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offenders. It said that the previous case of Jacinto v. Fouts squarely ruled that the

vowsy law applies to lesbian relationships. And the next case, which I think everyone

is waiting for, the Smartmatic Tim Corporation and Smartmatic Philippines v. Comelec, also

promulgated just yesterday, April 16, 2024, and penned by Associate Justice Jose Midas

P. Marquez. So in this case, Smartmatic received an invitation from the Comelec to attend the

Election and Procurement Summit for the 2025 national and local elections. Comelec then

published the invitation to bid for the automated election system, and Smartmatic purchased

the bidding documents and was represented in the pre-bid conference. Private respondents,

in this case, filed petitions before the Comelec.

Praying, number one, for them, for Comelec, to review Smartmatic's qualifications because

of serious and material irregularities in the transmission and reception of election

results in the system that Smartmatic developed for the May 9, 2022 elections. And if these

irregularities cannot be sufficiently explained, they also prayed for Comelec to disqualify

Smartmatic from the bidding. Next.

So the Comelec,

NBAC disqualified Smartmatic from participating in the bidding. It cited its constitutional

mandate to enforce and administer all laws and regulations relative to the conduct of

elections under the Constitution. Smartmatic filed a petition for certiorari with an application

for the issuance of a TRO, or writ of preliminary injunction, before the Supreme Court. However,

the Supreme Court did not grant the TRO, or writ of preliminary injunction. It held that

Smartmatic,

did not have an actual clear and positive right for a TRO, or writ of preliminary injunction,

because Smartmatic was merely a prospective bidder. It also held that being disqualified,

Smartmatic will not suffer any irreparable injury. So the Comelec proceeded to conduct

public bidding. The contract was awarded to a joint venture called the MIRU Systems.

So,

in the end, the Supreme Court granted Smartmatic's petition. It held that Comelec committed grave abuse of discretion when it disqualified Smartmatic before it had submitted any bids, without any reference to the eligibility requirements prescribed by its bids and awards committee. It held that Comelec implemented a discretionary prequalification regime antithetical to the Government Procurement and Reform Act.

However,

However, despite the finding of grave abuse of discretion on the part of the Comelec, the Supreme Court did not find it sufficient to nullify the public bidding or award of the contract.

It cited considerations of equity, justice, practicality, and the doctrine of operative fact.

This means that the law produced consequences before it was declared unconstitutional that cannot always be ignored or disregarded.

So the doctrine nullifies the law, but its effects are sustained.

It is only resorted to as a matter of equity and fair play, which the Supreme Court said is present here.

So that's all for my updates on jurisprudence. Now I will move on to the updates on the SPJI.

Next.

So the SPJI, just for a review, it is the Supreme Court's blueprint for system work.

It is a plan of worldwide institutional reforms aimed at delivering efficient, speedy, and equal justice.

It is a five-year plan with clear guiding principles, a work plan, and a portfolio of projects and achievable target outcomes.

So what problems does the SPJI aim to address?

It aims to address the perennial problems of clogged dockets, case delay, slow administrative systems, and lack of resources.

Its guiding principles include...

timely and fair justice, transparent and accountable justice, equal and inclusive justice, and technologically adaptive management.

It aims at three outcomes.

The first is efficiency.

How?

Through streamlined adjudicative and administrative court systems and effective performance monitoring and evaluation.

Number two, innovation.

Through the creation of an information and communications technology infrastructure for the judiciary,

and through...

three, access, through inclusivity, transparency, and accountability in court adjudicative and administrative systems and procedures.

So some updates on the activities that we have done so far under outcome one, efficiency.

So it has two objectives to streamline court systems based on the needs of internal and external stakeholders,

and to enhance quality measures to drive performance excellence.

So under the first objective, we have the...

So under this activity, I would like to report that the initial manual of processes for the Supreme Court is being drafted and is scheduled to be submitted to the N Bank for approval next year.

The second, as already mentioned by the Chief Justice earlier, is the modernization of the Office of the Court Administrator through the pilot of the Office of the Regional Court Managers, or ORCM.

