Stop demonizing the Supreme Court
MANILA, Philippines—I was advised not to worry about the delays in the “physical” preparations for the 2010 polls and the […]
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MANILA, Philippines—I was advised not to worry about the delays in the “physical” preparations for the 2010 polls and the […]
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THE APPOINTMENT OF RETIRED SUPREME Court Justice Jose A. R. Melo to the chairmanship of the Commission on Elections (Comelec)
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AS 2009 FADED and the New Year dawned, let me reminisce the momentous events of the past and contemplate the
The past and the future Read More »
IN times of turmoil and crisis, our people have learned to depend on the Supreme Court for direction and salvation.
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A newly appointed magistrate once asked me, “Mr. Chief Justice, how do you reconcile your sense of gratitude to the
Uphold the Constitution Read More »
PRESIDENTIAL Proclamation (PP) 1959 dated Dec. 4, 2009, declaring “a state of martial law” and suspending the writ of habeas
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OSCAR M. Lopez, the patriarch of the Lopez business empire, has been named one of The Outstanding Filipinos (Tofil) for
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MANILA, Philippines—Expect a deluge of “wannabes” on Dec. 1, the deadline for filing certificates of candidacies (COC). The patience of
Nuisance candidates; versatile jurist Read More »
THE recent Pulse Asia Survey shows Noynoy Aquino gathering 44 percent of the national vote and Manny Villar, 19 percent.
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LEGALLY, FAILURE OF ELECTIONS (NO-EL) IS different from failure of proclamation (no-proc). If no election is actually held on the
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