Impeachment against CJ Corona..

[yapoy86]

Since when hinde naging assets ang cash? Kahit anong currencies pa yan, cash is asset...bobo Lang magsasabi na hinde asset Ang cash...

Saka yan dollar deposit secrecy law eh para Sa banks and not depositors I mean the law prohibits the bank from disclosing bank details to the public w/o waiver from the depositor.

Eh pag disclosed mo dollar asset mo sa saln in essense you are waiving your rights Saka ikaw mismo na depositor nagsusulat so walang connction yun hinde niya pagsulat Sa SALN niya yun dollars niya hinde naman banks nagsusulat nun Sa SALN. Hinde pwede gamitin yun FCDU law na yan

as per senator cayetano, if you have dollar deposit say 1 dollar, you should declare that amount in your saln say 46 pesos, that way you declared your asset and not the bank account...

kasi sa saln, pag may deposit ka, lalagay mo lang cash deposit.. hindi din naman kasi required na detailed yun

[Ry_Tower]

paano kaya gagaling ang wala naman sakit?

Kapag napirmahan na waiver! :hysterical:

[shadow]

as per senator cayetano, if you have dollar deposit say 1 dollar, you should declare that amount in your saln say 46 pesos, that way you declared your asset and not the bank account...

kasi sa saln, pag may deposit ka, lalagay mo lang cash deposit.. hindi din naman kasi required na detailed yun

in short ilalagay mo pa rin...converted to peso..so how much did CJ declared in his SALN? P3M? nasaan yun mga dollar deposits?

[Retz]

Nung nilapitan siya ng Sgt. at Arms, Corona told him: "Are you going to arrest me?". Sana ang sinabi ay saan ba ang malapit na clinic o ung doctor dito?

[antonath]

sana ganito na lang sinabi ni corona after walkout: "Are you going to arrest me?? This is a free country! i can do what i want!"

[Retz]

ung timing nung pag atake ng sakit niya ay questionable. kaya hindi naniniwala ang karamihan ng taong bayan. again, sa presscon na lang niya dapat sabihin ang kanyang opening statement. if the presiding officer stop him on his 3rd warning to CJ, the outcome I think won't be the same.

[ghosthunter]

[ghosthunter]

from facebook...

Quote from Jaime Garchitorena:

CJ CORNONAs DRAMA MAY HAVE EXPOSED AN IMPORTANT TRUTH: Even if you were a die hard Corona fan ( the Justice not the beer) and believed every word he said (Midas Marquez Im talking to you), AND believe that CJ CORONA is REALLY in the hospital with diabetes, complications of the kidney and complications of the heart, AND add to the fact that his doctors HAVE OFFICIALLY revealed that he has had multiple heart bypasses, then (overly) dramatic episode in the Senate does bring to light one thing...that while you ( yes Midas...Im still talking to you) may believe CJ CORONA is innocent of any crime, you cannot deny that he may be INCAPABLE of executing his duties as CJ due to ADMITTED fragile health. How many life and death issues does he deal with everyday? Even Cuevas has stated that during these episodes of hypo-dramatic-glycemia, CJ CORONA is incapable of coherent thought. IF thats the case, then I would imagine hes not fit to decide on the issues elevated to teh supreme court.

[Retz]

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the best option for cj right now is to resign. dapat dati pa niya ginawa un eh. lalaban daw hangan sa katapusan. ayun sa ospital natapos.

[shadow]

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the best option for cj right now is to resign. dapat dati pa niya ginawa un eh. lalaban daw hangan sa katapusan. ayun sa ospital natapos.

Wala ng kwenta resignation niya, verdict would still be render...sana before nag start proceedings

[ghosthunter]

Given his current physical condition, he can be declared medically incapable of his position.

[CVT]

^^^ That is more like it, bro....

