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[Title] => Outstanding judges Wage War on Drugs
[Summary] => Of the three top honors in the most recent Judicial Excellence Awards (JEA), two were bestowed by the Supreme Court on Regional Trial Court judges of Special Criminal Courts for Drug Cases. They are Judge Agustin Dizon of Branch 80 of the Quezon City RTC and Judge Myrna Dimaranan-Vidal of Branch 127 of the Caloocan City RTC.
Judge Dizon won the Chief Justice Ramon Avanceña Award, while Judge Vidal received the Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos Award.
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[Title] => 17 taon pagkabilanggo hatol sa mag-syotang tulak
[Summary] => Labimpitong taong pagkabilanggo ang parusang iginawad ng Caloocan City Regional Trial Court laban sa magkasintahan dahil sa pagbebenta ng shabu may isang taon na ang nakakalipas sa nasabing lungsod.
Sa 18-pahinang desisyon ni Judge Myrna Dimaranan-Vidal, ng Caloocan City RTC Branch 127 ang mga akusadong sina Ross de Guia at Rosario dela Cruz ay napatunayang nagkasala sa paglabag sa R.A. 9165 kung saan pinagbabayad din ang mga ito ng P300,000 bawat isa bilang kabayaran sa kasalanang ginawa.
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[Title] => Patchot Asistio still roaming free
[Summary] => Despite being meted by a Caloocan City court four years in prison on illegal drug charges, Patchot Asistio is still a free man after the same court lifted a warrant of arrest for him.
Sources at the Caloocan City Regional Trial Court (RTC) said the young Asistio, who was absent when he was sentenced last Oct. 9 for illegal possession of less than a gram of shabu in March of this year, would still be a free man for at least 30 days while the Probation and Parole Office (PPO) determines if he is qualified for probation.
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Judge Dizon won the Chief Justice Ramon Avanceña Award, while Judge Vidal received the Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos Award.
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Sa 18-pahinang desisyon ni Judge Myrna Dimaranan-Vidal, ng Caloocan City RTC Branch 127 ang mga akusadong sina Ross de Guia at Rosario dela Cruz ay napatunayang nagkasala sa paglabag sa R.A. 9165 kung saan pinagbabayad din ang mga ito ng P300,000 bawat isa bilang kabayaran sa kasalanang ginawa.
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Sources at the Caloocan City Regional Trial Court (RTC) said the young Asistio, who was absent when he was sentenced last Oct. 9 for illegal possession of less than a gram of shabu in March of this year, would still be a free man for at least 30 days while the Probation and Parole Office (PPO) determines if he is qualified for probation.
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October 28, 2001 - 12:00am
