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Admission of New Members for Volume 61

By Ateneo Law Journal on August 22, 2016

On 22 August 2016, the Board of Editors, of the Ateneo Law Journal admitted new editors for Volume 61, namely: Angelli Camille P. Ancheta, Ma. Carmel M. Baquilod, April Joy B. Guiang, Angelo Francesco F. Herbosa, and Jason L. Sy.

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 also tasked with balancing the trials and tribulations of studying the law, while carrying the torch

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ALJ alumnus Chief Justice Corona passes away

By on April 29, 2016

The Ateneo Law Journal extends its condolences to the family of Honorable Chief Justice Renato C. Corona, who joined our Creator last 29 April 2016.

Chief Justice Corona was an alumnus of the Ateneo de Manila University School of Law and one of the distinguished former Editors of the Journal. His previous works in the Journal include The Use of Corporate Control Devices, 35  Ateneo L.J. 50 (1991).

The Ateneo Law Journal enjoins everyone to please continue praying for the eternal repose of Chief Justice Corona's

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ALJ Alumni led the 38th University Service Awards

By ALJ on February 21, 2016

Atty. Jacinto “Jack” Jimenez and Court of Appeals Retired Justice Hector Hofileña were honored last 18 February 2016 at the 38th University Service Awards held at Ateneo High School Covered Courts. Atty. Jimenez is the current faculty adviser of the Journal, while Justice Hofileña is one of the first members of the Journal as Book and Review staff of Volume 1 and a former faculty adviser.

Traditionally, university employees are recognized for every 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, and 30th year of service. 

This year, Atty. Jimenez  and Justice Hofileña

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The Ateneo Law Journal strives to remain as one of the benchmarks in legal scholarship in the country by providing a comprehensive forum where thoughts, ideas, and opinions meet on legal matters, whether of interest to the Bench, the Bar, the law student, or the common Filipino. The Journal earnestly carries out its responsibility as a medium for initiating discourse in various fields of law, reflecting a continuous collaboration and interaction among students, faculty, practitioners, and

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The Ateneo Law Journal, a fully student-run legal and academic journal, was founded in 1951. Initially, it was published bi-monthly, representing the collaborative efforts of law student editors and staff members, guided by faculty advisers. The Journal presented an opportunity for students to harness their legal writing and research skills beyond the demands of classroom routine. Discussions, analyses, and criticisms of various legal issues were the products of such fertile tradition. Thus, from scholarly articles and expositions penned by the country’s best, gifted, and most

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The Ateneo Law Journal, for its 61st Volume,is now accepting Articles, Notes, Comments, and Essays from legal practitioners and scholars.

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