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Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


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Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


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Lumibao, accompanied by  Manila Police District director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong, arrived at Branch 10 of the Manila RTC at around 8:30 a.m. to observe the court proceedings.


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Fernandez said that even before the DOJ panel, headed by Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco, came out with its findings, he has already relieved the BI jail personnel concerned.


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Base sa kautusang ipinalabas ni Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, pinasasampahan nila ng kasong pagpapabaya sa kanyang tungkulin, inefficiency at incompetence laban kay La Union Provincial Prosecutor Oscar Corpuz.


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State prosecutor Richard Anthony Fadullon cited security reasons for the suspects’ transfer. He said Gov. Victor Ortega, in a letter-request, took note of reports that the suspects were allegedly planning to escape.


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Mendoza told The STAR the two Cabinet members will likely take up the matter of Chinese nationals operating kidnapping and drug trafficking syndicates in the country.


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Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


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Clerk 3 Willie Giron, of Branch 3 of the Manila City Regional Trial Court (MCRTC), said they already sent out the notices of order to the legal counsels of the petitioners and the accused last Aug. 10. 


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