Last 18 September 2017, the Journal was invited to speak on the theme "Promoting Justice Through the Rule of Law." The event was spearheaded by the pioneer batch of their newly constituted law school division and was attended by Former Vice President Jejomar Binay as the founding dean, and Atty. Rico Quicho as the current dean.
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On 29 August 2017, the Board of Editors of the Ateneo Law Journal admitted new editors for Volume 62, namely: Patrick Edward L. Balisong, John Jacob D. Kaufman, John Stephen B. Pangilinan, Rea Irish Michelle R. Pintor, Jose Ryan S. Pelongco, and John Paulo S. Vicencio.
The six 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
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The 2016 edition of the Ateneo Law Journal’s Legal Citation Guide is now available.
The new edition includes, among others, updated citation formats for social media, case texts available online, European case law available in the new EUR-Lex database, as well as formal rules in citing court documents. Old citation formats have been updated and made simpler, and the contents have been rearranged to make it easier for students and lawyers alike to find and use proper citation formats.
The Guide may be
Philippine Corporate Law Practice: Defining the Mandates of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) through the Resolution of the Jurisdictional Conflicts with the Regional Trial Courts (RTC) over Corporate and Securities Cases
Villanueva, Cesar L.Villanueva-Tiansay, TeresaA Critical Review of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement Between the Republic of the Philippines and the United States of America
Magallona, Merlin M.
Areas for Constitutional Reform in the System of Checks and Balances — Making Sense of P-Noy’s Tuwid na Landas
Balancing State Power, Economic Development, and Respect for Human Rights
Coming Full Circle with the Application of Executive Power and Judicial Consistency in Marcos v. Manglapus and Ocampo v. Enriquez
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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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