Ignorance of the Law No Man by Practicing it

Addison Minzer

Ignorance of the Law Excuses No One here in Philippines. Ignorance of the Law can not defend by your own words or actions. Pilipino people sometimes they didn’t care if they did not follow because they always excuse their pretension that didn’t know it. The Supreme Court is once who responsible to give the judgement of your crime or your faults if you have violate it. For example you have a cases such as you kill some that is automatically in prison but it always giving the lawyer to stand up to that person’s cases. As the president proclaim that sometimes you need to violate the rule like extra judicial killing to those have the heavy cases like the sexual abuse (R.A. 8353) Anti- rape Law in 1997. That’s why ignorance of the law here in our country is known as nothing by violating the law.

Ignorance of the Law No Man by Practicing it

Addison Minzer

Ignorance of the Law Excuses No One here in Philippines. Ignorance of the Law can not defend by your own words or actions. Pilipino people sometimes they didn’t care if they did not follow because they always excuse their pretension that didn’t know it.

The Supreme Court is once who responsible to give the judgement of your crime or your faults if you have violate it. For example you have a cases such as you kill someone that is automatically go in prison but they also giving the lawyer to stand up to that person’s cases or rights.

The president proclaim that sometimes you need to violate the rule like extra judicial killing to those who have the heavy cases like the sexual abuse (R.A. 8353) Anti- rape Law in 1997 cases to a person.

That’s why ignorance of the law here in our country is known as nothing by violating the law. By giving money to a person they need to persue their cases to dismissed. Money a key to betrayed the person witness the actual.

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