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DOJ set to appeal RTC ruling on Trillanes case

October 24, 2018by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

“The DOJ (Department of Justice) will file, not later than Friday, a motion for partial reconsideration of the order of RTC-Makati Branch 148 (coup d’ etat) only insofar as it […]

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PRESIDENT DUTERTE JUDICIARY

DUTERTE STAYS OFF SERENO IMPEACHMENT CASE

August 3, 2017by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

Malacañang on Thursday said President Rodrigo Duterte respects the separation of powers of the three branches of government and would not meddle in the impeachment case filed against Chief Justice […]

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EXTENSION OF MARTIAL LAW MULLED.

July 5, 2017by AQUABALANZA 1 Comment

The 60-day Martial Law in Mindanao that President Rodrigo Duterte declared on May 23 may be extended. But Department of National Defense (DND) Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said they need a […]

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SC merges petitions vs martial law

June 8, 2017by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

The Supreme Court on Thursday announced that it will consolidate the two mandamus petitions asking the high court to order the Senate and the House of Representatives to convene in […]

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SC extends ‘status quo order’ on Marcos burial to Oct. 18

September 7, 2016by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

 The Supreme Court on Wednesday extends Status Quo Ante Order (SQA) in connection with the burial of late President Ferdinand Marcos at the Libingan ng mga Bayani (LNMB) in Taguig […]

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SUPREME COURT VOTES 9-6 IN FAVOR OF POE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL BID

March 8, 2016by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

    In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court (SC) decided to save Senator Grace Poe from disqualification as presidential candidate in the 2016 election. The SC en banc on […]

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2016 ELECTION, PRESIDENT DUTERTE JUDICIARY

SUPREME COURT OKs P1.7-B Comelec-Smartmatic deal

January 10, 2016by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

THE SUPREME Court (SC) has affirmed the Commission on Elections (Comelec) awarding last June to Smartmatic-Total Information Management (TIM) Corp. of a P1.72-billion contract for the lease of an additional […]

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2016 ELECTION, PRESIDENT DUTERTE JUDICIARY, Uncategorized

POE’S PRESIDENTIAL BID GROWS DIMMER; TO BRING DISQUALIFICATION CASE TO SUPREME COURT

December 11, 2015by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

Lawyers of Senator Grace Poe will raise her case to the Supreme Court if she suffers a third debacle in the  Commission on Elections (Comelec). Poe’s chance of joining the […]

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2016 ELECTION, PRESIDENT DUTERTE JUDICIARY, Uncategorized

SUPREME COURT REVERSES OMBUDSMAN SUSPENSION VS MAYOR JUNJUN BINAY

November 11, 2015by AQUABALANZA Leave a comment

Dismissed Makati Mayor Jejomar Erwin “Junjun” Binay Jr. has won his case in the Supreme Court (SC) against the Office of the Ombudsman in relation to his earlier preventive suspension […]

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2016 ELECTION, PRESIDENT DUTERTE JUDICIARY, presidential race

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