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College of Law • Mariano Marcos State University

Department Overview

Background & Introduction

College of Law

The MMSU College of Law was established in response to a persistent clamor. As far back as before the year 1999, many professionals in the government and private sectors, especially those from the second district of Ilocos Norte, expressed in pursuing a career in law.

Soon, local government units and the Integrated Bar of the Philippines forwarded official and formal representations for MMSU to open a school of law for the many young men and women who do not have the financial resources to go to the big cities to study law.

The MMSU Law Program started to become a reality on March 11, 2008, when the MMSU Academic Council favorably endorsed its offerings. On March 27, 2008, the MMSU Board of Regents issued MMSU-BOR Resolution No. 957 S 2008, approving the offering of Bachelor of Laws degree at the MMSU Batac Campus.

The MMSU College of Law formally came into existence in 2009 by virtue of the issuance of Government Permit No 005. Not as plush or as colorful as many law schools, the MMSU College of Law nevertheless has since consistently stood by its mission, vision and goals. Performance in the Bar Examinations has always been above the national average.

MMSU College of Law graduates are now part of that breed of professionals known for their social awareness, competence, and above all, love for God and country.

Guided by its mission, vision, and goals, and the men and women who have committed themselves to the propagation of decency and righteousness, it will continue to live on.
 

Faculty Profile

ATTY.  BRIAN JAY CORPUZ, DCL 
Dean

ATTY. MA. SANIATA R. MARCOS
College Secretary/CLEP Coordinator
Alumni Coordinator

ATTY. LORMA AUREA QUIBILAN CUADRO 
Chief, Center of Legal Aid, Research and Advocacy (CLARA)
Student Affairs Coordinator
 

Part-time Faculty Members:
PROS. RUENA B. ABANTO
ATTY. ARLA CHESKA C. AGRUPIS-BAGAYAS
ATTY. ERIC KARL NICHOLAS M. AGUILAR
PROS. RODERICK A. ATINAJA  
ATTY. HARVEY JULIUS BALBAS 
ATTY. MAYFLOR A. BALINUYUS-BAGAYAS   
ATTY. MARK LESTER D. CARDENAS
PROS. JOSEPH DARREN C. CENTENO
ATTY. ED VON ALLAN F. CID
ATTY. REYNALDO A. CORPUZ  
ATTY. LIMBERGE G. CORPUZ  
ATTY. RIA B. CRUZ  
PROS. ERIC Q. CUA     
ATTY. JOEL P. DADIS 
ATTY. MC DALAYAP
ATTY. VWXYZ D. DASCIL
ATTY. CLAUDETTE ABIGAIL B. DE LARA
ATTY. JOHN JOHN P. FELIPE
ATTY. ENRIQUE A. GALLARDO
ATTY. JOHN MARK LEANO
ATTY. JOHN NICO R. LUCERO
ATTY. EUNICE FRANCIA A. MACAGBA
ATTY. BENISE D. MADAMBA
ATTY. DENISE JOSHUA A. NACNAC
JUDGE ESPERANZA CARIDAD O. ORIG
PROS. VALENTIN L. PASCUA
ATTY. KRISTEL JOY ANN B. QUIBUYEN
JUDGE HOMER JAY D. RAGONJAN
PROS. WILLIAM A. REYNON JR.
ATTY. JENRIETTA CAMILLE J. RIVERA
ATTY. MA. KRISTEL KAE T. SACOCO
PROS. GIFFORD L. TUMANENG
ATTY. ISABEL SUZARA ZULUETA


Non-teaching Personnel
MR. ROY ALVIN BAGAYAS
MR. JOMAR ADAJAR

College Librarian
MS. KHRISTINE ELEMEL P. COSCON

Utility Personnel
MR. ANGELITO BAUTISTA
 

Department Objectives & Goals

The Law Curriculum

          MMSU College of Law offer major and minor law courses, consisting of the following:  

  1. Perspective courses – which shall include, among others, subjects like Introduction to Law, Legal Profession, etc.
  2. Basic Law Subjects – subjects in the general areas of civil, political, commercial, criminal, remedial and labor laws including Legal Ethics.
  3. Specialized Law Subjects – specific laws that deals with limited areas such as election, the environment, agrarian, banking and taxation laws.
  4. Practicum or Clerkship – programs designed to hone the advocacy, counseling, research and writing skills and technique of the law student including appellate practice.

Program Offerings & Curriculum

Degrees, Outcomes & Curricular Prospectus

Juris Doctor

The program is a four-year post-graduate, professional degree using interdisciplinary approach prescribed by the Legal Education Board Memorandum No. 19, series of 2018. The first, second, and third year levels cover legal perspective courses, both substantive and procedural, including core, major and elective courses. Fourth level is devoted to review classes and practicum.

Program Outcomes

To produce competent lawyers who are:

  1. Equipped with the knowledge, skills and attitudes in law practice, legal administration, legal advocacy, counseling, and legal problem solving;
  2. Imbued with ethics expected in the legal profession; and
  3. Indispensable partners in the effective administration of law and justice.  

Curriculum
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Organizational Chart

Department Structure & Leadership Hierarchy

Active Governance Hierarchy
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College Dean

Brian Jay Corpuz

College of Law

Department Chair
AT

ATTY. BRYAN JAY CORPUZ

Department Chair

brian_corpuz@yahoo.com

Programs & Specializations
Curriculum & Instruction Undergraduate Programs
Research & Extension Department Initiatives
Student & Lab Services Instructional Support
Academic Instruction & Technical Personnel Department Faculty Members & Support Staff (1)

Faculty & Academic Staff

Professors, Instructors & Researchers

1 Total Members
AT

ATTY.  BRIAN JAY CORPUZ, DCL 

Faculty Member

Dean • ATTY. MA. SANIATA R. MARCOS • College Secretary/CLEP Coordinator • Alumni Coordinator • ATTY. LORMA AUREA QUIBILAN CUADRO  • Chief, Center of Legal Aid, Research and Advocacy (CLARA) • Student Affairs Coordinator

Department Identity

Institution
MMSU
College / Unit
COL
Faculty Size
1 Members
Campus
Batac • Laoag

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Contact & Office Direct Information

ATTY. BRYAN JAY CORPUZ
Acting Dean
brian_corpuz@yahoo.com
0917-577-1102