+ Follow CHIEF JUSTICE HILARIO DAVIDE JR. AND JUSTICES ARTEMIO PANGANIBAN Tag
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[Title] => DOJ to file coup raps vs Gringo
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) dismissed yesterday for lack of merit a petition of Sen. Gregorio Honasan questioning the jurisdiction of the Department of Justice (DOJ) over the coup d’etat charges filed against him.
This developed as Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño said the DOJ prosecution panel will now proceed with the preliminary investigation of the case filed against Honasan by the Philippine National Police (PNP) in connection with the mutiny launched by junior military officers in July last year.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘MJ’ wants GMA-appointed SC justices out of his case
[Summary] => He wants them off his case.
Manila sixth district Rep. Mark Jimenez, who is fighting off imminent extradition to the United States for a string of criminal cases, has belatedly asked the Supreme Court to nullify the votes made by four justices appointed to the tribunal by President Arroyo.
Through his new lawyer, University of the Philippines Law School dean Froilan Bacungan, Jimenez said the votes of newly appointed SC Justices Conchita Carpio-Morales, Romeo Callejo, Renato Corona and Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez "should not be counted."
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[Title] => Supreme Court orders arrest of Jimenez
[Summary] => The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez, wanted by the United States for alleged illegal campaign contributions to former US President Bill Clinton, should be held without bail pending possible extradition.
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CHIEF JUSTICE HILARIO DAVIDE JR. AND JUSTICES ARTEMIO PANGANIBAN
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[Title] => DOJ to file coup raps vs Gringo
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This developed as Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño said the DOJ prosecution panel will now proceed with the preliminary investigation of the case filed against Honasan by the Philippine National Police (PNP) in connection with the mutiny launched by junior military officers in July last year.
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[Title] => ‘MJ’ wants GMA-appointed SC justices out of his case
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Manila sixth district Rep. Mark Jimenez, who is fighting off imminent extradition to the United States for a string of criminal cases, has belatedly asked the Supreme Court to nullify the votes made by four justices appointed to the tribunal by President Arroyo.
Through his new lawyer, University of the Philippines Law School dean Froilan Bacungan, Jimenez said the votes of newly appointed SC Justices Conchita Carpio-Morales, Romeo Callejo, Renato Corona and Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez "should not be counted."
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[Title] => Supreme Court orders arrest of Jimenez
[Summary] => The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez, wanted by the United States for alleged illegal campaign contributions to former US President Bill Clinton, should be held without bail pending possible extradition.
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