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[yapoy86]

naku sila jinggoy din nun nung nakulong eh puro sakit... di ba si jinggoy sakit sa puso din ata or sa tiyan??

dapat alam ni jinggoy yan hehehe

[bintoy]

Justice on Wheels:

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[antonath]

[Retz]

Corona had the chance to redeem himself last tuesday. But he blew it.

[explorer]

Corona’s contemptible performance

Like millions of others, I was glued to the television the other day watching Chief Justice Renato Corona testify in his own impeachment trial.

Everything about last Tuesday was dramatic. First, there was his refusal to take the stand. He then relented and agreed to testify after the Ombudsman had detailed Anti-Money Laundering Council documents indicating that the chief justice had at least $12 million in various accounts. Prior to last Tuesday, his counsels and talking heads assured the public that Corona would “tell all” and would expose the malice of the individuals who falsely testified against him.

On the day itself, there was a meticulous script acted out by “B” actors, who now deserve acting awards. There was the traditional mass officiated by religious leaders closely identified with former President Gloria Arroyo, the usual illegal mass action by court officials and employees, and even a hero’s send-off for the embattled Corona.

At the Senate itself, the script was literally visible: a couple of pages of a monologue read out by Corona himself, a major deviation from ordinary court proceedings where witnesses are never allowed to deliver opening statements. This was a very carefully written script. Its writers knew that the opus would be allowed by a court that has repeatedly declared that it would respect the magistrate if and when he takes the stand. More importantly, its writers knew that the people would be watching.

And boy, what a show it turned out to be!

The scripted monologue itself was pathetic. Not only was it very poorly written, it was also bereft of the truth that Corona promised the nation. Half of it was mud thrown at the President, Ronald Llamas, and even Franklin Drilon. The other half was about the dirty laundry of the Basas. Was Corona unmindful that his own children and wife were members of the same clan? The Senate President repeatedly asked him if he was finished, but he went on with his litany on matters, which were irrelevant and immaterial. And when he finally addressed the issue leveled against him by the Ombudsman, he resorted to a negative pregnant: the Ombudsman was lying but he admits having dollar deposits which according to him, are absolutely confidential and need not be declared in his SALN.

Prior to his appearance, a little known employee of the BIR, of all agencies, which the chief justice himself quoted in his monologue, opined that dollar deposits do not have to be disclosed in the SALN.

After which, he resorted to a conditional waiver of the secrecy of his dollar and pesos deposits, which takes effect only if and when the 188 congressmen who voted to impeach him and Franklin Drilon sign similar waivers. Talk of a cheap trick!

And after an excruciating two hours of vilification and self-pontification, he states that he is the chief justice of the Republic and leaves the stand.

I still can’t decide which was more offensive: his litany of mud or his walkout. I ask this because he is not just a very high official sought to be removed from his office. He is the chief justice if the land and as such, should personify the prestige and dignity of the legal profession. By resorting to mudslinging at the stand, Corona broke all rules of evidence that were developed over time to ascertain precisely the truth of controverted matters. And by walking out, he has shown contempt not only for the Senate sitting as an impeachment court, but to the rule of law itself, which as chief justice, he should be the first to uphold. If his departure were really for medical reasons, why did he not ask for leave of court? That would have been easy and would certainly have been granted on humanitarian grounds. It does not help that he was captured on camera clearly intent on leaving the Senate on cue. Clearly, what he and his advisers did not anticipate was that the Senate President would order the lock-out of the Senate to prevent him from leaving.

As I write this, it has become apparent that the chief justice will not return to the Senate as he is reportedly in the intensive care unit. I do not question his state of health as that is now between him and his creator. What I condemn is his performance that degraded the legal profession and eroded the people’s trust in the rule of law.

At the very least, Corona has proven to all that he does not deserve to remain as chief justice!

from: Corona

[shadow]

Wow! CJ will attend the hearing tomorrow!

[Retz]

^

confirmed na ba ito?

[chua_riwap]

anong drama na naman kaya gagawin nya?