Supreme Court E-Library: A Leap Forward for Legal Research in the Philippines

The Supreme Court has made legal research simpler and easier by making the Philippine Reports accessible to anyone, anytime, anywhere. On July 3, 2023, the Supreme Court officially launched two new features on the Supreme Court E-Library: The Philippine Reports E-Books and individual case citation.

About the E-Library

The Supreme Court E-Library is a digital platform that provides access to a wealth of legal resources, including the Philippine Reports. This move towards digital accessibility reflects the Supreme Court’s commitment to making legal information more accessible to the public.

Implications for Legal Research

The availability of the Philippine Reports on the Supreme Court E-Library is a significant development for legal research in the Philippines. It provides researchers, lawyers, and the general public with easy access to important legal resources.

Looking Ahead

At Mendoza Abdon Law Firm, we recognize the importance of staying abreast of the latest developments in legal research. We are committed to leveraging these resources to provide our clients with the most current and comprehensive legal advice. Stay tuned for more updates on this and other legal news from our team.

Other Updates on Jurisprudence and relevant laws

Navigating the Legal Landscape

These updates in jurisprudence and laws could have direct implications for our clients. For instance, a business might need to revise its compliance strategy in light of the new amendments to the Corporation Code. Similarly, individuals involved in property disputes or family law cases might find the landscape has changed due to recent court rulings.

Supreme Court E-Library: A Leap Forward for Legal Research in the Philippines

G.R. No. 246466: A Landmark Decision in Philippine Jurisprudence

In a recent decision that has significant implications for the legal landscape in the Philippines, the Supreme Court ruled on G.R. No. 246466. This case involved the conviction of accused-appellant Reymar Masilang y Laciste for the crime of murder.