+ Follow ANTONIO CHUA AND CARLOS CARILLO Tag
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[Title] => Arroyo witnesses filing of graft raps vs 3 erring judges, 5 fiscals
[Summary] => Showing she means business in the campaign to stamp out corruption in the judiciary, President Arroyo witnessed yesterday the filing of criminal complaints against three judges and five state prosecutors for various offenses and lapses.
The President went to the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Padre Faura street in Manila where she conducted a closed-door meeting with officials led by Justice Secretary Hernando Perez and Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño.
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[Title] => Graft raps filed vs Albay judge
[Summary] => Criminal and administrative charges were filed against a judge yesterday while two others face investigation by prosecutors of the Department of Justice as part of the Arroyo administration’s crackdown on corruption in the judiciary.
Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said the Bureau of Customs has filed a graft suit before the Office of the Ombudsman and an administrative complaint before the Office of the Court Administrator against judge Arnulfo Cabredo, of Tabaco, Albay province.
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ANTONIO CHUA AND CARLOS CARILLO
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[Summary] => Showing she means business in the campaign to stamp out corruption in the judiciary, President Arroyo witnessed yesterday the filing of criminal complaints against three judges and five state prosecutors for various offenses and lapses.
The President went to the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Padre Faura street in Manila where she conducted a closed-door meeting with officials led by Justice Secretary Hernando Perez and Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño.
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[Title] => Graft raps filed vs Albay judge
[Summary] => Criminal and administrative charges were filed against a judge yesterday while two others face investigation by prosecutors of the Department of Justice as part of the Arroyo administration’s crackdown on corruption in the judiciary.
Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said the Bureau of Customs has filed a graft suit before the Office of the Ombudsman and an administrative complaint before the Office of the Court Administrator against judge Arnulfo Cabredo, of Tabaco, Albay province.
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