ROGER POSADAS

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                    [Title] => Hire more lawyers, prosecutors urge
                    [Summary] => The Office of the Special Prosecutor will be hiring more lawyers to help prosecute more pending cases and win more convictions.


Additional lawyers would also help the prosecutors to focus their efforts on fewer cases, according to Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio.


"The problem in the past was caused mostly by prosecutors being spread too thinly over too many cases," Villa Ignacio said. 


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                    [Title] => I did no wrong, says ex-UP exec
                    [Summary] => One of the two University of the Philippines officials who had been meted 17-year jail terms by the Sandiganbayan for graft and unethical conduct called the decision unfair, saying the case would be elevated to the Supreme Court for a possible reversal of the conviction.


"I find the decision utterly unfair, unjust, cruel and senseless. I am so disgusted, incensed and bitter over this unjust decision that I cannot help but begin losing faith in our present system of laws and judicial processes," former UP Diliman chancellor Roger Posadas said.


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                    [Title] => Two former UP officials get 17 years for graft, unethical conduct
                    [Summary] => Two former officials of the state-owned University of the Philippines were each given a 17-year jail term after the Sandiganbayan found them guilty of graft and unethical conduct.


Former UP Diliman campus chancellor and faculty member Roger Posadas and vice chancellor Rolando Dayco were "perpetually barred" from holding public office and ordered to indemnify the government a total of P336,000. 


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Hire more lawyers, prosecutors urge

November 30, 2005 - 12:00am

The Office of the Special Prosecutor will be hiring more lawyers to help prosecute more pending cases and win more convictions. Additional lawyers would also help the prosecutors to focus their efforts on fewer...

Headlines

I did no wrong, says ex-UP exec

By Delon Porcalla | July 8, 2005 - 12:00am

One of the two University of the Philippines officials who had been meted 17-year jail terms by the Sandiganbayan for graft and unethical conduct called the decision unfair, saying the case would be elevated to the...

Metro

Two former UP officials get 17 years for graft, unethical conduct

By Delon Porcalla | July 1, 2005 - 12:00am

Two former officials of the state-owned University of the Philippines were each given a 17-year jail term after the Sandiganbayan found them guilty of graft and unethical conduct. Former UP Diliman campus chancellor...

Headlines