Justice Carpio discusses the Supreme Court’s constitutional duty and power to protect and enforce rights through rule‑making and legal innovation, and underscores the role of the justices—the “gods of Padre Faura”—in responding to violations of constitutional rights.
Justice Carpio’s absence from Writ of Kalikasan case raises questions about his role and influence within the Supreme Court.
Justice Carpio’s decision not to participate in Writ of Kalikasan petition raises questions
Justice Carpio’s inhibition from Writ of Kalikasan ruling sparks debate on his role