By: Kevin Ken S. Ganchero Far Eastern University Institute of Law Executive Summary A common trait of all democratic governments is the recognition that sovereignty resides in the people who directly, or through their duly elected representatives, shape public policy. In these societies, every opinion or dissent ─ is a drop…
By: Vanessa Gloria S. Vergara Ateneo de Manila University School of Law Executive Summary As powerful as the law is, I have come to realize that it means nothing if it doesn’t address the actual realities that people live in. Well-worded laws on civil liberties mean nothing if they exist in a society…
By: Violeta M. Najarro, Jr. San Beda College Alabang College of Law Executive Summary Each of us can choose what to like and unlike. We have the option to see things as moral or immoral, good or bad. Thanks to the rule of law, anybody has the free will of what he…
By: Rexlyn Anne M. Evora Polytechnic University of the Philippines, College of Law When it comes to a question of power — trust no man, bind him down from mischief, by the strong chains of the Constitution.[1] With the dawn of the new administration, unprecedented radical changes flabbergasted not only…
By: Kaycelle Anne M. Castillo Far Eastern University Institute of Law Executive Summary When I landed a position in one of the top accounting firms in the country, my success already crossed my mind. This bubble of mine was popped earlier than expected. There are piles of work to do, stricter rules, bosses that can strip…
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