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The Sandiganbayan has sentenced a former immigration commissioner to six to 12 years in jail for allowing 11 Indians facing drug charges to return home instead of being prosecuted in 1994.


In a 67-page decision penned by Associate Justice Teresita Diaz-Baldoz and handed down last Oct. 13, the Sandiganbayan’s fifth division found former Bureau of Immigration (BI) commissioner Zafiro Respicio guilty of the charge of falsification of public documents.


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Cebu labor arbiter gets 9-year jail term for graft

By Michael Punongbayan | August 18, 2012 - 12:00am

The Sandiganbayan has sentenced an arbiter of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) in Cebu City to a maximum of nine years in jail for graft.

Nation

11 Indians’ case: Ex-BI chief gets 12 years

By Mike Frialde | October 24, 2006 - 12:00am

The Sandiganbayan has sentenced a former immigration commissioner to six to 12 years in jail for allowing 11 Indians facing drug charges to return home instead of being prosecuted in 1994. In a 67-page decision...

Headlines