Conflicts of Law 2013

February 8, 9 and 10, 2013 List of Games and Events

MAJOR GAMES GAMES 1.Basketball 2.Volleyball 3.Table Tennis 6.Chess 7.Fun Run and Track & Field 100M 400M Relay (M/W) 8.Badminton VENUE Matina Sports Matina Sports Matina Sports Matina Sports Matina Sports

ADDU ADDU ADDU ADDU ADDU

Complex Complex Complex Complex Complex

ADDU Matina Sports Complex

Point system for all Major Games except Basketball & Volleyball 1st = 150 points 2nd = 100 points 3rd = 75 points 4th = 50 points Basketball, Volleyball and Moot Court 1st = 200 points 2nd = 150 points 3rd = 100 points 4th = 50 points

PARLOR GAMES GAMES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Tug of War Centi-milli Egg Catching Sack Race Legal Pictionary (M&W) VENUE The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square c/o Atty. Montejo The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square The Tent, Matina Town Square

6. Arm Wrestling 7.Pinoy Henyo 8. Lobo Run 9. General Knowledge 10. Vice Relay

Point system for all Parlor Games except Arm Wrestling (M & W), and Best Pleading (Moot Court) 1st = 100 points 2nd = 75 points 3rd = 50 points 4th = 25 points Point system for Arm Wrestling (M & W) 1st = 50 points 2nd = 37.5 points 3rd = 25 points 4th = 12.5 points

OTHER CATEGORIES EVENT Logo Design Banner Raising Cheer Dancing Band Showcase T-Shirt Design Moot Court VENUE Almendras Gym Almendras Gym Almendras Gym The Tent, Matina Town Square Almendras Gym Elimination Round (ADDU Matina AVR Room) Finals (ADDU Matina Sports Complex) Almendras Gym

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

7. Impersonation

Point system for all except for Cheer Dancing, Band Showcase, Impersonation and Mooting 1st = 100 points 2nd = 75 points 3rd = 50 points 4th = 25 points Point system for Cheer Dancing, Impersonation and Band Showcase 1st = 200 points 2nd = 150 points 3rd = 100 points 4th = 50 points Point system for Mooting Competition Best Team 1st = 200 points 2nd = 150 points 3rd = 100 points 4th = 75 points Best Pleading 1st = 100 points 2nd = 75 points 3rd = 50 points 4th = 25 points Best Oralist 50 points

There is DISQUALIFICATION when a team or team member has committed any of the acts expressed under these rules to be a ground for disqualification. All disqualified teams would automatically get the corresponding point for the fourth place. In case of a TIE, where there are two teams that have been declared disqualified, the points corresponding for the 3rd place and the 4th place will be added and divided equally among them. There is DEFAULT when the designated players per team did not appear or were absent during the scheduled game or event (The default time shall be 15-minutes from the scheduled start of each game or event subject to agreement between contending teams). All defaulted teams would automatically get zero points. The respective marshals for each game/event shall have the sole authority to declare a team in default. Once declared, the decision shall be final and irrevocable. The aforementioned rules shall apply unless otherwise specifically provided by the individual game rules.

RULES
MR. OR MS. CONFLICTS 2013 Each year level must have one representative (female/male) who shall embody the characteristics/personality of a model law student. The names of the respective participants must be submitted on or before 21 January 2012, 9pm to Ms. Charlotte Martinez 1SR (Council officer-in-charge). Voting Procedure Voting booths shall be established near the law school office and the law library starting 28 January 2013. Supporters of each candidate may vote for them through either of two means: (1) text votes thru Sun Cellular or (2) purchase of raffle coupons. TEXT VOTES: Each text vote is equivalent to one (1) vote in favor of the year level candidate. Text voters must first purchase a special Sun Cellular Load, and use the credits corresponding thereto in order to vote for his/her selected candidate. RAFFLE COUPONS: Each raffle coupon is equivalent to two (2) votes in favor of the year level candidate.

Representatives must attend the photo shoot on January 23, 2012.