So a little bit about the ORCM.

It aims to decentralize and improve the delivery of administrative services to the trial courts by establishing regional offices empowered to approve admin and fiscal matters and deliver multiple services directly to the courts.

Before, all of these administrative processes were central to the Office of the Court Administrator located in Manila.

And this proved to be quite problematic because it creates bottlenecks for these procedures.

So the...

The Supreme Court, headed by the Chief Justice, wanted to bring the administrative services closer to the regional trial courts, and they will be doing this through the ORCM.

So from April to May 2024, a caravan will be conducted in six pilot sites to inform the judges and court personnel about the ORCM, gather feedback on current processes and inputs on possible solutions, as well as recruit personnel for the ORCM position.

So the ORCM will be officially launched in June 2024, after all the pilot sites have been conducted.

So here's the schedule of the ORCM caravan.

So the very first one happened in April 4, 2024, in San Fernando, La Union.

The second one in April 12, in Angela City, Pampanga.

And the next ones in the next few weeks will be in Butuan City, Davao City, Metro Cebu, and Ormoc.

Next slide.

So another activity is the creation of the Supreme Court Management Committee and Planning Development Office.

So the Supreme Court created the management committees composed of senior justices and heads of office.

And its function is to discuss the SPJI targets.

It also established an interim planning and development office tasked to monitor the SPJI projects.

Objective number two is to launch a more...

...inclusive and responsive health and welfare program and institutionalize a socialized health insurance system for the employees.

So in April 2024, the Supreme Court approved the terms of reference for a unified HMO for the entire judiciary.

In the past, the HMO was different per court.

So that means the Supreme Court had a different HMO.

The lower courts had a different HMO.

So did the Court of Appeals and the Sandigan Bayan and so on.

However, this time around, the Supreme Court approved the terms of reference for a unified HMO for the entire judiciary.

So that means the Supreme Court had a different HMO.

So that means the Supreme Court had a different HMO.

The Supreme Court justices wanted a unified one across the board.

So the benefits would all be the same regardless of which court you're from.

So some features of this are same benefits across the board, socialized payment of premiums,

and the judges can still avail of the benefits under this program until the age of 80 years old.

Next, please.

Another one is the establishment of mental health units.

So the first judiciary-wide...

The first judiciary-wide mental health summit took place last October 2023.

Because of its success, regional summits will be conducted in key cities this year.

As of now, there is a mental health hotline in the Supreme Court that is 24-7

and available to its court officials and personnel at any time of the day.

However, in the next few months, the first mental health unit will be established in Lawag City.

Next.

Another objective...

Another activity...

Another activity is to pursue a campaign for ethical responsibility.

We all know that the Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability was approved last year here in Baguio as well.

And because of its success, the court is now revising the Code of Judicial Conduct and the Code of Conduct for Court Personnel.

Another activity is to operationalize the Office of the Judiciary Marshals.

So an update, the draft IRR for the Office of the Judiciary Marshals...

...is now pending approval with the court and bank.

The positions for Chief Marshal and the three Deputy Marshals have been opened.

So for Chief Marshal, there are about 48 applicants.

For Deputy Marshal for Luzon, that's about 64.

And for Mindanao and Visayas, around 46 or 48 applicants as well.

So that's many.

Right now, the applicants are currently being screened by the committee in charge.

Next, please.

So outcome two, innovation.

And they have the following objectives, which is to modernize court processes,

strengthen ICT governance, management, and operations,

and to upgrade the information sharing in the justice system.

So some updates.

The court is exploring using machine learning technology to develop a chatbot to aid in legal research.

Workshops have been conducted and pilot users have been selected to test the system

or to test the system.

Or product, which is at its testing stage.

Another one is the AI voice-to-text transcription system,

which has been deployed in 20 select pilot courts,

which includes four Sandigan Bayan divisions and 16 trial courts.

Next.

Another one is to establish a judiciary e-library.

And I would like to report that the e-Philippine reports module has already been integrated into the e-library.

So the Philippine reports,

can now be accessed through this website.

All cases have already been uploaded.

