attyv.com aims to provide a persistent uniform resource locator (PURL), that is, a permanent web address, to Philippine legal materials.

Examples#

• attyv.com/sc/gr/12 - In re Marcelino Aguas, G.R. No. 12, August 8, 1901
• attyv.com/sc/grl/16 - People v. Sope and Cruz, G.R. No. L-16, January 31, 1946
• attyv.com/sc/am/mtj-86-11 - Ompoc v. Judge Torres, A.M. No. MTJ-86-11, September 27, 1989
• attyv.com/sc/ac/22-95 - Adm. Circ. No. 22-95, October 11, 1995
• attyv.com/sc/am/19-10-20-sc - A.M. No. 19-10-20-SC 2019, the 2019 Proposed Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure

As can be seen, the Internet address of a document produced by the Supreme Court will be attyv.com/sc/ followed by a two- or three-letter code (gr, grl, am, ac) followed by the identifier, including alphabetical characters, but lowercased.

We start with Supreme Court issuances but will gradually add other materials.

This project was started on July 29, 2026 by Atty. Vincent S. Isles (hence, attyv) of the V. Isles & Co. Law Firm. The domain name will expire on June 1, 2031.