lawmakers since 1930
‘Jueteng,’ raffle, bingo and other illegalities Read More »
IF THERE is one issue in which the hierarchical Church is solidly united, and in which all our Catholic bishops
Sanctity of life and of marriage Read More »
MANILA, Philippines—Media’s deafening howl over the Supreme Court’s decision (Lumanog vs. People, Sept. 7, 2010) convicting—via a vote of 10-4