Another, which has also been completed,

is to establish a Philippine judiciary online learning platform.

So the PhilJA has already established its learning management system

and is being used in all of its programs.

So this enables judges, judicial aspirants, and court personnel

to access course materials for their professional development.

Another one is to establish a judiciary online learning platform.

Another one that is currently ongoing

is the development of the e-court system version 2.

So right now,

the minimum viable product for the Supreme Court's e-court system

is set to be launched this year.

One of the important features

is the digital filing feature.

So that means that instead of emailing the pleadings,

lawyers must log into the system

and just upload their system.

The process mapping for the trial courts

is currently being conducted this week

in Baguio City Country Club

in preparation for the development of e-court version 2

for the trial courts.

Another activity is the revision of the rules of court.

So there are many rules of court

that is undergoing revision right now.

One is the revised rules on criminal procedure.

So the draft rules have been submitted

to the court and bank

and the caravan will be conducted

to the court and bank

and the caravan will be conducted

to the court and bank

later this year.

Some of its salient features

are the removal of the rule on preliminary investigation

since this is, as the court thinks,

is an executive product

which belongs to the DOJ.

Incorporation of special rules

such as the revised guidelines

for continuous trial in criminal cases,

an expanded cybercrime warrant rule

and guidelines on the

video conferencing hearings

and some SC issuance

on children in conflict with the law

among others.

For the revised rules on civil procedure

the subcommittee

is currently reviewing

the proposal of its members

and plans to submit its draft

to the court and bank later this year.

Some of its salient features include

alternative dispute resolution mechanisms

which right now

are available during the court proceedings

but this will be moved to pre-filing stage.

So that means

even before you file a case

it is a requirement

for you to undergo ADR mechanisms.

Which I think

would be a minimum

of two ADR mechanisms

before you can even file a case.

The one step appeal

which means that you can only appeal

the case once

and no more.

So we expect that there will be less cases

going up to the Supreme Court

however Rule 65 is always available.

Another is

the simplified modes of review

and a complete shift

to electronic filing and service.

Another one being revised

is the rules on special proceedings

which is currently

the committee is currently reviewing

the proposals of its members.

With respect to the rules

on expedited procedures

in first level courts

so this rule on expedited procedures

actually integrates

the rules on summary procedure

and small claims cases.

So this took effect

on April 11, 2022

and it is now in its rollout stage.

Seminar workshops are ongoing

for first level court judges as we speak.

Another activity

is the issuance of book of judicial forms.

So the revised

book of judicial forms

was launched in November 2023.

It is a compilation of templates

that judges and legal practitioners

may use in civil cases

and special proceedings.

Another

is the collation and codification

of SC issuances

also released in November 2023.

It is a centralized repository

of circulars, memoranda

and orders issued by the Supreme Court

from 2000 up to the present.

This is very helpful

for everyone in the judiciary

as well as practitioners

because before

the issuances of the SC

were not unified in the sense that

it was very hard to look for them.

They weren't in a central repository

and this project aimed to

remedy that situation.

So,

the next one

under the IT objectives

is to formulate

the Judiciary Enterprise

ICT Governance Framework.

So I'd like to report

that the ICT Governance Framework

has been approved by the Court and Bank.

It aims to ensure

that the Court's IT strategy

is aligned with the SPJI.

Some of its features include

risk optimization,

efficient use of resources,

evaluation of IT services delivered,

and measuring performance

of the IT units.

The next one

is to develop a five-year

ICT strategic plan.

This plan will provide the technological

architecture of the Court for the next five years.

So, so far,

a consultant has been engaged

for this project.

So the next one is to develop

the network infrastructure for the judiciary.

So currently,

the halls of justice

and the courts in the different halls of justice

have their own internet connections

which is not centralized.

So this means during the pandemic,

the Court allowed them to procure

their own internet connections.

But this project now seeks to develop

a centralized network system

for

the entire judiciary.

This would make it easier

for the Court or the Supreme Court

to enforce

its centralized policies,

for interconnection and localized

enterprise security.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And it will be further developed

to include more

assistance matters.

Thank you.

