Holidays for 2012!

nangungulila….

…….ako sa aking mahal na ama. umuwi na sya sa piling ng ating Diyos noong ika-2 ng Nobyembre 2011, 12:45 ng madaling araw sa edad na 75. sabi sa death certificate cardiac-pulmonary arrest daw ang ikinamatay nya secondary sa complications ng kanyang diabetes.

tandang tanda ko pa ang mga huling oras ni daddy sa hospital. he was agitated and kahit hirap sa paghinga ay pinipilit alisin ang o2 tube sa kanyang ilong. an hour before his death, hinawakan pa nya kami ng sister ko. he was looking at us na parang may gustong sabihin pero dahil na-stroke na sya sa taas ng diabetes hindi na sya nakapagsalita. 

masakit dahil hindi na kailanman magiging buo ang aking pamilya, hindi na namin makakasama si daddy, wala na ang ama ng tahanan. iniisip ko na lamang na sa piling ng Diyos hindi na maghihirap si daddy, wala na syang mararamdamang sakit, wala na ang mga discomforts nya and he is now at peace with his creator.

taos-pusong pasasalamat din ang aking ipinaabot sa mga taong nakiramay at nagpadama ng kanilang pagmamahal sa aking pamilya. dumating ang mga kasamahan ko sa public attorney’s office, mga judges, court personnel at mga prosecutors. dumating din ang mga kaklase ko ng high school at mga church mates. todo din ang suporta ng mga relatives ni mommy at pati mga nasa abroad ay nagpadala ng tulong. marami ding nag-offer ng prayers para sa amin. 

ang nakasakit lang ng loob ko ay ang mga kapatid ni daddy. ang suportang ibinigay nila sa amin ay taliwas sa aking inaasahan. hindi ko makakalimutan ang time na papunta kami sa ospital, habang nasa loob ng ambulansya ay nagtetext kami sa kanila para sabihing hindi maayos ang lagay ni daddy, pero ang sagot…..bukas na lang kami dadalaw sa ospital. wala ring nag-stay sa wake at may gabi pa nga na ni isa sa kanila ay hindi nagpunta. worst, hindi pala namin sila maasahan sa panahon ng kagipitan dahil walang nag-offer man lang ng tulong pinansyal. yung isang uncle ko we borrowed money nung first day ng wake and when we paid him sabi nya “kunin mo yung 500, ambag ko”. 

salamat na lang at may isang Diyos kaming natakbuhan na kailanman ay hindi kami pinagkulang at pinabayaan. ang kanyang pagmamahal at pagkalinga ay naranasan namin sa panahon ng aming pagdadalamhati. sa kanyang tulong, naisaayos naman lahat mula sa burol hanggang sa libing. nabayaran ng maayos ang funeral service, ang libingan at ang hospital bills. 

alam kong mabigat para sa amin ang mga darating na araw. pagkatapos pa lang ng libing ay ramdam na ramdam ko na ang sakit. miss na miss ko na si daddy. wala na akong takbuhan pag pinapagalitan ako ni mommy. wala na ang lalaking parating nandyan para yakapin ako when i’m stress with work. wala na ang number one fan ko. wala na ang aking tower of strength. ang thought na lang na nasa piling na sya ni Lord ang nagpapalakas sa akin. 

daddy, i love you so much. i will always miss you. see you in heaven 

List of Admitted Candidates for 2011 Bar Examinations

Inilabas na ng Supreme Court ang listahan nang mahigit 6,000 law graduates na papayagang makakuha ng 2011 bar examinations next month.

Para sa kumpletong listahan, please click this link 

God bless barristers!!! 

2011 Bar Permits Now Available for Pickup

The Office of the Bar Confidant (OBC) today announced that 2011 Bar examination permits with Bar examinee numbers “1” up to “5000” are now ready for pickup at the OBC, SC–CA Multi-Purpose Building, Padre Faura, Ermita, Manila.

Deputy Clerk of Court and Bar Confidant Atty. Ma. Cristina B. Layusa also announced that applicants with Bar examinee numbers above “5000” are advised to call the OBC first at telephone numbers 5268122 and 5257929 to confirm if their respective permits are available for pickup.

