ROBERT KALLOS AND HUMPHREY MONTEROSO

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                    [Summary] => Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio, whom lawyers of ousted President Joseph Estrada have accused of making "unprofessional statements" before the press, would not commit yesterday to a setup in which no media interviews would be allowed during trial.


"I will have to think about it," he said in reaction to suggestions of Sandiganbayan justices that he and defense lawyers stop hurling insults at one another. Villa Ignacio said defense lawyers had also lavished ridicule on government prosecutors when it was their time to present evidence against Estrada.

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Prosecutors won’t commit on gag order

July 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio, whom lawyers of ousted President Joseph Estrada have accused of making "unprofessional statements" before the press, would not commit yesterday to a setup in which...

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