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Marking of Exhibits
I was in court this morning and I learned from the judge that you have to mark all the exhibits you want to present in the case during the pre-trial, otherwise the court won’t allow them to be marked anymore. I understand that to mean that you can’t present any exhibits during the trial proper […]
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Proclamation No. 1017
I appeared on local TV and drew some flak via text phone from a lawyer friend regarding my take on Proclamation No. 1017. Basically my position (i.e., IMHO) is that there is no substantial difference between the words of Proclamation 1017 (including General Order No. 5) (BTW – thanks to PCIJ for the link) and […]
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Compulsory Overtime
Can a school require the personnel of its school clinic to work overtime in view of circumstances which the school thinks necessitate the presence of these personnel? There seems to be no clear answer to this. The relevant rules on the matter can be found in The Omnibus Rules Implementing the Labor Code of the […]
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A Romans 7 Poem
“For we know that the law is spiritual, but I am of the flesh, sold under sin. I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate.” (Romans 7:14-15) Dark recesses, Grave offenses, Why, my heart is truly hell! Will is helpless, […]
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Reformation Ink
Here’s a great site on Reformation theology just full of articles and resources on the subject. To my students in Historical Theology – enjoy!
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Hymns CD
I recently bought Amy Grant’s Legacy, a collection of hymns set to modern arrangement. I have always loved the old hymns and I think the arrangements on this CD are a pleasing treat. You’ll understand what I mean when you listen to it. The music’s neither rocky nor stale but refreshingly something you can’t point […]
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Books on Hermeneutics
Mickelsen’s Interpreting the Bible came in today. I bought it for only around 700 pesos. Amazon’s selling it for around $ 35.00 so I think I made a good buy. A couple of weeks ago or so I also bought Thiselton’s New Horizons in Hermeneutics for only around 1000 pesos.
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Constructive Dismissal
When does transfer of an employee amount to constructive dismissal? Here’s the Supreme Court’s latest answer: Westmont Pharmaceuticals, Inc., et al. Vs. Ricardo C. Samaniego..G.R. Nos. 146653-54/G.R. Nos. 147407-08. February 20, 2006 Some excerpts: “In constructive dismissal, the employer has the burden of proving that the transfer of an employee is for just and valid […]
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A Child of Light Walking in Darkness
“Who among you fears the Lord and obeys the voice of his servant? Let him who walks in darkness and has no light trust in the name of the Lord and rely on his God.” (Isaiah 50:10) INTRODUCTION This message is meant to encourage Christians who are discouraged by their sins and their consequences – […]
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Bible Translations
I read somewhere (on another blog) that when Billy Graham was asked, “What is the best Bible translation?” he answered, “The one you read.” Good answer! I’m presently using the English Standard Version. I grew up reading the KJV; later on I used the NKJV; then the NIV. Many of the verses I memorized, however, […]
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