Consent Is Not a Prop: Rethinking Women’s Autonomy in Public Discourse
Every March, we celebrate Women’s Month as a reminder of the struggle for equality, but it is also a time to reflect on how women’s identities are often invoked without…
The New Leviathan: How the ICC case on the Drug War will Ripple Through International Criminal Law
The surrender of former President Rodrigo Duterte to the International Criminal Court (ICC) marks a pivotal moment for international law. This article examines the implications of the ICC proceedings, drawing…
Creativity, in the Blink of an Eye
Creativity is often overshadowed by the modern demand for speed and productivity. While society champions innovation, the shrinking attention spans of today threaten the deep, slow thinking required for true…
Lawyer-Politicians May Be Off the Record But Never Off the Hook
In the current Philippine political climate, the normalization of inflammatory, sexist, and insensitive remarks by lawyer-politicians undermines public trust and the integrity of the legal profession. This article argues that…
Privilege, Not a Right: Equilibrium in Law School
Law school is a battleground, not just of intellect but of perseverance. Angel Kate Alag examines the concept of "privilege" within the legal profession, arguing that true social justice requires…
Negotiation and Problem-Solving Methods: Skills Lawyers Must Have To Circumvent Litigation
Explore why negotiation and problem-solving are critical skills for lawyers seeking to resolve disputes outside of court, reducing client stress and alleviating congested judicial dockets.
Keeping Your Sanity in Law School: A Guide for the Working Students
For many working law students, the second half of the day begins when everyone else is asleep. This guide explores how to balance the demands of career, family, and law…
Amid new environments, first-generation law students seek to make their mark
"The first-generation law student is a trailblazer, braving the rigors of legal education without a roadmap. They turn the challenges of their journey into catalysts, establishing legacies that resonate with…
ADVISER’S NOTE
In the study and practice of law, it is easy to become consumed by doctrines, procedures, deadlines, and the relentless pursuit of precision. Law students are trained to think critically,…
EDITOR’S NOTE
By Joanne Benitez Courtrooms, gavels, and legal arguments are often the images that come to mind when we think of the law. Yet behind these familiar symbols lies another reality,…