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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Sibak sa serbisyo ang isang Hukom mula sa Olongapo matapos umano itong mangotong ng halagang P30,000 kapalit ng isang annulment case.
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[Title] => Subic rape case inilipat sa Makati RTC
[Summary] => Inilipat na sa Makati Regional Trial Court ang kasong rape laban sa apat na sundalong Kano makaraang katigan ng Supreme Court (SC) ang kahilingan ng Department of Justice (DOJ) na malipat ang nasabing kaso sa Metro Manila mula sa Olongapo Regional Trial Court.
Batay sa ipinalabas na resolution ng SC, pinaniwalaan ng SC ang argumento ng DOJ na dapat lamang na mailipat ang nasabing kaso dahil patuloy itong tumatagal dahil sa umano’y kawalan ng hukom na hahawak.
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[Title] => DOJ asks SC to move GIs’ trial to Manila
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez asked the Supreme Court yesterday to transfer the trial of the rape case against four US servicemen accused of raping a Filipina in Subic, Zambales from the Olongapo City regional trial court to Manila.
In a letter to Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban dated yesterday, Gonzalez said that after Olongapo City regional trial court (RTC) Judge Renato Dilag inhibited himself from the case, the choice of judges to handle the proceedings was narrowed down to two.
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[Title] => DOJ hints at dropping rape charges vs some of the US Marines
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez hinted yesterday that charges may be dropped against some of the four United States Marines accused of raping a Filipina at the Subic freeport zone in Zambales last November.
"I think not all of them should be charged, but Smith should be charged," Gonzalez said, referring to the principal accused, Cpl. Daniel Smith.
He faces charges of raping a 22-year-old Filipina inside a moving van at the Subic freeport while his fellow Marines cheered him on. The rape allegedly happened following US-Philippine military exercises in October.
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[Title] => Prosecutors slam recall of arrest warrants on Marines
[Summary] => OLONGAPO CITY — Judge Renato Dilag, who is presiding over the controversial Subic rape case, erred when he recalled the arrest warrant he earlier issued against the four American servicemen accused of the crime, government prosecutors said yesterday.
In an omnibus motion filed before Regional Trial Court Branch 73, Olongapo City Prosecutor Prudencio Jalandoni and Prosecutor Raymond Viray said Dilag’s Jan. 26 order, which deferred the court proceedings and recalled the arrest warrant "is not based on law and jurisprudence."
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[Title] => 4 US Marines litisin na sa korte — DOJ
[Summary] => Ipatutuloy na ng Department of Justice (DOJ) ang paglilitis sa apat na Amerikanong sundalo na sangkot sa Subic rape case.
Ayon kay Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez, hihilingin na ng prosecution sa korte na masimulan na ang paglilitis laban sa apat na US Marines na kinabibilangan nina Chad Carpentier, Daniel Smith, Keith Silkwood at Dominic Duplantis.
Ipinaliwanag ni Gonzalez na maaari namang isailalim sa paglilitis ang mga nabanggit na Amerikano kahit pa wala sa gobyerno ang kustodiya nito o ang tinatawag na "trial in absencia".
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Batay sa ipinalabas na resolution ng SC, pinaniwalaan ng SC ang argumento ng DOJ na dapat lamang na mailipat ang nasabing kaso dahil patuloy itong tumatagal dahil sa umano’y kawalan ng hukom na hahawak.
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In a letter to Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban dated yesterday, Gonzalez said that after Olongapo City regional trial court (RTC) Judge Renato Dilag inhibited himself from the case, the choice of judges to handle the proceedings was narrowed down to two.
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"I think not all of them should be charged, but Smith should be charged," Gonzalez said, referring to the principal accused, Cpl. Daniel Smith.
He faces charges of raping a 22-year-old Filipina inside a moving van at the Subic freeport while his fellow Marines cheered him on. The rape allegedly happened following US-Philippine military exercises in October.
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In an omnibus motion filed before Regional Trial Court Branch 73, Olongapo City Prosecutor Prudencio Jalandoni and Prosecutor Raymond Viray said Dilag’s Jan. 26 order, which deferred the court proceedings and recalled the arrest warrant "is not based on law and jurisprudence."
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[Title] => 4 US Marines litisin na sa korte — DOJ
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Ayon kay Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez, hihilingin na ng prosecution sa korte na masimulan na ang paglilitis laban sa apat na US Marines na kinabibilangan nina Chad Carpentier, Daniel Smith, Keith Silkwood at Dominic Duplantis.
Ipinaliwanag ni Gonzalez na maaari namang isailalim sa paglilitis ang mga nabanggit na Amerikano kahit pa wala sa gobyerno ang kustodiya nito o ang tinatawag na "trial in absencia".
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January 21, 2006 - 12:00am
