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[Title] => ‘Hanging judge’ favors death penalty
[Summary] => The “hanging judge” who sentenced “Waway” and “Baby China” to death is in favor of reviving the death penalty.
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[Title] => Estrada trial resumes on July 12
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada’s plunder trial is set to resume on Monday after the Sandiganbayan rejected yesterday a motion of defense lawyers to file a demurrer to evidence.
In a demurrer to evidence, a party waives his right to present evidence on grounds that the case against him cannot be prosecuted as it has no legal or factual basis.
The anti-graft court’s special division ruled that the defense had "merely rehashed" their arguments and raised no new issues.
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[Title] => Prosecutors oppose Erap furlough for Jinggoy’s oath-taking
[Summary] => Government prosecutors opposed yesterday a petition by former President Joseph Estrada to allow him to attend the June 27 oath-taking of his son, Senator-elect Jinggoy Estrada, at the Club Filipino in Greenhills, San Juan.
Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio said that bringing Estrada to San Juan entails security risks and may even be the trigger for destabilization attempts against the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => Bilangan bumagal; 43 pinagtalunan pa
[Summary] => Dalawang linggo matapos manumpa bilang senador, hiniling kahapon ni Senator-elect Jinggoy Estrada sa Sandiganbayan Special Division na payagan siyang makapunta sa Amerika para sa isang speaking engagement sa harap ng mga Filipino communities sa Noth America.
Sa tatlong pahinang mosyon, sinabi nina Noel Malaya at Manuel Pamaran, court-appointed lawyers ni Estrada na nais ng senador na makausap ng personal ang mga Pinoy sa US at malaman ang kanilang mga problema.
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[Title] => Erap wants furlough again
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him to attend a thanksgiving Mass for his son, Senator-elect Jinggoy Estrada on Sunday at his rest house in Tanay, Rizal, just across his place of detention at Camp Capinpin.
The 67-year-old Estrada said he also wanted to greet his wife, Sen. Luisa Ejercito Estrada, on her birthday without specifying any date.
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[Title] => Jinggoy ready to prove innocence in plunder case
[Summary] => Senator-elect Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada dared the government yesterday to pursue the plunder case against him so he can prove his innocence in court.
"They should pursue it so I can defend myself," he said in a telephone interview.
"It will give me the opportunity to clear my name, the opportunity to prove that the charges against me are all fabricated."
Estrada said he is confident that the Supreme Court will not cancel his P500,000 bail despite the government’s move to have him return to jail.
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[Title] => Plunder rap vs Jinggoy stays
[Summary] => Former San Juan Mayor Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada’s election to the Senate last May 10 will not affect the plunder case filed by the government against him and his father, ousted President Joseph Estrada, a prosecutor said yesterday.
"The proceedings will continue. It will not affect the trial. We are not affected by his being elected to the Senate," Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio told reporters.
He argued that there is no law that "wipes out" a criminal case against an accused if he is elected to public office.
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[Title] => Erap wants Lenten break with mom this time
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada has asked the Sandiganbayan to allow him to go on a six-day Lenten retreat at his sprawling estate in Tanay, Rizal, starting today until Easter Sunday.
In a letter to the justices of the special division, Estrada said he wants to spend Holy Week in the private chapel and meditation area in his 15-hectare resthouse just across his place of detention at Camp Capinpin.
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[Title] => Waterless Erap longs for bathroom of Tanay villa
[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him two-hour daily furloughs from detention due to the lack of water in his detention quarters.
Estrada’s lawyers filed a petition with the anti-graft court asking that he be allowed to leave his detention center at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal for two hours a day, to go to his villa just across the camp for access to a regular supply of water.
They said the searing heat in Estrada’s cramped quarters and the lack of a regular water supply at the detention center for almost a week has caused much discomfort to his ailing knees.
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[Title] => Nazario on Erap villa: How about donating it?
[Summary] => It may be a high price to pay for the privilege of a virtual house arrest. But former President Joseph Estrada may well be spared the hardship of being detained at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal if he agrees to "donate" his nearby 15-hectare Mediterranean-style vacation house across the facility.
