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                    [Summary] => The prosecution panel in the mega shabu laboratory case was finally granted yesterday the chance to file a motion for reconsideration of the decision of the Regional Trial Court-Mandaue City denying the prosecution's plea to turn one of those indicted to the case into a state witness.


RTC Judge Marilyn Yap earlier rejected the prosecution's move to discharge Hung Ching Chang, a co-accused in the shabu laboratory case, prompting senior state prosecutor Archimedes Manabat and his panel to file for a motion for reconsideration of Judge Yap's decision.


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                    [Title] => Shabu lab case trial: Prosecution loses chance to present three witnesses
                    [Summary] => The prosecution panel in the shabu laboratory case suffered a big blow after Regional Trial Court judge Marilyn Yap yesterday ordered it to formally offer its documentary exhibits, and technically stopped its chances of presenting three more vital witnesses.


Judge Yap's order might forcedthe prosecution to rest its case and subsequently allow the defense lawyers to present their own witnesses and evidences.


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                    [Title] => Motion to discharge Shabu 11 suspect as state witness denied
                    [Summary] => Regional Trial Court presiding judge Marilyn Yap denied the motion of the prosecution to discharge accused Hung Ching Chang or Simon Lao as state witness for failure to send notice to parties to set the motion for a hearing.


Yap denied the motion and treated it as nothing but mere scrap of paper, as pointed out by one of the defense lawyers, Hector Fernandez, who said that such motion must be put in the "limbo of unpleasant memories."


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                    [Title] => RTC resumes Shabu 11 trial
                    [Summary] => The trial of the so-called Shabu 11 case resumes today at the Regional Trial Court-branch 28 with the prosecution's latest witness Morteza Tamadoni up for cross-examination by the defense panel.


Tamadoni, in his earlier testimony, pinpointed Calvin De Jesus Tan as the alleged mastermind in the operation of the mega shabu laboratory in barangay Umapad, Mandaue City that authorities had busted on September 24, 2004.


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                    [Summary] => The prosecution panel in the mega shabu laboratory case was finally granted yesterday the chance to file a motion for reconsideration of the decision of the Regional Trial Court-Mandaue City denying the prosecution's plea to turn one of those indicted to the case into a state witness.


RTC Judge Marilyn Yap earlier rejected the prosecution's move to discharge Hung Ching Chang, a co-accused in the shabu laboratory case, prompting senior state prosecutor Archimedes Manabat and his panel to file for a motion for reconsideration of Judge Yap's decision.


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                    [Summary] => The prosecution panel in the shabu laboratory case suffered a big blow after Regional Trial Court judge Marilyn Yap yesterday ordered it to formally offer its documentary exhibits, and technically stopped its chances of presenting three more vital witnesses.


Judge Yap's order might forcedthe prosecution to rest its case and subsequently allow the defense lawyers to present their own witnesses and evidences.


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                    [Title] => Motion to discharge Shabu 11 suspect as state witness denied
                    [Summary] => Regional Trial Court presiding judge Marilyn Yap denied the motion of the prosecution to discharge accused Hung Ching Chang or Simon Lao as state witness for failure to send notice to parties to set the motion for a hearing.


Yap denied the motion and treated it as nothing but mere scrap of paper, as pointed out by one of the defense lawyers, Hector Fernandez, who said that such motion must be put in the "limbo of unpleasant memories."


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                    [Title] => RTC resumes Shabu 11 trial
                    [Summary] => The trial of the so-called Shabu 11 case resumes today at the Regional Trial Court-branch 28 with the prosecution's latest witness Morteza Tamadoni up for cross-examination by the defense panel.


Tamadoni, in his earlier testimony, pinpointed Calvin De Jesus Tan as the alleged mastermind in the operation of the mega shabu laboratory in barangay Umapad, Mandaue City that authorities had busted on September 24, 2004.


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Shabu 11 Case: Court orders Cuenco to testify in next hearing

November 28, 2007 - 12:00am
Cebu News
fbtw

Prosecution allowed to challenge rejection of state witness

July 7, 2006 - 12:00am
The prosecution panel in the mega shabu laboratory case was finally granted yesterday the chance to file a motion for reconsideration of the decision of the Regional Trial Court-Mandaue City denying the prosecution's...
Cebu News
fbtw

Shabu lab case trial: Prosecution loses chance to present three witnesses

May 13, 2006 - 12:00am
The prosecution panel in the shabu laboratory case suffered a big blow after Regional Trial Court judge Marilyn Yap yesterday ordered it to formally offer its documentary exhibits, and technically stopped its chances...
Cebu News
fbtw

Motion to discharge Shabu 11 suspect as state witness denied

May 12, 2006 - 12:00am
Regional Trial Court presiding judge Marilyn Yap denied the motion of the prosecution to discharge accused Hung Ching Chang or Simon Lao as state witness for failure to send notice to parties to set the motion for...
Cebu News
fbtw

RTC resumes Shabu 11 trial

January 12, 2006 - 12:00am
The trial of the so-called Shabu 11 case resumes today at the Regional Trial Court-branch 28 with the prosecution's latest witness Morteza Tamadoni up for cross-examination by the defense panel. Tamadoni, in his...
Cebu News
fbtw
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