+ Follow CHIEF SUPERINTENDENTS JEWEL CANSON Tag
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[Title] => Kuratong witnesses’ lawyer hits threat on SC justice
[Summary] => A lawyer for the witnesses in the Kuratong Baleleng rubout case has condemned an "obvious attempt" to intimidate the Supreme Court (SC) after one of its justices received a death threat in the form of a funeral wreath last Friday.
Arno Sanidad, one of the lawyers for the witnesses, said opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson and those in his camp may be behind the sending of the funeral wreath.
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[Title] => Supreme Court orders KB case review
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) ordered the Quezon City Regional Trial (RTC) yesterday to review its earlier decision dismissing murder charges against Sen. Panfilo Lacson in connection with the alleged summary execution of 11 suspected members of the Kuratong Baleleng robbery gang in May 1995.
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[Title] => Ping can still be indicted on murder raps — lawyer
[Summary] => A lawyer for opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson admitted yesterday during a five-hour Supreme Court hearing that his client can still be indicted on the murder of 11 Kuratong Baleleng gangmen in May 1995.
"I cannot use the defense of double jeopardy," Sigfrid Fortun conceded to Chief Justice Hilario Davide in reply to the latter’s query whether the March 1999 dismissal of the charges by then Quezon City Judge Wenceslao Agnir could impair the filing of a new murder case against Lacson.
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[Title] => SC to tackle Kuratong case today
[Summary] => Fourteen Supreme Court justices will hear this morning the most controversial case that has been hounding the career of opposition...
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[Title] => Court barred from pursuing Kuratong raps vs Lacson
[Summary] => Sen. Panfilo Lacson avoided arrest yesterday to win the first round of his legal battle against the government which is trying to pin him down on the 1995 alleged summary execution of 11 suspected members of the Kuratong Baleleng robbery gang.
Voting 4-1, the Court of Appeals (CA) special third division stopped Judge Ma. Thelma Yadao of the Quezon City Regional Trial Court from issuing any warrant for the arrest of Lacson and his 37 co-accused, all policemen.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENTS JEWEL CANSON
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[Title] => Kuratong witnesses’ lawyer hits threat on SC justice
[Summary] => A lawyer for the witnesses in the Kuratong Baleleng rubout case has condemned an "obvious attempt" to intimidate the Supreme Court (SC) after one of its justices received a death threat in the form of a funeral wreath last Friday.
Arno Sanidad, one of the lawyers for the witnesses, said opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson and those in his camp may be behind the sending of the funeral wreath.
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[Title] => Supreme Court orders KB case review
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) ordered the Quezon City Regional Trial (RTC) yesterday to review its earlier decision dismissing murder charges against Sen. Panfilo Lacson in connection with the alleged summary execution of 11 suspected members of the Kuratong Baleleng robbery gang in May 1995.
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[Title] => Ping can still be indicted on murder raps — lawyer
[Summary] => A lawyer for opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson admitted yesterday during a five-hour Supreme Court hearing that his client can still be indicted on the murder of 11 Kuratong Baleleng gangmen in May 1995.
"I cannot use the defense of double jeopardy," Sigfrid Fortun conceded to Chief Justice Hilario Davide in reply to the latter’s query whether the March 1999 dismissal of the charges by then Quezon City Judge Wenceslao Agnir could impair the filing of a new murder case against Lacson.
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[Title] => Court barred from pursuing Kuratong raps vs Lacson
[Summary] => Sen. Panfilo Lacson avoided arrest yesterday to win the first round of his legal battle against the government which is trying to pin him down on the 1995 alleged summary execution of 11 suspected members of the Kuratong Baleleng robbery gang.
Voting 4-1, the Court of Appeals (CA) special third division stopped Judge Ma. Thelma Yadao of the Quezon City Regional Trial Court from issuing any warrant for the arrest of Lacson and his 37 co-accused, all policemen.
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