Preliminary canvassing of votes shall be done on 8 February 2013. The final, voting shall be closed at exactly 5 oclock in the evening of February 10, 2013. Whoever raises the highest aggregate points upon the closing of the booth will receive the Texters Choice Award. The point system shall be as follows: Texters Choice: 1st place: 3rd place: 50 pts 25 pts 2nd place: 4th place: 37.5 pts 12.5 pts

During the event proper, the flow of the program will be as follows: A. Production Number and Introduction: the representative shall wear the T-shirt of their year level which was submitted for the T-shirt Design Competition. B. Talent portion (3-5 minutes per candidate) The use of fire, smoke, fog, swords or weapons of any kind is prohibited. The music accompaniment must be submitted to any member of the committee on February 7, 2013. If the representative requires the aid of other people for the presentation, the number of aides should not exceed 2. Aides shall be required to wear plain black shirts and pants. Aides shall also be required to stay in the background as much as possible to allow the Year representative to fully shine. Only those who belong to the year level that the candidate is representing shall be permitted to serve as his/her Aides.

C. Formal Attire w/ serenade

D. Question and Answer: Each contestant shall answer one question formulated by a judge. Questions shall be drawn randomly.

CRITERIA Audience impact Question and Answer Talent

Percentage 10% 25% 25%

Remarks

totality of elements [costume, props, voice, use of body, choreography]; Technical skill level [difficulty, execution, technique, etc.];

Personality

40% 100%

stage presence (sense of confidence, bearing, poise)

TOTAL

Basketball First three quarters: Running Time 4th Quarter (last quarter): Stop Clock Allowable number of fouls: Maximum of five (5) fouls Time allotted for each quarter: ten (10) minutes All other rules not herein stated shall follow the FIBA Rules. Volleyball Mixed (M/W): three (3) females & three (3) males in each set. For Elimination : two (2) out of three (3) sets For Championship : three (3) out of five (5) sets Substitution shall be allowed as long as the team composition will still be 3 females and 3 males in each set. All reserve players must be registered before the game starts. Table Tennis Game is up to eleven (11) points. First player who scores eleven (11) points wins the game, unless both players scores at 10 (deuce), the first player to gain a 2 point lead wins. Only Official ball with a diameter of 40mm shall be used. The right to choose the initial order of serving, receiving and ends shall be decided by tossing of coin and the winner may choose to serve or to receive first or to start at a particular end. Time outs will be allowed. Maximum of TWO (2) minutes per time out. Each player is entitled to 3 time outs per game. No substitution is allowed per match. Table Tennis Format for 2013 Conflicts of Law 1. There will be two (2) Matches, Mens and Womens. 2. Each Match will be best of 5 games. The team who wins three games wins the match. 3. The Team/year level who wins in both Matches (mens and womens) wins. 4. In case there is a tie, Team A wins in the mens match and Team B wins in the womens match, each team will choose their player who will play the tie breaker match. There will be no classification as to gender on the tie breaker match.

All other rules not herein stated shall follow the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Rules. Chess Participant : Each team shall be represented by one (1) player. Mechanics : Standard Chess Rules Badminton Four (4) players (2-M/2-W) with two (2) reserve players (1-M/1-W) for each year level. All reserve players must be registered before the game starts. The player who starts out with the set must finish the same. Only two (2) substitutions shall be allowed. (1 for M and 1 for W) Each game will be two (2) out three (3) sets. Rally point system shall be observed. Twenty-one (21) points for each set Deciding Game: Mixed Doubles a. 1st game: Mens Doubles b. 2nd game: Womens Doubles

