Our subjects on the last, or fourth, Sunday were POLITICAL LAW, INTERNATIONAL LAW, CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURES. Before we were required or told to get our test notebooks, I saw the candidate in front of me holding a ¼ piece of bond paper and memorizing its contents. When he went to get his test notebook […]
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1994 Memoir – 158. Rain During Review
I was invited by Col. Solud to ride with him after office hours to my review class, which was along his way to Pasay via Sta. Mesa Street and Nagtahan Bridge. I used to drop off at the corner of Legarda Street and Sta. Mesa Street, which was still a good, around 1000 meters to […]
1994 Memoir – 157. Asian Flu During Exams
The much-dreaded and publicized sickness of “Asian Flu” caused Pat and all our four small children to get sick of high fever! All throughout Saturday and Saturday night, I had to attend to them, giving them medicine and lots of water to drink. I wasn’t able to sleep a wink the whole night, watching and […]
1994 Memoir – 156. A Good Dream
When I woke up on the first Sunday of our Bar Exam, I told Pat that I had taken the Bar Exam in my dream and that I was not able to answer a question on adoption. I took the Civil Procedure book and read about adoption before I left for the Normal School. After […]
1994 Memoir – 155. Reviewing Inside a Chapel
After reviewing for a while, somebody tapped my shoulder, saying: “What are you doing here, Joe?” I looked around and saw our Chaplain, Capt. Jose Bozor, smiling. I said: “Reviewing for the Bar, Father.” “Come here,” he said, beckoning me toward the altar. We entered his office. Handing me a key, he said: “This key […]
1994 Memoir – 154. Priestly Intervention
As I knelt at the altar, I said: “Lord, if you will make me a lawyer, I will use my profession to help the poor, the needy, the oppressed, and those who cannot afford to hire a lawyer.” Amen. JBS
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