The Judicial and Bar Council interviews candidates for associate justice of the Supreme Court.
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Read morePower regulation in the U.S. is split between the federal and state levels, with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) having jurisdiction over the wholesale sales of electricity and the states
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The Supreme Court’s (SC) ruling downgrading Filipino and Panitikan (Philippine literature) as merely elective subjects in college was “unconstitutional and anti-youth,” Albay 1st District Rep. Edcel Lagman said Tuesday.
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It might be too early for Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV to celebrate a Makati City court’s ruling rejecting a bid to have him arrested, as Malacañang vowed to take the battle to revive his 15-year-old coup d’état case for the 2003 Oakwood mutiny all the way to the Supreme Court. Presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo said […]
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Read moreThe Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has declined to rehear a case that challenges nuclear subsidies in Illinois, effectively dealing a blow to a group of competitive generators, which have fought the measure for several years. In an order issued on October 9, the appellate court said its full judicial panel had voted to deny […]
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Bizarre-sounding rituals. Twisted nicknames. Allegations of sex crimes. And of course this guy might become a Supreme Court justice.
Another day, another court, another stalled bid to detain Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is “very happy” that the Supreme Court has denied the request of Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV to stop the implementation of Proclamation No. 572 revoking the amnesty given to him in 2010 by then-President Benigno Aquino III.
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The military’s decision to defer the court-martial proceedings ordered against him by the President shows that it is a professional organization that does not blindly follow questionable orders, Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV said on Monday.
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The legal counsel of Senator Antonio Trillanes IV warned that the revocation of the amnesty granted to the senator will set a dangerous precedent and weaken the power of the president to grant such measures. Lawyer Reynaldo Robles said in an interview after they filed a petition before the Supreme Court on Thursday that amnesties […]
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