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[Title] => GMA leads nation in paying tribute to Davide
[Summary] => "A paragon of service, honesty and evenhandedness in upholding the rule of law."
That’s how President Arroyo led the nation in paying tribute to Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. yesterday, who reached the mandatory retirement age of 70.
"The Filipino people are grateful to Chief Justice Hilario Davide for being a paragon of service, honesty and evenhandedness in upholding the rule of law," she said in a statement.
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[Title] => Chief justice aspirants to be interviewed Dec. 1
[Summary] => The top nominees to replace Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. who will retire next month have been scheduled for interviews before the Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) on Dec. 1, the Supreme Court said yesterday.
Supreme Court Justices Reynato Puno, Artemio Panganiban and Leonardo Quisumbing have been scheduled for interview and screening by the JBC along with Justices Consuelo Ynares-Santiago and Angelina Sandoval Gutierrez, who were automatically considered as replacements for Davide who will retire on Dec. 19.
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[Title] => Hands off KB case, 5 SC justices asked
[Summary] => Sen. Panfilo Lacson asked yesterday five Supreme Court (SC) justices appointed by President Arroyo to inhibit themselves from the Kuratong Baleleng rubout case.
The SC had paved the way for the revival of the case last April 1.
Lacson said Justices Renato Corona, Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez, Conchita Morales, Adolfo Azcuna and Romeo Callejo Sr. should not participate in deliberations on the case to dispel perceptions that the senator is being persecuted by the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => Lacson: I leave my fate to God
[Summary] => Embattled presidential hopeful Sen. Panfilo Lacson, who could face arrest over the reopening of the May 1995 Kuratong Baleleng rubout case, said yesterday he was leaving his fate to God.
"I am somewhat fatalistic. Marunong akong tumawag sa Diyos, bahala na siya sa akin," he told ABS-CBN’s Korina Sanchez in an interview.
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"The Filipino people are grateful to Chief Justice Hilario Davide for being a paragon of service, honesty and evenhandedness in upholding the rule of law," she said in a statement.
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Supreme Court Justices Reynato Puno, Artemio Panganiban and Leonardo Quisumbing have been scheduled for interview and screening by the JBC along with Justices Consuelo Ynares-Santiago and Angelina Sandoval Gutierrez, who were automatically considered as replacements for Davide who will retire on Dec. 19.
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The SC had paved the way for the revival of the case last April 1.
Lacson said Justices Renato Corona, Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez, Conchita Morales, Adolfo Azcuna and Romeo Callejo Sr. should not participate in deliberations on the case to dispel perceptions that the senator is being persecuted by the Arroyo administration.
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"I am somewhat fatalistic. Marunong akong tumawag sa Diyos, bahala na siya sa akin," he told ABS-CBN’s Korina Sanchez in an interview.
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November 27, 2005 - 12:00am
