In this episode, Lian Buan takes us back to 2007, parse the loopholes in the rules of these extraordinary writs, and try to imagine where we are headed with the current Supreme Court.

Embattled broadcast giant ABS-CBN is back to square one after the House of Representatives withdrew the bill that would have given the network a 5-month provisional franchise. We talk to President Rodrigo Duterte's former government corporate counsel, Rudolf Jurado, who says the 10% public service ad clause violates the constitutional guarantee to just compensation

In this episode, we break down the different laws that come into play, from the alleged franchise violations, to the legal contention of whether ABS-CBN can continue operating while Congress hears its franchise renewal bills.

In this episode, we talk to lawyer Kristina Conti of the Public Interest Law Center about the petition for a humanitarian mass release of prisoners amid the coronavirus pandemic

Will a mandamus petition to compel President Rodrigo Duterte to disclose his state of health work at the Supreme Court? We talk to University of the Philippines Constitutional Law Professor Dan Gatmaytan

In this latest episode, we discuss how freedom of speech can be restrained, and how these restraints applies to the coronavirus pandemic.

In this latest episode of Law of Duterte Land, we tackle the different laws and rules that come at play as Duterte implements a police solution to a health crisis.

In the 2nd and final part of the pilot War on the Law episodes, we take a look at the evolving definition of warrantless arrests under the Department of Justice

In this first of a two-part pilot episode called War on the Law, we will look back at the decisions of the Supreme Court slammed by the bench's own dissenters.