Caritas Philippines director Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo said the social arm of the Cathoilic Church is supportive of the petitions filed before the Supreme Court (SC) that sought to nullify and declare as unconstitutional the postponement of the 2022 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE).
After inheriting around 26,000 backlog of petitions for review accumulated from past administrations, the reforms implemented by Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla has resulted in zero backlog.
Bayan Muna chairperson and senatorial aspirant Neri Colmenares and his allies are planning to challenge the decision of the Supreme Court on the petitions questioning the constitutionality of the Anti-Terrorism Act.
MANILA – Nearly 90 petitions seeking the cancellation or denial of due course of the certificate of candidacy (COC) have so far been filed before the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday (Jan. 8) has decided to limit the number of lawyers who will be allowed to participate during oral arguments that will be held this Jan. 19 over the petitions seeking to declare as unconstitutional the Anti-Terrorism Law.
The Supreme Court (SC) has decided to hold this January the oral arguments of the petitions against the Anti-Terrorism Law.
The Supreme Court (SC) has been lauded on Friday (Nov. 20) for finally setting this January the oral arguments on the petitions against the Anti-Terrorism Law.
There are currently a total of 37 petitions which have been filed before the Supreme Court (SC) seeking to declare as unconstitutional the Anti-Terrorism Law.
The Supreme Court (SC) on Monday (Sept. 14) has been asked to junk the appeal of Solicitor General Jose Calida not to hold oral arguments over the petitions seeking to nullify the Anti-Terrorism Law.
The Supreme Court (SC) is set to conduct oral arguments over the petitions which sought to nullify the Anti-Terrorism Law for being unconstitutional.
