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President Marcos just picked the Philippines' next chief justice. He once told a room full of lawyers a joke where the best lawyers end up in hell. His name is Rodil Zalameda. He is 63, a Supreme Court justice, and the Palace announced today that President Marcos chose him to lead the whole court. He is the first chief justice Marcos has picked. And it was President Duterte, not Marcos, who put him on the Supreme Court back in 2019. The two families were once allies. Now they are rivals. He takes over from Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo, who turns 70 tomorrow. That is the age when a justice has to retire. Zalameda has not taken office yet, so for now he is the pick, not the chief justice. The joke in the video is from 2024. He told it in Iloilo City at a meeting about new legal aid rules. Those rules ask lawyers to give 60 hours of free legal help. In his joke, God takes the devil to court, and the devil laughs that the best lawyers are with him in hell. Then Zalameda said that with their help, God may change his policy about lawyers. And then he said what justice means to him: it is only real when the oppressed, the marginalized and the vulnerable do not find it out of reach. A joke about lawyers, and a hope for the vulnerable. Soon he leads the court that has the final word on the law. What would you ask the next chief justice to fix first? Video: Supreme Court of the Philippines, RTVM and ANC. Photos: Supreme Court of the Philippines, the Office of the President, the Office of the Vice President, Patrick Roque and Kej Andres (CC BY-SA 4.0). Sources: PNA, Philstar and Inquirer.

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