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in NewsLawyer Mel Sta. Maria urges everyone to watch the Supreme Court after Robredo’s resignation from HUDCC
In his Opinion column for Interaksyon, Lawyer Mel Sta. Maria said warns everyone to take a closer look at the Supreme Court after Vice President Robredo resigned from her post as HUDCC chair. He took note of Robredo’s apprehension upon her resignation, evident in how she said that she has been “warned of a plot […] More
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in NewsNetizen: SC suspended Atty. Trixie Cruz-Angeles for not doing her job after taking client’s money
Facebook user Victor Velasco slammed lawyer Trixie Cruz-Angeles for criticizing Vice President Leni Robredo when she herself was suspended by the Supreme Court for taking her client’s money and not doing her job. [ads1] “I shared a post of a certain Trixie Cruz-Angeles who called VP Robredo a non-performing Cabinet member, justifying Duterte’s order for […] More
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in BustedBusted: SC has not rejected De Lima’s petition for writ of habeas data vs Duterte
Facebook page VOVph shared an article claiming the good news: “The Supreme Court Rejected Sen De Lima’s Petition Re ‘Writ of Habeas Data’ Against President Duterte.” On November 7, De Lima filed a petition against President Rodrigo Duterte before the Supreme Court, citing the writ of habeas data, a solution “available to any person whose […] More
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in NewsJBC to PAO Chief Acosta: read more about Supreme Court rulings
The Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) bombarded Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) Chief Persida Rueda-Acosta with questions about her stance on controversial Supreme Court (SC) rulings during her interview on Wednesday, November 16, and was told to “read more” after the PAO chief admitted that she had only read about these cases in the newspapers. A […] More
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in NewsHow SC justices voted on Enrile’s bail, Arroyo’s acquittal, and Marcos’ burial
With the Supreme Court deciding that the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos’s remains is eligible to be buried at the Libingan ng mga Bayani, let’s see how the justices voted on past issues. Comparisons were made among the justices’ decision on granting the petition for Senator Juan Ponce Enrile’s bail, on setting former President Gloria Macapagal […] More
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in NewsSC allows Marcos burial at the heroes’ cemetery in 9-5 decision
The Supreme Court has decided to allow the burial of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at the Libingan ng mga Bayani (LNMB) on Tuesday, November 8. In a 9-5 ruling, the Court has dismissed that the petitions against the proposed burial for Marcos, according to Ted Te. Te also gave the reasons behind the […] More