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Presiding Justice Minita Chico Nazario, who also heads the special division hearing the suit, said the request is "denied" in view of the April 2002 agreement made by both parties to hold a two-day hearing every week, but which is equivalent to a three-day trial.


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Estrada’s senior defense lawyer, Retired Justice Manuel Pamaran branded the prosecutors as "publicity seekers" and claimed the inspection will "definitely reopen old wounds and sabotage the unity process being undertaken by the present administration at this critical time."


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RETIRED JUSTICE MANUEL PAMARAN

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No thrice-a-week trial for Estrada — Sandigan

By Delon Porcalla | March 25, 2003 - 12:00am

The twice-a-week trial schedule of the plunder case against deposed President Estrada stays, the Sandiganbayan ruled yesterday as it turned down government prosecutors’ request to add one more day to the schedule...

Metro

Estrada lawyers: Boracay mansion inspection will reopen old wounds

February 25, 2003 - 12:00am

Lawyers of jailed former President Joseph Estrada opposed yesterday the request of government lawyers to inspect the so-called "Boracay" mansion, allegedly owned by Estrada and supposedly a fruit of the...

Headlines