Marlen V. Ronquillo

CHIEF Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno does not have the intellectual heft of Elena Kagan and the amazing life story of Sonia Sotomayor. Or the tenacity of Ruth Baden Ginsburg in deciding for the kind of law that is just, human and fair. But there is one quality she shares with these three woman justices – a predisposition to always be on guard for executive overreach. Or legislative tantrums. Or colleagues in the judicial system who see the law as a negotiable instrument.

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