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A highly reliable source revealed that during a straw vote on who they would gladly welcome into their ranks, 10 of the SCs 14 justices voted for Azcuna over Court of Appeals Presiding Justice Cancio Garcia, CA Justice Delilah Vidallon-Magtolis and Court Administrator Presbiterio Velasco.
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JUSTICES ROMEO CALLEJO AND CONCHITA CARPIO-MORALES
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A highly reliable source revealed that during a straw vote on who they would gladly welcome into their ranks, 10 of the SCs 14 justices voted for Azcuna over Court of Appeals Presiding Justice Cancio Garcia, CA Justice Delilah Vidallon-Magtolis and Court Administrator Presbiterio Velasco.
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By Delon Porcalla | October 16, 2002 - 12:00am
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