+ Follow JUSTICE ANGELINA GUTIERREZ Tag
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[Title] => Puno denies courting media with order on libel
[Summary] => Chief Justice Reynato Puno denied yesterday he was trying to court the media when he issued the memorandum circular that calls for fines rather than jail terms for journalists charged with libel.
[DatePublished] => 2008-01-31 00:00:00
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[Title] => Supreme Court junks plea vs SLEX toll
[Summary] => Because of a mere technicality, the Supreme Court thumbed down yesterday a petition trying to stop the collection of toll rates on the South Luzon Expressway which the petitioners said were "exorbitant."
The court said the petitioners, lawyer Ceferino Padua and Parañaque Rep. Eduardo Zialcita, used "unconventional" legal remedies which "unfortunately are procedurally impermissible."
The petitioners should not have filed a petition before the Supreme Court without going first to the Toll Regulatory Board, it said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-16 00:00:00
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JUSTICE ANGELINA GUTIERREZ
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The court said the petitioners, lawyer Ceferino Padua and Parañaque Rep. Eduardo Zialcita, used "unconventional" legal remedies which "unfortunately are procedurally impermissible."
The petitioners should not have filed a petition before the Supreme Court without going first to the Toll Regulatory Board, it said.
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