Well, if it really happened, alam mo na ang ugali ni De Lima.
That said, appointing a cabinet member to the SC is always questionable (i.e. ex-Associate Justice Quisumbing, Justice Brion, ex-CJ Corona, etc.) and their motives as well their academic, professional and moral qualifications to the post should rightly be questioned and subjected to the most intense public scrutiny as they are, first and foremost, politicians and not jurists.
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July 4th, 2012 12:56 PM #2Di daw dahil bata ni PNoy...REALLY?!?
Lima’s confidence not from President Aquino, says Valte
By Fat Reyes
INQUIRER.net
11:18 am | Wednesday, July 4th, 2012
Manila, Philippines—Malacañang has expressed doubts that the confidence exuded by Justice Secretary Leila de Lima in her chances to get the Chief Justice post came from President Benigno Aquino III, a Radyo Inquirer report said Wednesday.
In the report, Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Abigail Valte was quoted as saying that it was possible that De Lima’s confidence came from her qualifications and experiences.
De Lima was the chairperson of the Commission on Human Rights before she became Justice Secretary.
The report said the palace had no comments on speculations saying that De Lima’s disobedience to Aquino’s preference for her to maintain the DOJ post might affect her chances to be chosen as Chief Justice.
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