Supreme Court-media relation
LAST SUNDAY, I WROTE ON THE CONGRESSIONAL proposals to decriminalize libel and how the Supreme Court has protected media’s freedom […]
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The Philippine Supreme Court: Activism and Restraint
Outline of the lecture of retired Chief Justice Artemio V. Panganiban at the Columbia University in New York City on
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Should libel be decriminalized?
PENDING BEFORE CONGRESS ARE SEVERAL bills to decriminalize libel. These bills seek either to abolish it as a crime, or
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ADL – – A Dynamo of Love
Edited transcript of the extemporaneous remarks delivered by retired Chief Justice Artemio V. Panganiban during the 60th birthday celebrations of
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How to pass, nay, top the bar exams
MANILA, Philippines—Last Sunday, I commented on the dismal results of the 2007 bar exams. I said that it was high
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How Arroyo can help produce better lawyers
MANILA, Philippines—The dismal results of the 2007 Bar Examinations highlight once again the urgent need to reform the entry requirements
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Local Solutions to National Problems
Keynote address of retired Chief Justice Artemio V. Panganiban during the opening of the World Bank-sponsored Philippine Development Innovation Marketplace,
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Are the Senate investigation rules valid?
MANILA, Philippines—Neri vs Senate Committee on Accountability: (March 25, 2008) took up two issues: the scope of executive privilege and
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Arroyo Supreme Court?
MANILA, Philippines—In the olden days, kings and queens ruled their domains absolutely according to their wiles and whims. They were
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Country, democracy and economy
MANILA, Philippines—In her Lenten message, President Macapagal-Arroyo vowed once more to eradicate corruption. Her message was an obvious response to
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