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Members of the family of Sen. Panfilo Lacson yesterday defended the fugitive lawmaker, saying the investigators and the judge handling the case must find the evidence before establishing “probable cause.”
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                    [Title] => Lawbreakers
                    [Summary] => If you break the law, you must pay for it. 


This concept is often difficult to grasp in this country. The difficulty is on display again in the case of Leandro Aragoncillo, the Filipino-American who has ruined his promising career as an intelligence analyst in Washington by stealing classified information from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 


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We are not sure, however, if this is the end or just the beginning of this rather embarrassing episode.


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                    [Title] => RP wants Aquino, Mancao extradited
                    [Summary] => The Philippine government will seek the extradition of former police senior superintendents Michael Ray Aquino and Cesar Mancao who have been accused in the murder of public relations practitioner Salvador "Bubby" Dacer and his driver Emmanuel Corbito in November 2000.


Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said the issuance of the warrants for the arrests of Aquino and Mancao by the Manila regional trial court (RTC) will set into motion the hearing of the double murder case which has been stalled for more than five years.


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                    [Title] => Court orders arrest of Aquino, Mancao
                    [Summary] => A Manila judge ordered yesterday the arrest of former police Senior Superintendents Michael Ray Aquino and Cesar Mancao in connection with the murders of public relations practitioner Salvador "Bubby" Dacer and his driver Emmanuel Corbito in November 2000.


In a three-page order, Manila regional trial court Branch 18 Judge Myra Garcia-Fernandez also ordered the arrest of Senior Police Officer 2 Allan Villanueva for his involvement in the Dacer-Corbito case, citing probable cause. 


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Gilberto Asuque, DFA spokesman, said Philippine officials in the US are monitoring Mancao’s situation to ensure that his rights are protected.


However, the DFA has no information on whether Mancao’s stay in the US is legal, he added.


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Senior State Prosecutor Phillip Kimpo said the Manila regional trial court has already scheduled the hearing of the case and ordered the prosecution to present its first witness.


"There was already an arraignment and a pre-trial marking of evidence. We will be starting the trial on May 3, 2006 by presenting the first witness that we have," Kimpo said.


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                    [Title] => DOJ: Dacer slay case finally moving
                    [Summary] => Citing a ruling of the Supreme Court, the five-year-old kidnap-slaying of publicist Salvador "Bubby" Dacer and his driver Emmanuel Corbito will finally move forward, the Department of Justice (DOJ) declared yesterday.


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AQUINO AND MANCAO

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Gilberto Asuque, DFA spokesman, said Philippine officials in the US are monitoring Mancao’s situation to ensure that his rights are protected.


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Senior State Prosecutor Phillip Kimpo said the Manila regional trial court has already scheduled the hearing of the case and ordered the prosecution to present its first witness.


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