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University of the East College of Law

Law school

The University of the East College of Law or UE Law is the law school of the University of the East, a private, non-sectarian university in Manila, Philippines.

History

The UE College of Law was established in July [1]

Dr.

Francisco T. Dalupan Sr., then the University President, temporarily assumed the position of the first Dean of the college.

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    • Justice Roman Ozaeta, a former Senior Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and Secretary of Justice under Presidents Manuel Roxas and Elpidio Quirino, was appointed Dean in SY – Through rigid discipline, Dean Ozaeta steered the college to an enviable position: enrollment grew and a complete law curriculum was offered, with prominent members of the Bench and Bar as faculty members.

    He promoted scholarship and encouraged academic proficiency in Law.[1]

    Dean Ozaeta was succeeded by Ruperto G. Martin in and by Rodolfo Palma on July 1, , when Dean Martin was elevated to the Court of Appeals as Associate Justice. When he retired on March 31, , Dean Palma was succeeded by Agustin O. Benitez and later by Celedonio E.

    Tiongson until the appointment of Dante O. Tinga on April 1, Dean Tinga was succeeded in turn by former Justice Undersecretary Artemio G. Tuquero on May 1, [1]

    Before he could complete his four-year term, Dean Tuquero was appointed Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals and later on became the Secretary of Justice during the term of former President Joseph Estrada.[1]

    Carlos M.

    Ortega, an authority on Criminal and Remedial Law, took over as Dean on May 2, Dean Ortega was promoted to the position of Vice President for Academic Affairs effective July 1, Amado D. Valdez took over as Dean until his appointment as Government Corporate Counsel in April Justice Reynaldo L. Suarez, former Senior Deputy Court Administrator of the Supreme Court, assumed the deanship from May 16, to May 16, Dean Antonio R.

    Tupaz, a former member of the Batasang Pambansa and Minister of State for Local Government, took over from to Dean Valdez was reappointed dean in and served until when Mayor Joseph Estrada appointed him as chairman of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.[2]

    Dean Willard B. Riano, former Dean of the San Sebastian College – Recoletos College of Law, was then appointed dean in [3] However, he only served until December , having been selected as an examiner for Remedial Law in the Bar Examinations.

    Justice Tinga was yet again called to fill the void left by Dean Riano, serving in the interim from to In , former FEU Institute of Law Associate Dean, Atty. Viviana M. Paguirigan, was then appointed as Dean Riano's successor, becoming UE College of Law's first female dean.

    Programs

    The college has the following programs:[4]

    • Juris Doctor (J.D.) - a standard four-year law degree program covering all subjects in the Philippine Bar Examinations.
    • Bar Refresher Course (two semesters) - a special review program for law graduates in preparation for the annual Bar Examinations.

    Notable alumni

    The college has produced the following alumni:[5]

    • Justice Lucas P.

      Bersamin – Ll.B. ; Retired Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; 9th Placer, Bar Exams[6]

    • Justice Japar B. Dimaampao – Ll.B. ; st Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; professor of law and author[7]
    • Virgilio Garcillano – Ll.B. ; Commissioner, Commission on Elections[8]
    • Alfredo Lim – Ll.B.

      ; former Senator of the Philippines; former Mayor of Manila; former Director of the National Bureau of Investigation; Honoris Causa, Doctor of Laws ()[9]

    • Romulo Macalintal – Private Practitioner and Election Law Expert[10]
    • Justice Rodolfo G. Palattao – Ll.B. ; former Dean, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila College of Law; former Associate Justice, Sandiganbayan[9]
    • Justice Normandie B.

      Pizarro – Ll.B.

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      ; former Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals[9]

    • Judge Benjamin Pozon – Judge, Regional Trial Court of Makati; presiding judge who presided over the Subic rape case[11]
    • Persida Rueda-Acosta – Ll.B. ; Chief Public Attorney of the Philippines; 4th Placer, Philippine Bar Examinations[12]
    • Justice Dante O.

      Tinga – Ll.B. ; retired Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines; served as a three-term Congressman of Taguig-Pateros district; former Dean of the University of the East College of Law and Polytechnic University of the Philippines College of Law; 15th Placer, Bar Exams[13][14]

    • Ferdinand Topacio – Ll.B.

