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Expelled INC minister's lawyer faces disbarment charges

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The legal counsel of an expelled Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) minister is facing disbarment charges before the Supreme Court. 
 
Trixie Angeles, the lawyer of expelled INC minister Lowell Menorca and his wife Jinky, allegedly violated her oath as a lawyer for "continuously detaining" her clients' househelp, Abegail Yanson. 
 
Roselie Yanson, the mother of Abegail, filed a five-page complaint-affidavit against the lawyer, citing that she also violated the Code of Professional Responsibility. 
 
"[A]ttorney Angeles knew that the Menorcas are detaining Abegail Yanson against her will for the purpose of using her testimony against INC," the complaint read. 
 
The complaint noted that Angeles assisted the Menorcas in preventing the complainant from being with her daughter. 
 
The elder Yanson narrated that incident inside the session hall of the Court of Appeals (CA) on Tuesday when the proceedings for the habeas corpus and amparo petitions had been suspended. 
 
The complainant said that her daughter showed obvious signs of intense fear upon entering the session hall with the Menorcas. Abegail was also tightly guarded by uniformed guards. 
 
Rosalie said was able to hug her daughter but Angeles, the Menorcas and the guards, forcibly pulled her away. 
 
Angeles allegedly lied before the CA when she narrated a different version of the said incident. 
 
"It is but imperative that she be disbarred from the Roll of Attorneys. Her actuations and conduct clearly fall short of the high standard of moral and professional character required of lawyers," the complaint said. 
 
Meanwhile, Angeles said that it is best for Abegail to respond to the said issue as she is the alleged victim. 
 
"I'm fairly sure she will do so soon enough," Angeles said. 
 
Source: <a href="http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2015/11/06/1519050/expelled-inc-ministers-lawyer-faces-disbarment-charges">http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2015/11/06/1519050/expelled-inc-ministers-lawyer-faces-disbarment-charges</a> 
By: Patricia Lourdes Viray 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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How to avoid falling prey to 'tanim bala' scheme

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Numerous passengers — foreigners included —  have been complaining in the recent weeks of being framed for possession of live ammunition in their luggage in various Philippine airports. 
 
The Philippine National Police-Aviation Security Group (PNP-AVSeG) recorded 30 alleged cases of "tanim bala" [planting of bullets in luggage] or "laglag bala" [dropping of bullets in luggage] from January to November 2015, while the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) recorded five alleged cases in the past two weeks. 
 
Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. earlier called the reported cases as isolated, but he said the government was investigating the matter. 
 
The "tanim bala" scheme allegedly involves airport security officials who plant live ammunition in order to extort an exorbitant amount of money from the passenger caught with the planted bullet inside their luggage. 
 
Under Republic Act 10591, it's unlawful for anyone to possess or buy firearms and ammunition without the license to do so. 
 
To avoid falling prey to the "tanim bala" scheme, Joseph Plazo of Plazo Associates Law shared his tips as a lawyer on how you can protect your luggage and how you can practice your legal rights if you become a victim of the alleged scam. 
 
Use hard-case luggage, avoid bags that have external pockets 
Some concerned citizens have posted videos of how easy it is to pry open the zippers of a padlocked luggage; all it will need is a ballpoint pen to dislodge the zipper to open the bag with locks and you won't even know that your luggage was tampered. 
 
Plazo advised travelers to choose a hard-case luggage sealed with heavy-duty padlocks, so the passenger would easily know if their bags had been tampered. 
 
He also suggested using luggage without external pockets. If it has external pockets — no matter how small or seemingly hidden — don't forget to secure it with heavy-duty padlocks. 
 
Wrap your entire luggage in cling wrap 
If you already have a luggage that is not a hard case, you can still opt to use it, but add a tightly-wrapped layer of cling wrap around your luggage for safety. 
 
"Wrap the entire bag in plastic. The shrink wrap makes sticking in a bullet difficult," he said. 
 
MIAA spokesperson Dave de Castro said that a new service to wrap travelers' bags is now available at airport terminals and a numbers of passengers had already availed of the service. 
 