Fun Run Participants: All duly enrolled Ateneo de Davao College of Law students. Mechanics 1. The starting point of the fun run will be at ADDU-Matina Campus. Each participant in the event should register during the designated time provided by the facilitators of this event. Registration starts at 4:00 am up to 5:00 am. Late Registration shall not be allowed. The race starts at 5:25 am. 2. Each participant must wear the singlet provided by the organizers of the event. 3. Each participant should obtain markers from the marshals assigned to each of the strategic locations. A marker will only be handed out if a participant has shown ALL the markers given prior. Each year level shall be provided with the map so as to be guided of the route. No shortcuts. 3. A participant found to have made a shortcut from the designated route, or has cheated in any manner, shall not merit any point. The first three (3) QUALIFIED males and females to reach the finish line shall be declared as winners. If a participant loses a particular marker, he must go back to the station that handed out that specific marker

to obtain a new one from the marshal. A participant who loses his markers at the end of the game shall be considered as disqualified from the event. 4. Male winners shall be ranked 1st, 2nd, or 3rd and shall be given an equivalent point to be added to the total points of their respective year level. Female winners shall be ranked 1st, 2nd, or 3rd and shall be given an equivalent point to be added to the total points of their respective year level. Only qualified winners shall be ranked accordingly. 5. If in the event that two (2) or more teams are tied, all the aggregate scores of those tied shall be added together then divided by the number of teams tied. 6. The year level whose participants equivalent to more than fifty percent (50%) of its total enrolled population that reaches the finish line shall be merited with the following points: 1st place: 2nd place: 3rd place: 4th place: 50 pts 37.5 pts 25 pts 12.5 pts

7. Only those who have registered shall be considered as included in the percentage in relation to the total enrolled population of the year level. The organizers shall have the sole authority to determine whether or not the year level has satisfied the percentage requirement above-mentioned. Track and Field Participants: General Rules and Provisions: 1. The term participant is a representative of a year level, and may also be interchangeable with the term team. 2. In every event, all participants shall draw lots in order to be assigned to their respective lanes. 3. If only one (1) participant is disqualified, he shall automatically fall in last place. 4. If in the event that two (2) or more teams are disqualified, all the aggregate scores of those disqualified shall be added together then divided by the number of teams disqualified. A similar formula shall also be applied when a tie has been reached. 5. All those in default shall not garner any point. A default may arise when a participant does not show up, does not arrive on time, etc. 6. A participant who fails to cross the finish line shall be disqualified.

7. No participant is allowed to cross lanes. Any blatant disregard to this rule by a participant shall be a ground for disqualification. 100 -meter dash (F) 100-meter dash (M) Participants: One (1) participant for each year level Mechanics: 1. Each participant must wear attire with the dominant color corresponding to the color of his year level. 2. Each participant shall race to the finish line. 3. The first participant to reach it wins. 400 meter relay Participants: Four (4) participants consisting of two (2) males and two (2) females Mechanics: 1. Each participant must wear attire with the dominant color corresponding to the color of his year level. 2. Each participant shall race to his respective mark until the last one reaches the finish line. Participants shall only pass the batons within the changeover boxes. A participant shall proceed to the next mark only when the baton has been completely passed to him. 3. The first team to reach the finish line wins.

Rules for Parlor Games

Tug of War
Participants : 1. Every year level shall have one (1) team for women and one (1) team for men. 2. Each team shall officially weigh-in at the designated weighing-in areas. The weigh-in shall be conducted at 12:30 to 1:00 pm. Those who fail to appear during the weigh-in shall not be allowed to participate during the game. No substitution allowed. 3. Each team should have an aggregate weight of 1,200 pounds (453.6 kg) regardless of the number of participants therein. Materials Mechanics : : 1. Heavy Duty Rope 2. Weighing Scale 1. Each team shall be positioned behind their individual markers/borders. 2. There shall be a marker tied at the centermost part of the rope. 3. The team to first bring the marker located at the centermost part of the rope across their side of the border/marker wins. 4. Each team member is only allowed to hold/grip the rope with bare hands. No equipments, gloves and other similar items may be used. Violation of this rule shall be a ground for the teams disqualification. Chalks, Powders allowed. 5. Looping or tying the rope around the waist shall be prohibited and shall be a ground for the teams disqualification.

