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Tulfo seeks free legal education in exchange for two-year gov’t service

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This undated photo shows Malcolm Hall, the main building of the UP College of Law at UP Diliman

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MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Raffy Tulfo has filed a bill that seeks to make attending law school in state universities and colleges free, but those who graduate and eventually become lawyers must work in government for two years.

 

“One of the reasons for lack of access to justice in the Philippines is the shortage of practicing lawyers,” Tulfo said in his explanatory note for Senate Bill No. 1610. “This measure seeks to ensure that law students will have access to legal education in the SUCs and at the same time increase the workforce of the legal profession.”

 

Filipino students taking up the Juris Doctor program in state universities and colleges will be qualified for free legal education should the bill pass into law in its current form.

 

Full Story: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2022/12/20/2232094/tulfo-seeks-free-legal-education-exchange-two-year-govt-service

 

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