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Sharing with you an updated 2026 Bar Syllabus Tracker. Kept it simple, perfect for first reading and getting started. Same format I used and shared in 2025. Copy away, future attorneys! ⚖️✨
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Nobody compares to her. The only Secretary of DENR who knew what she was doing. When comes another?
As we face a monster storm, may the government be reminded of its duty to protect and love Mother Earth.
Please realize that the courts are not the saviors of our environment. The courts will only rule in your favor if you have solid proof of cause & effect. Evidence-driven pa din sila.
In the end,we are the ones who protect Nature. Be vigilant always, not only in times of disaster
IBP invites lawyers to volunteer in anti-corruption efforts through its Good Governance Council.
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For those who took law school seriously, the bar exams should not be that difficult.
When u train hard, u fall to the level of ur training. If u are used to burning the midnight oil and sitting long hours for lectures, the bar exams will be ordinary. But those who slept while
LOOK: Question number 15 for the 2025 Bar Examinations in Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics with Practical Exercises is derived from the actual case of the Spouses Antonio and Josefa Tan vs. Atty. Maria Vallejo.
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The first day of the 2025 Philippine Bar Examinations begins today! Wishing all bar takers strength, focus, and success as they take this important step toward their dreams. Good luck! ⚖️🙏🏻✨
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In a recently decided case, the Supreme Court emphasize that Lawyers, as keepers of public faith, are burdened with a high degree of social responsibility and, hence, must handle their personal affairs with great caution.
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For the first time in its 124-year history, five sitting justices of the #SupremeCourtPH visited the island province of Sulu on Thursday, September 4, to formally mark the start of the construction of its hall of justice.
Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo led the SC delegation. He was joined by Senior Associate Justice Marvic M.V.F. Leonen and SC Associate Justices Jhosep Lopez, Japar Dimaampao, and Jose Midas Marquez.
They were welcomed by Governor Abdusakur Tan II, Vice Governor Abdusakur Tan, Sulu 1st District Rep. Samier Tan, and Kusug Tausug Party-list Rep. Aiman Tan, who all commended the justices for making the first-ever trip of any sitting justice to Sulu.
The trip, they said, brings hope to their children and grandchildren as it signifies that there is justice in one of the farthest areas of the country.
In his message, Chief Justice Gesmundo stressed that the HOJ’s construction builds not only a physical structure, but also a more just, more stable, and more hopeful future for the people of Sulu, where conflicts are resolved through due process and the rule of law and not through discord or retribution.
Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity Sec. Carlito Galvez, Jr. accompanied the justices who flew from Zamboanga to Sulu via two Black Hawk helicopters.
The new HOJ will feature a glass structure with a neoclassical façade and will be located at the Sulu Provincial Capitol Grounds in Patikul, Sulu.