Reforming the judiciary / by Artemio V. Panganiban

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Manila : Supreme Court Press, 2002Description: xxiv, 416 pages : color illustrationsContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 349.599
Contents:
Chapter 1. An introduction to APJR
Chapter 2. Forums on the APJR
Chapter 3. Battling corruption, incompetence and delay
Chapter 4. Prerequisites for a successful reform program
Chapter 5. Good governance begins with ethics
Chapter 6. Rotarians defend the rule of law
Chapter 7. Transparency, the key to sound judgements
Chapter 8. The moot court - a virtual legal reality
Chapter 9. A centennial toast to justice and justices
Chapter 10. Why the Supreme Court was chosen "Filipino of the Year 2001"
Chapter 11. Saving the constitutional system
Chapter 12. What I learned at Far Eastern University
Chapter 13. A tribute to valedictorians
Chapter 14. An emerging paradigm of free expression
Chapter 15. Postscripts to a centenary of justice
Chapter 16. Estrada v. Sandiganbayan : the anti-plunder law is constitutional
Chapter 17. Republic v. Cocofed : coco levies are prima facie public funds
Chapter 18. Lim v. Executive Secretary : cases are not decided on hypothetical assumptions
Chapter 19. Equatorial v. Mayfair : general principles do not decide specific cases
Chapter 20. City of Makati v. CSC : are government employees entitled to an "automatic" leave of absence?
Chapter 21. Government of the United States v. Purganan : extradition and the right to bail
Chapter 22. The death penalty cases
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Book Book Cubao Branch Law Research Center LRC LRC 349.599 P191r 2002 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 121773d

With: A book review / by Romeo J. Callejo Sr.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1. An introduction to APJR

Chapter 2. Forums on the APJR

Chapter 3. Battling corruption, incompetence and delay

Chapter 4. Prerequisites for a successful reform program

Chapter 5. Good governance begins with ethics

Chapter 6. Rotarians defend the rule of law

Chapter 7. Transparency, the key to sound judgements

Chapter 8. The moot court - a virtual legal reality

Chapter 9. A centennial toast to justice and justices

Chapter 10. Why the Supreme Court was chosen "Filipino of the Year 2001"

Chapter 11. Saving the constitutional system

Chapter 12. What I learned at Far Eastern University

Chapter 13. A tribute to valedictorians

Chapter 14. An emerging paradigm of free expression

Chapter 15. Postscripts to a centenary of justice

Chapter 16. Estrada v. Sandiganbayan : the anti-plunder law is constitutional

Chapter 17. Republic v. Cocofed : coco levies are prima facie public funds

Chapter 18. Lim v. Executive Secretary : cases are not decided on hypothetical assumptions

Chapter 19. Equatorial v. Mayfair : general principles do not decide specific cases

Chapter 20. City of Makati v. CSC : are government employees entitled to an "automatic" leave of absence?

Chapter 21. Government of the United States v. Purganan : extradition and the right to bail

Chapter 22. The death penalty cases

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