FACULTY BLOG

Our Faculty Blog is a space for various commentaries and learning materials (audio, video, or interactive media) from UP Law professors and faculty members. Individual contributions published here do not necessarily reflect the opinions, stands, and values of the UP College of Law and UP Law Center. To sign-up, please contact the Information and Publications Division (IPD) via email: ipd_law.upd@up.edu.ph — detailed instructions on how to send in contributions or how to make a blog post will also be sent through your email.

Notes on pending AI legislation

'AI has transformed from an interesting tech toy to something that merits a serious policy discussion' Last year may very well have been “The year of artificial intelligence (AI).” The…

Reversing the Comelec

The majority opinion allows a person who continuously failed to file income tax returns to run for the highest office of government. It undermines Supreme Court decisions that stress the…

Is Cryptocurrency Money?

'To answer this question, we need to consider the basic functions of money, which basically are three: means of exchange, store of value, and unit of account' Cryptocurrency has been…

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1. Individual contributions published here do not necessarily reflect the opinions, stands, and values of the UP College of Law. Each article/post only represents the contributing author’s views.

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