The Supreme Court has just released the list of examinees who have successfully passed the 2009 Bar Examinations. This year, out of a total 4,847 examinees, only 982 were able to pass, a 20.26% passing rate. The passing rate was lowered to 72.5%, down from the regular 75% on all eight subjects in the exams. The following lists are taken straight from the Supreme Court website.

At a news briefing, SC Public Information Office deputy chief Gleoresty Guerra said that Chief Justice Corona has called for a special en banc (full court) session on Thursday morning “for the decoding of the 2010 Bar examinations results.”

The Supreme Court has just released the list of examinees who have successfully passed the 2009 Bar Examinations. This year, out of a total 5,903 examinees, only 1,451 were able to pass, a 24.58% passing rate. The passing rate was lowered to 71%, down from the regular 75% on all eight subjects in the exams while the disqualification grade in Taxation was lowered from 49% to 45%. The following lists are taken straight from the Supreme Court website.

Justices of the Supreme Court will hold a special en banc session Friday morning where Associate Justice Eduardo Nachura, chairperson of the 2009 Committee on Bar Examination, will present exam results to the magistrates, who will set the passing percentage. A total of 5,903 law graduates from 109 law schools nationwide finished the exams held on September 6, 13, 20 and October 4, according to the Office of the Bar Confidant.

The Supreme Court has just released the list of examinees who have successfully passed the 2007 Bar Examinations. This year, out of a total 5,799 examinees, only 1,289 were able to pass, a 22.2% passing rate. The following list is taken straight from the Supreme Court website.

The results of the 2007 Bar Examinations will be released tomorrow, March 29, 2008. “We expect the results to be released tomorrow after lunch,” Assistant Court Administrator Jose Midas P. Marquez, Chief of the Supreme Court Public Information Office and Chief of Staff of the Office of the Chief Justice, told the members of the press in a media briefing following a meeting with Justice Adolfo S. Azcuna, Chairperson of the 2007 Committee on Bar Examinations.

The resignation of Chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. of the Commission of Elections (Comelec) renders his impeachment case moot and academic, but the Senate will continue wits investigation into the controversial broadband deal.