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ASSOCIATE JUSTICES PRESBITERO VELASCO JR. AND EDUARDO NACHURA

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Lone dissenter stands firm on constitutional prohibition

March 18, 2010 - 12:00am

When justices of the Supreme Court (SC) voted yesterday to allow President Arroyo to appoint the next chief justice, one magistrate stood her ground and defended the minority position by her lonesome.

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