Centi-milli Participants Materials Mechanics : : : Each year level shall have one (1) team consisting of three (3) males and three (3) females. Rope must be uniform in length (preferred type of rope to be used those used by Boy Scouts) 1. Participants shall fall in line vertically. 2. Their right and left feet are connected to the persons behind them through the rope. Members of the year level that the team represents may assist the team in tying the rope through the feet of the participants. 3. Altogether, they shall move towards a tower/chair assigned to them and return to the starting point. 4. The first team to reach the finish line where all the six (6) team members shall have passed the finish line wins. 5. The judges decision is final. Egg Catching Participants Materials Mechanics : Each year level shall have one (1) team consisting of one (1) male and one (1) female. : Raw Eggs

: 1. The participants of each team shall face each other while standing at their designated points. Such shall be the first of multiple designated points. At a signal from the facilitators, one of the members shall throw the egg across to his/her partner. 2. This process shall be repeated with the contestants moving farther from each other. A Marker shall be set up for this purpose. 3. The game shall continue until a single winner remains. 4. The team who fails to catch the egg loses even if the egg would not break upon falling on the ground. Likewise, even if a participant has caught the egg, and the egg subsequently breaks, the team loses the round.

Sack Race Participants Mechanics Mechanics : Each year level shall have one (1) team consisting of six players (6). Three (3) males and three (3) females. : Two (2) pieces sacks of flour combined together to fit two players. : 1. Participants shall fall in line vertically at the starting point. There will be two players inside the sack, one male one female. 2. Participants may choose to wear his/her shoes or go barefoot. 3. At the signal of the facilitator, the first team members shall put both feet inside the sack and shall commence to race to the designated point and return to the starting point. The subsequent team members shall do the same only after the person before them shall have crossed to the starting point. 4. The team members may help each other out in preparing the sack for the next team member. 5. Both feet of the last team members must be inside the sack when they cross the finish line. 6. The first team to finish wins the game. Legal Pictionary c/o Atty. Montejo Arm Wrestling Participants (1) male Mechanics : : Each year level shall have one (1) team consisting of one and one (1) female. 1. The winner in both matches will face each other in the championship. 2. The non-winners in both matches will face each other for the third and fourth place. 3. In case of a players injury, substitution shall be allowed during the match.

4. Players shall only use their bare hands (no gloves and the like can be used in the game). The match shall be proceeded against with the clasped-hand method by the players. 5. The elbows of the participants must be in contact with the table at all times. A participant who raises his/her elbow shall lose the game. 6. Judges decision is final. Lobo Run Participants Materials : : Each team shall have five (5) players consisting of three (3) females and two (2) males. 1. Twelve (12) extra large balloons and eight (8) reserve balloons. 2. Masking Tapes Mechanics : 1. The team members shall assign among themselves as to who will be the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and final player. 2. The fists of each player shall be taped to prevent the players from gripping the balloons on each arm. 3. As soon as the game official declares the start of the game, the first player at the starting point shall be assisted by his teammates as they place one balloon under each arm and another in between his legs. 4. The player shall then commence to run circling the teams designated post. 5. In case a balloon falls or bursts, the player shall go back to the starting point and have the balloons fixed and shall therefore start all over again. A replacement balloon is provided for each team in case a balloon bursts. 6. Each team shall only be given two (2) replacement balloons, hence, when more than two (2) balloons burst, the team shall be considered as defeated. 7. When the first player returns to the starting point, he shall be assisted by his teammates and the second player shall be assisted in the same manner as the first player.

