+ Follow Judicial reform Tag
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[Title] => Judicial reform: You lose, you pay
[Summary] => It was good to meet the new Supreme Court Chief Justice last month when I hosted a luncheon for the Philippine delegates to the US Legal Aid Clinic Learning Visit in Washington, D.C.
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[Title] => Aquino swears in new Supreme Court justice
[Summary] => President Aquino today filled in the last vacancy in the 15-man panel at the Supreme Court after he swore in lawyer Ma. Lourdes Aranal Sereno to the post SC justice.
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[Title] => Japan to provide P300M for judiciary training
[Summary] => Japan will provide P300 million in grants to help the Philippine judiciary build more and better training facilities, the Japanese Embassy announced yesterday.
Japanese Ambassador Ryuichiro Yamazaki has informed the Supreme Court of Japan’s approval of the official development assistance (ODA) grant for the "Construction and Equipping of the Philippine Judicial Academy (PHILJA) Development Center."
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[Title] => Davide holds lecture on state of judiciary
[Summary] => Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. will speak today on the "State of the Judiciary" to culminate his year-long "Chief Justice Hilario G. Davide Jr. Distinguished Lecture Series" at the new session hall of the Supreme Court.
Davide, who is retiring on Dec. 20 this year, has led the High Court in implementing judicial reforms since his appointment as chief justice in November 1998.
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[Title] => Abu, NPA simultaneous attacks are coordinated?
[Summary] => WAR ON 2 FRONTS: We are just a month away from Christmas, celebrating the nativity of the King of Peace.
Yet, this predominantly Christian country lies bleeding from the violence of secessionist and revolutionary wars raging in the countryside, in both north and south sections of the archipelago.
Down south, the military is engaged in massive search and destroy operations against the Abu Sayyaf outlaws supported by their secessionist brothers-in-faith hiding behind a supposed modus vivendi with the Arroyo administration.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Federico D. Pascual Jr.
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[Title] => A book for all seasons
[Summary] => In the mid-eighties, a visiting American professor of philosophy who lectured at the UP in Diliman was asked, "What in your opinion is the most negative aspect of Philippine life?" Without hesitation he replied, "The administration of justice."
If he were to be asked the same question today, I wager he would still give the same reply. The administration of justice is snail-paced. Investigations go on and on, ending nowhere, and the cases which have engendered the investigations of extremely grave offenses, are soon forgotten.
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[Title] => Fascinating New York
[Summary] => The Canadian press/media are laden with New York stories. They are mostly upbeat stories telling Canadians that New Yorkers are resilient, strong and pragmatic people with the "let’s go on with our lives" philosophy. There are also several touristic pieces telling us that it is time once again to make that New York trip (only 5 hours by plane from Vancouver). That everything is back to normal, it’s safe, it has rebounded from tragedy and that New York is even better today.
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[AuthorName] => LIVING IN CANADA By Mel Tobias
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[Title] => Canada contributes P2M to RP judicial program
[Summary] => The Canadian government through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) will contribute up to P2 million (Cdn$60,000) to the Supreme Court—Program Management Office (PMO) in support of the full implementation of the Philippine judicial reform program.
The contribution agreement was signed by Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette and Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. at the Supreme Court in Manila yesterday. The turnover of a check for the first installment also took place.
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[Title] => Aquino swears in new Supreme Court justice
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[DatePublished] => 2010-08-16 15:29:10
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[Title] => Japan to provide P300M for judiciary training
[Summary] => Japan will provide P300 million in grants to help the Philippine judiciary build more and better training facilities, the Japanese Embassy announced yesterday.
Japanese Ambassador Ryuichiro Yamazaki has informed the Supreme Court of Japan’s approval of the official development assistance (ODA) grant for the "Construction and Equipping of the Philippine Judicial Academy (PHILJA) Development Center."
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[Title] => Davide holds lecture on state of judiciary
[Summary] => Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. will speak today on the "State of the Judiciary" to culminate his year-long "Chief Justice Hilario G. Davide Jr. Distinguished Lecture Series" at the new session hall of the Supreme Court.
Davide, who is retiring on Dec. 20 this year, has led the High Court in implementing judicial reforms since his appointment as chief justice in November 1998.
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[Title] => Abu, NPA simultaneous attacks are coordinated?
[Summary] => WAR ON 2 FRONTS: We are just a month away from Christmas, celebrating the nativity of the King of Peace.
Yet, this predominantly Christian country lies bleeding from the violence of secessionist and revolutionary wars raging in the countryside, in both north and south sections of the archipelago.
Down south, the military is engaged in massive search and destroy operations against the Abu Sayyaf outlaws supported by their secessionist brothers-in-faith hiding behind a supposed modus vivendi with the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => A book for all seasons
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If he were to be asked the same question today, I wager he would still give the same reply. The administration of justice is snail-paced. Investigations go on and on, ending nowhere, and the cases which have engendered the investigations of extremely grave offenses, are soon forgotten.
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[Title] => Fascinating New York
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[DatePublished] => 2002-10-20 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 134675
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1464788
[AuthorName] => LIVING IN CANADA By Mel Tobias
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[Title] => Canada contributes P2M to RP judicial program
[Summary] => The Canadian government through the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) will contribute up to P2 million (Cdn$60,000) to the Supreme Court—Program Management Office (PMO) in support of the full implementation of the Philippine judicial reform program.
The contribution agreement was signed by Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette and Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. at the Supreme Court in Manila yesterday. The turnover of a check for the first installment also took place.
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October 19, 2001 - 12:00am