Justice Roberto A. Abad is the Chairperson of the 2011 Committee on Bar Examinations. This year’s Bar examinations will be conducted in all four Sundays of November as follows: First day: Political and International Law, and Labor and Social Legislation (morning) and Taxation (afternoon); Second day: Civil Law (morning) and Mercantile Law (afternoon); Third day: Remedial Law, and Legal Ethics and Forms (morning) and Criminal Law (afternoon); Fourth day: Trial Memorandum (morning) and Legal Opinion (afternoon).

The Supreme Court has recently approved substantial changes in the conduct of the Bar Examinations, including the moving the schedule of the exams from September to November 2011.

The coverage of the Bar Examinations shall now be drawn up by topics and sub-topics rather than by simply stating the covered laws.

Another change is the use of multiple-choice questions that are to be so constructed as to specifically measure the candidate’s knowledge of and ability to recall the laws, doctrines, and principles that every new lawyers needs in his practice, and assess the candidate’s understanding of the meaning and significance of those same laws and principles as they apply to specific situations.

The Examinations shall also include essay-type questions which will not be Bar-subject specific. One such essay examination will require the candidate to prepare a trial memorandum or a decision based on a documented legal dispute. This essay will account for 60 percent of the exam’s essay portion. The remaining 40 percent will be covered by an essay which will require the Bar candidate to prepare a written opinion sought by a client concerning a potential legal dispute facing him or her.

In computing a candidate’s final grade in the Bar Examinations, the results of the multiple-choice questions examinations will be given a weight of 60 percent, while those of the essay-type examinations will be given a weight of 40 percent.

Since this is the first time that that the new format will be implemented, the answers of all candidates in the essay-type examinations will be corrected irrespective of the results of their multiple-choice questions examinations, which are known earlier because these will be checked electronically. In future Bar Examinations, however, the Bar Chairperson shall recommend to the Court the disqualification of those whose grades in the multiple-choice questions are so low that it would serve no useful purpose to correct their answers in the essay-type examinations.

Source: http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/pio/news/2011/09/09301102.php

Ika-29 ng Setyembre 2011

BULWAGAN NG KATARUNGAN

MALOLOS, BULACAN 

para kang max’s…..

marami pa sana tayong happy moments together! 

On Payment of Prescribed Filing Fees…..

“The Non-Payment of prescribed filing fees at the time of the filing of the complaint or another initiatory pleading fails to vest jurisdiction over the case in the trial court. Yet, where the plaintiff has paid the amount of filing fees assessed by the clerk of court, and the amount paid turns out to be deficient, the trial court still acquires jurisdiction over the case, subject to the payment by the plaintiff of the deficiency assessment.”

Fedman Development Corporation vs. Federico Agcaoili, GR No. 165025, August 31, 2011 

gusto…

gusto kong marinig ang boses mo

gusto kong halikan ang labi mo

gusto kitang yakapin hanggang umaga

gusto kong marining ang buhay mo

gusto kong halikan ang puso mo

gusto kitang kasama hanggang umaga

                           gusto by jolina magdangal

wala lang….umeemo lang….may namimiss lang….

An end to voluminous court documents?

In an effort to reduce the judicial and legal systems’ impact on the environment, and make better use of scarce court time, the Supreme Court’s subcommittee on the revision of rules of civil procedure approved the Rule for the Efficient Use of Paper and Court Time (Proposed Rule).

The Proposed Rule, which is part of the reform agenda of the Corona Court, will apply to all courts and quasi-judicial bodies.

Efficient use of paper

The report of the subcommittee notes that about 20 trees are cut and 100,000 liters of water, which cannot be reused as it is laden with chemicals, are used per 500 reams of paper.

To achieve the goal of helping save the environment, the Proposed Rule limits the number of pages and copies as well as imposes the format, style and margins for all court-bound papers.

Each court-bound paper should be written on a 13-inch by 8.5-inch white bond paper, in single space, font size 13 or 14, in a font style of the parties’ choice with all its pages numbered. The margin to be maintained by the parties should be a left hand margin of 1.5 inches from the edge, an upper margin of 1.2 inches from the edge, a right hand margin of 1 inch from the edge, and a lower margin of 1 inch from the edge.