      ; Legal counsel for former First GentlemanMike Arroyo, husband of former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo; Managing Partner of the Topacio Law Office[15]

    • Amado Valdez – Ll.B. ; former Dean, UE College of Law and PLM College of Law; former Chairman, Social Security System[16]

    Honoris Causa

    Bar Topnotchers

    YearTopnotcherRankingRatingPassing rateNotesSource
    Benjamin P.

    Paulino

    		10th Place%%2, out of 3,[19]
    Melencio C. Corpuz5th Place%%2, out of 3,[19]
    Roberto P. Ocampo8th Place%%1, out of 5,[20]
    Demetrio G.

    Demetria

    		2nd Place%% out of 3,[20]
    Basilio H. Alo3rd Place%% out of 1,[21]
    Douglas R. Cagas4th Place%[21]
    Antonio B.

    Panopio

    		9th Place%% out of 1,[21]
    Nicolas B. Maderazo2nd Place%% out of 1,[22]
    Kamar M. Boloto%% out of 1,[22]
    Lucas P.

    Bersamin

    		9th Place%% out of 1,[23]
    Nicanor B. Padilla Jr.1st Place%% out of 1,[23]
    Edgardo A. Abinales7th Place%[23]
    Eduardo V.

    Villoria

    		2nd Place%%1, out of 1,[24]
    Lowell T. Yap4th Place%[24]
    Andres S. Santos7th Place%%1, out of 1,[24]
    Salvador S.

    Hipolito

    		2nd Place%% out of 2,[25]
    Persida V. Acosta-Rueda4th Place%% out of 3,[26]
    Princess Fatima T. Parahiman2nd Place%%2, out of 7,[27][28]

    See also

    References

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      Romulo macalintal wikipedia biography

      Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism. This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. The first was his good friend, Leila de Lima, who won as senator but became the first opposition figure to be arrested and detained under the Duterte administration. Macalintal could just be enjoying life at 71, taking morning walks with wife Mila, spending time with his grandchildren, and serving at their parish church while still working as one of the most sought-after counsel by prominent politicians.

      University of the East. June

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    3. ^Mison, Siegfried (June 22, ). "The Mailman". BusinessMirror.

      Romulo macalintal wikipedia indonesia: Romulo Macalintal is a famous Filipino election lawyer. In the May 13, election, he ran as one of the eight candidates for senator of the opposition but he lost.

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      "Smith is totally innocent — Fr. Reuter". The Philippine Star. Retrieved April 29,

    12. ^Cabacungan, Gil C. (November 16, ).

      Romulo macalintal wikipedia em Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism. This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. He brought the house down with his memorable one-liners that are now his campaign slogans. Macalintal also proudly wore the campaign vest of yore last seen in elections in the late s and early

      "PAO chief Acosta, bar flunkee twice, now vies for SC post". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved April 29,

    13. ^Villanueva, Marichu A. (July 5, ). "GMA names Dante Tinga as SC associate justice". The Philippine Star. Retrieved April 29,
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    20. ^Cheng, Willard (November 24, ). "PNoy, GMA spokesmen are friends". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved April 29,
    21. ^Punzalan, Jamaine (October 11, ). "UE Law Dean Valdez is new SSS chairman". ABS-CBN News.

      Romulo macalintal wikipedia Francisco T. Dalupan Sr. Through rigid discipline, Dean Ozaeta steered the college to an enviable position: enrollment grew and a complete law curriculum was offered, with prominent members of the Bench and Bar as faculty members. He promoted scholarship and encouraged academic proficiency in Law. Dean Ozaeta was succeeded by Ruperto G.

      Retrieved April 29,

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    23. ^Honoris causa list, The University of the East Diamond Jubilee Awards Commemorative Book, University of the East,
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      "Women top Bar exams". The Manila Times. Retrieved April 29,

    33. ^Coloma, Angela (May 3, ). "UE law valedictorian flunked the Bar exam in her dream, but woke up as 2nd placer". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved May 3,

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