Philippine Constitutional Rights 소설 & 이야기

Napangiti siya ng mapait. "Yes. Annulment is the solution to divorce here. The Philippines is only country in the world where ending a marriage is not just difficult, getting divorced is against the law. The only option for most citizens here is to get an annulment, which is long and expensive court proceeding," nakangiting paliwanag ng lawyer na kasama ni Lexus. Napalunok naman si Amethyst. Alam niya naman ang tungkol dito.

Malamang ay nakapag-asawa na ‘to ng bago. Ano ngayon kung kasal sila? Anong silbi ng pera nito? At isa pa, ayon sa Philippine Constitution…married couple who doesn’t have communication, any form of communication at all, for 5 consecutive years considered invalid. Gagawa lang ng kasulatan ang abogado ay mapawalang bisa na ang kasal nilang dalawa. She bet he is happy now on top of Vanity’s lap. “Pero honestly, April. Your husband is one of the most powerful people today in the Philippines.” May halo ng pagbabanta sa boses nito.

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I can't help but to overthink. The girl took a deep breath. Naiirita ako sa kanya kaya nagkunwari nalang ako na may isinusulat sa papel kahit wala naman, “Well, prof jay, constitutional law sets limits on government power and protects individual rights and freedoms. It ensures the government doesn't abuse its authority and citizens are treated fairly.” sagot ni ate girl, ang arte niyang magsalita kaya mas lalo akong nabanas.

Mabilis ang isa sa mga pulis na kinuha ang kamay ni James at agad itong pinosasan habang sinasabi nito ang marinda rights. "YOU have the right to remain silent. Any statement you make may be used against you in a court of law in the Philippines. You have the right to have a competent and independent counsel preferably of your own choice. If you cannot afford the services of a counsel, the government will provide you one."

"Ang kliyente ko po ay naniniwalang ang orihinal na sales contract ay manifestly unfair. Ayon po sa Article 1381 ng Civil Code of the Philippines, ang kliyente kong si Mr. Peter ay may karapatang mag-request na baguhin o tuluyang i-cancel ang kontrata." "Article 1381 ng Civil Code of the Philippines?" Halos matawa si Jaxson sa sobrang katangahan ng naririnig. "Pag-isipan mo nga uling mabuti kung anong article 'yun, Attorney." Bakas ang matinding panic sa mukha ni Attorney Dela Cruz habang nakatingin kay Peter. Dahil nakaramdam din ng kaba, sumigaw si Peter para magtapang-tapangan. "Hoy, sino ka ba?! May alam ka ba sa batas, ha?!"

Sa sandaling iyon, inayos ni Shawn ang kanyang salamin at nagbasa mula sa isang file. "Mr. Tuazon, ako si Shawn, ang abogado ni Aera Dela Cruz-Almeda. In the Philippines, kidnapping is primarily covered under Article 267 of the Revised Penal Code, Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention, as amended by Republic Act No. 1084. This law applies to private individuals who kidnap, detain, or deprive another of their liberty, with penalties ranging from reclusion perpetua to death. ..."

Ang kaniyang boses ay malinaw, bawat salita ay may diin, bawat argumento ay may basehan sa konstitusyon. "Your Honor, the individual is the smallest minority. If we allow corporations to supersede the rights of the one for the profit of the many, we are not building a civilization; we are building a factory. The law must always protect the heartbeat, not the balance sheet!" Nagkaroon ng bulungan sa loob ng hall. Nakita ni Danah ang pagtango ng mga judges. Ramdam niya ang tagumpay. Naupo siya nang may kumpirmasyon sa sarili na nakuha niya ang momentum.

This story contains strong language and scenes that are inappropriate for young readers. ~ The Philippines' justice system is comprised of two types of legal proceedings. One type of case involves criminal cases in which the State is the Plaintiff and the Defendant is a person accused of committing a crime. The other type of case is a civil case, in which private individuals, corporations, other legal entities, or even government agencies can be either the Plaintiff or the Defendant, and which is a legal proceeding to resolve private disputes between the parties. I will use criminal cases in this story. I am not a professional, a law student, or have a strong legal background. Thank you so m

Dumating nalang ang hapon ay hindi pa siya nakakapagdesisyon. Kay dali lang ng sabihin niya kanina na papayag siya kapag pumayag ito na tulungan siya, pero ngayong pumayag na ito saka naman siya nagdalawang isip. Nagtatalo ngayon ang puso't isip niya sa kung ano ang dapat niyang piliin at gawin. If she won't choose to marry him, malabong mangyari na mahahanap niya ang katarungan para sa kanyang magulang. Justices here in the Philippines is for wealthy and powerful being only.