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Nanalo si Senador Grace Poe sa botong 5-4 matapos ibasura ng mga miyembro ng Senate Electoral Tribunal (SET) ang petisyon para sa disqualification case na isinampa ng natalong senatorial candidate na si Rizalito David.

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                    [Title] => Imelda wins another case; Supreme Court junks P98-million malverse raps
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                    [Title] => Erap granted court permission to visit ailing mother
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The Sandiganbayan granted deposed President Joseph Estrada permission yesterday to visit his ailing mother at her home in San Juan on Feb. 18.


State prosecutors made no objection.


In a two-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s three-member special division, headed by Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, said Estrada will be escorted from his resthouse in Tanay, Rizal, where he is being detained, at 8 a.m. and taken to his mother’s house at Kennedy Street, North Greenhills in San Juan. Estrada would then be taken back to his resthouse at 5 pm.


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                    [Title] => DILG, BJMP sinabon ng Sandiganbayan
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Matinding pagkastigo ang inabot kahapon ng mga opisyal ng Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) at Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) sa mga justices ng Sandiganbayan Special Division dahil sa kontrobersiyal na paglipat kay Charlie "Atong" Ang ng walang pahintulot ng korte.


Sinabi ni presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro na hindi nirespeto ng BJMP ang korte nang ilipat si Ang sa BJMP-NCR mula sa Quezon City Jail.


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                    [Title] => Erap fails to get court pass to visit ailing mom
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Former President Joseph Estrada failed to secure a three-day special pass from the Sandiganbayan to spend All Saints’ Day today with his ailing mother.


The Sandiganbayan’s Special Division was supposed to issue a resolution on his request yesterday, but failed to do so after the Philippine National Police (PNP), which has custody of the former leader, filed its comment late yesterday. 


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                    [Title] => Erap lawyers slam ‘selective prosecution’
                    [Summary] => The defense lawyers in the plunder and perjury charges against ousted President Joseph Estrada backtracked on their promise to rest their case yesterday before the Sandiganbayan, saying there was a need to revive the issue of "selective prosecution" to which their client was reportedly subjected.


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                    [Title] => Erap wants to be released on recognizance
                    [Summary] => Lawyers for detained former President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan special division yesterday to allow him to be released on recognizance either to his wife or the Cebu  Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal.


Estrada lawyer and former senator Rene Saguisag argued the request should be permitted to the same extent that the four American servicemen accused of raping a Filipina in Subic were allowed a similar legal option.


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                    [Title] => Dong Puno tells Sandigan Erap had anti-gambling policy
                    [Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada tried to stamp out jueteng in 2000 and had backed the anti-jueteng campaign of then Philippine National Police chief and now Sen. Panfilo Lacson, a former Cabinet member of Estrada said yesterday.


Testifying before the Sandiganbayan yesterday, former press secretary Ricardo Puno said reporters had asked him in one of his regular press briefings in Malacañang about Estrada’s stand on illegal gambling.


"The context has to be (The STAR) article itself," he said. 


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                    [Title] => Erap witness escapes contempt
                    [Summary] => A retired police general who testified for the defense in deposed President Joseph Estrada’s corruption trial apologized to the court yesterday after being threatened with contempt for shouting at one of the magistrates.


"We will accept your apology at this time but we will remind you that every witness is required to give respect to the court," Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro told former chief superintendent Renato Paredes, who once headed the Philippine National Police’s Traffic Management Group.


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                    [Title] => Sandiganbayan nears full computerization
                    [Summary] => As part of the modernization program of the judiciary, the Sandiganbayan, the country’s special court that tries graft and plunder cases of corrupt government officials, will be fully computerized before the year ends, its presiding justice revealed yesterday.


"We hope that by the end of the year, the Sandiganbayan will be fully computerized," presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro told prosecutors and lawyers of detained President Joseph Estrada as the court cancelled the trial from Aug. 22 to 31.


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JUSTICE TERESITA LEONARDO

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The Sandiganbayan granted deposed President Joseph Estrada permission yesterday to visit his ailing mother at her home in San Juan on Feb. 18.


State prosecutors made no objection.


In a two-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s three-member special division, headed by Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, said Estrada will be escorted from his resthouse in Tanay, Rizal, where he is being detained, at 8 a.m. and taken to his mother’s house at Kennedy Street, North Greenhills in San Juan. Estrada would then be taken back to his resthouse at 5 pm.


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                    [Title] => DILG, BJMP sinabon ng Sandiganbayan
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Sinabi ni presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro na hindi nirespeto ng BJMP ang korte nang ilipat si Ang sa BJMP-NCR mula sa Quezon City Jail.


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Former President Joseph Estrada failed to secure a three-day special pass from the Sandiganbayan to spend All Saints’ Day today with his ailing mother.


The Sandiganbayan’s Special Division was supposed to issue a resolution on his request yesterday, but failed to do so after the Philippine National Police (PNP), which has custody of the former leader, filed its comment late yesterday. 


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Estrada lawyer and former senator Rene Saguisag argued the request should be permitted to the same extent that the four American servicemen accused of raping a Filipina in Subic were allowed a similar legal option.


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Testifying before the Sandiganbayan yesterday, former press secretary Ricardo Puno said reporters had asked him in one of his regular press briefings in Malacañang about Estrada’s stand on illegal gambling.


"The context has to be (The STAR) article itself," he said. 


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"We will accept your apology at this time but we will remind you that every witness is required to give respect to the court," Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro told former chief superintendent Renato Paredes, who once headed the Philippine National Police’s Traffic Management Group.


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"We hope that by the end of the year, the Sandiganbayan will be fully computerized," presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro told prosecutors and lawyers of detained President Joseph Estrada as the court cancelled the trial from Aug. 22 to 31.


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