Volume 4, Issue 1

2024

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The Saint Paul School of Professional Studies Law Journal is published once during the academic year by the students of the SPSPS – School of Law, Brgy. Campetic, Palo, Leyte, Philippines.

The Saint Paul School of Professional Studies Law Journal contains articles and contributions of interest to law students and law practitioners; however, the views expressed by the contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of either the Saint Paul School of Professional Studies – School of Law or the Saint Paul School of Professional Studies Law Journal Editorial Board and Staff.

The Editorial Board reserves the right to edit articles submitted for publication. The Saint Paul School of Professional Studies Law Journal may be cited as “Paulinian L.J.”

Contents

10 articles
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01THREE-PEAT VICTORY: SPSPS Faculty of Law Crowned National Champion at Prestigious Moot Court CompetitionMelboy R. Bulan1–2
02A Reflection on Ormoc City Jail VisitJude Martin Capalar3–5
03BEYOND THE COURTROOM: THE ROLE OF MEDIATION ANDJUDICIAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN THE PHILIPPINE LEGAL SYSTEMNathan Obie James D. Abinguna, Alvin R. Arpon, Cris Anthony G. Espiritu, Jessa Ervina B. Gerilla, Arthur M. Llanita, Krizza Mae N. Mallari, Adrian Kenneth N. Mallari, April Rose C. Tejero, Atty. Robbin S. Docena6–20
04Facebook Privacy: A Review of CasesAtty. Dick Guiller G. Delfin21–22
05The 1987 Constitution: Born to Break the Marcos Chains but Now Served StaleLike Daily Lechon — How Political Dynasties Have Turned Mini Dictatorships into a National IndigestionMac Bruen Servana-Ibanez26–30
06Fading Fields: The Silent Collapse of Philippine AgricultureZyrhelle Leih M. Macanas31–33
07Ban on Commercial Fishing in Municipal Waters under Republic Act No. 10654Camille Jo G. Avorque34–38
08TOWARDS CREATING A RESPECTFUL COMMUNITY BEHAVIOR: A Critical Review of the Safe Spaces Act’s Enforcement and ChallengesArra Patricia L. Aralar36–38
09Prior Rights: A Breakout in the RA 7586 Otherwise Known as National Integrated Protected Area System (NIPAS), as Amended by RA 11038 or the Expanded National Integrated Protected Area System (ENIPAS)Mamerto A. Caliwan Jr.39–43
10Echoes of Fear: How the Anti-Terror Law Haunts Philippine DemocracyJohn Cavin M. Sabonsolin44–50