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Speaking for her daughter, the mother of the woman known only as "Nicole" told The STAR in a phone interview that the all-female prosecutors assigned to handle Nicole’s case "have failed to do research" on how to go about their cross-examination of the four accused Americans.


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STATE PROSECUTOR HAZEL DECENA-VALDEZ

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‘Injuries don’t suggest rape in Subic case’

By Michael Punongbayan | September 19, 2006 - 12:00am

The injuries sustained by the private complainant in the rape case against four United States Marines do not suggest that she is a victim of sexual assault, an expert witness for the defense told the Makati City...

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‘Nicole’ asks DOJ for new lawyers

September 15, 2006 - 12:00am

The 22-year-old Filipina who accused a 21-year-old US Marine of raping her asked the Department or Justice yesterday to replace all the prosecutors assigned to represent her in court. Speaking for her daughter,...

Headlines