Philippine Constitutional Rights 소설 & 이야기

“Will the status be recognized in the Philippines?” “No.” Mahinang natawa ang lawyer. “Alam mo, siguro kaya humihindi ang Lolo mo. No matter how much you twist it, you will never be able to marry each other in this country. Kahit kunin pa siya ng biological family niya, still the Article thirty-eight still casts a shadow. Unless…” Kumunot ang kanyang noo. “What?”

sagot ko dito. Umupo ito ng maayos. “Ikaw ang bahala, pero kung kailangan sabihin mo na sa kanila ang tungkol sa app nila. Karapatan nila ‘yun kahit pa sabihin nila na kukunin nila ang bata sayo. Sa batas natin dito sa Pilipinas. Habang nasa edad pa ang bata na nasa pitong taong gulang pababa ay dapat nasa puder ito ng ina..” paliwanag ni Boss Flame. “Paano kung gamitin nila sa korte na tinago ko ang anak ko sa kanila? Makukuha nila ang bata..” tanong ko dito.

Eumerriah, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to formally inform you of my intention to file a case regarding the concealment and misrepresentation of our child, whom you have claimed to be deceased but is indeed alive. This situation has caused me significant emotional distress and has deprived me of my legal rights as a father. As a result, I have decided to seek legal intervention to resolve this matter in accordance with the laws of the Philippines. I believe that it is in the best interest of our child to address this issue promptly and justly.

Ganoon na lamang ang pagkamuhi ng mga Filipino sa pandarayang ginawa ni President Chavez sa election. Sa ngayon patuloy ang pagprotesta ng mga Filipino laban sa administration Chavez. Ikinagulat ng lahat ang nangyayari sa kasalukuyan. Tinawag na rin ito na People Power Number three of the Philippines. Sigaw naman ng iba ay itigil na raw ang pagpuprotesta dahil marami nang nasasaktan. Pero sabi ng mga nagrarally. Hindi raw sila titigil hangga't hindi raw si President Chavez bumababa sa kaniyang position sa palasyo ng Malacanang."

“Void ab initio. Legally speaking, the marriage is considered as if it never existed.” Sandaling katahimikan. Humigpit ang hawak ni Ethan sa papel. “Explain it again,” ulit niya, mas mababa ang boses. Huminga nang malalim si Santos. “Under the Family Code of the Philippines, Articles 35 to 39, a marriage is void if it lacks essential or formal requisites from the very beginning.” Tumango si Ethan, pero hindi inaalis ang tingin sa abogado.

Hindi pa man binabasa ni Ate Talia ang arrest warrant ay nagsalita na agad ito. "I don't know what this is about, but I have a right to-” "Dr. Benjamin Mercado, I am serving you with a warrant of arrest issued by the Regional Trial Court for violation of Article 365 of the Revised Penal Code. You are suspected of reckless imprudence resulting in physical injuries." Mercado stood, but his expression remained frozen in shock. An officer immediately stepped forward with handcuffs. He approached the doctor from behind while Talia faced him directly. "You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney. Do you understand your rights? "

“PO2 Yeonna Agravante!” "Pulis ka?" "Limang taon na." Nagpalakpakan ang mga tao nang idapa ng dalaga ang hostage-taker at lagyan ito ng posas sa likuran. “You have the right to remain silent…” Bilang alagad ng batas at arresting personnel, binasahan niya ng karapatan ang suspect bilang pagsunod sa police protocol. “Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult an attorney. If you can not afford one, you shall be provided by the government.”

Natigilan ito sa pagtaas ng boses niya—hanggang sa nagdilim ang anyo nito at, "You don't raise your voice on me, Cal—" "At ikaw ay pwede? Well, Phillian, we are just equals. Sapilitan mo akong dinala rito sa pamamahay mo at may karapatan akong magalit o magwala. Plus—I carry your child in my womb. I have the right to raise my voice; I could even kill you right now if I wanted to. Ginagalit mo ako." Muling natigilan si Phillian, at habang tahimik ito ay nagpatuloy siya.