If the parties use a paper of sufficient thickness, they have the option of using both sides of the paper, this time observing a margin of 1.5 inches from the edge of both left and right sides. Failure to comply with any of these would merit a carbon penalty of P1,000.

In addition, from the seven and 18 copies of court-bound papers that are currently filed with the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court, respectively, the number will be reduced to one original and two copies in the Court of Appeals, the Sandiganbayan and the Court of Tax Appeals, and one original and four copies in the Supreme Court. In other courts and quasi-judicial agencies, only one original will be required.

Annexes will be required to be attached only to the original and one copy in each case. Also, a party will no longer be required to attach all annexes when serving a copy to adverse parties when it can be presumed from the circumstances that such party already has them.

Efficient use of court time

To save on both paper and court time, the Proposed Rule also sets a limit of 20 pages, including the signature page, for each court-bound paper. The parties may add up to 10 pages of end notes containing citations and authorities.

Compliance with these page restrictions is enforced by way of a carbon penalty and court time charge in the combined amount of P10,000 for every page that exceeds the limits in the Supreme Court; P5,000 in the Court of Appeals, the Sandiganbayan, and the Court of Tax Appeals; and P3,000 in the various trial courts and quasi-judicial bodies.

Any court-bound paper submitted without the payment of penalty and charges will be deemed not filed and will be stricken off the record.

Conclusion

The objectives of the Proposed Rule are laudable. Lawyers these days, on account perhaps of the ease with which research is done through the Internet, have become more verbose in their court submissions than their predecessors. As a result, our courts have virtually become warehouses for tons of documents and one has only to walk though court corridors to realize that they have also become fire hazards.

The Proposed Rule will force lawyers to analyze voluminous materials and distinguish the “essential” from the “non-essential,” instead of merely quoting an amalgamation of cases and doctrines and dumping them on the lap of the court. In the words of the subcommittee, “lawyers should learn how to make their pleadings and papers terse and direct and pruning them of irrelevant and often repetitious statements of facts, issues and arguments.”

Hopefully, we will soon see the end of voluminous court papers and, in the process, the judicial system and legal profession will help “cut the use of excessive quantities of costly paper, save our forest and mitigate the worsening climate changes that the world is experiencing.”

The Proposed Rule is just one of the many steps that the court has taken to help save Mother Earth. Apart from the Rules on Kalikasan, which are now in place, our e-commerce subcommittee has drafted a proposed rule on electronic filing, which is envisioned to do away with paper filings in our courts. We are also working on the rules on electronic notarization.  There are issues—both technical and operational—that have to be resolved before e-filing and e-notarization can be adopted as part of our court system. In the meantime, the Proposed Rule is a step toward the right direction.

by: Francis Lim

source: http://business.inquirer.net/16099/an-end-to-voluminous-court-documents

muscle fatigue lang daw….

……… yan ang sabi ng doctor na tumingin sa aking masakit na wrist sa right hand. sabi nya hindi naman daw carpal tunnel at maaring muscle fatigue lang dahil nga sa lagi akong nagta-type sa computer at nagda-drive. kailangan lang daw na ipahinga ang kanang kamay at kapag masakit ay mag-take ng pain reliever. i was given celecoxib na pain reliever at myonal na isang muscle relaxant. nababawasan naman ang pain every time na magte-take ako ng mga nasabing medicines pero ewan ko ba i feel i need to ask for a second opinion. i plan to visit another doctor this weekend. so help me God.

ayayay so sakit…..

………ng right wrist ko as in! mga 2 weeks na siguro itong pain na ito. noong una inisip ko na baka nangawit lang ako pero pang-3 weeks na ngayon at parang mas tumindi pa yata ang pain. naisip ko bigla baka carpal tunnel dahil lagi akong nagco-computer so mega-read ako ng mga facts about carpal tunnel sa internet. inisip ko rin na baka nerve aging kasi let’s face it tumatanda na akesh baka kailangan ko na ng vitamin b complex. a few days ago, bumili na ako ng generic na vitamin b praying na sana eh makatulong naman ito. ayoko naman masyadong uminom ng pain reliever so mega lagay na lang ako ng pau liniment pag sobra ang sakit. i plan to see a doctor na bago pa tuluyang lumala ang sitwasyon kasama na ang dasal na sana ay hindi naman ito maging grabe na maging dahilan para hindi ko magamit ng maayos ang aking kanang kamay.

