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Dong-A Ilbo[Dong-A Plaza/Garden Water] Judicial reform like a sandcastle of the Democratic Party
The Democratic Party passed the 'Supreme Court Justice Increase Act' in the National Assembly, aiming to increase the number of Supreme Court justices, including the Chief Justice, from 14 to 26. The increase will occur in stages through 2028, 2029, and 2030, with an effective date set for March 13, 2028. The implementation was delayed to prevent the retiring Chief Justice from nominating a successor, signaling a judicial reform effort.
GMA NewsMarcos nombrará al nuevo jefe de la Corte Suprema esta semana
El presidente Ferdinand Marcos Jr. nombrará al nuevo jefe de la Corte Suprema esta semana, sucediendo al actual Jefe de la Corte Alexander Gesmundo. El Palacio Nacional indicó que todos los candidatos tienen méritos y se anunciará al nuevo jefe esta semana. Se detallan los nombramientos propuestos por el Consejo Judicial y de Abogados.
- Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
- Alexander Gesmundo
- Claire Castro
- Alfredo Benjamin Caguioa
- Japar Dimaampao
- Marvic Leonen
- Midas Marquez
- Rodil Zalameda
- Ramon Bato Jr.
- Darlene Marie Berberabe
- Gamaliel Cordoba
- Ramon Cruz
- Maria Elisa Sempio Diy
- Myra Garcia-Fernandez
- Fernanda Lampas Peralta
- Ernesto Maceda Jr.
- Ronaldo Roberto Martin
- Walter Ong
- Maria Rowena San Pedro
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Deccan ChronicleDC Edit | SC Finally Targets EC’s Flawed Roll Revisions
The Supreme Court has targeted the Election Commission's (EC) flawed Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, addressing concerns raised by voters and opposition parties. The court questioned the logic behind removing voters and directed the EC to devise a mechanism to contact 47 lakh voters whose names were struck out. The court also sought clarification on Form 6 requirements and stated it has not yet ruled on the legality of the poll panel's actions, emphasizing the inviolability of the right to vote and calling for the scrapping of the SIR process.
[Dong-A Plaza/Garden Water] Judicial reform like a sandcastle of the Democratic Party
The Democratic Party passed the 'Supreme Court Justice Increase Act' in the National Assembly, aiming to increase the number of Supreme Court justices, including the Chief Justice, from 14 to 26. The increase will occur in stages through 2028, 2029, and 2030, with an effective date set for March 13, 2028. The implementation was delayed to prevent the retiring Chief Justice from nominating a successor, signaling a judicial reform effort.