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Both sides were claiming victory yesterday after the Court of Appeals handed down its ruling on a petition filed by US Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith questioning his brief detention at the Makati City Jail. The CA verdict: the petition had been rendered moot by Smith’s late-night transfer last Friday to the US embassy, as agreed upon by the governments of the Philippines and the United States.


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                    [Summary] => The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) asked a Manila court yesterday to dismiss the petition filed by former National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) deputy director Samuel Ong for being "moot and academic."


Ong had asked Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 33 Judge Reynaldo Ros late last month not to allow the state prosecutor, which is under the Department of Justice, to conduct the preliminary investigation of inciting to sedition charges against him. Ong claimed the outcome would be prejudiced as he questioned the DOJ’s impartiality.


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JUSTICE SECRETARY RAUL GONZALEZ AND CHIEF STATE PROSECUTOR JOVENCITO ZU

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Ong had asked Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 33 Judge Reynaldo Ros late last month not to allow the state prosecutor, which is under the Department of Justice, to conduct the preliminary investigation of inciting to sedition charges against him. Ong claimed the outcome would be prejudiced as he questioned the DOJ’s impartiality.


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EDITORIAL — Ambiguities

January 4, 2007 - 12:00am

Both sides were claiming victory yesterday after the Court of Appeals handed down its ruling on a petition filed by US Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith questioning his brief detention at the Makati City Jail....

Opinion

OSG blocks Ong’s petition on inciting to sedition case

By Evelyn Macairan | July 7, 2005 - 12:00am

The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) asked a Manila court yesterday to dismiss the petition filed by former National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) deputy director Samuel Ong for being "moot and academic." Ong...

Headlines