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Romualdez urges Bar passers to be ‘catalysts for change’

By: - Reporter / @JMangaluzINQ
/ 05:15 PM April 14, 2023

Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez on Sunday urged Filipinos to rest and reflect as Christians commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday.

House Speaker Martin Romualdez (Photo from Martin Romualdez FB page on March 16, 2023)

MANILA, Philippines — House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez on Friday urged the new Bar passers to be “good lawyers” and become catalysts for change.

A total of  3,992 out of 9,183 bar examinees passed the 2022 Bar Examinations, a passing rate of 43.47 percent.

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“Be a catalyst for change and uphold the standards of public service excellence in the practice of our noble profession,” said Romualdez in a statement.

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According to Romualdez, the new lawyers must handle and prosecute cases without fear or favor.

“You should be good lawyers by serving the poor and the underprivileged. Ensure that justice is served without fear or favor,” said the House Speaker.

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Romualdez said the new lawyers should help improve the judicial system by helping the marginalized.

“They should contribute to the delivery of fair, impartial, and speedy justice,” Romualdez said.

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