Lord, I’m praying for healing and intervention. Tulungan mo po ako sa panibagong pagsubok na ito. Amen. 

Ang Republic Act No. 9999

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9999

AN ACT PROVIDING A MECHANISM FOR FREE LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:

Section 1. Short Title. - This Act shall be known as the “Free Legal Assistance Act of 2010″.

Section 2. Declaration of Policy. - It is the declared policy of the State to value the dignity of every human person and guarantee the rights of every individual, particularly those who cannot afford the services of legal counsel.

Furthermore, it is the policy of the State to promote a just and dynamic social order that will ensure the prosperity and independence of the nation and free the people from poverty through policies and programs that provide adequate social services and improve the quality of life for all.

In addition, the State shall guarantee free legal assistance to the poor and ensure that every person who cannot afford the services of a counsel is provided with a competent and independent counsel preferably of his/her own choice, if upon determination it appears that the party cannot afford the services of a counsel, and that services of a counsel are necessary to secure the ends of justice and protect of the party.

Section 3. Definition of Terms. - As provided for in this Act, the term legal services to be performed by a lawyer refers to any activity which requires the application of law, legal procedure, knowledge, training and experiences which shall include, among others, legal advice and counsel, and the preparation of instruments and contracts, including appearance before the administrative and quasi-judicial offices, bodies and tribunals handling cases in court, and other similar services as may be defined by the Supreme Court.

Section 4. Requirements for Availment. - For purposes of availing of the benefits and services as envisioned in this Act, a lawyer or professional partnership shall secure a certification from the Public Attorney’s Office (PAO), the Department of Justice (DOJ) or accredited association of the Supreme Court indicating that the said legal services to be provided are within the services defined by the Supreme Court, and that the agencies cannot provide the legal services to be provided by the private counsel.

For purpose of determining the number of hours actually provided by the lawyer and/or professional firm in the provision of legal services, the association and/or organization duly accredited by the Supreme Court shall issue the necessary certification that said legal services were actually undertaken.

The certification issued by, among others, the PAO, the DOJ and other accredited association by the Supreme Court shall be submitted to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for purposes of availing the tax deductions as provided for in this Act and to the DOJ for purposes of monitoring.

Section 5. Incentives to Lawyers. - For purposes of this Act, a lawyer or professional partnerships rendering actual free legal services, as defined by the Supreme Court, shall be entitled to an allowable deduction from the gross income, the amount that could have been collected for the actual free legal services rendered or up to ten percent (10%) of the gross income derived from the actual performance of the legal profession, whichever is lower: Provided, That the actual free legal services herein contemplated shall be exclusive of the minimum sixty (60)-hour mandatory legal aid services rendered to indigent litigants as required under the Rule on Mandatory Legal Aid Services for Practicing Lawyers, under BAR Matter No. 2012, issued by the Supreme Court.

Section 6. Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Campaign. - The DOJ, in cooperation with the Philippine Information Agency (PIA), is hereby mandated to conduct an annual IEC campaign in order to inform the lawyers of the procedures and guidelines in availing tax deductions and inform the general public that a free legal assistance to those who cannot afford counsel is being provided by the State.1avvph!1

Section 7. Reportorial Requirement. - For purposes of determining the effectiveness and social impact of the provisions of this Act, the DOJ shall submit an annual report to both Houses of Congress indicating therewith the number of parties who benefited from this Act.

The report shall state in detail, among others, the geographic location, demographic characteristics and socioeconomic profile of the beneficiaries of this Act.

Section 8. Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR). - Within ninety (90) days from the date effectivity of this Act, the BIR shall formulate the necessary revenue regulations for the proper implementation of the tax component as envisioned in this Act.

The Supreme Court shall formulate the necessary implementing rules and regulations with respect to the legal services covered under this Act and the process of accreditation of organizations and/or associations which will provide free legal assistance.

Section 9. Separability Clause. - If any provision of this Act is declared unconstitutional or invalid, the other provisions not affected by such declaration shall remain in full force and effect.

