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Nazario’s spokesman, lawyer Renato Bocar, said she has asked that the "unfair and grossly misleading" statements given to the press about her appointment to the SC should be stopped as these "adverse speculations and innuendoes do not serve the cause of justice or the public good."


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"The turn of events between President Arroyo and Justice (Minita Chico-) Nazario will give the appearance of a quid pro quo, something for something, favor for favor, injustice for ambition," lawyer Marichu Lambino of the Public Interest Law Center said.


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                    [Title] => Dissenting opinions on Amari case lauded
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Expressing fears that the Philip-pines may lose out to other coun-tries fiercely competing for foreign investments, Lim, however, said that the dissenting opinions of the five other justices appear to be "a ray of hope to thousands of Cyber Bay investors, big or small."


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Ayon kay SC acting chief Justice Josue Bellosillo na hindi dapat matuloy ang nasabing tournament dahil posibleng magamit lamang ang mga korte upang magkaroon ng aregluhan sa mga kaso.


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JUSTICE JOSUE BELLOSILLO

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Nazario: Stop speculations

By Delon Porcalla | March 15, 2004 - 12:00am

Sandiganbayan Presiding Justice Minita Chico-Nazario asked the public over the weekend to stop speculating on her appointment to the Supreme Court, as she will "never say a word" about it and leave it up...

Headlines

EDITORIAL - Twisting in the wind

March 13, 2004 - 12:00am

At the eleventh hour, President Arroyo filled 18 vacancies in the Court of Appeals. The new justices were sworn in yesterday as the election ban on new presidential appointments went into effect.

Opinion

‘Something may be afoot in Sandigan ruling on Erap’

By Delon Porcalla | January 10, 2004 - 12:00am

There may be more than meets the eye in the Sandiganbayan decision allowing deposed President Joseph Estrada to undergo knee surgery in the United States, a private prosecutor involved in his plunder trial said yesterday. "The...

Headlines

Dissenting opinions on Amari case lauded

May 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Italian-Thai Development Co. Ltd (Ital-Thai) lawyer Francis Lim said yesterday that the recent Sup-reme Court decision that scrapped the land deal between Ital-Thai partner, Cyber Bay (formerly Amari) and the Philippine...

Business

Golf tournament ng mga hukom tinutulan ng Korte

July 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Tinutulan ng Korte Suprema ang isinusulong na golf tournament kung saan kasali ang mga hukom, mahistrado, mga dating opisyal ng hudikatura, mga negosyanteng Intsik at abogado mula sa mga sikat na law offices. Ayon...

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