+ Follow ADOLFO AZCUNA AND ROMEO CALLEJO SR. Tag
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[Title] => DOJ, NBI, PNP hold closed-door meet on Kuratong
[Summary] => Officials of the Department of Justice (DOJ), National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) met yesterday to discuss the May 1995 Kuratong Baleleng multiple murder case now pending before the Supreme Court.
Justice Secretary Simeon Datumanong, however, downplayed the issue by saying the Kuratong Baleleng case, in which opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson is one of the principal accused, was only one of the issues tackled during the two-hour closed-door meeting at NBI headquarters on Taft Avenue in Manila.
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[Title] => Hands off KB case, 5 SC justices asked
[Summary] => Sen. Panfilo Lacson asked yesterday five Supreme Court (SC) justices appointed by President Arroyo to inhibit themselves from the Kuratong Baleleng rubout case.
The SC had paved the way for the revival of the case last April 1.
Lacson said Justices Renato Corona, Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez, Conchita Morales, Adolfo Azcuna and Romeo Callejo Sr. should not participate in deliberations on the case to dispel perceptions that the senator is being persecuted by the Arroyo administration.
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ADOLFO AZCUNA AND ROMEO CALLEJO SR.
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Justice Secretary Simeon Datumanong, however, downplayed the issue by saying the Kuratong Baleleng case, in which opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson is one of the principal accused, was only one of the issues tackled during the two-hour closed-door meeting at NBI headquarters on Taft Avenue in Manila.
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[Title] => Hands off KB case, 5 SC justices asked
[Summary] => Sen. Panfilo Lacson asked yesterday five Supreme Court (SC) justices appointed by President Arroyo to inhibit themselves from the Kuratong Baleleng rubout case.
The SC had paved the way for the revival of the case last April 1.
Lacson said Justices Renato Corona, Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez, Conchita Morales, Adolfo Azcuna and Romeo Callejo Sr. should not participate in deliberations on the case to dispel perceptions that the senator is being persecuted by the Arroyo administration.
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