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[Title] => Prosecutor who handled Garcia case is new judge advocate general
[Summary] => The military prosecutor who handled the court martial case against former Armed Forces comptroller Carlos Garcia has been named the judge advocate general.
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[Title] => Esperon denies influencing preliminary trial of alleged coup plotters
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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. belied rumors that he pressured a military probe body into recommending court-martial proceedings against 38 officers linked to the alleged Feb.24 coup plot.
Esperon stressed that the military investigators headed by Col. Al Perreras were given a free hand in determining whether there was prima facie evidence to justify a military trial for the accused. Perreras is the deputy chief of the Judge Advocate’s General Office or JAGO.
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[Title] => Esperon denies influencing preliminary trial of alleged coup plotters
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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. belied rumors that he pressured a military probe body into recommending court-martial proceedings against 38 officers linked to the alleged Feb.24 coup plot.
Esperon stressed that the military investigators headed by Col. Al Perreras were given a free hand in determining whether there was prima facie evidence to justify a military trial for the accused. Perreras is the deputy chief of the Judge Advocate’s General Office or JAGO.
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[Title] => 9 Marine officers linked to coup appear at pre-trial probe
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Nine Marine officers linked to the supposed Feb. 24 coup attempt submitted themselves for pre-trial investigation before the Armed Forces Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO) yesterday.
During the proceedings, Lieutenant Colonels Achilles Segumalian, Martin Villasan, Valentine Hizon, Reynaldo Ocsan, Armando Banez, Custodio Parcon and Romulo Gualdrapa, Maj. Francisco Domingo Fernandez and 1Lt. Belinda Ferrer were individually furnished with the military’s charges against them.
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[Title] => Ex-Rangers head faces court martial
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The former head of the Army’s elite First Scout Ranger Regiment who is accused of plotting a coup against President Arroyo faced a military prosecutor yesterday at the start of court-martial proceedings.
Brig. Gen. Danilo Lim did not formally answer the charges of mutiny, disrespect to the President, disobedience to superior officers, and conduct unbecoming and prejudicial to discipline as he faced the panel led by Col. Al Perreras, deputy chief of the Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO), for the first time yesterday.
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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. belied rumors that he pressured a military probe body into recommending court-martial proceedings against 38 officers linked to the alleged Feb.24 coup plot.
Esperon stressed that the military investigators headed by Col. Al Perreras were given a free hand in determining whether there was prima facie evidence to justify a military trial for the accused. Perreras is the deputy chief of the Judge Advocate’s General Office or JAGO.
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[Title] => Esperon denies influencing preliminary trial of alleged coup plotters
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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. belied rumors that he pressured a military probe body into recommending court-martial proceedings against 38 officers linked to the alleged Feb.24 coup plot.
Esperon stressed that the military investigators headed by Col. Al Perreras were given a free hand in determining whether there was prima facie evidence to justify a military trial for the accused. Perreras is the deputy chief of the Judge Advocate’s General Office or JAGO.
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[Title] => 9 Marine officers linked to coup appear at pre-trial probe
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Nine Marine officers linked to the supposed Feb. 24 coup attempt submitted themselves for pre-trial investigation before the Armed Forces Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO) yesterday.
During the proceedings, Lieutenant Colonels Achilles Segumalian, Martin Villasan, Valentine Hizon, Reynaldo Ocsan, Armando Banez, Custodio Parcon and Romulo Gualdrapa, Maj. Francisco Domingo Fernandez and 1Lt. Belinda Ferrer were individually furnished with the military’s charges against them.
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[Title] => Ex-Rangers head faces court martial
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The former head of the Army’s elite First Scout Ranger Regiment who is accused of plotting a coup against President Arroyo faced a military prosecutor yesterday at the start of court-martial proceedings.
Brig. Gen. Danilo Lim did not formally answer the charges of mutiny, disrespect to the President, disobedience to superior officers, and conduct unbecoming and prejudicial to discipline as he faced the panel led by Col. Al Perreras, deputy chief of the Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO), for the first time yesterday.
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