Judicial renaissance / by Artemio V. Panganiban

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Manila : Supreme Court Printing Press, 2005Description: xxiii, 536 pages, 12 unnumbered pages of plates : color illustrations + CD-ROMContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 349.599
Contents:
The Philippine Judiciary Reinvented
Chapter 1. A transformed judiciary
Chapter 2. The APJR : an executive summary
Chapter 3. Global support for judicial reforms
Chapter 4. Judicial reform - issues to consider : the Philippines and Indonesia / by Anthony Gerald Toft
Chapter 5. A celebration of thanksgiving
Chapter 6. Holmes, money and trust
Chapter 7. Independence and integrity of the Philippine judiciary
Chapter 8. Access to justice : a prerequisite to economic development
Chapter 9. Judging the judges
Chapter 10. Beyond excellence
Chapter 11. Liberty and prosperity
Chapter 12. An ethical compass for the legal profession
Chapter 13. The power of example
The controversial cases
Chapter 14. Invest in the whole country, not just in the mining industry
Chapter 15. La Bugal B'Laan v. Ramos : the constitutionality of the mining law
Chapter 16. Abakada Guro Party List v. Ermita : the constitutionality of the E-Vat law
Chapter 17. Southern Cross Cement Corporation v. Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corporation : executive power to protect local industries
Chapter 18. Central Bank Employees Association v. Monetary Board : constitutionality of increases in CB employees' compensation
Chapter 19. Agabon v. NLRC : sanctions for violation of due process in labor cases
Chapter 20. Presidential Commission on Good Government v. Lucio Tan : ethical conduct of a lawyer
Chapter 21. Information Technology Foundation of the Philippines v. Comelec : the use of ACMs in the ARMM elections : a reprise
Chapter 22. The HRET at work
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Book Book Cubao Branch Law Research Center LRC LRC 349.599 P191j 2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 121774d

With: A book review / by Renato C. Corona.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Philippine Judiciary Reinvented

Chapter 1. A transformed judiciary

Chapter 2. The APJR : an executive summary

Chapter 3. Global support for judicial reforms

Chapter 4. Judicial reform - issues to consider : the Philippines and Indonesia / by Anthony Gerald Toft

Chapter 5. A celebration of thanksgiving

Chapter 6. Holmes, money and trust

Chapter 7. Independence and integrity of the Philippine judiciary

Chapter 8. Access to justice : a prerequisite to economic development

Chapter 9. Judging the judges

Chapter 10. Beyond excellence

Chapter 11. Liberty and prosperity

Chapter 12. An ethical compass for the legal profession

Chapter 13. The power of example

The controversial cases

Chapter 14. Invest in the whole country, not just in the mining industry

Chapter 15. La Bugal B'Laan v. Ramos : the constitutionality of the mining law

Chapter 16. Abakada Guro Party List v. Ermita : the constitutionality of the E-Vat law

Chapter 17. Southern Cross Cement Corporation v. Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corporation : executive power to protect local industries

Chapter 18. Central Bank Employees Association v. Monetary Board : constitutionality of increases in CB employees' compensation

Chapter 19. Agabon v. NLRC : sanctions for violation of due process in labor cases

Chapter 20. Presidential Commission on Good Government v. Lucio Tan : ethical conduct of a lawyer

Chapter 21. Information Technology Foundation of the Philippines v. Comelec : the use of ACMs in the ARMM elections : a reprise

Chapter 22. The HRET at work

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