8. The same thing shall be done by the 3rd, 4th and final player except that the final player shall upon returning to the starting point burst the balloons in his possession by sitting on each of them. The last player must burst the three balloons by sitting on them. 9. The first team to complete the event wins the game. 10. The reserve balloons shall only be used in the event that one of the balloons burst. 11. The reserve balloons shall be in the possession of the marshals for each year level. PINOY HENYO GAME MECHANICS Each year level will be represented by 6 participants. (3 males and 3 females per team). There will be one (1) facilitator, and one (1) timer to supervise the game. There will be an elimination round and the final round. In the elimination round, each year level will be called and must come forward. The elimination round will be composed of three (3) words/ phrases to be guessed by three (3) different players in each team and three (3) different players to help the other in guessing the word/phrase. Each word shall correspond to a category, increasing in difficulty. (easy, intermediate, hard) For every word/phrase, the group must choose amongst themselves one (1) person who will guess the word/phrase (Player A), and one (1) person who will guide the other to guess the word/phrase (Player B). Player A and Player B must sit facing each other at a considerable distance to be determined by the facilitators of the game, the same will be maintained throughout the whole game to be fair to all teams. The other players of the team and the spectators belonging to the same year level the team is representing cannot utter any word or suggest in any manner to Player A the word that is to be guessed, or else the pair shall be disqualified and awarded the full time of two (2) minutes.

The person to guess the word/phrase must pick a number from a bowl or similar container which corresponds to the word/phrase he/she must guess. A paper where the word/phrase is written will be stuck on Player As forehead. Each team will be given one (2) two minutes to guess the word/phrase. The timer will start as soon as the word/phrase is revealed. Before revealing the word, the facilitator shall inform the team as to what category the word belongs. Player A will guess the word/phrase by throwing questions at Player B which are only answerable by YES/ OO, NO/ HINDI, MAYBE/ PWEDE. Player B will only respond to the questions of Player A with YES/ OO, NO/ HINDI, MAYBE/ PWEDE. There will be no other word/ words used to respond to the questions, or else 5 seconds will be added to their time. When Player A finally guesses the word/phrase or the time finally runs out, the timer will tally each teams time. The two (2) teams with the lowest aggregate team time in guessing the three (3) words/phrases will proceed to the final round. The other two (2) teams will rank 3rd and 4th place, depending on their aggregate team time. The final round will be having the same mechanics as the elimination round. Players who have already played in the elimination cannot anymore become Player A or Player B in the final round. The team with the lowest aggregate team time will be declared the champion of Pinoy Henyo and the other team will be declared 2nd place. Tie Breaker: For teams with the same end time, both in the eliminations and final round, they will be asked to guess one (1) more word each and the team with the lower team time will rank higher than the other.

VICE RELAY Participants: One (1) representative per year level. 1. Five stations shall be set representing the five (5) vices of law school. (eating, smoking, drinking, sex, card games) 2. Each participant shall complete each station in the order he prefers. He should completely finish each station before moving on to the next station. 3. Eating is deemed completed when the participant has consumed all the food in the station without any food remaining in his mouth. 4. Smoking is deemed completed when the cigarette has been consumed up to the line designated on it. 5. Drinking is deemed completed when the participant has drunk all the contents of the glass without any remainder therein. 6. Sex is deemed completed when the participant has blown the condom to proportions. 7. Card games is deemed completed when the participant has arranged the cards in such a manner as to conform to the rules of the card game. 8. After completing the stations, the participant must memorize a law provision and recite the same publicly. 9. The first participant to complete all stations shall win the game.

Other Categories
T-shirt Design Mechanics: 1. A T-shirt from each year level must be submitted, displayed and worn during the Mr. and Ms. Conflicts event for judging at the designated spots inside the Almendras Gym during the first night. 2. The T-shirt entries must be in for judging at exactly 7:00pm on February 7, 2013. 3. Late entries would merit a corresponding deduction of one (1) point for every five (5) minutes from the general average garnered by the entry after an allowance of fifteen (15) minutes after 7:00pm has been given. 4. Each entry must correspond to the assigned batch color and shall become the official t-shirt of each year level: 1st year Green 2nd year Yellow 3rd year Red 4th year - Blue Criteria: Design Quality Relevance to the Conflicts of Law Theme (Conflicts of Law 2013: Going Beyond the Limits ) Creativity/Originality Over-All Impact

30% 30% 30% 10% -----100%

NOTE: Each T-shirt of each year level must incorporate in their design the ADDU logo.

