+ Follow ALFREDO VILLAMOR AND RUTH CASTELO Tag
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Lawyers of businessman Charlie "Atong" Ang the other day asked the Sandiganbayan to allow him to undergo medical check-ups, work-ups and treatment at the Metropolitan Medical Center (MMC) in Manila because Ang complained of chest pains.
In a five-page motion filed before the Sandiganbayan Special Division on April 11, Ang’s legal team led by Alfredo Villamor and Ruth Castelo said that from Ang’s last medical examination on March 9 at the MMC, it was found that he has hypertension that may be essential or secondary to nephrosclerosis.
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[Title] => Erap not against Atong’s plea bargain, but wants some portions changed
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Deposed President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan to change portions of the plea bargaining agreement forged by his co-accused Charlie "Atong" Ang with government prosecutors, saying these portions were mere propaganda against him.
Estrada’s lawyer former senator Rene Saguisag said the defense team is in favor of the plea bargaining deal, in principle, but parts of Ang’s agreement must be reworded or even deleted.
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[Title] => Atong to court: Accept plea deal
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Charlie "Atong" Ang, a co-accused of ousted President Joseph Estrada in his plunder case, asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to consider his plea bargain offer, saying the government would gain from the deal.
In a memorandum, Ang’s lawyers told the anti-graft court’s special division that apart from saving time and money trying to prove the guilt of their client, the government would gain P25 million and a witness in some cases it is prosecuting.
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ALFREDO VILLAMOR AND RUTH CASTELO
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Lawyers of businessman Charlie "Atong" Ang the other day asked the Sandiganbayan to allow him to undergo medical check-ups, work-ups and treatment at the Metropolitan Medical Center (MMC) in Manila because Ang complained of chest pains.
In a five-page motion filed before the Sandiganbayan Special Division on April 11, Ang’s legal team led by Alfredo Villamor and Ruth Castelo said that from Ang’s last medical examination on March 9 at the MMC, it was found that he has hypertension that may be essential or secondary to nephrosclerosis.
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Deposed President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan to change portions of the plea bargaining agreement forged by his co-accused Charlie "Atong" Ang with government prosecutors, saying these portions were mere propaganda against him.
Estrada’s lawyer former senator Rene Saguisag said the defense team is in favor of the plea bargaining deal, in principle, but parts of Ang’s agreement must be reworded or even deleted.
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Charlie "Atong" Ang, a co-accused of ousted President Joseph Estrada in his plunder case, asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to consider his plea bargain offer, saying the government would gain from the deal.
In a memorandum, Ang’s lawyers told the anti-graft court’s special division that apart from saving time and money trying to prove the guilt of their client, the government would gain P25 million and a witness in some cases it is prosecuting.
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