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The construction of the P70-million building for the appellate court in Cebu will start next June, chief Justice Artemio Panganiban yesterday led the court officials in the laying of the marker at the 2,100 square-meter lot donated by the province at M. Velez Street.


"This marker-laying ceremony is therefore a historic event for the Court of Appeals in Cebu.  It brings us a step closer to our objective of delivering enhanced public service through a more accessible judiciary," the chief justice said.


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Lock spoke before the Cebu judges and members of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines who honored him with a luncheon at the City Sports Club for being the first Cebuano to be appointed as Supreme Court administrator.


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Assistant Ombudsman Evelyn Baliton told a media forum in Quezon City the other day that, at present, the Ombudsman has only 37 field investigators to watch over 1.5 million government officials and employees.


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SAMPUNG batikang abogado – karamihan mga dating huwes – ang na-nominate sa Judicial and Bar Council para kapalit ni Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo, na bibitiw sa Nob. 30 dahil sa malubhang karamdaman: Douglas Cagas, Gualberto dela Llana, Victor Fernandez, Remedios Salazar-Fernando, Nicodemo Ferrer, Margarito Gervacio, Merceditas Gutierrez, Christopher Lock, Diosdado Peralta, at Dennis Villa-Ignacio.


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Deputy court administrator Christopher Lock went to Barili the other day to personally order Suerte to turn over the case folders of 34 criminal, civil and special proceedings to his assisting judge, Leopoldo Cañete. These cases are those filed after March 3.


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Supreme Court deputy administrator Christopher Lock arrived in Cebu the other day and went to the sala of Barili RTC Judge Ildefonso Suerte.


Lock said the results of the investigation would be kept confidential. 


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Pampio Abarintos, executive judge of the Regional Trial Court here, yesterday announced the arrival of Lock who will be accompanied by members of the SC building committee  and lawyer Evelyn Dumdum, who will represent  Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr.  


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Panganiban says new CA building to rise next year

November 25, 2006 - 12:00am

The construction of the P70-million building for the appellate court in Cebu will start next June, chief Justice Artemio Panganiban yesterday led the court officials in the laying of the marker at the 2,100 square-meter...

Cebu News

SC exec to justices, judges: Be models in your profession

June 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Newly appointed Supreme Court administrator Christopher Lock challenged yesterday the members of the judiciary to become "models to be emulated" in their legal profession. Lock spoke before the Cebu judges and members...

Cebu News

Wanted: Government graft-busters

By Perseus Echeminada | November 13, 2005 - 12:00am

The Ombudsman investigator’s task today is not an easy one: each is asked to keep an eye on up to 40,000 public servants — from the lowly clerk to the influential Cabinet official — who are daily...

News Commentary

Sino ang papalit kay Ombudsman Marcelo?

By Jarius Bondoc | October 25, 2005 - 12:00am

SAMPUNG batikang abogado – karamihan mga dating huwes – ang na-nominate sa Judicial and Bar Council para kapalit ni Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo, na bibitiw sa Nob. 30 dahil sa malubhang karamdaman:...

PSN Opinyon

High Court relieves Cebu judge from handling cases

June 10, 2004 - 12:00am

CEBU — The Supreme Court has finally relieved Regional Trial Court (RTC) Judge Ildefonso Suerte of Barili town from handling cases. Deputy court administrator Christopher Lock went to Barili the other day to...

Nation

Supreme Court begins probe of Cebu RTC judge

June 9, 2004 - 12:00am

CEBU — The Supreme Court has started its two-pronged investigation into the decision of a Regional Trial Court (RTC) judge in Barili town convicting a self-confessed accomplice in the killing of the wife of...

Nation

Supreme Court officials to hold dialogue with Cebu court workers

November 18, 2003 - 12:00am

CEBU — The Supreme Court’s deputy court administrator Christopher Lock is scheduled to arrive in Cebu today to conduct a dialogue with court employees in Cebu, Mandaue, and Lapu-Lapu cities. Pampio Abarintos,...

Nation