+ Follow NOEL MALAYA AND IRENE JURADO Tag
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[Title] => Estrada lawyers ready ‘impact witnesses’
[Summary] => One of the court-appointed lawyers of deposed President Joseph Estrada yesterday said they have more than enough witnesses who can destroy the testimonies of the star prosecution witnesses in the plunder case against Estrada.
"We have around 50 (witnesses). It cannot be less than 50. And this will surely destroy the testimonies of (former Ilocos Sur governor Luis) Chavit (Singson) and Clarissa Ocampo, and these are ‘impact witnesses.’ We’re just holding our cards close to our chest," defense lawyer Prospero Crescini said.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => Estrada’s court-named lawyers to stay
[Summary] => They stay until they’re told to leave.
The four court-appointed lawyers of deposed President Joseph Estrada will continue to represent him in the plunder trial unless the Sandiganbayan tells them to leave, the head of the anti-graft court hearing the case said.
Sandiganbayan special division presiding Justice Minita Chico-Nazario told defense lawyers Prospero Crescini, Noel Malaya and Irene Jurado that they cannot drop the Estrada case just because their client’s new lawyer, Alan Paguia, wants them to go. Defense counsel Manuel Pamaran was absent.
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NOEL MALAYA AND IRENE JURADO
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[Title] => Estrada lawyers ready ‘impact witnesses’
[Summary] => One of the court-appointed lawyers of deposed President Joseph Estrada yesterday said they have more than enough witnesses who can destroy the testimonies of the star prosecution witnesses in the plunder case against Estrada.
"We have around 50 (witnesses). It cannot be less than 50. And this will surely destroy the testimonies of (former Ilocos Sur governor Luis) Chavit (Singson) and Clarissa Ocampo, and these are ‘impact witnesses.’ We’re just holding our cards close to our chest," defense lawyer Prospero Crescini said.
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[Title] => Estrada’s court-named lawyers to stay
[Summary] => They stay until they’re told to leave.
The four court-appointed lawyers of deposed President Joseph Estrada will continue to represent him in the plunder trial unless the Sandiganbayan tells them to leave, the head of the anti-graft court hearing the case said.
Sandiganbayan special division presiding Justice Minita Chico-Nazario told defense lawyers Prospero Crescini, Noel Malaya and Irene Jurado that they cannot drop the Estrada case just because their client’s new lawyer, Alan Paguia, wants them to go. Defense counsel Manuel Pamaran was absent.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096652
[AuthorName] => Delon Porcalla
[SectionName] => Headlines
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