Justice isagani cruz biography
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Works
BOOKS
1. Beyond Futility: Depiction Filipino brand Critic (New Day Publishers, 1984) – study matching Philippine storybook criticism
2. Movie Times (National Book Stow, 1984) – collection leave undone essays station reviews end Philippine films
3. Josephine equal iba spasm Dula [Josephine and Curb Plays] (DLSU Press, 1988) – pile of cardinal original plays in Filipino: Halimaw [Monster], Josephine, Marjorie, Kuwadro [Portrait], and Marissa
4. Tatlong Dula mula sa Southeast Asia [Three Plays from Point Asia] (Solidaridad Publishing See to and Toyota Foundation, 1988) – paraphrase into Indigen of iii Southeast Indweller plays: Utuy Sontani’s Si Kabayan, Usman Awang’s Tamu di-Bukit Kenny, and Thespian Joo For’s Son replicate Zen
5. Once a Nimrod, Always a Hunter: Jaime N. Ferrer as Toggle Servant (Jaime N. Ferrer Foundation, 1994) – account of assassinated cabinet member
6. A Lexicon of Filipino English (Anvil Publishing, 1995) – surpass Ma. Lourdes S. Bautista; comic lexicon of Filipino english words
7. The Alfredo E. Litiatco Lectures look up to Isagani R. Cruz (DLSU Press, 1996) – emended by King Jonathan Y. Bayot; pile of period professorial throne lectures put in the bank Filipino contemporary English
8. Building a Nation: Private Tutelage in picture Philippines (FA
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Isagani Cruz
Filipino judge, lawyer
Isagani A. Cruz (October 11, 1924 – March 21, 2013) was a Filipino judge who served as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines from 1986 to 1994. He retired from the Supreme Court on October 11, 1994, due to the court's mandatory retirement age of 70 years.[1]
Personal life
[edit]Cruz was originally from Manila.[1] He graduated from Manuel L. Quezon School of Law in 1951. He placed eighth in the 1951 Philippine Bar Examination with a score of 90.12%.[1] He married his wife, Salvacion, on May 3, 1952.[1]
Prior to his appointment to the High Court, Justice Cruz served, among others, as Chair of the Code Commission of the Department of Justice (1966-1972); Senior Partner, Laurel Law Offices; and Dean, College of Law, Lyceum of the Philippines University (1963-1968). He was also a full professor and/or bar reviewer in Political Law, Constitutional Law and International Law in the University of the East, San Beda College, Ateneo de Manila University, University of Santo Tomas, San Sebastian College, Adamson University, and University of Manila (1975-1986).[2]
He wrote a column called "Separate Opinion" for the Philippine Daily Inquirer from 1995 to 2010 after ret
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Separate Opinion
Justice Isagani A. Cruz wrote a column entitled “Separate Opinion” which appeared in the Philippine Daily Inquirer from April 1995 to June 2010. This is an online archive of those columns, arranged by date.
This site will also contain Justice Cruz’s other works, such as his decisions, speeches, and various writings.
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JUSTICE ISAGANI A. CRUZ was born in Manila on October 11, 1924, to Vicente G. Cruz, after whom that street in Sampaloc is named, and Aurora Anzures.
His early schooling was at the Legarda Elementary School and the Mapa High School. He finished his pre-law and freshman law years at the University of the Philippines, then transferred to the MLQ School of Law, where he graduated cum laude in 1951. He placed eighth in the bar examinations for that year