IF the ouster of Maria Lourdes Sereno as chief justice by her own peers in the Supreme Court should teach us anything, it’s that the best-laid plans to protect presidents after they leave office can be for nothing. Oh, and that ordinary words like “may” can be terribly, terribly important sometimes.
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