+ Follow ARMY CAPTAINS GERARDO GAMBALA AND MILO MAESTRECAMPO Tag
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The transfer of Lieutenant Senior Grades Antonio Trillanes, James Layug and Marine Captains Nicanor Faeldon and Gary Alejano was reportedly meant to declog the already crowded ISAFP detention compound.
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[Title] => Illness delays arraignment of mutineers
[Summary] => The arraignment of 31 Magdalo soldiers who led the failed Oakwood mutiny was postponed anew after the judge fell ill yesterday morning.
Court staff said Makati City Regional Trial Court Branch 61 Judge Romeo Barza contracted an allergy early in the morning, preventing him from reporting to work and attending the 10 a.m. arraignment he had scheduled.
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[Summary] => The Court of Appeals (CA) has dismissed the petition for habeas corpus filed by the six young officers who led the July 27 mutiny in Makati City.
In a 14-page decision penned by Associate Justice Josefina Guevarra-Salonga on Wednesday, the CA’s 12th Division, however, ordered Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)- J2 (intelligence) chief Maj. Gen. Pedro Cabuay to adhere to his commitment in respecting the constitutional rights of the detained rebel soldiers, particularly visiting hours and the scheduled daily two-hour exercise.
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Court staff said Makati City Regional Trial Court Branch 61 Judge Romeo Barza contracted an allergy early in the morning, preventing him from reporting to work and attending the 10 a.m. arraignment he had scheduled.
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December 19, 2007 - 12:00am
