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[Title] => Special court eyed to try Marcos wealth cases
[Summary] => Consolidate all the Marcos graft cases pending before the Sandiganbayan and create a special division in the Supreme Court to try them to resolve the cases more quickly.
This was the proposal put forward to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) by the justices of the Sandiganbayan’s third division led by Justice Godofredo Legaspi.
Legaspi and his colleagues Justices Raoul Victorino and Norberto Geraldez stated this position on the graft cases against the Marcoses.
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[AuthorName] => Delon Porcalla
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[Title] => Justice inhibits self from Marcos cases
[Summary] => A Sandiganbayan justice voluntarily inhibited himself from presiding over the trial of the 10 graft cases against Imelda Marcos, citing the fact that the former first lady once stood as sponsor at his son’s wedding.
Justice Godofredo Legaspi, chairman of the Sandiganbayan’s third division, offered the cases to the four other divisions of the anti-graft court for "re-raffle," because his impartiality may be questioned by the prosecution should the ruling on the lawsuits be made in Mrs. Marcos’ favor.
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan defers Imelda’s arraignment
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan’s fourth division deferred to Jan. 15 next year the arraignment of former First Lady Imelda Romualdez-Marcos on four graft cases filed against her in 1995 for allegedly putting up dummy foundations with accounts in Swiss banks when she was minister of human settlements.
The anti-graft court’s first division, for its part, refused to assume jurisdiction over the auction of a 60-piece jewelry set worth some P104.93 million being claimed by Mrs. Marcos.
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BANQUE PARIBAS
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This was the proposal put forward to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) by the justices of the Sandiganbayan’s third division led by Justice Godofredo Legaspi.
Legaspi and his colleagues Justices Raoul Victorino and Norberto Geraldez stated this position on the graft cases against the Marcoses.
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[Title] => Justice inhibits self from Marcos cases
[Summary] => A Sandiganbayan justice voluntarily inhibited himself from presiding over the trial of the 10 graft cases against Imelda Marcos, citing the fact that the former first lady once stood as sponsor at his son’s wedding.
Justice Godofredo Legaspi, chairman of the Sandiganbayan’s third division, offered the cases to the four other divisions of the anti-graft court for "re-raffle," because his impartiality may be questioned by the prosecution should the ruling on the lawsuits be made in Mrs. Marcos’ favor.
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan defers Imelda’s arraignment
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan’s fourth division deferred to Jan. 15 next year the arraignment of former First Lady Imelda Romualdez-Marcos on four graft cases filed against her in 1995 for allegedly putting up dummy foundations with accounts in Swiss banks when she was minister of human settlements.
The anti-graft court’s first division, for its part, refused to assume jurisdiction over the auction of a 60-piece jewelry set worth some P104.93 million being claimed by Mrs. Marcos.
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