Next slide.

Another activity

is to strengthen legal aid initiatives.

As we all saw

from the news,

the proposed unified legal aid service

or ULAS rules

has been submitted to the NBank

and is now undergoing

regional consultations.

So the ULAS rules provides the framework

for the mandatory legal aid service of lawyers.

It will require covered lawyers

to render at least 60 hours

of pro bono legal aid service

every compliance period

of three years.

One of its most important features

is its expanded scope

of creditable legal services.

In the past,

legal aid was only limited to litigation.

But right now,

under the ULAS rules,

any legal activity will be considered

a creditable legal aid service

such as drafting contracts,

advice,

development work, etc.

Next slide, please.

So the ULAS regional consultations

began last week

on April 12

in the St. Louis University

in Baguio City.

The second one

will be held tomorrow, April 18,

in Xavier University in Cagayan de Oro City.

And the next one

will be on May 17

at the Ateneo de Manila School of Law

in Makati City.

But this will be determined.

Thank you.

So another

activity under this

objective is to retool

the Enhanced Justice on Wheels program.

So the EJOW,

or the Justice on Wheels program,

it involves

providing access to justice

to people from far-flung areas.

So it was developed in 2004

when the Supreme Court

retrofitted buses

of the courts

to reach the far-flung areas

aimed at the

clogging court dockets.

Then in 2008,

it was relaunched as the Enhanced Justice on Wheels program

which also offered

mediation services,

legal aid clinics

for the underprivileged litigants in remote areas.

Right now,

because of the technological advancements,

the court decided to retool it

and called it

the Enhanced Justice on Wheels program.

This was first inaugurated

in Tawi-Tawi in February 2024.

In this event,

the Chief Justice

was the very first Chief Justice

to visit Tawi-Tawi.

And it involved them

bringing satellite dishes

for internet connection

in order to enable

the Tawi-Tawi courts,

especially the ones in the far-flung areas,

to conduct videoconferencing hearings

and having the litigants travel

more than six hours to the court.

So,

according to

Senior Associate Justice Marvik M.V.F. Leonen,

the features of the program

includes putting

these ijao buses

in far-flung areas.

Number two, alternative forms

of transportation will be used

to bring technology to far-flung areas

because not all places

can accommodate buses.

Many require

transportation via sea,

via air, etc.

So that will be considered.

As well as,

repurposing the buses

to be used for bail purposes

when courts are not in session.

So when the courts are not in session,

these buses will always be available

in certain areas

so that persons accused

will be able to file bail

at any time.

And

we also have

the review of the Sharia Rules of Court.

There is a draft revising

the Sharia Rules of Court

which has been submitted

and is under review by the Court and Bank.

And I would like to update everyone

that the first automated

and regional Sharia Bar exams

will be taking place on April 28

and May 2, 2024

in UP Manila

and Ateneo de Davao.

Okay.

And lastly,

gender fair objectives.

The Supreme Court has adopted

guidelines on the use of

gender fair language in the judiciary

and gender fair courtroom etiquette.

And this will be lectured on

by Associate Justice

Maria Filomena D. Singh later today.

There will be issuance of guidelines

for victim-sensitive courts

but this is still ongoing.

And a commission

to study

a commission

on Philippine Legal Feminism

study has been

published last November

2023 and this was

headed by Justice Filomena D. Singh

as well and supported by the GoJust.

Okay. So that ends my presentation.

Thank you very much

for your attention.

Thank you very much,

Atty. Ting.

Please stay on stage as we now

open the floor for the open forum.

So those of you who have questions,

please raise your hand or approach

the microphones.

Ah, Jay.

And

kindly introduce yourselves and

your media outlet prior to asking your questions.

Thank you.

Hi, Atty. Congratulations.

Thank you.

Pero ma'am, first question,

sana po you could answer also in Filipino.

Ma'am, may update na po ba tayo regarding

the petition of Pastor

Apollo Quiboloy

against

yung arrest order sa kanya

ng Senate and also

nangingi din siya ay understand

ng TRO doon?

Ah, yes. Salamat po for that question.