Banner Raising Participants: Each team shall consist of one (1) male and one (1) female. Mechanics: 1. A rope shall be tied around the ankles of the participants thus binding one right ankle of one team member to the left ankle of the other team member. 2. Each team shall hold their batch banner. 3. At a given signal, the bound participants shall run towards the pole, each holding the banner at both ends, tie it on the rope and raise the said banner. 4. Carrying a partner in any manner is prohibited, which will result to disqualification. 5. The batch banner must have reached the end of the pulley. 6. The field or ground of the banner (where the design is found), must be oriented toward the bleachers. 7. The marshal shall raise a marker confirming that the banner has reached the end of the pulley and is oriented toward the bleachers. 8. The rope holding each banner to the end of the pulley shall be tied to a hook to hold the said batch banners up. 9. A team to have committed any mistake is allowed to correct it even if it has reached the finish line. 10. The first team to return to the finish line, without any mistake, wins. 11. The marshals decision is final.

Cheer Dancing Participants Mechanics : : Each team shall consist of at least fifteen (15) members

1. The Cheer Dance Presentation must not be less than six (6) minutes nor more than ten (10) minutes. 2. The presentation and time limit shall be inclusive of the Ateneo yells (3 Fights & Roll Out) and the standard clap. 3. No live instruments or drums shall be allowed. 4. Lifting Rules : If the participants shall form an on-all fours pyramid routine, it shall be limited to three (3) levels PROVIDED that the first two (2) level participants shall be on-all fours but for the shoulder-stand lifting routine, it shall be limited to two (2) levels (one person above only). 5. The performance by the team beyond the time limit allotted shall merit a deduction of one (1) point from the general average garnered for every fifteen (15) second lapse. 5. No throwing routines shall be allowed, which shall merit automatic disqualification. 6. The use of party poppers is strictly prohibited, which shall also merit automatic disqualification. Criteria : Synchronization Level of Difficulty of Execution Creativity Stage Presence 50% 25% 10% 15% ------100%

Note: As a courtesy to the succeeding performers the team shall immediately remove all effects used as props from the court and leave it in the condition it was in when they took the floor (clean the court) The USB (not merely the audio file) to be used for the presentation must be given on or before 7pm on 7 February 2013. (please submit it to Ms. Stella Monette de Castro) Each team must submit a 2-minute video/pictorial presentation of their batch to be

played before they perform at the same date and time, and to the same person. Band Showcase Participants participants. Mechanics: 1. All participants must play an instrument except the singers who shall have the option to also play an instrument or sing solely. 2. There shall be no limit as to the number of members in the band provided that their names shall be submitted to the Student Council on or before 7 February 2013 at 7pm to Raphael Alexis Reyes. 3. The group shall perform at least three (3) songs (90s Category AND Pop, Alternative or Medley on any genre except the following: Metal, Hard Metal, Acid Rock, & Scream.) 4. The song can be an OPM or an English song. 5. The whole performance shall not exceed nine (9) minutes. 6. The groups song title/s, genre, the name and position of the band members and the instruments to be played by the group shall be submitted to the Student Council on or before 7 February 2013 at 7pm. The Student Council shall have the right to reject the songs submitted if it fails to comply with the prohibitions stated herein. 7. ONLY Distortion gadgets for guitars may be used. 8. The use of pre-recorded audios, CDs, tapes, disks, MMCs and other electronic or mechanical devices and other similar gadgets not considered as musical instruments is not allowed. 9. Song Lyrics offensive to the morals of the public, the use of vulgar words or language which can disrupt public order shall be prohibited. 10. The actual performance (excluding set-up and after performance) of the group beyond the time limit allowed shall merit a deduction of one (1) point of the general average for every thirty (30) second lapse. : Each participating year level must have at least three (3)

Criteria: Musicality/Quality of Sound Stage Presence Voice Quality Overall Performance 40% 20% 25% 15% --------100%

Note: The drums and amplifiers shall be provided by the council for the use of all participants. All year levels shall submit on or before 7 February 2013 at 7pm to Raphael Alexis Reyes a 2 to 3 minute video to be shown while your band sets up. Mooting c/o Forensics

