Tupas wants to amend JBC rules; SC associate justice vacancy to be announced Wed

Manila : Philippines | Sep 03, 2012 at 7:39 PM PDT

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PhilippinesJudicial and Bar Council member and Iloilo Representative Niel Tupas Jr. said he will insist on amending rules of the JBC particularly the rule that automatically disqualifies candidates with pending criminal or administrative case. Tupas said before they discuss the Supreme Court... FULL ARTICLE AT Inquirer.net

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