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Saturday, April 05, 2008 |
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Judges can now acquire
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Supreme Court approves guidelines for gun acquisition
by judges
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THE Supreme Court on Friday gave its go signal
to allow judges all over the country to acquire handguns for their
personal protection, safety and security.
In a two-page resolution, the High Tribunal
approved the proposed guidelines that provide lower courts judges
the opportunity to avail of a handgun through an interest-free loan.
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Palau President cites successful RP visit
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Despite the hassles he encountered at the country’s airports when
he left the Philippines, Palau President Tommy Remengesau described
his recent state visit to the Philippines as “highly
successful.”
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Squabbling PCGG officials
to face off next week
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THE much-awaited showdown between two warring officials of the
Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) culminates next
week as Commissioner Nicasio Conti...
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Health department continues
anti-tobacco drive, programs
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The Department of Health said it would continue its intensified
campaign on controlling the use of tobacco in the country through
the set of strategies made by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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P150,000 reward for Dalaig slay leads
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The Manila Police District (MPD) said Friday that they are willing
to give a P150,000 bounty on anyone who can provide information on
the whereabouts of the man last seen with former Commission on
Elections Law Department Chief Alioden Dalaig at the closed circuit
TV (CCTV) of the Manila Pavillion on November 10 last year.
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Jordanian terror suspects deported
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THE Bureau of Immigration on Friday evening deported two Jordanian
terror suspects who were allegedly behind a plot to bomb the US and
several Western embassies in Manila, and to assassinate the
President.
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Five more Oakwood mutineers plead guilty
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Five junior military officers on trial for alleged involvement in
the failed July 2003 Oakwood mutiny have pleaded guilty to charges
of violating provisions of the Armed Forces Articles of War (AW).
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