HeyJaredFr. Ranhilio Callangan Aquino
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- Sep 29, 2026
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On what ground â recourse to the Supreme Court? (opens the original)
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RECOURSE to judicial power is proper only when there is a controversy over rights that are legally due and demandable. The qualifier âlegallyâ circumscribes the disputes that the Supreme Court â or any court, really â can entertain as âjusticiable,â and following useful American precedent laid down in Baker v. Carr (1962), this means the issue must be susceptible of judicial resolution â with the resources available to courts â principally, the texts of the law and established j
Prosecuting an impeachable official (opens the original)
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WHERE does it say in the Constitution that an impeachable officer cannot be prosecuted? I will answer my own question: Nowhere. In the case of the president, it is recognized that he enjoys immunity from suit while in office, and it is understandable that jurisprudence has maintained his immunity from suit, but only while in office. If, besides running affairs of State, he would have to battle suits and defend himself, he would not be able to do all that the Constitution and the laws demand of h
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