+ Follow JEFFREY COLE Tag
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[Title] => Prosecutors ready to prosecute Atong Ang
[Summary] => Government lawyers, elated over the news of former presidential buddy Charlie "Atong" Ang’s imminent extradition to the Philippines to face plunder charges, said they are ready to prosecute him.
The way was cleared for Ang’s extradition after United States Judge Lawrence Leavitt rejected Monday the contention of Ang’s lawyer that plunder does not meet requirements for extradition.
[DatePublished] => 2003-12-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Strunk will not be meted death penalty
[Summary] => Despite the existence of the death penalty both in the Philippines and California, American Rod Lawrence Strunk would not be meted with the capital offense after all.
This is because President Arroyo is a devoted Catholic, who opposes the death penalty and promotes life instead, said a ranking official of the National Bureau of Investigation, which has been closely coordinating with US Department of Justice attaché Jeffrey Cole on the development of the case.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-19 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Cecille Suerte Felipe
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[Title] => US justice attaché to RP appointed
[Summary] => The US government has appointed its own justice attaché to the Philippines to work on pending US-related cases, including the extradition of former Quezon Governor Eduardo Rodriguez and his wife and the deportation of American Rod Lawrence Strunk.
The man assigned to the task is Jeffrey Cole who works as a prosecutor to US-related cases, according to Ricardo Diaz, chief of the National Bureau of Investigation-International Police (NBI-Interpol) Division.
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JEFFREY COLE
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[Title] => Prosecutors ready to prosecute Atong Ang
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The way was cleared for Ang’s extradition after United States Judge Lawrence Leavitt rejected Monday the contention of Ang’s lawyer that plunder does not meet requirements for extradition.
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[Title] => Strunk will not be meted death penalty
[Summary] => Despite the existence of the death penalty both in the Philippines and California, American Rod Lawrence Strunk would not be meted with the capital offense after all.
This is because President Arroyo is a devoted Catholic, who opposes the death penalty and promotes life instead, said a ranking official of the National Bureau of Investigation, which has been closely coordinating with US Department of Justice attaché Jeffrey Cole on the development of the case.
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[Title] => US justice attaché to RP appointed
[Summary] => The US government has appointed its own justice attaché to the Philippines to work on pending US-related cases, including the extradition of former Quezon Governor Eduardo Rodriguez and his wife and the deportation of American Rod Lawrence Strunk.
The man assigned to the task is Jeffrey Cole who works as a prosecutor to US-related cases, according to Ricardo Diaz, chief of the National Bureau of Investigation-International Police (NBI-Interpol) Division.
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