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Supreme Court (File photo) MANILA - Bar examinees must self-quarantine starting Monday in preparation for the January 23 and 25 tests. The Supreme Court (SC) reiterated that Bar examinees who will test positive for Covid-19 will be denied entry to their local testing centers. "This prohibition will apply to all cases, whether symptomatic or asymptomatic," the SC said in a statement on Monday. Fully vaccinated examinees will undergo one antigen test within 48 hours before January 23. If positive, they must comply with the guidelines of their local testing center's local government...

Supreme Court Law graduates who will take the online bar examinations on Jan. 23 and 25 in testing centers nationwide have been “strongly urged to self-quarantine starting today, Jan. 10.” In a Bar Bulletin, Associate Justice Marvic M.V.F. Leonen, chair of the 2020-2021 bar examination

Supreme Court There are 11,790 law graduates who are expected to take the online bar examinations set by the Supreme Court on Jan. 23, Sunday, and Jan. 25, Tuesday in various testing centers nationwide. The increase was attributed to the postponement of the 2020 bar examinations due to COVID-19

Supreme Court The Supreme Court (SC) on Tuesday, Jan. 4, decided to reduce the coverage and shorten the duration of the 2020-2021 online bar examinations “in view of the COVID-19 pandemic... and the effects of typhoon ‘Odette.’” Thus, instead of the examinations being held on Jan. 16, 23,

The Supreme Court reduced the coverage and shortened the duration of the 2020/21 Bar Examinations, amid the uptick of COVID-19 cases driven by the Omicron variant and damaging effects of Typhoon Odette that ravaged parts of the country late December.