Section 10. Repealing Clause. - Any law, decree, ordinance or administrative circular not consistent with any provision of this Act is hereby amended, repealed or modified accordingly.

Section 11. Effectivity Clause. - This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its complete publication in the Official Gazette or in two (2) newspapers of general circulation.

Approved,

This Act which is a consolidation of Senate Bill No. 2361 and House Bill No. 4301 was finally passed by the Senate and the House of the Representatives on January 27, 2010 and January 26, 2010, respectively.

Approved: FEB 23, 2010

(Sgd.) GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO
President of the Philippines

isang linggo na ngayon……

…..isang linggo na syang walang sa Pilipinas at isang linggo na rin pala akong nag-e-emo dahil sa sobrang pagka-miss ko sa kanya. normally kapag friday night or saturday, magkasama na kami, sya ang nagdadrive kay ravie at kung saan nya trip magpunta doon kami. kapag inabot na kami ng gabi, doon na ako natutulog sa kanila. parang pamilya ko na rin kasi ang pamilya nya at pamilya na rin ang turing nila sa akin.

magkasama pa kami noong mga huling araw nya sa Pilipinas at ramdam kong pinipilit nyang gawing magaan ang lahat. sinusungitan pa nga ako at sinasabihan na huwag daw akong mag-emote. at noong lunes na umalis na sya para pumunta sa airport, simpleng beso lang ang naging paalaman namin. mabigat ang loob kong nilisan ang kanilang tahanan. halos hindi ako maka-drive sa lungkot.

at ngayon ngang isang linggo na pala ang nakalipas, salamat sa Diyos at na-survive ko naman ang isang linggo ng lungkot at pangungulila. iniisip ko na lang ang mga bagay na natutunan ko sa aming pagkakaibigan kasabay ang dalangin na palagi syang ingatan sa kanyang mga gawain lalo na sa pakikisalamuha nya sa mga tao doon.  pero parang hindi ko pa yata kayang magpunta sa mga lugar na madalas naming puntahan. baka maiyak lang ako at lalong mahirapang mag-adjust. 

miss na miss ko na ang ate ko. ang bestfriend ko. ang sisterette ko. pero alam kong kailangan kong maging matatag. alam kong sa tulong ng DIyos at ng makabagong teknolohiya, malayo man sya ay magiging malapit din.

i heart yah ate ko….sana makapag-usap tayo soon….miss na miss na kita.

Bar Fee Increased

The Supreme Court has approved the PhP250 increase from PhP2,750 to PhP3,000 of the Bar Examination and admission fees effective this examination year. This is to meet the increase in cost of materials and personnel requirements of the Bar Examinations according to Atty. Ma. Cristina B. Layusa, Deputy Clerk of Court and Chief of the Office of the Bar Confidant, through which the Supreme Court administers the said Exams.

The 2011 Bar Examinations will be held at the Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas. Previously, the Supreme Court had approved substantial changes in the conduct of the 2011 Bar Examinations, including the moving the schedule of the Exams from September to November 2011.

The coverage of the Bar Examinations shall now be drawn up by topics and sub-topics rather than by simply stating the covered laws.

Another change is the use of multiple-choice questions that are to be so constructed as to specifically measure the candidate’s knowledge of and ability to recall the laws, doctrines, and principles that every new lawyers needs in his practice, and assess the candidate’s understanding of the meaning and significance of those same laws and principles as they apply to specific situations.

The Examinations shall also include essay-type questions which will not be bar-subject specific. One such essay examination will require the candidate to prepare a trial memorandum or a decision based on a documented legal dispute. This essay will account for 60 percent of the Examinations’ essay portion. The remaining 40 percent will be covered by an essay which will require the Bar candidate to prepare a written opinion sought by a client concerning a potential legal dispute facing him or her.

In computing a candidate’s final grade in the Bar Examinations, the results of the multiple-choice questions examinations will be given a weight of 60 percent, while those of the essay-type examinations will be given a weight of 40 percent.

