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Introduction to Philippine Legislation
₱1,750.00It is the author’s humble opinion that there is a need to allocate more time, more attention, and more appreciation to legislation (its intricacies, constitutional bearings, and relationship with the laws it produces) to engender a deep understanding of how laws work, how they are to be applied. This is an unassuming reference material for use in the study of Philippine legislation; it humbly provides the student of law and anyone interested in the intricacies of our legislative process with the requisite working knowledge.
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The Philippine Constitution
₱1,420.00This humble work seeks to present the 1987 Philippine Constitution in a sort of outline form. Noticeable throughout this modest manuscript is the presentation of the salient provisions of the fundamental law and highlighted, when possible, with pertinent jurisprudence.
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Philippine Election Law
₱1,750.00In writing this final book in the Laws on Public Administration trilogy, the expanse volume of statutes, particularly amendatory laws passed after the Omnibus Election Code and the present Constitution, pertinent resolutions of the Commission on Elections, and important jurisprudence, presented a challenge to produce a comprehensive yet readable work for the law student and the election lawyer.
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Constitutional Law
₱2,350.00This edition constitutes the writer’s continuing fulfillment of his promise made to the author — a pledge made by a son to his father — to keep this, his book, refreshed and relevant.
There has been a deliberate discarding of paragraphs and pages, done principally as an effort toward brevity and relevance. But there is as well found in this volume many new sentences on the many new cases and laws that have been pronounced or promulgated since the last publication of this book. They have been written here also for relevance.
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Pointers in Constitutional Law
₱590.00This book offers direct pointers to aid students to have an integral grasp of doctrinal principles in political law in preparation for the bar exam and legal practice.
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Notes on the Constitution (Volume 3)
₱2,150.00This third volume completes the undersigned teacher’s Notes on the Constitution.
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Notes on the Constitution (Volume 2)
₱2,150.00THIS WORK is a consolidation of the personal marginal and “index card” notes of the undersigned teacher. They have here been “distilled” for purposes of including only the essence or, if you will, the kernel or crux of the Political Law concepts and cases it features.
These notes have, through the years, guided him in his lectures on this subject, as delivered by him in classrooms and in bar review halls.
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Notes on the Constitution (Volume 1)
₱2,150.00THIS WORK is a consolidation of the personal marginal and “index card” notes of the undersigned teacher. They have here been “distilled” for purposes of including only the essence or, if you will, the kernel or crux of the Political Law concepts and cases it features.
These notes have, through the years, guided him in his lectures on this subject, as delivered by him in classrooms and in bar review halls.
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Constitutional Law 1
₱1,420.00The Constitution which is at the very core of our nation’s existence as an independent democratic republic has doubtlessly made dents on every Filipino’s life, ether through provisions championing our rights or those that chasten and chastise us for trampling upon our fellowmen’s rights.
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Constitutional Law 2
₱1,650.00Constitution Law is the core of Political Law, dealing as it does with the very essence of sovereignty which is articulated through the vivid words of a State’s fundamental law: the Constitution.
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Compendium of Election Laws and Related Jurisprudence
₱2,100.00This humble work is admittedly a modest attempt at untangling the Gordian knot, so to speak, that shackles what would ideally be a wholistic appreciation of Philippine election laws and rules, by delving into the evolution of Philippine election statutes, commencing from the olden days when we as a people first donned our right of suffrage and leading to the present time when we have swung into the modern age of automated and digitized electoral processes. Such measured and methodical exploration is complemented by the author’s in-depth study of extant special procedural rules and prevailing case laws that have permeated our evolving electoral legal system.
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The Power of Judicial Review: Exposition and Defense
₱650.00The theory or power of judicial review still has its detractors and critics (both here and abroad). And the question of its legitimacy persists up to this day.
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Constitutional Interpretation
₱1,080.00The principal aim of this humble work is to be informative rather than to be critical. The book does not purport to be a complete list, or an exhaustive or definitive account, of the modes or theories of constitutional interpretation.
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Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management System with Related Laws and the Constitution
₱920.00This provision reflects the country’s commitment to promoting peace, non-aggression, and cooperation with other nations in line with international law and diplomatic principles. The Philippines, like many other countries, advocates for the peaceful resolution of conflicts and disputes through negotiation, dialogue, and international cooperation.
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Public Safety and Criminal Justice System
₱950.00These constitutional provisions reflect the commitment of the Philippine government to uphold public safety, protect individual rights, and maintain peace and order in the country. They provide a framework for the government’s actions and policies in ensuring the well-being and security of the Filipino people.
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Fundamentals of Human Rights Law
₱1,080.00This book is primarily intended to serve as either the comprehensive text to supplement Constitutional Law II with its renewed focus on Constitutional and Human Rights or for students in law schools which offer a separate course on Human Rights Law.
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Doctrines and Rulings on the Constitution
₱1,020.00This exhaustive book of essential decisions will enable the readers to understand the real meaning of the constitutional provisions. It is through the reasoning of the Court that one will be able to grapple and grasp the Framers’ motive and intent in crafting such provisions.
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Human Rights and Trade
₱1,240.00The book concludes that corporate implementation of the companies’ responsibility to promote and respect human rights in their various activities and by embedding in their corporate policies and programs and by allocating resources for its implementation in their business activities and supply chains will greatly ensure corporate success and will bring better image for the company and contribute to the sustainable development of the economy as a whole. With this, the author hopes that he is contributing, even in a small way, to promoting and advancing respect for human rights in trade, businesses, and supply chains.
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Constitutional Law: The State and Branches of Government
₱2,080.00After accomplishing “Constitutional Law: the Fundamental Powers of the State and Bill of Rights”, and the opportunity given to me by Centralbooks, I immediately started writing, as Dean Jun Magsalin would describe it, on the Structure and Powers of the Government.
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Constitutional Law: The Fundamental Powers of the State and Bill of Rights
₱1,580.00The Constitution, aside from being the supreme law, is continuously animated with the times. Although the fundamental powers of the State and the Bill of Rights have remained constant, the interpretations of the laws pertaining to the rights of persons face constant positive change and dynamism.
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Philippine Government and the Constitution
₱1,280.00This work constitutes as an abridged follow-up to my books on Constitutional Law, in order to address its demand for senior high school and collegiate textbooks on the Philippine Government and the Constitution. -
Philippine Government and Constitution
₱850.00Preamble, The State, Police Power, Power of Eminent Domain, Taxation, Immunity of the State from Suit, National Territory, Declaration of Principles and State Policies, Bill of Rights, Citizenship, Suffrage, Separation of Powers, Delegation of Powers, Legislative Department, Executive Department, Judicial Department, Constitutional Commission, Local Government, Accountability of Public Officers, National Economy and Patrimony, Social Justice and Human Rights, Education, Science, Technology, Arts, Culture and Sports, The Family, Amendments or Revisions
