The Editor

IF THERE is one issue in which the hierarchical Church is solidly united, and in which all our Catholic bishops […]

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

MANILA, Philippines—I am glad that President Benigno Aquino is open to the Supreme Court’s proposal to increase the judiciary’s budget.

MANILA, Philippines–Sen. Joker Arroyo lamented that it may take “200 years” to finish the Ampatuan multiple murder case. Noting that

SOME OF us retirees from the judiciary were mulling how we could help revive or regain public esteem for the

MANILA, Philippines—Apart from creating the Ethics Committee that will preliminarily investigate “all complaints involving graft and corruption and violations of

MAY SUPREME Court justices police their own ranks? Isn’t it awkward, if not legally baseless, for the justices to discipline

MANILA, Philippines—The stirring testimonial of Justice Secretary Leila de Lima toasting Chief Justice Renato C. Corona during the latter’s induction

THE SUPREME Court is once more embattled. This time, the battle relates not just to the wisdom of its decision.

MANILA, Philippines—Tomorrow, the nation’s eyes and ears will be focused on President Aquino’s first State of the Nation Address (Sona).