Since this is the first time that that the new format will be implemented, the answers of all candidates in the essay-type examinations will be corrected irrespective of the results of their multiple-choice questions examinations, which are known earlier because these will be checked electronically. In future Bar Examinations, however, the Bar Chairperson shall recommend to the Court the disqualification of those whose grades in the multiple-choice questions are so low that it would serve no useful purpose to correct their answers in the essay-type examinations.

2011 Bar Committee Chair Justice Roberto A. Abad has conducted a series of seminars nationwide to orient law deans, professors, and students of the aforesaid changes. (B.M. No. 850, In re: Request to Increase the Bar Examinations and Admission Fees, June 21, 2011)

Ang SCHEDULE ng 2011 Bar Examination sa November

Please take notice that the Court en banc issued a Resolution dated February 8, 2011, which read as follows:

        “B.M. No. 2265 (Re: Letter of Justice Roberto A. Abad Proposing Changes for Improving the Conduct of the Bar Examinations). x x x

           The Court further Resolved to APPROVE the Amendment to Section 11, Rule 138 of the Rules of Court, to wit: 

Section 11. Annual examination. — Examinations for admission to the bar of the Philippines shall take place annually in the City of Manila.  They shall be held in four days to be designated by the chairman of the committee on bar examiners. The subjects shall be distributed as follows: First day: Political and International Law, and Labor and Social Legislation (morning) and Taxation (afternoon); Second day: Civil Law (morning) and Mercantile Law (afternoon); Third day: Remedial Law, and Legal Ethics and Forms (morning) and Criminal Law (afternoon); Fourth day: Trial Memorandum (morning) and Legal Opinion (afternoon).”

http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/bar/announcement/index.php

after a long day……

client: atorni, atorni tulungan nyo po ako

atty: ano ang maitutulong ko sa iyo? (with matching smile yan ha!)

client: kasi po mag-a-arrangement na ako sa lunes kailangan ko po ng abogado

atty: arrangement? hmmm may kaso ka?

client: opo acts of laviciousness po

 atty: ah baka arraignment, babasahan ka ng sakdal. acts of lasciviousness ang kaso mo.

 client: opo yun nga po

 atty: sige ganito kuha ka ng certificate of indigency sa barangay saka sa munisipyo, sa MSWD. Kumuha ka din ng kopya nung information o yung sakdal laban sa iyo. pag nakuha mo na yung mga dokumento,pumunta ka sa opisina namin para makapag-usap tayo. 

client: sige po, kukuha po ako ng certiicate of indulgency

Ito ang reason why hindi na-release ang NBI Clearance ko…..

NBI sees delays in clearance release after contractor’s pullout
By Sandy Araneta The Philippine Star Updated July 02, 2011 12:00 AM

Manila, Philippines - There may be delays in the processing and issuance of clearances by the National Bureau of Investigation after Mega Data Corp., the company that ran the NBI’s computerized clearance processing system for the past 30 years, pulled out its software and hardware systems after its contract expired Thursday.

The NBI suspended accepting applications for clearances yesterday and said it will resume on July 4.

Supervising Agent Gerry Perdido, who is with the NBI’s technical services unit, said the bureau will definitely undergo a “downtime” in the processing and release of clearances, “but we are doing everything to address this concern. He said the NBI releases about 22,000 clearances daily nationwide.

Perdido said they will use their staff to shorten the delay, but noted that they will not revert to the manual system.

He said the Department of Justice (DOJ)  Separate Bids and Awards Committee (SBAC), in charge of the bidding for the NBI Citizens Database Information System, has not yet come up with the terms of reference (TOR) required  for the bidding.

He cited a failure in the bidding when the project was bid out in October 2009. NBI Director Magtanggol Gatdula earlier said five firms joined the bidding – V.G. Roxas and Co., Inc., Mega Data Corp., Total Information Management, Systems and Plan Integrator and Development Corp. (SPIDC) and Data Trail Corp. – but the NBI’s bidding and awards committee issued a resolution on Sept. 27, 2010 declaring a failure of bidding.

Only two firms, Mega and SPIDC, were left. Both firms alleged that the TOR had been “tailored” to favor the other firm, and the perceived bias on the part of the NBI bid body and the technical working group that drew up the TOR.

