+ Follow EDILBERTO SANDOVAL AND TERESITA Tag
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[Title] => Lawyer apologizes for disrupting Estrada trial
[Summary] => A private lawyer who has been pestering the Sandiganbayan to appoint him one of the counsels de oficio of jailed former President Joseph Estrada, apologized yesterday to the Justices of the anti-graft court special division for disrupting Estrada’s trial.
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[Title] => Estrada cries persecution
[Summary] => Jailed former President Joseph Estrada slammed yesterday the Sandiganba-yan for allegedly persecuting him instead of conducting a fair trial of the corruption charges filed against him by the government.
In a strongly worded two-page letter addressed to the anti-graft court’s special division, Estrada insisted that he was still the legally elected president.
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EDILBERTO SANDOVAL AND TERESITA
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In a strongly worded two-page letter addressed to the anti-graft court’s special division, Estrada insisted that he was still the legally elected president.
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