+ Follow ALBERT TAW Tag
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[Title] => Police, judges need to learn IT to fight cyber-criminals
[Summary] => There is no need to pass new laws to allow cops to search and seize computers used as tools in committing crimes and arrest cyber-criminals. Extant laws governing those crimes are already in place.
But law enforcers and judges can avoid committing a lot of mistakes if they understand the new technology. There is an urgent need for them to upgrade their knowledge on information technology and computer literacy.
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[Title] => 10 taxpayers seek halt to trial
[Summary] => A group of 10 individuals — two lawyers, six professors, a businessman and a customs broker — has filed a "nuisance" suit that seeks to stop the impeachment trial of President Estrada.
In a taxpayer’s suit filed with the Supreme Court Thursday night, lawyers Vener Malabanan III and Albert Taw said the Senate should stop hearing the trial as an impeachment court since the Constitution provides that it is Congress that shall promulgate the rules on impeachment.
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ALBERT TAW
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In a taxpayer’s suit filed with the Supreme Court Thursday night, lawyers Vener Malabanan III and Albert Taw said the Senate should stop hearing the trial as an impeachment court since the Constitution provides that it is Congress that shall promulgate the rules on impeachment.
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