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                    [Title] => 'Completely free and vindicated': De Lima cleared of all drug charges
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                    [Title] => Muntinlupa court allows De Lima to post bail
                    [Summary] =>  Former Senator Leila de Lima is set to be released soon after over six years of detainment. 
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                    [Title] => Muntinlupa RTC allows medical furlough for De Lima — counsel
                    [Summary] => A Muntinlupa court has granted a 24-hour medical furlough to Sen. Leila de Lima, an outspoken critic of the Duterte administration who has been in detention for nearly four years on drug charges she is trying to get dismissed for alleged lack of evidence.
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                    [Title] => Apela ni de Lima ibinasura ng SC
                    [Summary] => Pinal nang pinagtibay ng Supreme Court (SC) ang desisyon nito na nagbasura sa petisyon ni Sen. Leila de Lima na kumukwestiyon sa findings of probable cause ng Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court sa kasong may kinalaman sa Bilibid drug trade na inihain laban sa kanya ng Department of Justice at sa ipinalabas ng hukuman na arrest warrant laban sa kanya.
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                    [AuthorName] => Doris Borja
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                    [Title] => Editoryal - Isailalim sa training ang PDEA operatives
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MARAMI nang nabasag na drug syndicate ang Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA). Marami nang sinalakay sa mga pinaghihinalaang shabu laboratories, drug dens at maraming nadakmang suspects.
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                    [Title] => BF Homes security officer to arrest guards peddling tickets
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The Parañaque City government has issued an order for the chief security officer manning the gates of the BF Homes Subdivision to apprehend security guards who are reportedly forcing motorists passing through the village gates to buy stickers sold by the United BF Homeowners Association Inc. (UBFHAI).


This developed after the city government received several complaints from motorists that security guards assigned at the Tirona and Concha Cruz gates were running after them and were demanding that they buy stickers being issued by the UBFHAI.


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                    [Title] => 30 counts of estafa for pyramid suspects
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In a six-page resolution, State Prosecutor Jose Gumagas said charges of violation of Article 315 of the Revised Penal Code would be filed with the Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court against Ervin Mateo and Evelyn Mateo, owners of the Mateo Management Group Holdings Co.


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                    [Title] => In absentia, Chinese national gets death penalty for shabu
                    [Summary] => A Chinese national was sentenced to death by a Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court yesterday after he was found guilty of violating the Anti-Drug Law last year.


Judge Norma Perello, of Branch 276, found Shao Jiau Cheng, alias Michael Chang, 39, of Unit 11 Corinthian Village, Posadas Ave., Barangay Sucat, Muntinlupa, guilty of illegally possessing 1.7 kilos of shabu.


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In a 10-page decision, Judge Perello said that after posting P1 million bail Chang failed to show up in the succeeding court hearings. 


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                    [Title] => Imee: Probe child rights violations
                    [Summary] => Ilocos Norte Rep. Imee Marcos has called on the House of Representatives to probe the reported sloppiness and negligence of courts in hearing the cases of youthful offenders.


In filing House Resolution No. 1164, Marcos said most lower courts have been lax in handling criminal cases against minors, in contravention of Article 3 of the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child.


"This is directly contrary to the mandate of Philippine laws and the Convention on the Rights of the Child," she said.


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                    [Title] => Smear campaign vs 2 Munti judges hit
                    [Summary] => A group of Muntinlupa lawyers has deplored the dirty tactics employed against two Muntinlupa judges, Alberto Lerma and Norma Perello, who have been subjected to false media reports claiming that they are facing administrative charges.


"Lerma and Perello are two of the most respected judges in Muntinlupa. They are not facing any administrative charges before the Supreme Court. Contrary to reports, the judges were not suspended. In fact, they are performing their duties and going to work everyday," said the lawyers.


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                    [Title] => Muntinlupa RTC allows medical furlough for De Lima — counsel
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                    [Title] => Apela ni de Lima ibinasura ng SC
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                    [Title] => Editoryal - Isailalim sa training ang PDEA operatives
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This developed after the city government received several complaints from motorists that security guards assigned at the Tirona and Concha Cruz gates were running after them and were demanding that they buy stickers being issued by the UBFHAI.


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                    [Title] => In absentia, Chinese national gets death penalty for shabu
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Judge Norma Perello, of Branch 276, found Shao Jiau Cheng, alias Michael Chang, 39, of Unit 11 Corinthian Village, Posadas Ave., Barangay Sucat, Muntinlupa, guilty of illegally possessing 1.7 kilos of shabu.


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"This is directly contrary to the mandate of Philippine laws and the Convention on the Rights of the Child," she said.


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"Lerma and Perello are two of the most respected judges in Muntinlupa. They are not facing any administrative charges before the Supreme Court. Contrary to reports, the judges were not suspended. In fact, they are performing their duties and going to work everyday," said the lawyers.


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