26/08/2026
📚 LEARNING THE LAW, SHAPING THE FUTURE
The Holy Name University College of Law third year students, through its Community Legal Education Program (CLEP), brought legal knowledge closer to the youth through an engaging discussion on the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act (R.A. No. 9344, as amended) at Corella National High School.
The activity provided an opportunity for students to learn about their rights, responsibilities, and the importance of making responsible choices. What made the session even more meaningful was the students’ curiosity, enthusiasm, and active participation throughout the discussion. Their questions and insights made the conversation more engaging and reminded us that legal education becomes more meaningful when young people are given the opportunity to understand the law in a way that speaks to them.
Through CLEP, we continue to bring the law beyond the classroom and into the community, one conversation at a time. ⚖️
Because knowing the law is not just about knowing the rules; it is about knowing your rights, understanding your responsibilities, and making better choices.
