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This was the commitment they made as the UP College of Law fraternity feted Velasco on his appointment as the 15th member of the Supreme Court in cocktails held at the Manila Golf Club in Makati City Thursday night.


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"All we ask is a fair trial," said his mother, Cecilia Reyes. "We’ve been waiting for justice for two years now." But Sigma Rhoans said the DOJ’s ruling was based on testimony of disinterested witnesses and physical and documentary evidence.


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This was the commitment they made as the UP College of Law fraternity feted Velasco on his appointment as the 15th member of the Supreme Court in cocktails held at the Manila Golf Club in Makati City Thursday night.


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"All we ask is a fair trial," said his mother, Cecilia Reyes. "We’ve been waiting for justice for two years now." But Sigma Rhoans said the DOJ’s ruling was based on testimony of disinterested witnesses and physical and documentary evidence.


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Daniel Reyes last Feb. 10 inside the University of the Philippines (UP) campus
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scuffle at the state-run University of the Philippines campus in Diliman that
left one student dead and three others injured.

"Our lawyers are now gathering evidence against the Sigma Rhoans," said Joel
Erestain, spokesman for the APB over GMA-7 news program Saksi.

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Velasco gets support from fraternity

April 10, 2006 - 12:00am

New Supreme Court Associate Justice Presbitero Velasco will perform his duties and dispense justice in a manner expected of a member of the highest court of the land, his fraternity brothers in the Sigma Rho...

Headlines

Slain fratman’s kin appeal to DOJ

February 12, 2002 - 12:00am

The family of slain University of the Philippines (UP) Alpha Phi Beta member Den Daniel Reyes asked Justice Secretary Hernando Perez yesterday to reconsider the dismissal of charges against three members of the rival...

Metro

Police to file charges vs APB, SR frat members

By Christina Mendez | February 16, 2000 - 12:00am

The Quezon City police disclosed yesterday criminal charges will be filed in court against both members of the Alpha Phi Beta (APB) and Sigma Rho (SR) fraternities in connection with the killing of civil engineering...

Headlines

UP frat men swap charges

By Romel Bagares | February 13, 2000 - 12:00am

The warring Sigma Rho (SR) and Alpha Phi Beta (APB) fraternities vowed Friday on national television to press charges against each other over a bloody scuffle at the state-run University of the Philippines campus...

Headlines