On 27 August 2019, the Board of Editors of the Ateneo Law Journal admitted new editors for Volume 64, namely: Patricia Anne Alarios, Aleana Cecilia P. Bantolo, Justin Mark C. Chan, Brian Earl A. Leshen, and Marian Gae V. Merino.
The five students were chosen after a rigorous admission process and are
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The Ateneo Law Journal, for its 64th Volume, is now accepting Articles, Notes, Comments, and Essays from legal practitioners and scholars.
Kindly send your work at least two months before the publication date indicated in .docx format to ateneolj@gmail.com.
All papers submitted will be subject to evaluation based on the standards of the Journal.
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On 28 August 2018, the Board of Editors of the Ateneo Law Journal admitted new editors for Volume 63, namely: Kathleen Traci P. del Rosario, Sergio Luis M. Mercado, Katrina Isabelle G. Pimentel, Frances Christine P. Sayson, and Korina D. Torres.
The five students were chosen after a rigorous admission process and are currently undergoing training, in order to inculcate in them the Journal's grand tradition of excellence. They are tasked with balancing the rigors of studying the law and carrying the torch
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The Ateneo Law Journal, for its 63d Volume,is now accepting Articles, Notes, Comments, and Essays from legal practitioners and scholars.
The Journal, the sole fully student-run legal and academic journal in the country, was founded in 1951. It has since then, and
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