NOEL AND ROWENA SAN ANDRES

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                    [Title] => Pag-inhibit ng judge sa kaso ni Roldan, kinontra
                    [Summary] => Kinontra kahapon ng abugadong humahawak sa kaso ng mga kapwa akusado ng aktor at dating Quezon City Congressman Dennis Roldan, itinuturong mastermind sa pagkidnap ng batang Tsinoy noong nakaraang taon ang motion for inhibition na isinampa ng prosekusyon laban kay Judge Agnes Reyes Carpio dahil mas tatagal lang umano ang paglilitis.


"Tututulan talaga namin iyong motion for inhibition, kasi lalo lang madi-delay iyung proceedings kawawa naman iyung kliyente ko kasi sila yung nakakulong,"  pahayag ni Atty. Dodie Encinas.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-08-11 00:00:00
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                    [Title] => BI issues hold order vs Roldan
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The Bureau of Immigration (BI) said yesterday it has issued a hold departure order (HDO) against former actor and congressman Dennis Roldan, who is out on bail while being tried for allegedly masterminding the abduction of a three-year-old boy last year.


Immigration Assistant Commissioner Jose Cabochan said he signed the HDO on behalf of Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr. last Thursday, more than a week after the Pasig Regional Trial Court handling the case allowed Roldan to post P500,000 bail.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-08-10 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Edu Punay
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                    [Title] => Judge’s ailment stalls Roldan trial
                    [Summary] => Presentation of the so-called "explosive evidence" that will rock the Dennis Roldan kidnapping trial will have to wait a few more days after the judge failed to show up yesterday due to a fever.


"We will be presenting a vital witness who can establish the innocence of the accused. We don’t know how many there are, but definitely yung unang witness ang talagang yayanig sa inyo," said lawyer Dodjie Encinas, counsel for accused couple Noel and Rowena San Andres.


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Pag-inhibit ng judge sa kaso ni Roldan, kinontra

August 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Kinontra kahapon ng abugadong humahawak sa kaso ng mga kapwa akusado ng aktor at dating Quezon City Congressman Dennis Roldan, itinuturong mastermind sa pagkidnap ng batang Tsinoy noong nakaraang taon ang motion...

PSN Metro

BI issues hold order vs Roldan

By Edu Punay | August 10, 2006 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) said yesterday it has issued a hold departure order (HDO) against former actor and congressman Dennis Roldan, who is out on bail while being tried for allegedly masterminding...

Metro

Judge’s ailment stalls Roldan trial

By Non Alquitran | February 1, 2006 - 12:00am

Presentation of the so-called "explosive evidence" that will rock the Dennis Roldan kidnapping trial will have to wait a few more days after the judge failed to show up yesterday due to a fever. "We...

Metro