+ Follow LAWYER PROSPERO CRESCINI Tag
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[Title] => Estrada’s lawyers argue about strategy
[Summary] => Joseph Estrada’s legal team was in turmoil yesterday after one of his lawyers resigned, accusing a colleague of pursuing a strategy he said would ensure that the deposed former Philippines leader got the death penalty.
Lawyer Prospero Crescini told the court handling Estrada’s corruption trial this week that he was withdrawing as defense counsel due to disagreements over strategy with another member of the team, Alan Paguia.
Estrada is certain to "face the death penalty" if the defense team followed Paguia’s lead, Crescini warned.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Defense lawyer bewails Estrada’s non-cooperation
[Summary] => A court-appointed counsel of former President Joseph Estrada bewailed yesterday the defense panel’s limited access to documents that could help them defend him in four criminal cases, including plunder, in the Sandiganbayan, because he refuses to cooperate with them.
Lawyer Prospero Crescini added that their panel does not know yet the 80 witnesses they would present to defend Estrada.
"This makes our job difficult. (Estrada) is not really cooperating. We don’t even know who these 80 or more witnesses would be," he said.
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[AuthorName] => Jose Rodel Clapano
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LAWYER PROSPERO CRESCINI
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[Title] => Estrada’s lawyers argue about strategy
[Summary] => Joseph Estrada’s legal team was in turmoil yesterday after one of his lawyers resigned, accusing a colleague of pursuing a strategy he said would ensure that the deposed former Philippines leader got the death penalty.
Lawyer Prospero Crescini told the court handling Estrada’s corruption trial this week that he was withdrawing as defense counsel due to disagreements over strategy with another member of the team, Alan Paguia.
Estrada is certain to "face the death penalty" if the defense team followed Paguia’s lead, Crescini warned.
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[Title] => Defense lawyer bewails Estrada’s non-cooperation
[Summary] => A court-appointed counsel of former President Joseph Estrada bewailed yesterday the defense panel’s limited access to documents that could help them defend him in four criminal cases, including plunder, in the Sandiganbayan, because he refuses to cooperate with them.
Lawyer Prospero Crescini added that their panel does not know yet the 80 witnesses they would present to defend Estrada.
"This makes our job difficult. (Estrada) is not really cooperating. We don’t even know who these 80 or more witnesses would be," he said.
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