Impersonation
Each team must have a representative or duo or group composed of 3-5 members. Each team is required to impersonate the looks and moves of a musical artist or musical group (including the types of dress or outfit they usually wear). The team will choose what artist or group to impersonate. The members must impersonate performers whose gender is opposite to those of the team members. The song of the singer chosen by the impersonator should be sung in lip sync manner. Each entry is given 3-5 minutes to perform including the entrance and exit. For every 1 minute excess/lack, 1 point will be deducted from the total score. A master timekeeper will be provided by the committee. There will be three judges provided and the combined decision of the judges is final and irrevocable. Acts that are blasphemous and sexually suggestive are not allowed. Only TWO props men are allowed to enter the performance area. They should wear plain black shirt and pants. They are not counted as part of the official participants. Once a member of their team steps on the line, he/she is already counted as part of the performers. All year levels shall submit on or before 7 February 2013 at 7pm to Glaiza Padlan a video of the original group, to be shown while the team is performing.

Criteria Timing Mastery Semblance Stage Presence Total 30% 20% 40% 10% 100%

NOTE: THE TEAMS THAT WILL VIOLATE ONE OF THESE RULES WILL HAVE POINT DEDUCTION

2013 Grievance Procedure General Rules: 1. All grievances shall be construed strictly against the complainant. In case of doubt, the status quo shall be upheld and the ruling made by the judges/marshalls shall be sustained. 2. The burden of proof shall be borne by the complainant/s.

3. The grievance committee shall be headed by the Vice President of the SSC, with four (4) members composed of the respective year level representatives. 4. Any grievance brought by the year level where the representative belongs would necessarily work to inhibit the latter from participating in the deliberations to resolve the grievance. Likewise, the representative of the year level complained of shall inhibit from the deliberations of the committee. Procedure: 1. Any grievance brought shall be in the form outlined below, otherwise the committee may consider any defect as ground to deny the grievance. Complainant: (year level) + (name/s of complainants) Contact number/s: Respondent: (year level) + (name/s of respondents) Grounds for grievance: (act complained of) Event: Specific rule violated: (cite specific provision of the Conflicts of Law 2013 Rules) Signature/s of complaiant/s: Attested by: (any class president of the year level where complainant/s belong)

2. The form must be submitted not later than one (1) hour after the commission of the act complained of, but in any case not later than the final proclamation of the winners. 3. The form may be submitted to any member of the grievance committee, which shall contact the head of the committee to commence deliberations. 4. Submission of grievance to the committee shall work to suspend the proclamation of the winners pending resolution of the grievance. 5. The committee must resolve the grievance within thirty (30) minutes following the submission of the grievance. 6. The head shall not vote except in case of a tie. 7. The decision of the grievance committee shall be final and irrevocable.

The Council reserves the right to modify and/or improve the rules, subject to the approval of its majority members in a meeting duly called for that purpose. Let the games begin!!! Enjoy!!!

Supreme Student Council

Ateneo de Davao University College of Law
President Marco Ray Gleyo Vice-President Jose Paolo Evangelista Secretary Chariz Krezel Faustino Treasurer William Ruyeras

Members: Jack Anino, Charlotte Martinez, Elica Marie Solon, Richard Von Lao, Dhawell Minoza, Stella Monette de Castro, Raphael Alexis Reyes, Faizah Tejero, James Morente, Missy Ansaldo, Glaiza May Padlan and Charnem Canete

Macacua, Jamel President, ALSABAR

Vales, Daryl Grand Judex, Lex Talionis Fraternity

De Castro, Ian Julius President, AdDlaw

Mier, Sigrid Lady Chancellor, Sigma Legis Sorority

Tay, Jonathan President, Forensics

Kahulugan, Auda Bea Lady Chancellor, Tau Mu Sorority

Lizada, Raphael Jose President, Lakas Atenista

Antepuesto, Chino Grand Archon, Tau Mu Fraternity