[LAW SCHOOL PHILIPPINES] What to Expect in Law School - Statutory Construction

ERRATUM: On the question of when do bills take effect, please triangulate Article 4 of the New Civil Code plus the cases of Tañada vs. Tuvera and La Bugal B’laan. Promise, kapatid. I honestly thought I said Article 2. Must have been the Decolgen. Statutory Construction is a two or three-unit course in law school in the Philippines that will teach you how to apply the law. The word statutory comes from statute, which means law. Construction, on the other hand, does not mean building and making, but instead, comes from the word construe. Construe means to interpret, to give meaning and to apply. Maraming bumabagsak sa Statutory Construction primarily because the professors who teach it understand the importance of the subject. Kung sablay ang foundation mo dito, sablay malamang ang understanding mo ng Constitutional Law, Criminal Law and to a certain extent, hanggang Taxation at Remedial Law. Kadalasan, pahirapan din ang turo dito kasi sobrang dami mo ring dapat matutunan. Here's what to expect with Statutory Construction. ********************* Support the Lex in Motion Community through the official merch store. Wear the perks and perils of being a law student in the Philippines loud and proud: https://shopee.ph/lexinmotion Or you can give directly to the charities we support here: http://www.lightfam.com/index.php/abo...