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CONVICT OR ACQUIT? Senator-judges will consider 5 key questions by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 28, 2012Click this to visit the main page. CONVICT OR ACQUIT? Senator-judges will consider 5 key questions in deciding Corona's fate. Photo by Junny Roy/Senate Pool Did Chief Justice Renato Corona betray public trust and violate the Constitution?
'Corona not 'morally fit' to be Chief Justice' by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 28, 2012Click this to visit the main page. As the impeachment case comes to a close, the prosecution team reiterated that Chief Justice Renato Corona does not deserve to be the country's top magistrate.The prosecution team asserted in its closing...
Corona committed no impeachable offense, defense says by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 28, 2012Click this to visit the main page. For the defense team, Chief Justice Renato Corona has not incurred an impeachable offense when he did not disclose his dollar accounts in his statement of assets.“Non-disclosure of bank accounts does...
What if Jennifer Holliday cross-examined Corona? by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 27, 2012Chief Justice Corona was tried for the right reasons at the right time but in the wrong place by the wrong people. The prosecutors didn't have the balls to grill Corona. The senator-judges were as disappointing. Corona should have app...
Basa statement on 'reconciliation' by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 27, 2012Click this to visit the main page. Read the full text of the Basa statement below: We are happy that our pursuit for peace within our family is finally becoming a reality. As we have said in past interviews this has been a long struggle for...
Corona and Carpio: From friends to foes by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 27, 2012Click this to visit the main page. In the old office of one of the country's biggest law firms, a picture of two men in their target-shooting gear hung on display. One of them was a co-founder of the firm, whose most prominent client w...
CJ withdrew $3.25 M last December: report by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 27, 2012Click this to visit the main page. The prosecution panel is expected to stress tomorrow that Chief Justice Renato Corona withdrew at least $3.25 million deposits from Dec. 12, 2011, the day he was impeached, to Dec. 22, 2011, contrary to what h...
2 legal experts predict CJ conviction by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 26, 2012Click this to visit the main page. Two legal experts predicted on Saturday that senator-judges will hand down a guilty verdict in the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona. University of the East (UE) College of Law...
Corona bares he has $2.4 million in his accounts by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 25, 2012Click this to visit the main page. Chief Justice Renato Corona on Friday admitted that he has at least $2.4 million (P105,026,400 for at P43:$1 exchange) in his four dollar accounts.Corona claimed that he earned this money due to his do...
Corona signs waiver by The Blog of Innocence: SilentVoice Points on May 25, 2012Click this to visit the main page. Embattled Chief Justice Renato C. Corona signed Thursday afternoon a waiver, clearing The Medical City, including its officials and doctors, of any responsibility should anything untoward happens to him w...
