Commissioner Charlito Mendoza: At the Helm of Public Trust The Bureau of Internal Revenue has long stood as one of the most scrutinized offices – one in which every decision carried the weight of public trust. As the agency tasked with the lifeblood of the State, it exists at the intersection of power and criticism, placing insurmountable pressure on those chosen to lead it.
GARRY GO vs. LYNN CHAN-GO | G.R. NO. 243647
NOVEMBER 18, 2025 | KHO, JR., J. In a decision penned by Justice Antonio T. Kho Jr., the Court noted the lack of definition of the term under Article 55 (1) of the Family Code, prompted the SC to expound that grossly abusive conducts are acts that create a hostile, intimidating, and emotionally harmful environment … Continue reading GARRY GO vs. LYNN CHAN-GO | G.R. NO. 243647
SC Sets New Guidelines on Prosecuting Child Sexual Abuse Cases Under RA 7610 and the Revised Penal Code
SC Sets New Guidelines on Prosecuting Child Sexual Abuse Cases Under RA 7610 and the Revised Penal Code-- The ruling lays down definitive guidelines to ensure the proper prosecution of cases under these two distinct laws and provides prosecutors with a clearer framework for charging sexual offenses involving minors. More importantly, it draws a clear doctrinal distinction between cases involving a minor’s defective consent caused by adult coercion or influence, and cases where there is absolutely no consent because the victim is asleep, unconscious, or intimidated.
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Our New Public Sphere
When personal life is made known through public spaces, do we waive our right to public scrutiny?
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