+ Follow FRANCISCO VILLARUZ AND RODOLFO PONFERRADA Tag
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan denies Erap’s request for new weekend pass
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The Sandiganbayan denied yesterday the request of former President Joseph Estrada to visit his ailing mother again in her house in San Juan, following reports that he used the opportunity to meet opposition leaders.
Justices of the graft court of the Special Division observed that Estrada’s Nov. 6 visit to the house of his 102-year-old mother Doña Mary Ejercito on Kennedy St. at the posh North Greenhills subdivision was more of a political gathering than a concerned son’s visit to his sick mother.
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[Title] => Sandigan rejects Erap’s plea for longer Christmas furlough
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan thumbed down yesterday the request of deposed President Joseph Estrada to extend the 24-hour Christmas and New Year passes granted him in order to allow him to visit his ailing 100-year-old mother Mary Marcelo-Ejercito in San Juan.
Justices Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, Francisco Villaruz and Rodolfo Ponferrada of the anti-graft court’s special division trying Estrada for the capital offense of plunder said there was no valid reason to extend the furlough.
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[Title] => Garcia’s wife still in the country, will answer charges — lawyers
[Summary] => Lawyers of retired Maj. Gen. Carlos Garcia have confirmed that their client’s wife, Clarita, is still in the country and will surface to answer plunder charges against the Garcia family.
"Yes, your honors, Clarita is in the Philippines, within the Philippines," former Makati City judge Jose Bautista, one of Garcia’s lawyers, told the justices of the Sandiganbayan’s second division, where the case had been raffled off.
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FRANCISCO VILLARUZ AND RODOLFO PONFERRADA
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The Sandiganbayan denied yesterday the request of former President Joseph Estrada to visit his ailing mother again in her house in San Juan, following reports that he used the opportunity to meet opposition leaders.
Justices of the graft court of the Special Division observed that Estrada’s Nov. 6 visit to the house of his 102-year-old mother Doña Mary Ejercito on Kennedy St. at the posh North Greenhills subdivision was more of a political gathering than a concerned son’s visit to his sick mother.
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[Title] => Sandigan rejects Erap’s plea for longer Christmas furlough
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan thumbed down yesterday the request of deposed President Joseph Estrada to extend the 24-hour Christmas and New Year passes granted him in order to allow him to visit his ailing 100-year-old mother Mary Marcelo-Ejercito in San Juan.
Justices Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, Francisco Villaruz and Rodolfo Ponferrada of the anti-graft court’s special division trying Estrada for the capital offense of plunder said there was no valid reason to extend the furlough.
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[Title] => Garcia’s wife still in the country, will answer charges — lawyers
[Summary] => Lawyers of retired Maj. Gen. Carlos Garcia have confirmed that their client’s wife, Clarita, is still in the country and will surface to answer plunder charges against the Garcia family.
"Yes, your honors, Clarita is in the Philippines, within the Philippines," former Makati City judge Jose Bautista, one of Garcia’s lawyers, told the justices of the Sandiganbayan’s second division, where the case had been raffled off.
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