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                    [Title] => Court acquits Barugo town mayor of malversation raps
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Judge Lauro Francisco of the Regional Trial Court-Branch 36 in this city had ordered the acquittal of Mayor Alden Avestruz of Barugo town in Leyte from charges of 11 counts of malversation of public funds.

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                    [Title] => News Analysis: Prosecution appeal unlikely to change Mubarak's acquittal
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Cairo Criminal Court acquitted on Saturday former President Hosni Mubarak, his two sons Gamal and Alaa and six of his top security aides, including his interior minister Habib al-Adli, of financial corruption and responsibility for killing protesters in January 2011.

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                    [Title] => Amendment or acquittal?
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Defense seeks Senate ruling on dropping of 5 raps vs CJ 
Chief Justice Renato Corona will ask the Senate impeachment court to resolve whether the prosecution’s move to drop five of the eight Articles of Impeachment constituted an acquittal of the charges or amendment of the complaint.
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                    [Title] => Trillanes to base decision on public opinion
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                    [Title] => Makaguol nga desisyon sa Korte Suprema
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                    [Title] => What can you say about the acquittal of Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith by the Court of Appeals?
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Josh Pacatang, Dipolog  City: I commend the three women judges of the CA for acquitting Smith. 
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The tribunal acquitted Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith of raping a Filipino woman while his fellow Marines watched and cheered him on inside a moving van at the former Subic US Naval base three years ago. The decision was made public today.
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                    [Title] => New politics: Presidency is not for amassing  megafortune - FROM A DISTANCE by Carmen N. Pedrosa
                    [Summary] => Why Erap does not want to resign. Erap does not want to resign because he thinks in this country he can get away with murder, literally and figuratively. This is the Philippines, where abuse in public office goes unpunished. What more if the public office concerned is the presidency, the highest and most powerful office in the land? He figures that others, particularly former President and military dictator Ferdinand Marcos got away with billions stashed in Swiss banks and dozens of properties here and abroad.
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                    [Title] => Fears of Estrada acquittal weaken peso
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