+ Follow CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ARTURO ALIT Tag
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[Title] => BJMP chief: Crisis was a wakeup call
[Summary] => The foiled jailbreak at the Metro Manila Rehabilitation Center (MMRC) should serve as a wakeup call to authorities to address problems at the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), its director Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit said yesterday.
"We have long called attention to the bureau’s problems but these were not addressed," said Alit, who pointed out that only 106 BJMP personnel are assigned to guard 1,428 inmates at the MMRC.
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[Title] => Jail officials to probe ‘VIP treatment’ for pyramid suspect
[Summary] => The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) is looking into reports on the alleged special treatment being accorded to pyramiding scam suspect Rosario Baladjay at the Makati City jail, where she is detained on multi-million estafa charges.
BJMP director Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit said the alleged irregularities at the jail was discussed during a staff meeting yesterday morning.
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[Title] => Alit qualified as BJMP head, says CA
[Summary] => The Court of Appeals has ruled that Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit, officer-in-charge of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), has met the qualifications for the position in terms of education, experience, training and eligibility.
In a 13-page decision, the appellate court’s fourth decision dismissed the appeal of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano to reverse the decision of the Quezon City court finding him not having the minimum qualifications to become BJMP chief and affirming Alit’s qualifications.
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[Title] => Engaño appeals ruling
[Summary] => A Quezon City Regional Trial Court judge was asked yesterday to set aside its decision declaring null and void the appointment of Senior Superintendent Josue Engaño as chief of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology because it suffers from serious procedural and substantial defects.
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[Title] => CA ruling on BJMP row came late?
[Summary] => The decision of the Court of Appeals restraining Quezon City Judge Modesto Juanson from further hearing the quo warranto case filed by Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) officer-in-charge Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit against Senior Superintendent Josue Engaño has become moot and academic.
In a press statement, Alit’s lawyers, Arturo de los Reyes and Rogelio Montero, said the CA ruling was promulgated on Oct. 30, one day after Juanson ruled that Engaño does not possess the minimum qualifications to become chief of BJMP.
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[Title] => Engaño won’t leave post
[Summary] => Senior Superintendent Josue Engaño is hanging on to his post as head of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) as his lawyer said the Court of Appeals has stopped the Quezon City Regional Trial Court from hearing a quo warranto case filed against him by rival Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit.
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[Title] => Legalities in BJMP
[Summary] => If the decision in another quo warranto case three years ago by a Quezon City court is to be used as a basis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano is bound to lose the directorship of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology to Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit.
Thus, stressed lawyer Arturo de los Reyes when he recounted a ruling by Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Percival Mandap Lopez on March 9, 1998 declaring null and void the presidential appointment of Senior Superintendent Miguel Bernante as BJMP chief for lack qualification.
De los Reyes, in his supplemen
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[Title] => QC court rejects Engaño’s plea
[Summary] => The Quezon City Regional Trial Court (RTC) junked yesterday the motion of Superintendent Josue Engaño to reconsider its earlier decision in issuing a cease and desist order which restrained him and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) officer-in-charge Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit from discharging the functions of BJMP director.
In a one-page order, Judge Modesto Juanson of Quezon City (RTC) Branch 316 ruled that Engaño’s motion for reconsideration was "devoid of merit."
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[Title] => Eligibility of BJMP appointee questioned
[Summary] => The law used as basis by Senior Supterintendent Josue Engaño in his claim that he is eligible to be the chief of Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) is already an antiquated and repealed law, a lawyer for a recommendee for the post said yesterday.
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[Title] => Solon blames DILG chief for BJMP impasse
[Summary] => Southern Leyte Rep. Aniceto Saludo Jr. blamed Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina yesterday for the impasse in the leadership issue of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP).
"It is unfortunate that the DILG secretary seems hell-bent in installing Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit who has been rejected by Malacañang," Saludo, a senior member of the Commission on Appointments, lamented.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ARTURO ALIT
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[Title] => BJMP chief: Crisis was a wakeup call
[Summary] => The foiled jailbreak at the Metro Manila Rehabilitation Center (MMRC) should serve as a wakeup call to authorities to address problems at the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), its director Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit said yesterday.
"We have long called attention to the bureau’s problems but these were not addressed," said Alit, who pointed out that only 106 BJMP personnel are assigned to guard 1,428 inmates at the MMRC.
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[Title] => Jail officials to probe ‘VIP treatment’ for pyramid suspect
[Summary] => The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) is looking into reports on the alleged special treatment being accorded to pyramiding scam suspect Rosario Baladjay at the Makati City jail, where she is detained on multi-million estafa charges.
BJMP director Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit said the alleged irregularities at the jail was discussed during a staff meeting yesterday morning.
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[Title] => Alit qualified as BJMP head, says CA
[Summary] => The Court of Appeals has ruled that Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit, officer-in-charge of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), has met the qualifications for the position in terms of education, experience, training and eligibility.
In a 13-page decision, the appellate court’s fourth decision dismissed the appeal of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano to reverse the decision of the Quezon City court finding him not having the minimum qualifications to become BJMP chief and affirming Alit’s qualifications.
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[Title] => Engaño appeals ruling
[Summary] => A Quezon City Regional Trial Court judge was asked yesterday to set aside its decision declaring null and void the appointment of Senior Superintendent Josue Engaño as chief of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology because it suffers from serious procedural and substantial defects.
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[Title] => CA ruling on BJMP row came late?
[Summary] => The decision of the Court of Appeals restraining Quezon City Judge Modesto Juanson from further hearing the quo warranto case filed by Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) officer-in-charge Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit against Senior Superintendent Josue Engaño has become moot and academic.
In a press statement, Alit’s lawyers, Arturo de los Reyes and Rogelio Montero, said the CA ruling was promulgated on Oct. 30, one day after Juanson ruled that Engaño does not possess the minimum qualifications to become chief of BJMP.
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[Summary] => Senior Superintendent Josue Engaño is hanging on to his post as head of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) as his lawyer said the Court of Appeals has stopped the Quezon City Regional Trial Court from hearing a quo warranto case filed against him by rival Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit.
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[Title] => Legalities in BJMP
[Summary] => If the decision in another quo warranto case three years ago by a Quezon City court is to be used as a basis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano is bound to lose the directorship of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology to Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit.
Thus, stressed lawyer Arturo de los Reyes when he recounted a ruling by Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Percival Mandap Lopez on March 9, 1998 declaring null and void the presidential appointment of Senior Superintendent Miguel Bernante as BJMP chief for lack qualification.
De los Reyes, in his supplemen
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[Title] => QC court rejects Engaño’s plea
[Summary] => The Quezon City Regional Trial Court (RTC) junked yesterday the motion of Superintendent Josue Engaño to reconsider its earlier decision in issuing a cease and desist order which restrained him and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) officer-in-charge Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit from discharging the functions of BJMP director.
In a one-page order, Judge Modesto Juanson of Quezon City (RTC) Branch 316 ruled that Engaño’s motion for reconsideration was "devoid of merit."
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[Title] => Eligibility of BJMP appointee questioned
[Summary] => The law used as basis by Senior Supterintendent Josue Engaño in his claim that he is eligible to be the chief of Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) is already an antiquated and repealed law, a lawyer for a recommendee for the post said yesterday.
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[Title] => Solon blames DILG chief for BJMP impasse
[Summary] => Southern Leyte Rep. Aniceto Saludo Jr. blamed Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose Lina yesterday for the impasse in the leadership issue of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP).
"It is unfortunate that the DILG secretary seems hell-bent in installing Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit who has been rejected by Malacañang," Saludo, a senior member of the Commission on Appointments, lamented.
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