“The Supreme Court, the final arbiter of legal conflicts, reviews, acts of the executive and Congress. With this power, the Court is seen as a political institution as well. "Because the key provisions of the Constitution are couched in grand… — Marites Dañguilan Vitug Copy Share
“The Court, after all, is not a monolith. Transparency resides in parts of the Court, among Justices and staff who believe that letting the… — Marites Dañguilan Vitug Copy Share Image
“The Supreme Court, the final arbiter of legal conflicts, reviews, acts of the executive and Congress. With this power, the Court is seen as a political institution as well. "Because the key provisions of the Constitution are couched in grand ambiguities and because the key provisions concern the larger issues of our life, of our liberties, and of our happiness,… — Marites Dañguilan Vitug Copy Share