Despite Mega Data’s pullout, Gatdula guaranteed the continuity of the NBI’s clearance service and vowed that all transactions related to the procurement of a new system will be aboveboard and transparent.

http://www.philstar.com/nation/article.aspx?publicationSubCategoryId=65&articleId=701712

renewal ng appointment

a few weeks ago, nakatanggap ako ng sulat mula sa aming administrative officer sa region. kailangan ko na daw mag-ayos ng requirements for renewal ng aking appointment. imagine, sa august eh expired na pala ang appointment ko. 

so nung june 8 ay nag-neuro exam ulit ako sa national center for mental health. kasehodang umuulan sumugod kami ni ravie sa mandaluyong. inabot ng halos maghapon na rin ang exam ko dahil hinintay ko pa ang doctor na mag-iinterview. available lang daw kasi si doc ng 2pm. 

after ng neuro, kailangan nang mag-renew ng NBI clearance at ombudsman clearance pati na rin ang certification mula sa LRD. i’m positive na matatapos ko naman lahat ito bago ang deadline na July 15, 2011. 

so help me GOD!

SC Approves Changes in Conduct of Bar Exams

The Supreme Court recently approved substantial changes in the conduct of the Bar Examinations, including the moving the schedule of the exams from September to November 2011.

The coverage of the Bar Examinations shall now be drawn up by topics and sub-topics rather than by simply stating the covered laws.

Another change is the use of multiple-choice questions that are to be so constructed as to specifically measure the candidate’s knowledge of and ability to recall the laws, doctrines, and principles that every new lawyers needs in his practice, and assess the candidate’s understanding of the meaning and significance of those same laws and principles as they apply to specific situations.

The Examinations shall also include essay-type questions which will not be bar-subject specific. One such essay examination will require the candidate to prepare a trial memorandum or a decision based on a documented legal dispute. This essay will account for 60 percent of the exam’s essay portion. The remaining 40 percent will be covered by an essay which will require the Bar candidate to prepare a written opinion sought by a client concerning a potential legal dispute facing him or her.

In computing a candidate’s final grade in the Bar Examinations, the results of the multiple-choice questions examinations will be given a weight of 60 percent, while those of the essay-type examinations will be given a weight of 40 percent.

Since this is the first time that that the new format will be implemented, the answers of all candidates in the essay-type examinations will be corrected irrespective of the results of their multiple-choice questions examinations, which are known earlier because these will be checked electronically. In future Bar Examinations, however, the Bar Chairperson shall recommend to the Court the disqualification of those whose grades in the multiple-choice questions are so low that it would serve no useful purpose to correct their answers in the essay-type examinations.

In line with these changes, the Court also approved the new schedule of the filing of Petitions to Take the Bar Examinations to July 1, 2011 up to August 15, 2011.

The venue of the 2011 Bar Examinations will be the University of Santo Tomas in Manila. (BM No. 2265, Re: Reforms in the 2011 Bar Examinations, January 18, 2011 and BM No. 1161, Re: Proposed Reforms in the Bar Examinations, February 1, 2011)

http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/publications/benchmark/2011/02/021102.php

resulta ng 2010 bar exams! cheers sa mga paneros at paneras!

2010 Bar Exam Results

1. ABAD, Charmee R .
2. ABADA, Merlin I .
3. ABARIENTOS, Ma. Theresa M .
4. ABBAS, JR., Yusoph M .
5. ABELLA, Charmian Maria F .
6. ABELLA, Sheena Marie R .
7. ABIERA-MONTESA, Rosalyn B .
8. ABING, Ramil P .
9. ABONG, Mark Julio U .
10. ABRAGAN, Martin Luke G .
11. ABRAHAM, Sarah Joan M .
12. ABUBACAR, Rayhanah M .
13. ABUGAN, Herbert Calvin P .
14. ABUNDO, Judith Rowena D .
15. ABUZO, Djerovin T .
16. ABUZO, James M .
17. ACACIO, Rea Andria L .
18. ACAYAN, Moises Y .
19. ACEJO, Michael A .
20. ACUÑA, Emmanuel L .
21. ADAOAG, Maria Efelin C .
22. ADRIANO, Jasmine M .
23. ADRIATICO, Maria Clarissa N .
24. ADVINCULA, Margaux A .
25. AFIADO, Manuel Emilio B .
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