Civilian authority is always supreme over the military, which serves as the protector of the people and the State.
What is the relationship between civilian and military authority? Read More »
The Armed Forces’ goals are to protect the people, secure state sovereignty, and maintain national territorial integrity.
What are the primary goals of the Armed Forces of the Philippines? Read More »
The government’s prime duty is serving and protecting people, including requiring citizens to defend the State through service.
What is the prime duty of the Philippine Government? Read More »
This article talks about the penalties and prescriptive period of the crime of cyberlibel in the Philippines.
Prescription and Penalties in Cyberlibel Read More »
This article talks about the consequence of sharing, liking or commenting on libelous posts in social media.
Do Sharing, Liking and Commenting Constitute Cyberlibel? Original Authors vs. “Netizens” Read More »
Schools may develop IP policies through licensing agreements with collective organizations to manage intellectual property usage effectively.
Can schools develop IP policies in relation to licensing organizations? Read More »
Tools and implements used to manufacture infringing copies can be impounded and destroyed by court order without compensation.
What happens to implements used for making infringing copies? Read More »
Actual damages in infringement cases include legal costs and other related expenses incurred by the copyright owner.
Are legal costs recoverable in an infringement action? Read More »
Courts consider the value of produced infringing materials when deciding criminal imprisonment terms and fine amounts.
How is the value of infringing materials used in sentencing? Read More »
A corporation named on an audiovisual work is legally presumed to be the maker absent contrary proof.
Can a corporate body be presumed as the maker of an audiovisual work? Read More »
