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In this episode, we'll tell you the story of a fisherman who hacked his wife to death in an alleged fit of passion and rage when he caught her sleeping with another man…or did he? Find out as we tell you the case of People of the Philippines vs. Ruben Takbobo (GR No. 102984).

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He loves her, she loves another. Is this a tale of revenge of a man betrayed by his beloved or is it a story of a forbidden love that prevailed against all odds? Find out as we tell you the infamous legal ethics case of Guevarra vs. Eala (A.C No. 7136).

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In this episode, we'll tell you the bittersweet life story of Loreto, his wife Vicenta, and his mistress Eva. We'll find out how these two mothers fought tooth and nail in a legal battle to claim what they thought is rightfully theirs. This is the case of Heirs of Maramag vs. Maramag (GR No. 181132).

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Happy New Year Courtmates! This year, what are your doing to help mitigate Climate Change? Whether that be eating and living sustainably, volunteering on clean-up projects, segregating your waste, or like the petitioners in this case, filing a case for the implementation of an environmental law. Know that no step is small when it comes to helping save our planet. With that in mind, join us as we tell you the case of  Victoria Segovia et al. vs. Climate Change Commission (GR No.211010)

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In this episode, we'll tell you the story of one man who refused to live with his wife. Let's find out whether or not a husband has the right to stay away from his spouse and if a may a wife secure a writ of habeas corpus to compel her husband to live with her in conjugal bliss. This is the case of Erlinda Ilusorio vs. Erlinda Bildner, Sylvia Ilusorio, John Doe and Jane Doe. (GR No. 139789)

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In this episode, we tell you the story of a Ceramics company and its employees who got tangled in a labor dispute over their Christmas Bonus. So, are companies obligated to pay bonuses? Let's answer that in the case of Lepanto Ceramics Inc. vs. Lepanto Ceramics Employees Association (GR No. 180866)

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This landmark ruling changed the way international human rights institutions interpreted acts of rape and sexual abuse as this is the first time the Court recognized that an act of rape by public officials or another person acting in an official capacity constitutes a form of torture. This is the International Public Law case of Aydin vs. Turkey (1997).

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Back in the 1950s, it has been said that even the dead, the birds and the bees voted in Lanao. In this episode, we'll talk about the story of a barangay called "Padian Torogan" and discover what happened in this "ghost precinct". This is the case of Sultan Usman Sarangani et.al vs. COMELEC et al. (GR. 135927).

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What should have been a Christmas gathering of families, turned into one of the worst maritime disaster in history. Join us as we revisit the deadly collision of MV Dona Paz and MT Vector which resulted to the death of over 4,000 passengers, in the accident touted as Asia’s Titanic. This is the case of Vector Shipping Corporation and Francisco Soriano vs. Adelfo Macasa et. al. (GR No. 160219). 

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What should have been a Christmas gathering of families, turned into one of the worst maritime disaster in history. Join us as we revisit the deadly collision of MV Dona Paz and MT Vector which resulted to the death of over 4,000 passengers, in the accident touted as Asia’s Titanic. This is the case of Vector Shipping Corporation and Francisco Soriano vs. Adelfo Macasa et. al. (GR No. 160219).

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