K-12 Program Will Push Through After Supreme Court Will Finally Declare The Program Valid K-12 PROGRAM – The K-12 program will be mandated by the government after the Supreme Court validate the program into a Republic Act. The Republic Act 10533, also known as the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013, states that the number of … Read more
Supreme Court Denied Sen. Trillanes’ Request for TRO TRILLANES – The Supreme Court denied the request of Senator Antonio Trillanes IV for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO). President Rodrigo Roa Duterte has recently revoked the amnesty grant to Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV. It was through the Duterte Proclamation No. 572. According to Malacañang, the Senator … Read more
Newly Appointed Chief Justice De Castro Will Assume Her Post This Tuesday (August 27) DE CASTRO – On Tuesday (August 27), newly appointed Chief Justice Teresita J. Leonardo-de Castro will begin her assigned post. Based on the report on August 25, President Rodrigo Duterte already appointed Senior Justice Teresita Leonardo-De Castro as the new Chief Justice … Read more
Pres. Duterte Appoints New Chief Justice of Supreme Court DUTERTE – Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte appointed Senior Justice Teresita Leonardo-De Castro as new Chief Justice. The appointment of former Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno was voided. In line with it, another person has to take the seat and be the new Chief Justice of … Read more
Lawmakers Filed Impeachment Complaints Against Seven SC Justices SEVEN SC JUSTICES – On Thursday (August 23), lawmakers filed complaints against seven SC justices who ejected chief justice Maria Lourdes Sereno. Based on the report, Sereno was removed from office following the 8-6 voting results over the petition to oust her because of an “invalid appointment”. Months … Read more
Supreme Court And Congress Postpones Office Work Due To Rain SUPREME COURT – On August 13 (Monday), both the Supreme Court and the house of Congress declare suspension from work due to bad weather. Based on the report, Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III said he will suspend work from senate at exactly 11:00 AM. Sotto … Read more
Government Offices That Declared Work Suspensions (July 18) Here are the government offices that declared work suspensions due to the inclement weather condition brought by Tropical Storm Henry. On Wednesday morning (July 18, 2018), the Supreme Court (SC) has ordered the work suspensions in all courts in the National Capital Region due to the heavy … Read more
Supreme Court Finally Declares Sereno Ouster As Chief Justice The Supreme Court (SC) has finally declared its May 11 decision to oust Maria Lourdes Sereno as Chief justice. On Tuesday (June 19, 2018), SC denied the motion for reconsideration filed by Sereno after the voting resulted to 8-6. The Court ruling declared that no further … Read more
2017 Bar Topnotcher Mark John Simondo from Bacolod City said he devotes most of his time studying to obtain the top spot in the bar exam. BAR TOPNOTCHER – 2017 Bar Topnotcher Mark John Simondo said he studied 8 to 9 hours a day in preparation for the bar exams. On April 26, thousands of … Read more
Petition Asks Supreme Court To Issue Order To Stop Boracay Closure The Supreme Court (SC) has been asked to issue a restraining order against the closure of the popular Boracay Island. The National Union of Peoples´Lawyers or NUPL, petitioners Mark Anthony Zaal and Thiting Jacosalem, both workers and residents of Boracay asked SC to issue a … Read more