In a hearing yesterday, Sandiganbayan Presiding Justice Minita Chico-Nazario asked defense lawyers Manuel Pamaran, Jose Flaminiano and Noel Malaya if their client was willing to "donate" the property to the government, but the counsels wouldn’t oblige.
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[Title] => ‘Hanging judge’ favors death penalty
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[Title] => Estrada trial resumes on July 12
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada’s plunder trial is set to resume on Monday after the Sandiganbayan rejected yesterday a motion of defense lawyers to file a demurrer to evidence.
In a demurrer to evidence, a party waives his right to present evidence on grounds that the case against him cannot be prosecuted as it has no legal or factual basis.
The anti-graft court’s special division ruled that the defense had "merely rehashed" their arguments and raised no new issues.
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[Title] => Prosecutors oppose Erap furlough for Jinggoy’s oath-taking
[Summary] => Government prosecutors opposed yesterday a petition by former President Joseph Estrada to allow him to attend the June 27 oath-taking of his son, Senator-elect Jinggoy Estrada, at the Club Filipino in Greenhills, San Juan.
Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio said that bringing Estrada to San Juan entails security risks and may even be the trigger for destabilization attempts against the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => Bilangan bumagal; 43 pinagtalunan pa
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Sa tatlong pahinang mosyon, sinabi nina Noel Malaya at Manuel Pamaran, court-appointed lawyers ni Estrada na nais ng senador na makausap ng personal ang mga Pinoy sa US at malaman ang kanilang mga problema.
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[Title] => Erap wants furlough again
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him to attend a thanksgiving Mass for his son, Senator-elect Jinggoy Estrada on Sunday at his rest house in Tanay, Rizal, just across his place of detention at Camp Capinpin.
The 67-year-old Estrada said he also wanted to greet his wife, Sen. Luisa Ejercito Estrada, on her birthday without specifying any date.
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[Title] => Jinggoy ready to prove innocence in plunder case
[Summary] => Senator-elect Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada dared the government yesterday to pursue the plunder case against him so he can prove his innocence in court.
"They should pursue it so I can defend myself," he said in a telephone interview.
"It will give me the opportunity to clear my name, the opportunity to prove that the charges against me are all fabricated."
Estrada said he is confident that the Supreme Court will not cancel his P500,000 bail despite the government’s move to have him return to jail.
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[Title] => Plunder rap vs Jinggoy stays
[Summary] => Former San Juan Mayor Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada’s election to the Senate last May 10 will not affect the plunder case filed by the government against him and his father, ousted President Joseph Estrada, a prosecutor said yesterday.
"The proceedings will continue. It will not affect the trial. We are not affected by his being elected to the Senate," Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio told reporters.
He argued that there is no law that "wipes out" a criminal case against an accused if he is elected to public office.
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[Title] => Erap wants Lenten break with mom this time
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada has asked the Sandiganbayan to allow him to go on a six-day Lenten retreat at his sprawling estate in Tanay, Rizal, starting today until Easter Sunday.
In a letter to the justices of the special division, Estrada said he wants to spend Holy Week in the private chapel and meditation area in his 15-hectare resthouse just across his place of detention at Camp Capinpin.
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[Title] => Waterless Erap longs for bathroom of Tanay villa
[Summary] => Former President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to allow him two-hour daily furloughs from detention due to the lack of water in his detention quarters.
Estrada’s lawyers filed a petition with the anti-graft court asking that he be allowed to leave his detention center at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal for two hours a day, to go to his villa just across the camp for access to a regular supply of water.
They said the searing heat in Estrada’s cramped quarters and the lack of a regular water supply at the detention center for almost a week has caused much discomfort to his ailing knees.
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[Title] => Nazario on Erap villa: How about donating it?
[Summary] => It may be a high price to pay for the privilege of a virtual house arrest. But former President Joseph Estrada may well be spared the hardship of being detained at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal if he agrees to "donate" his nearby 15-hectare Mediterranean-style vacation house across the facility.
In a hearing yesterday, Sandiganbayan Presiding Justice Minita Chico-Nazario asked defense lawyers Manuel Pamaran, Jose Flaminiano and Noel Malaya if their client was willing to "donate" the property to the government, but the counsels wouldn’t oblige.
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