+ Follow TECSON AND DESIDERIO Tag
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[Title] => SC seeks experts’ opinion
[Summary] => Four legal experts were asked yesterday to give their opinions on the disqualification case against presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. in oral arguments next week before the Supreme Court.
The tribunal has invited as amici curiae or "friends of the court" retired Supreme Court justice Vicente Mendoza, former constitutional commissioner Joaquin Bernas, former University of the Philippines College of Law dean Merlin Magallona and UP law professor Ruben Balane.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Aurea Calica
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[Title] => SC decision rests on FPJ’s own evidence
[Summary] => A Senate committee headed by Edgardo Angara will hold a second hearing today on claims of document fabrication at the National Archives. It comes in the heels of a hearing last week at the House of Representatives on the same matter, but with a different slant by Rep. Prospero Pichay. The aim of opposition leader Angara is to show that Archives director Ricardo Manapat doctored records on the birth of Fernando Poe Jr.’s father and the marriage to Paulita Gomez. The mission of administration stalwart Pichay is to show that the records do exist in an authentic sequence on microfilm.
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[AuthorName] => Jarius Bondoc
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TECSON AND DESIDERIO
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[Title] => SC seeks experts’ opinion
[Summary] => Four legal experts were asked yesterday to give their opinions on the disqualification case against presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. in oral arguments next week before the Supreme Court.
The tribunal has invited as amici curiae or "friends of the court" retired Supreme Court justice Vicente Mendoza, former constitutional commissioner Joaquin Bernas, former University of the Philippines College of Law dean Merlin Magallona and UP law professor Ruben Balane.
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[Title] => SC decision rests on FPJ’s own evidence
[Summary] => A Senate committee headed by Edgardo Angara will hold a second hearing today on claims of document fabrication at the National Archives. It comes in the heels of a hearing last week at the House of Representatives on the same matter, but with a different slant by Rep. Prospero Pichay. The aim of opposition leader Angara is to show that Archives director Ricardo Manapat doctored records on the birth of Fernando Poe Jr.’s father and the marriage to Paulita Gomez. The mission of administration stalwart Pichay is to show that the records do exist in an authentic sequence on microfilm.
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