I don't know why many people are on panic with the House Resolution on CON-ASS. They even organize rallies and protests.
CON-ASS shall not prosper because of the following reasons:
1. Senate will surely not allow that. The only problem will be if the Supreme Court decided of jointly and not separately voting.
2. If it overcomes the Senate, there is still a plebiscite so it is still the people who will decide if it will prosper. When is the plebiscite?
3. The time is not enough.
Unconventional Thoughts... Hard Criticisms... Logical Theories... Futuristic Ideals... Significant Experience... Philosophical Rants...
Friday, June 05, 2009
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
My 1st semester 2nd year law school schedule
Classes Starts on June 8, 2009
Monday:
06:00pm - 09:00pm Properties
Tuesday:
06:00pm - 07:00pm Criminal Procedure
07:00pm - 09:00pm Labor Relations
Wednesday:
06:00pm - 07:00pm Criminal Procedure
07:00pm - 08:00pm Vacant
08:00pm - 09:00pm Properties
Thursday:
06:00pm - 08:00pm Sales
Friday:
06:00pm - 08:00pm Land Titles and Deeds
08:00pm - 09:00pm Negotiable Instruments Law
Saturday:
10:00am - 12:00pm Negotiable Instruments Law
12:00pm - 01:00pm Labor Relations
01:00pm - 02:00pm Vacant
02:00pm - 04:00pm Public Corporation
Monday:
06:00pm - 09:00pm Properties
Tuesday:
06:00pm - 07:00pm Criminal Procedure
07:00pm - 09:00pm Labor Relations
Wednesday:
06:00pm - 07:00pm Criminal Procedure
07:00pm - 08:00pm Vacant
08:00pm - 09:00pm Properties
Thursday:
06:00pm - 08:00pm Sales
Friday:
06:00pm - 08:00pm Land Titles and Deeds
08:00pm - 09:00pm Negotiable Instruments Law
Saturday:
10:00am - 12:00pm Negotiable Instruments Law
12:00pm - 01:00pm Labor Relations
01:00pm - 02:00pm Vacant
02:00pm - 04:00pm Public Corporation
Labels:
Law Student Life
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Legal Philosophy: Should laws be made or found?
There are two conventional kinds of law: the natural law and the statutory law. Natural law, obviously, should be found because the nature mandates that law and not the human race. It is alleged to be the “Law of God” or divine law. The statutory law is the laws that are enacted by the legislative branch of the government and, obviously, it is made. It can be declaring, commanding or prohibiting something. Aside from the two conventional types of law, there is what we call the common law or case law. The common law is usually not written in codes such as the Civil Code and Revised Penal Code. It usually came from the customs and traditions of the people. The case laws (e.g. David vs. Arroyo) are those cases that are resolved by the Supreme Court. The doctrines from the cases resolved become part of the law of the land. That also resolves the ambiguous words of the statutes.
Many legal philosophers focused on the Division of Classes (Greek), Social Contract (Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau), General Will (Kant), and Division of Powers (Montesquieu). Those legal structures are based on the societal situations of their respective eras. They found solutions on the problems of their respective societies then made, construct and proposed theories.
Many of the statutory laws are derived from natural laws. It is natural in all cultures that killing people is not proper therefore the laws on crimes against person are made. Natural law is the basis of the statutory law and natural law should be found. Therefore laws should be both found and made. The cycle does not end there. Case laws are still on way that finds ambiguity on the made statutory laws and clarify them. Therefore, even if the law is already made, we should still find some solutions to the legal problem. One example is the voting system of Philippine congress on the constitutional convention. Section 3 Article XVII of the 1987 constitution reads:
It is clearly written that the Congress’ 2/3 vote is needed but let us bear in mind that we have two houses of congress, the Senate and the House of Representatives. The constitution did not provide if they will vote jointly or separately. If they vote jointly, the Senate will be outnumbered by the House of Representatives. The Supreme Court should resolve that legal issue even if it is already written and made.
Many legal philosophers focused on the Division of Classes (Greek), Social Contract (Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau), General Will (Kant), and Division of Powers (Montesquieu). Those legal structures are based on the societal situations of their respective eras. They found solutions on the problems of their respective societies then made, construct and proposed theories.
Many of the statutory laws are derived from natural laws. It is natural in all cultures that killing people is not proper therefore the laws on crimes against person are made. Natural law is the basis of the statutory law and natural law should be found. Therefore laws should be both found and made. The cycle does not end there. Case laws are still on way that finds ambiguity on the made statutory laws and clarify them. Therefore, even if the law is already made, we should still find some solutions to the legal problem. One example is the voting system of Philippine congress on the constitutional convention. Section 3 Article XVII of the 1987 constitution reads:
“The Congress may, by a vote of two-thirds of all its Members, call a constitutional convention, or by a majority vote of all its Members, submit to the electorate the question of calling such a convention.”
It is clearly written that the Congress’ 2/3 vote is needed but let us bear in mind that we have two houses of congress, the Senate and the House of Representatives. The constitution did not provide if they will vote jointly or separately. If they vote jointly, the Senate will be outnumbered by the House of Representatives. The Supreme Court should resolve that legal issue even if it is already written and made.
