2015 Bar Examinations Guide

The 2015 Bar Examinations will  be held at University of Santo Tomas on November 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2015. This year's Bar Examinations...

The 2015 Bar Examinations will be held at University of Santo Tomas on November 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2015. This year's Bar Examinations Committee Chair is Supreme Court Associate Justice Teresita J. Leonardo-De Castro.
In a meeting with the Philippine Association of Law Schools (PALS), Supreme Court Associate Justice Teresita J. Leonardo-De Castro, announced that NO Multiple Choice Questions in 2015 Bar examinations. Accordingly she stated:

"Focus on current & recent jurisprudence. The cut-off date for jurisprudence which can be asked in the 2015 Bar Exams is March 31, 2015."

"My success and competence as Bar Examinations Committee Chair will be based on the number of successful 2015 Bar examinees."

Acceptance of Applications to Take the 2015 Bar Examinations start on June 15, 2015 and to end on July 31, 2015 without any extensions.

SYLLABUS / COVERAGE:
1. Political Law - http://bit.ly/Pol2015
2. Labor Law - http://bit.ly/Lab2015
3. Civil Law - http://bit.ly/1xWKWar
4. Taxation - http://bit.ly/1DbEqgC
5. Mercantile Law - http://bit.ly/Mer2015
6. Criminal Law - http://bit.ly/Cri2015
7. Remedial Law - http://bit.ly/Rem2015
8. Legal & Judicial Ethics - http://bit.ly/Eth2015

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1.           Requirement for the Bar Examinations for New Applicants
2.           Requirement for the Bar Examinations for Repeaters/Refreshers
3.           New applicants (8.5" x 13")
4.           Repeaters (Two-Three Timers) (8.5" x 13")
5.           Testimonial of Good Moral Character (8.5" x 11")


Syllabi of the Supreme Court decisions penned by Justice Teresita J. Leonardo-De Castro, Chairperson of the 2015 Bar Examinations Committee:
These syllabi are made possible through the leadership of Dean Nilo T. Divina, President of the Philippine Association of Law Schools (PALS).
Political Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Political
Labor Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Labor
Civil Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Civil
Taxation Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Tax
Mercantile Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Mercantile
Criminal Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Criminal
Remedial Law - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Remedial
Legal Ethics - http://bit.ly/DeCastro-Ethics

Consistent with its advocacy and thrust that legal education is a shared and collective responsibility, the Philippine Association of Law Schools (PALS), through the leadership of its President, Dean Nilo T. Divina, is pleased to share the following doctrinal syllabi of the recent jurisprudence of the Philippine Supreme Court from April 2014 to March 2015:

POLITICAL LAW
LABOR LAW
CIVIL LAW
TAXATION
MERCANTILE LAW
CRIMINAL LAW
REMEDIAL LAW 
LEGAL ETHICS

DISCLAIMER: The author is not lawyer nor an authority on this topic. It is a product of humble research and study of law. It should not be used as sole basis in filing a case, instead, consult your lawyer for proper legal advice.

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1 comments

  1. Neil ChristianAugust 6, 2015 at 6:08 PM

    I would like to thank the source of this post, Atty. Ralph Sarmiento for sharing this to us. You may visit his facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/BarExamCoachOnline

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