A DAY after the Supreme Court (SC) snubbed a congressional hearing on the Judiciary Development Fund (JDF), Malacañang virtually took the cudgels for its allies in the House of Representatives who are conducting the probe, saying the High Court lacks transparency on issues of public interest.
Its spokesman, Edwin Lacierda, on Wednesday compared the executive to the judiciary which, he said, has not been totally open when it comes to matters of fund use or even the filing of magistrates’ statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN).
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