Labels:
Legal,
Philosophy
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Top 10 "Alanganin" na TV Commercials
This is just for fun. No hard feelings. :)
Number 10:
The Manny Villar Commercial
"Ang Lumaki sa Hirap, Tumutulong sa Mahihirap."
I admit that helping OFW is good but why does he need to spend a lot of money just to show off that he is helping those OFW?
Number 9:
The Tang Commercial
"Tubig Pasahayshin, TANGgaling!"
I wonder how a small sachet of Tang could fill the whole water system. Eh di walang lasa yun! hahaha.
Number 8:
Milo Sports Clinic Commercial
Bakit hindi naka-green si Chris Tiu? Eh Green ung color ng uniform ng Milo Sports Clinic... lolz :)
Number 7:
The Smart Commercial
"We're Helping Sports."
What's the connection?
Number 6:
The Makati Commercial
"Ganito kami sa Makati."
Makati is a good city. I'm just hoping that Binay's programs are feasible in the whole Philippines. Hope lang... hahahaha
Number 5:
The NDCC Commercial, Teves and PAGCOR
The commercial that warns the people on disaster is good but the face of the Secretary is not necessary in the commercial.
May buhat pa siyang bata! hahaha
The government programs that they show is good but showing their face with Manny Paquiao is questionable.
Number 4:
Senator Lacson's Anti-corruption Commercial
Anti-corruption? Words comming from a present senator promoting anti-corruption?
Natawa na lang ako!!! hahaha
Number 3:
Mar Roxas' Pedicab Driving
"Itabi mo... ako na."
I can slightly forgive other politicians' commercials... at least, they show some sort of advocacy. How about pedicab driving? It's a pure showing off! hahaha
Number 2:
The Tide Commercial
"Isa higit sa dalawa."
I think, it should be 1X > 2Y and not 1 > 2. That's all!!!
Number 1:
The LBC Commercial
"Spell Remittance... Capital LBC!!!"
WTH!!! OMFG!!!
Napa-iling na lang ako... Tsk Tsk Tsk...
*It's up to you if you will still believe on those advertisements. Happy watching. :)
Number 10:
The Manny Villar Commercial
"Ang Lumaki sa Hirap, Tumutulong sa Mahihirap."
I admit that helping OFW is good but why does he need to spend a lot of money just to show off that he is helping those OFW?
Number 9:
The Tang Commercial
"Tubig Pasahayshin, TANGgaling!"
I wonder how a small sachet of Tang could fill the whole water system. Eh di walang lasa yun! hahaha.
Number 8:
Milo Sports Clinic Commercial
Bakit hindi naka-green si Chris Tiu? Eh Green ung color ng uniform ng Milo Sports Clinic... lolz :)
Number 7:
The Smart Commercial
"We're Helping Sports."
What's the connection?
Number 6:
The Makati Commercial
"Ganito kami sa Makati."
Makati is a good city. I'm just hoping that Binay's programs are feasible in the whole Philippines. Hope lang... hahahaha
Number 5:
The NDCC Commercial, Teves and PAGCOR
The commercial that warns the people on disaster is good but the face of the Secretary is not necessary in the commercial.
May buhat pa siyang bata! hahaha
The government programs that they show is good but showing their face with Manny Paquiao is questionable.
Number 4:
Senator Lacson's Anti-corruption Commercial
Anti-corruption? Words comming from a present senator promoting anti-corruption?
Natawa na lang ako!!! hahaha
Number 3:
Mar Roxas' Pedicab Driving
"Itabi mo... ako na."
I can slightly forgive other politicians' commercials... at least, they show some sort of advocacy. How about pedicab driving? It's a pure showing off! hahaha
Number 2:
The Tide Commercial
"Isa higit sa dalawa."
I think, it should be 1X > 2Y and not 1 > 2. That's all!!!
Number 1:
The LBC Commercial
"Spell Remittance... Capital LBC!!!"
WTH!!! OMFG!!!
Napa-iling na lang ako... Tsk Tsk Tsk...
*It's up to you if you will still believe on those advertisements. Happy watching. :)
Labels:
Entertainment,
Politics
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Loveless (Crisis Core)
Prologue:
When the war of the beasts brings about the world's end
The goddess descends from the sky
Wings of light and dark spread afar
She guides us to bliss, her gift everlasting.
Act I:
Infinite in mystery is the gift of the goddess
We seek it thus, and take to the sky
Ripples form on the water's surface
The wandering soul knows no rest.
Act II:
There is no hate, only joy
For you are beloved by the goddess
Hero of the dawn, Healer of worlds.
Dreams of the morrow hath the shattered soul
Pride is lost
Wings stripped away, the end is nigh.
Act III:
My friend, do you fly away now?
To a world that abhors you and I?
All that awaits you is a somber morrow
No matter where the winds may blow.
My friend, your desire
Is the bringer of life, the gift of the goddess.
Act IV:
My friend, the fates are cruel
There are no dreams, no honor remains
The arrow has left the bow of the goddess.