Meron na po tayong update diyan.

Last April 3,

2024 on the Supreme Court

and Bank's agenda,

the respondents

in this case, they were required

to file a comment within

10 days on the petition as well

as the prayer for the issuance

of the TRO and the

writ of preliminary injunction.

So right now, it's at that stage. We are awaiting

the comment of the respondents.

Any other questions?

Yes, sir. Joel.

Good morning, ma'am. Joel San Juan from

Business Mirror. Regarding to sa

decision sa Comlex Smartmatic,

does it

mean the smart

matic can participate

in the future

bidding process of

Comelec? Well,

the case only pertains

or it limited itself only

to the 2025

bidding. I mean, the bidding

for the 2025 elections.

So, as of now,

Smartmatic can indeed

mag-participate in the

next elections pero subject rin

to, let's say, if anyone files

a disqualification case against them again.

Okay, ma'am.

Thank you po. Thanks.

Any other questions?

Yes. Lawrence Tanjoko po,

Radyo Pilipinas. Yes,

attorney. Baka may update din po

tayo sa NCAP.

I'm sorry? Sa NCAP. Yes po.

Okay. Sa NCAP po, that case

is still undergoing deliberations.

So, wala

pa po tayong update doon.

Good morning,

attorney. Christian po sa Radyo sa

East Renta. Good morning. Same question po

kay Sir Lawrence. Update din po kung meron na

doon sa finial ng

Piston and Manivela

for the POV

franchise consolidation

I think last December.

Thank you. Same

answer rin po. That case

is still undergoing deliberation by the bank.

Hi, attorney.

Good morning po. Jairo

Buliedo po from Rappler. Good morning.

My question is not related to pending cases

but more on the SPJI.

As we know, attorney,

the court dockets are really

clogged right now because of like

thousands of drug cases.

Nabanggit na po ba or may plans na po ba

tayo na napag-usapan with the ANBank on

how to help our courts

de-clog the dockets

in terms of like drug cases? May na po ba tayong

nakapending na plano to

specifically address this problem po? Thank you.

Right now,

wala pa po that I am aware of.

However, this should also be

addressed by the revised rules on criminal

procedure. Kasi yung rules na to

it tries

it helps

make

the process, the criminal procedure

more efficient. So in doing

that, it will also help

de-clog the courts in terms of

drugs cases. Pero

specifically for the drugs cases, I am

not aware po of any

initiatives for now.

Any other questions? Yes, sir.

Sir, good morning, ma'am.

Ben Pulta po sa Philippine News Agency.

Doon sa, ano po, sa Comelec

ruling, may sinabi ba

yung court in connection doon sa

yung unique

rights ng Comelec to

run elections?

When you contrast it

with the general procurement policies

of the government, I mean,

may ano ba doon? Did it weigh or did it

say anything about it?

Yes, po. What they just

said in that case was

they acknowledged the

power of the Comelec. However,

Comelec itself

did not

go, did not

comply with its own procedures,

sabak, which was also,

sabi nila, is antithetical

to the appropriations

law that applied.

Yes.

Just to follow up on the Comelec

case, as we know,

meron po bang na-cite po yung SC

if there will be, like, implications on the

part of the Comelec because

they committed a grave

abuse of discretion, although the SC

noted that it

ruled based on the doctrine of

operative fact. But on the part of Comelec,

meron po bang parang sanction

or reprimand or

of any sort, po? Ah, wala naman.

Atty. Team, Adrian po of ABS-CBN.

Yes. Yung doon lang po doon sa

kay Pastor Quiboloy,

April 3 yung order, tapos

within 10 days. Yes.

Tapos na po ba yung deadline?

Still, iniintay pa rin po yung

comment ng Senate?

Well, the 10 days will

will start

from the receipt of the

respondent of the notice.

So, we still have to wait

for the notice to be sent out.

I'll have to check if it has already

been sent out by the Clerk of Court.

And the 10 days will start from the

receipt.

Thank you.

Atty.

Hi po, Atty. Louisa po,

PTV4. Mahabol ko lang po, Atty.

