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[Title] => Alit qualified as BJMP head, says CA
[Summary] => The Court of Appeals has ruled that Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit, officer-in-charge of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), has met the qualifications for the position in terms of education, experience, training and eligibility.
In a 13-page decision, the appellate court’s fourth decision dismissed the appeal of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano to reverse the decision of the Quezon City court finding him not having the minimum qualifications to become BJMP chief and affirming Alit’s qualifications.
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[Title] => Alit belittles latest rap from Engano
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This was how Bureau of Jail Management and Penology officer-in-charge Arturo Alit called the latest complaint of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano before the Civil Service Commission last week alleging that he faked his Officer’s Senior Executive Course (OSEC) accreditation, a requisite in the promotion to senior superintendent.
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[Title] => BJMP’s Alit laughs off ‘no-records’ rap
[Summary] => Bureau of Jail Management and Penology officer-in-charge Arturo Alit laughed off allegations that he had no records to show that he completed his Officer’s Senior Executive Course (OSEC), a requisite before being promoted to senior superintendent.
Alit explained that his records at the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) are not available at present, they could have been misplaced and, eventually, would be found.
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[Title] => Legalities in BJMP
[Summary] => If the decision in another quo warranto case three years ago by a Quezon City court is to be used as a basis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano is bound to lose the directorship of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology to Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit.
Thus, stressed lawyer Arturo de los Reyes when he recounted a ruling by Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Percival Mandap Lopez on March 9, 1998 declaring null and void the presidential appointment of Senior Superintendent Miguel Bernante as BJMP chief for lack qualification.
De los Reyes, in his supplemen
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[Title] => Alit remains BJMP chief
[Summary] => In a sudden twist of fate, Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit remained the director of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), while his nemesis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano will have to wait.
In a memorandum from Malacañang to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Alit is to resume his post immediately until further notice.
This move officially ordered the suspension of Engano’s appointment and has put an end, at least temporarily, to the feud on who is supposed to head the bureau.
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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT JOSUE ENGANO
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[Title] => Alit qualified as BJMP head, says CA
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In a 13-page decision, the appellate court’s fourth decision dismissed the appeal of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano to reverse the decision of the Quezon City court finding him not having the minimum qualifications to become BJMP chief and affirming Alit’s qualifications.
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This was how Bureau of Jail Management and Penology officer-in-charge Arturo Alit called the latest complaint of Senior Superintendent Josue Engano before the Civil Service Commission last week alleging that he faked his Officer’s Senior Executive Course (OSEC) accreditation, a requisite in the promotion to senior superintendent.
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[Summary] => Bureau of Jail Management and Penology officer-in-charge Arturo Alit laughed off allegations that he had no records to show that he completed his Officer’s Senior Executive Course (OSEC), a requisite before being promoted to senior superintendent.
Alit explained that his records at the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) are not available at present, they could have been misplaced and, eventually, would be found.
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Thus, stressed lawyer Arturo de los Reyes when he recounted a ruling by Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Percival Mandap Lopez on March 9, 1998 declaring null and void the presidential appointment of Senior Superintendent Miguel Bernante as BJMP chief for lack qualification.
De los Reyes, in his supplemen
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[Summary] => In a sudden twist of fate, Chief Superintendent Arturo Alit remained the director of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), while his nemesis, Senior Superintendent Josue Engano will have to wait.
In a memorandum from Malacañang to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Alit is to resume his post immediately until further notice.
This move officially ordered the suspension of Engano’s appointment and has put an end, at least temporarily, to the feud on who is supposed to head the bureau.
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