Taruc vs. Bishop Dela Cruz G.R. No. 144801. March 10, 2005 Separation of Church and State.

April 11, 2018

FACTS: Petitioners were lay members of the Philippine Independent Church (PIC) in Socorro, Surigao del Norte. Respondents Porfirio de la Cruz and Rustom Florano were the bishop and parish priest, respectively, of the same church in that locality. Petitioners, led by Dominador Taruc, clamored for the transfer of Fr. Florano to another parish but Bishop… Read More Taruc vs. Bishop Dela Cruz G.R. No. 144801. March 10, 2005 Separation of Church and State.

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Sandoval Notes – Political Law Part V Bill of Rights 1

October 6, 2017

B. THE BILL OF RIGHTS The Due Process Clause Discuss the Due Process Clause. Distinguish substantive due process from procedural due process. Held: Section 1 of the Bill of Rights lays down what is known as the “due process clause” of the Constitution. In order to fall within the aegis of… Read More Sandoval Notes – Political Law Part V Bill of Rights 1

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Sandoval Notes – Political Law Part V Constitutional Law

October 6, 2017

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 122. What is the effect of declaration of unconstitutionality of a law? Illustrative case. Held: Respondents are seeking a reconsideration of the Court’s 25 January 2000 decision, wherein we declared section 8 of Republic Act No. 8551 (RA 8551) to be violative of petitioners’ constitutionally mandated right to security of tenure.… Read More Sandoval Notes – Political Law Part V Constitutional Law

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Taruc vs. Bishop Dela Cruz G.R. No. 144801. March 10, 2005 Separation of Church and State.

Sandoval Notes – Political Law Part V Bill of Rights 1

Sandoval Notes – Political Law Part V Constitutional Law