Any update lang po doon sa

petitions file

doon sa confidential funds ni

VP Sarah? Ah, regarding

that, in one of its cases,

pinakomment rin

yung respondents

on this. So, right now,

it's still at the comment stage as well.

Thank you.

Ma'am J.J.

Lendingin, good morning. Good morning.

Of Manel Bulletin. I would like to

ask if the VACC

already filed an MR on the

implementation of good time,

good conduct time allowance?

I'm sorry, if it filed?

A MR.

Ah, MR. Yes.

I'll have to check that, sir.

And I will get back to you on that.

Thank you.

Last question.

Ma'am, ah,

pa pwede po rin bang

sa Comlec decision, pa pwede din po

magsabihan na si, ah,

upheld the

validity nung contract,

ng contract ng Comlec with, ah,

with MIRU?

Kung, ah, since it did not

nullify

the contract, naman po ba sabihin na

it upheld the validity

ng contract?

Well, I wouldn't think na,

it didn't directly uphold

the validity because that wasn't the issue

naman in the case. Um, it just

said that, um, it will not nullify

the bidding process and the

awarding of the contract

because of the, because of, um,

equity and practical issues

and considerations.

So, with respect to the contract,

um, the Supreme Court did not rule on

its validity at all.

Ma'am, may sinabi rin po ba sa decision about

anong, anong course na po pwedeng

gawin ng Smartmatic since parang,

it was deprived of its right to

participate in a, in a, in a

election bidding process or?

Well, the Supreme Court is of the view

that, um,

Smartmatic didn't have a right

since it's just a prospective bidder.

Kaya po hindi na-issue yung

TRO or the WPI.

But it also said that

it did not suffer irreparable injury

because the injury would have just been

loss of profits. So there are

legal remedies naman that Smartmatic

can take.

Thank you, ma'am. Thank you.

If there are no more questions, wala na ba?

Okay. Um, thank you

so much, Atty. Ting.

One last. One last. Final na talaga.

Sorry po, Atty.

Dante Amento of UNTV.

Atty. doon sa ruling po

ng COMELEC,

mayroon di bang,

kasi binanggit ng COMELEC doon,

involved din

sa,

ano yung kaso sa labas

ng dating pong

COMELEC chairman? Yun yung

isa, Andy Bautista

na involved sa

pera, ganun. Mayroon di bang

nabanggit doon sa ruling po?

It just mentioned that

that's one of the considerations the COMELEC

took when it

disqualified

Smartmatic. But then

we didn't, the Supreme Court didn't

delve on that. Thank you, Atty.

Okay. Thank you

for that, for answering the questions

of the media, Atty. Ting. Thank you.

The Public Information Office

will now present a plaque of appreciation

to Atty. Camille Sue May

Elting, Spokesperson of the

Supreme Court of the Philippines.

In recognition of her invaluable

contribution to foster

camaraderie between the Supreme Court

and the members of the media,

and to further the objectives of the

2024 Media Forum on Judiciary

Coverage by presenting

in the Court's footsteps

recent jurisprudence and milestones

in the Strategic Plan for Judicial

Innovations 2022-

2027, given this

17th day of April

2024 in Baguio City.

May we request Atty.

Ting to please stay on

stage for a while

for a quick group photo

with the forum participants. May we first

call on the members of the juror

for a photo with Atty. Ting.

Juror, please.

Sa harapan po. Thank you.

Juror, please

be on standby.

Atty.

Thank you po.

We will now call on the Jucra,

the members of the Jucra.

And then juror, babalik po tayo mamay for one

big group photo po.

So Jucra naman po, please.

Thank you po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po po

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

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Picture muna po.

Habang fresh pa ang lahat.

Pati po po yung mga camera people, pwede po kayong pumunta sa harapan.

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Thank you again, Atty. Camille.

Welcome to the PIO.

Welcome.

Welcome.

Welcome.

Welcome.

Welcome.

Everyone, since natapos po tayo na maaga, you may enjoy your morning snacks and then we will have an early lunch break to give you ample time to check out, freshen up din, and to eat your lunch after.