My soul, corrupted by vengeance
Hath endured torment, to find the end of the journey
In my own salvation
And your eternal slumber.
Legend shall speak
Of sacrifice at world's end
The wind sails over the water's surface
Quietly, but surely.
Act V:
Even if the morrow is barren of promises
Nothing shall forestall my return.
To become the dew that quenches the land
To spare the seas, the skies
I offer thee this silent sacrifice.
Labels:
Entertainment,
Gaming
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
My Essential Gadgets (Blog Format)
With this modern age, gadgets make our life easier and comfortable.
Here are the gadgets which are very useful and important to me. :)

1. Ipod Nano - My music player. Its 8-gigabyte capacity fit all the music I want.
2. Canon Digicam - I love taking pictures and I always bring my cam anywhere when there are events.
3. Nintendo DS - A hand held video game with dual screen (touch screen on the buttom). The graphics is not like of the PSP but it has many interactive games like Rhythm Heaven, Classic Games like Super Mario and Pokemon.
4. PSP - It's a very famous portable game console to all Filipinos. Its games have good graphics but the controls are conventional unlike the interactive DS. My most favorite in this system is the Dissidia: Final Fantasy. It can also run retro games of Gameboy and Super Nintendo using the Emulators.
5. 600 GB external hard drive - This is very useful to me because I love downloading music and movies which occupies a large space on my laptop. I also store my DS and PSP games on it.
6. Toshiba laptop - It is the heart of all may gadgets. Without it and the internet connection, all my gadgets are useless because I use it to download music and games and upload my pictures. I can also get a vast information with this using the internet like current events, new games, anime and many more. I can also contact my friends through YM and other networking sites like Facebook and Multiply.
7. Nokia 6300 - With all this gadgets mentioned, who needs a very high tech phone? The only purpose of my phone is to send and receive a text messages and call.
Album Format: http://master386.multiply.com/photos/album/177/My_Essential_Gadgets
Here are the gadgets which are very useful and important to me. :)
1. Ipod Nano - My music player. Its 8-gigabyte capacity fit all the music I want.
2. Canon Digicam - I love taking pictures and I always bring my cam anywhere when there are events.
3. Nintendo DS - A hand held video game with dual screen (touch screen on the buttom). The graphics is not like of the PSP but it has many interactive games like Rhythm Heaven, Classic Games like Super Mario and Pokemon.
4. PSP - It's a very famous portable game console to all Filipinos. Its games have good graphics but the controls are conventional unlike the interactive DS. My most favorite in this system is the Dissidia: Final Fantasy. It can also run retro games of Gameboy and Super Nintendo using the Emulators.
5. 600 GB external hard drive - This is very useful to me because I love downloading music and movies which occupies a large space on my laptop. I also store my DS and PSP games on it.
6. Toshiba laptop - It is the heart of all may gadgets. Without it and the internet connection, all my gadgets are useless because I use it to download music and games and upload my pictures. I can also get a vast information with this using the internet like current events, new games, anime and many more. I can also contact my friends through YM and other networking sites like Facebook and Multiply.
7. Nokia 6300 - With all this gadgets mentioned, who needs a very high tech phone? The only purpose of my phone is to send and receive a text messages and call.
Album Format: http://master386.multiply.com/photos/album/177/My_Essential_Gadgets
Labels:
Entertainment,
Gadgets,
Gaming
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
END and CHANGE.
There are only two entities that neither CHANGE nor END and those two are the ideas of CHANGE and END.
END does not CHANGE nor END.
CHANGE does not END nor CHANGE.
Everything CHANGES and ENDS.
Life CHANGES and ENDS.
Love CHANGES and ENDS.
Friendship CHANGES and ENDS.
A period, a condition or an era CHANGES and ENDS.
But an END or CHANGE of something means a new start of something else. The overlapping of END and the new start which is supposed to be ended by the former is very difficult. It is called hang over and the failure of moving on. The new start will not be efficient if the supposed END is not yet ended. I experienced many overlapping wherein I surpassed many but trying to work on others. It's really difficult because of the many past attachments that is a vast unnecessary baggage.
The best way to do which I'm thinking about for the last few months is to accept the END and embrace the new start. Refrain from overlapping because CHANGE is inevitable which is out of our control.
END does not CHANGE nor END.
CHANGE does not END nor CHANGE.
Everything CHANGES and ENDS.
Life CHANGES and ENDS.
Love CHANGES and ENDS.
Friendship CHANGES and ENDS.
A period, a condition or an era CHANGES and ENDS.
But an END or CHANGE of something means a new start of something else. The overlapping of END and the new start which is supposed to be ended by the former is very difficult. It is called hang over and the failure of moving on. The new start will not be efficient if the supposed END is not yet ended. I experienced many overlapping wherein I surpassed many but trying to work on others. It's really difficult because of the many past attachments that is a vast unnecessary baggage.
The best way to do which I'm thinking about for the last few months is to accept the END and embrace the new start. Refrain from overlapping because CHANGE is inevitable which is out of our control.
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