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SC implements rules on virtual hearings from PH embassies

MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) is now allowing videoconferencing from Philippine embassies or consulates abroad for court hearings. In Circular 133-2021 released on Wednesday, Court Administrator Jose Midas Marquez said motions for videoconferencing from Philippine embassies or consulates may now be acted upon subject to conditions, primarily that the concerned embassy or consulate allows the use of its facilities for videoconferencing. He also said videoconferencing hearings must be scheduled during the working hours of the Philippine courts, with proper coordination with the concerned embassy or consulate, at the expense of the party which sought the videoconferencing. The guidelines on videoconferencing with respect to the remote appearance from abroad has been suspended last Feb. 1 and again on May 5 upon the request of Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. Locsin had raised concerns on the need to consider concerns raised by foreign service posts such as the extraterritori

Teodoro locsin jrCourt administrator jose midas marquezSupreme courtForeign affairsForeign affairs secretary teodoro locsinManila the supreme court sc is now allowing videoconferencing from philippine embassies or consulates abroad for hearings in circular 133 2021 released on wednesdayOurt administrator jose midas marquez said motions for videoconferencing from philippine embassies or consulates may now be acted upon subject to conditionsRimarily that the concerned embassy or consulate allows use of its facilities for videoconferencing he also said hearings must be scheduled during working hours philippine courtsIth proper coordination with the concerned embassy or consulateT the expense of party which sought videoconferencing guidelines on with respect to remote appearance from abroad has been suspended last feb 1 and again may 5 upon request foreign affairs secretary teodoro locsin jr had raised concerns need consider by service posts such as extraterritorial application philippine laws operational amid coronavirus pandemic other circumstances pna

SC reminds judges to prioritize children, gov t project cases

MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) has reminded judges to prioritize certain cases particularly involving women and children as well as major government projects. In an Oct. 13 circular released on Thursday, Court Administrator Jose Midas Marquez directed judges of the first and second level courts to comply with instructions of Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo to prioritize important cases and encouraged the use of alternative dispute resolution. Gesmundo, Marquez said, has enjoined judges "to give primacy" to cases involving women and children and government expropriation and infrastructure projects. He said the lower courts are also asked to give priority to cases with urgent reliefs sought such as restraining orders, protection orders, and writs of habeas corpus. The high court also identified commercial and economic impact cases and those that affect the liberty of an accused as among those to be considered priorities. Marquez said judges were also urged to "strongly e

Justice alexander gesmundoCourt administrator jose midas marquezSupreme courtChief justice alexander gesmundoManila the supreme court sc has reminded judges to prioritize certain cases particularly involving women and children as well major government projects in an oct 13 circular released on thursdayOurt administrator jose midas marquez directed judges of the first and second level courts to comply with instructions chief justice alexander gesmundo prioritize important cases encouraged use alternative dispute resolutionArquez saidAs enjoined judges quot to give primacy cases involving women and children government expropriation infrastructure projects he said the lower courts are also asked priority with urgent reliefs sought such restraining ordersProtection ordersNd writs of habeas corpus the high court also identified commercial and economic impact cases those that affect liberty an accused as among to be considered priorities marquez said judges were urged quot strongly encourage litigants resort mediationUdicial dispute resolution and other forms of alternative resolutions in out court order to dispose cases with less time effort on the judges 39 part expense litigants quot pna

Senate panel okays ₧7 47-B budget increase for Judiciary

Senate panel okays ₧7 47-B budget increase for Judiciary
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SC launches cashless payments

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SC to issue rules on use of body cameras in serving warrants

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