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Angeles City Justice Zone, Pulung Maragul, Angeles City (2026)

25/05/2026

22 May 2026 | On Site Legal Lecture for DSWD Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth-Region 3 Staff

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) successfully conducted an On-Site Legal Lecture as requested by the DSWD Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth (RRCY) Region III. The activity was held at the RRCY Region III in Ayala, Magalang, Pampanga. This initiative aimed to help the facility’s staff better understand basic court procedures and commonly used legal terms through simplified discussions and practical explanations of important legal concepts and processes, including Republic Act No. 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act.

The program formally opened with welcome remarks from Mr. Jasper P. Nicolas, Center Head of RRCY Region III, followed by a lively intermission number prepared by the youth residents of the center, showcasing their talents and enthusiasm during the program.

The youth also participated in a light and enjoyable pickleball activity led by Hon. Katrina Nora S. Buan-Factora, Presiding Judge of RTC Angeles City Branch 10 (Family Court), providing them with a simple and engaging recreational activity that supports their rehabilitation and well-being.

The lecture was delivered by esteemed speakers Hon. Eda P. Dizon, ACJZ Convenor, and Atty. Tasnem A. Hamdain, Branch Clerk of Court of RTC Angeles City Branch 61 (Family Court), who shared their expertise and insights with the participants.

Through initiatives like this, ACJZ continues to improve understanding of legal processes and promote access to justice within the community.

08/05/2026

7 May 2026 | Remembering Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos

Jose Abad Santos y Basco, a Kapampangan jurist, was the fifth Chief Justice of the Philippines. After declining President Manuel L. Quezon's invitation to join the government-in-exile abroad, Abad Santos served as the Acting President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and Acting Commander-in-Chief of its armed forces during World War II.

Captured by enemy forces, he refused to collaborate with the occupation government despite the danger to his life. Because of his unwavering loyalty to the Filipino people and the Commonwealth government, he was executed in May 1942.

Shortly before he faced a firing squad, he shared a final moment of strength with his son, saying:
"Do not cry, Pepito. Show these people that you are brave. It is a rare opportunity for me to die for our country. Not everyone is given that chance."

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) joins the city and the nation in commemorating Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos's life and his legacy of justice, service, and patriotism.

02/05/2026

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) joins the celebration of the 16th Anniversary of the Justice Sector Coordinating Council (JSCC).

The JSCC is a partnership of key justice institutions in the country that work together to improve the delivery of justice. It helps strengthen coordination among agencies involved in law enforcement, prosecution, courts, and corrections to make the justice system faster, fairer, and more efficient for the public.

Happy Anniversary, JSCC!

29/04/2026

28 April 2026 | Convenor’s Visit to the Regional Rehabilitation and Center for Youth (RRCY)

Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) Convenor Eda P. Dizon visited the Regional Rehabilitation and Center for Youth (RRCY), Magalang, Pampanga, where she was warmly welcomed by Center Head Jasper P. Nicolas and center social workers. A meeting was conducted regarding the request for an on-site lecture by the ACJZ.

The lecture will focus on topics under the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006 (RA 9344) and on understanding court processes and legal terms, aiming to enhance awareness of youth rights and promote restorative justice.

This initiative underscores justice zone's shared commitment to the rehabilitation and empowerment of the youth.

24/04/2026

24 April 2026 | Stakeholder’s Meeting with Simulation Exercise (SIMEX) on Angeles City Hall of Justice

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) proudly celebrates its 7th anniversary with a week-long series of activities from 20–24 April 2026, highlighting collaboration, innovation, and strengthened commitment among justice sector stakeholders.

The ACJZ concluded the anniversary celebration by conducting a Stakeholder’s meeting on security with simulation exercise (SIMEX) on 24 April 2026 at the Angeles City Hall of Justice (HOJ).

The security meeting and SIMEX were executed to enhance coordination, rapid response capabilities, and improve the overall preparedness of participating agencies and to prepare for possible eventualities, ensuring the safety and protection of both the public and personnel within the building.

Through this initiative, the ACJZ continues to promote the safety and security of justice sector actors, so they can continuously serve the public.

The ACJZ extends its heartfelt gratitude to the Angeles City Police Office (ACPO), Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Canine Group (EOD K9), Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), Angeles City Forensic Unit, and the Angeles City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (ACDRRMO) for their support and collaboration in advancing justice, safety, and security.

24/04/2026

23 April 2026 | Legal Aid Mission for Angeles District Jail PDLs

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) proudly celebrates its 7th anniversary with a week-long series of activities from 20–24 April 2026, highlighting collaboration, innovation, and strengthened commitment among justice sector stakeholders.

In line with the celebration, justice sector actors Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) Pampanga Chapter, Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) Angeles City, and Angeles District Jail (ADJ), conducted a legal aid mission for the city’s persons deprived of liberty (PDLs).

RTC 2nd Vice Executive Judge Benigno C. Abila delivered the opening remarks, followed by a message from Angeles District Jail Warden Edmund L. Llamasares.

The activity provided legal guidance and support. While IBP Pampanga was providing free legal consultation for PDLs, PAO lawyers discussed the necessary waivers to facilitate videoconference hearings and assisted PDLs who were willing to execute the same; helping ensure faster and more efficient access to justice, while safeguarding their constitutional rights.

IBP Pampanga Vice President Joy Aranas closed the activity with her remarks.

This activity reflects the continued collaboration among ACJZ members in streamlining court processes and delivering essential legal services to the city’s PDLs.

