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                    [Title] => Judge junks Davantes slay suspect’s guilty plea
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A Las Piñas regional trial court (RTC) judge rejected yesterday a guilty plea by one of six men accused of killing advertising executive Kristelle Davantes.

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                    [Title] => ‘Al-Ghozi escape proved Erap safer in VMMC’
                    [Summary] => Better the Veterans Hospital than Camp Crame.


Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio joked yesterday that self-confessed terrorist Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi would not have escaped had he been detained at Veterans Memorial Medical Center rather than at the police camp also in Quezon City.


"Hindi na talaga namin ipapalipat pa si Erap (jailed former President Joseph Estrada) dahil mas safe pa pala sa Veterans," Villa Ignacio said, preferring that Estrada remain at VMMC where he was not likely to escape a la Al-Ghozi.


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                    [Title] => Police ready to transfer Estrada to Crame jail
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police officials have readied a cell for ousted President Joseph Estrada at Camp Crame in Quezon City.


But Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa-Ignacio said it would not be wise for the government at this time to transfer Estrada to a jail at Camp Crame from the presidential suite of the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC), also in Quezon City.


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                    [Title] => Estrada’s detention at Crame pressed
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Government prosecutors said yesterday they want deposed President Joseph Estrada transferred back to his detention cell at Camp Crame in Quezon City because he is already "physically fit" to attend the twice-a-week trial at the Sandiganbayan and is no longer complaining of any illness.
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                    [Title] => Bulacan judge indicted for direct bribery
                    [Summary] => A San Ildefonso, Bulacan judge was indicted in the Sandiganbayan yesterday after he was caught red-handed receiving bribe money from a litigant facing falsification charges in his sala.


Indicted was Municipal Trial Court Judge Henry Domingo Llacuna, who was arrested last Monday by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation after he demanded P20,000 from Ildefonso Cuevas, who was being tried in his sala for allegedly falsifying public documents.


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                    [Title] => JV files raps vs prosecutors
                    [Summary] => For opening his bank account without his consent, they now face criminal lawsuits.


San Juan Mayor Jose Victor Ejercito formally filed criminal charges yesterday against the prosecutors in the plunder trial of his father, former President Joseph Estrada, for "opening" his bank account without his consent.


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                    [Title] => 7 prosecutors kinasuhan ni JV
                    [Summary] => Sinampahan kahapon ni San Juan Mayor JV Ejercito ng apat na kasong kriminal at isang kasong administratibo ang pitong prosecutors ng Ombudsman kasabay ang paghamon sa mga ito na isama na siya sa kasong plunder na kinakaharap ng kanyang amang si dating Pangulong Estrada at kapatid na si Jinggoy.


Ang kaso ay may kaugnayan sa illegal umanong pagbulatlat ng Ombudsman sa mga bank accounts sa Export and Industry Bank na sinasabing ang laman nito ay napunta sa Jose Velarde account na pinaniniwalaang pag-aari ng dating pangulo.


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                    [Title] => ‘Estrada hallucinating on return to Palace’
                    [Summary] => "He is hallucinating and daydreaming."


This was the reaction of Ombudsman Prosecutor III Antonio Manzano on the earlier pronouncement made by jailed former President Joseph Estrada in an interview over GMA-7 the other day that he should be returned to Malacañang once acquitted by the anti-graft court special division.


Estrada, who is facing four criminal cases including the capital offense of plunder, as well as two perjury cases and one case on illegal use of an alias, was interviewed by  "Unang Hirit" anchorman Arnold Clavio.


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                    [Title] => Sandiganbayan junks Estrada’s petition to reinstate graft charge
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In a five-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s Fourth Division said the court had already exercised "sound judicial discretion" in approving the withdrawal of charges that Estrada and four other individuals were allegedly involved in skimming off P130 million from Ilocos Sur tobacco excise taxes.


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In a five-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s Fourth Division said the court had already exercised "sound judicial discretion" in approving the withdrawal of charges that Estrada and four other individuals were allegedly involved in skimming off P130 million from Ilocos Sur tobacco excise taxes.


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ANTONIO MANZANO

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"Hindi na talaga namin ipapalipat pa si Erap (jailed former President Joseph Estrada) dahil mas safe pa pala sa Veterans," Villa Ignacio said, preferring that Estrada remain at VMMC where he was not likely to escape a la Al-Ghozi.


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But Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa-Ignacio said it would not be wise for the government at this time to transfer Estrada to a jail at Camp Crame from the presidential suite of the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC), also in Quezon City.


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Indicted was Municipal Trial Court Judge Henry Domingo Llacuna, who was arrested last Monday by agents of the National Bureau of Investigation after he demanded P20,000 from Ildefonso Cuevas, who was being tried in his sala for allegedly falsifying public documents.


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Ang kaso ay may kaugnayan sa illegal umanong pagbulatlat ng Ombudsman sa mga bank accounts sa Export and Industry Bank na sinasabing ang laman nito ay napunta sa Jose Velarde account na pinaniniwalaang pag-aari ng dating pangulo.


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In a five-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s Fourth Division said the court had already exercised "sound judicial discretion" in approving the withdrawal of charges that Estrada and four other individuals were allegedly involved in skimming off P130 million from Ilocos Sur tobacco excise taxes.


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In a five-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan’s Fourth Division said the court had already exercised "sound judicial discretion" in approving the withdrawal of charges that Estrada and four other individuals were allegedly involved in skimming off P130 million from Ilocos Sur tobacco excise taxes.


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