Truth and fairness in law and in life
Recall that during my appearance as amicus curiae in the Senate Impeachment Court, I explained how to tackle—in lay language—the
Truth and fairness in law and in life Read More »
Recall that during my appearance as amicus curiae in the Senate Impeachment Court, I explained how to tackle—in lay language—the
Truth and fairness in law and in life Read More »
Since my college days, the Supreme Court has stood as an impenetrable fortress insulated from the noise of public discourse.
Contempt of court vis-à-vis free speech Read More »
The Family Code states, “No marriage shall be valid, unless these essential requisites are present: (1) Legal capacity of the
Falsities may nullify marriages Read More »
The Supreme Court, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), and my column last week agreed that political dynasties
SC, CBCP, and I agree on dynasties, but… Read More »
In Kapatiran Party v Congress (Aug. 26, 2026, per J Ramon Paul L. Hernando, en banc), the Supreme Court unanimously
‘Kung ano ang puno, ganoon din ang bunga’ Read More »
I was pleasantly surprised—and a little amused—that my appearance before the Senate last Wednesday as amicus curiae became “trending” and
Commonsensical interpretation Read More »
The Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity (FLP) proudly marks 10 years of its law scholarship program (LSP) this year. Looking
After 10 years, where are FLP’s scholars now? Read More »
Days ago, the time capsule for the “Museum for Liberty and Prosperity” was laid at a 3,350-square-meter commercial lot at
FLP’s futuristic museum finds a home Read More »
Response of retired Chief Justice ARTEMIO V. PANGANIBAN to the speech of incumbent Chief Justice ALEXANDER G. GESMUNDO launching the
Overwhelmed with Honor and Joy Read More »
Edited transcript of the extemporaneous speech of Retired Chief Justice ARTEMIO V. PANGANIBAN, as guest speaker, during the Commemorative Program
Chief Justice Teehankee Remembered Read More »