23/04/2026

21 April 2026 | “Learner Rights and Protection Convergence: Empowering Schools Through Effective Case Management for Learner Rights and Protection”

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) proudly celebrates its 7th anniversary with a week-long series of activities from 20–24 April 2026, highlighting collaboration, innovation, and strengthened commitment among justice sector stakeholders.

The Department of Education–Division of Angeles City, one of the stakeholders of ACJZ, led a full-day series of lectures on “Learner Rights and Protection Convergence: Empowering Schools Through Effective Case Management for Learner Rights and Protection,” held at the Gabaldon Building, Brgy. Pulungbulu, Angeles City.

The activity aims to strengthen the legal foundations of child protection by their personnel in understanding of policies and frameworks anchored on Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 and Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act, alongside the implementation of DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012. The event brought together experts from the Angeles City Police Office – Women and Children Protection Desk, the City Social Welfare and Development Office of Angeles City, and the Regional Trial Court of Angeles City, fostering a collaborative platform for knowledge-sharing and coordination.

The lectures were delivered by esteemed speakers Police Major Alma Katherina V. Laxamana, Police Master Sergeant Ethnika D. Quilala, Police Captian Romulus B. Ramos, Schools Division Office Legal Officer Paul Nikon Alcayro and Social Welfare Officer Ana Rose F. Lansang. Presiding Judge April Joy B. Magsayo-Aguila of RTC Angeles City Branch 61 (Family Court) concluded the empowerment activity with a lecture on Process Flow in Court.

Through this initiative, ACJZ stakeholders show their commitment to protecting students and learners and creating safer schools and educational institutions.

22/04/2026

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) proudly celebrates its 7th anniversary with a week-long series of activities from 20–24 April 2026, highlighting collaboration, innovation, and strengthened commitment among justice sector stakeholders.

As part of the celebration, booths were set up inside the Hall of Justice featuring various ACJZ stakeholders offering services and legal consultations. These booths provided accessible information and consultation services to the public, strengthening awareness and support for legal and justice-related concerns.

Aside from service booths, there were also stalls showcasing and selling various products, adding a more vibrant and community-friendly atmosphere to the celebration.

The activity reflects ACJZ’s continuing commitment to bring justice services closer to the people while fostering collaboration among its member institutions

The ACJZ warmly invites the public to visit the booths, avail of the services, and take part in this milestone celebration.

22/04/2026

20 April 2026 | AUF Law leads a roundtable discussion with other stakeholders

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) proudly celebrates its 7th anniversary with a week-long series of activities from 20–24 April 2026, highlighting collaboration, innovation, and strengthened commitment among justice sector stakeholders.

As part of the anniversary celebration, the ACJZ is pleased to announce that one of its invaluable members, the Angeles University Foundation School of Law (AUF Law), is finalizing its work plan for the Clinical Legal Education Program (CLEP) for Academic Year 2026–2027.

A significant component of this work plan involves coordination, projects, and activities with fellow justice zone members, particularly in the areas of Violence Against Women and their Children (VAWC), Land Issues, and Financial Account and Fraud Crimes.

To identify key drivers, challenges, and possible entry points in strengthening efforts to combat VAWC, a roundtable discussion—moderated by AUF Law CLEP Director Camille Ross Parpan—was held, focusing on statutes and local ordinances addressing VAWC and Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC), with particular attention to their enforcement and implementation. The participants were ACJZ Convenor Eda P. Dizon, RTC Vice Executive Judge Ramon Corazon P. Blanco, Angeles City Councilor Jeselle Ann V. Dayrit, Family Court Judge April Joy B. Magsayo-Aguila, District Public Attorney Lordelyn Lacap, Social Welfare Officer Ana Rose F. Lansang, IBP Pampanga Chapter President Catherine Mesuelo, and representatives from Gender and Development Office. Also present during the exchange were AUF Law Associate Dean Marianne Beltran-Angeles and Social Worker Ester D. Dating.

The results of the roundtable discussion will be used by AUF Law as part of the initial data for its work plan on VAWC and corresponding projects and activities.

22/04/2026

20 April 2026 | Launching of the Lawyer of the Day Initiative (LODI) at the Angeles City Hall of Justice

The Angeles City Justice Zone (ACJZ) proudly celebrates its 7th anniversary with a week-long series of activities from 20–24 April 2026, highlighting collaboration, innovation, and strengthened commitment among justice sector stakeholders.

The Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) Pampanga Chapter, an active member of the ACJZ, formally launched the Lawyer of the Day Initiative (LODI) at the Angeles City Hall of Justice in celebration of the justice zone's anniversary. This milestone marks a meaningful step toward expanding access to legal assistance within the justice system.

By establishing LODI within the Hall of Justice, the initiative aims to achieve three important goals: first, to help indigent citizens in need of legal assistance; second, to reinforce the efforts of partner institutions such as the Public Attorney’s Office and AUF Law’s Clinical Legal Education Program in providing legal aid services; and third, to support lawyers in Angeles City and nearby areas in complying with the Supreme Court’s Unified Legal Aid Service (ULAS) requirements.

IBP Pampanga Chapter President Catherine Mesuelo and Chapter Secretary Kristine Keith Colle presented the background and procedures of the Supreme Court’s ULAS and IBP's LODI, underscoring their importance in delivering timely and accessible legal support to the public.

These efforts reflect the continued commitment of justice sector partners to ensure that legal assistance is more accessible, efficient, and responsive to the public.

The LODI is located at the IBP Satellite Office, Ground Floor, Angeles City Hall of Justice and is open for consultations from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. serving qualified beneficiaries.

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