Why recall codal provisions word for word?
The 2027 Bar Bulletin says the Court is not looking for examinees who can recall laws verbatim (see the 2027 Bar guide). Exact recall still matters for the elements, periods and operative words that decide an answer: “shall not prescribe”, “thirty (30) calendar days”, “written informed consent”. A short daily flashcard session keeps those details sharp so your essay time goes into analysis. Then put each provision to work with the ALAC method.
What is in the full decks
- Decks by source: Family Code, Civil Code, Revised Penal Code, BP 22, 1987 Constitution, Labor Code, Rules of Court, Evidence and the CPRA.
- Cards built from the official text, each with its citation and source link.
- Spaced repetition, so cards you miss come back sooner, plus audio read-aloud.
- A codal browser with search across the official texts.
Sources
- Family Code of the Philippines — Supreme Court E-Library
- Civil Code of the Philippines — Supreme Court E-Library
- 1987 Constitution — Supreme Court E-Library
- Labor Code of the Philippines (renumbered) — DOLE
- 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure — Supreme Court PDF
- Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (A.M. No. 22-09-01-SC) — Supreme Court PDF
Last reviewed November 1, 2026. Laws, rules and Bar Bulletins change; if a source above has been amended or superseded, the official text controls.