Let the officials go through your bag — but only in the presence of witnesses, a lawyer, and official's supervisor 
Eric Apolonio, spokesperson of the Civil Aeronautics Association of the Philippines (CAAP), advised travelers to keep an eye on their luggage at all times, even as it goes through the airport security X-ray and walk-through metal detectors. 
 
If an airport security employee claims to have seen a bullet in the X-ray of your luggage and insists that you are carrying contraband and proceeds to open your bag, Plazo said that you have the right to delay the opening of your bag until your lawyer, the airport official's supervisor, or third-party witnesses arrive. 
 
When your lawyer, the official's supervisor, and witnesses are already with you, open the locks of your bag, and let the airport officials take it from there. 
 
Plazo stressed that you should let the airport official go through the contents of your bag and find the alleged bullet seen in the X-ray, adding that if the bullets were planted, it will not bear your fingerprints. 
 
"A bullet with none of your fingerprints sheds reasonable doubt on the possession of the said item," Plazo said. 
 
You have the right to remain silent 
Section 12 of the Philippine Bill of Rights in the 1987 Constitution clearly states that you have the right to remain silent. 
 
Plazo added that, if the airport officials demand you to admit that you own the bullet found in your luggage, you can stand by your right to remain silent and that any admission you might be forced to make without the presence of a lawyer would be inadmissible in court. 
 
Know your legal rights 
Plazo reminded air passengers that no police officer can set bail, as only judges are empowered by law to set bail. 
 
"Corrupt officials may say: 'Sir, you simply have to pay [extortion amount here], and we'll let you go.' This is a trap," Plazo said. 
 
Public officers proved to have violated the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act RA 3019 will be punished by a fine or imprisonment. 
 
If the airport officials detain you arbitrarily, Plazo said you have ammunition to fight back by filing a petition for a writ of habeas corpus or a complaint of arbitrary detention. 
 
"Habeas corpus is a legal proceeding to obtain liberty. The remedy is proper where the rogue authorities have no probable cause nor basis to hold you, while arbitrary detention is a crime equivalent to illegal detention, more popularly known as kidnapping," Plazo stated. 
 
CNN Philippines' Kristine de Guzman and Gerg Cahiles contributed to this report. 
 
Source: <a href="http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2015/11/02/How-to-avoid-being-a-victim-of-tanim-bala-laglag-bala-scam-airport-extortion-scheme.html">http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2015/11/02/How-to-avoid-being-a-victim-of-tanim-bala-laglag-bala-scam-airport-extortion-scheme.html</a> 
By: Lara Tan 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Liz Uy has filed libel and slander charges against blogger Michael Sy Lim, better known as Fashion Pulis on Monday at the Makati City prosecutor's office. 
 
The stylist is suing Lim for six counts of online libel and one count of grave slander over his comments related to outfits worn by Maine Mendoza, with whom Uy has worked for different projects. 
 
In a statement sent by Uy's lawyers Lorna Kapunan and Irene Garcia to GMA News Online, Lim is being charged with six counts of online libel under Section 4(c)(4) of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in relation to Article 355 of the Revised Penal Code and one count of grave slander under Article 358 of the Revised Penal Code. Uy's camp is claiming damages amounting to P11 million. 
 
The online libel case stemmed from a photo of Mendoza and Kim Chiu wearing the same Francis Libiran gown posted by Lim on his blogsite fashionpulis.com and Twitter account @FashionPulis. he post was titled, "Stylist Makes Maine Mendoza Wear Recycled Gown on Historical TV Event." 
Mendoza was seen wearing the gown during the "Eat Bulaga: Sa Tamang Panahon" on October 25 at the Philippine Arena. 
 
In an Instagram post, the fashion designer clarified that Chiu only modeled the gown for his "Francis Libiran Metrowear Icon" fashion show held at the Edsa Shangri-La in 2013. 
 
"This gown has not been worn at any other event by any other celebrity," he said. 
 
In an interview with StyleBible.ph, Uy also clarified that the gown was chosen among several gowns for the Cinderella-themed show. She added that Tape Inc. purchased the gown for the event. 
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Meanwhile, the charge of grave slander is in relation to Lim's "false and malicious verbal tirades" against Uy at a dinner event in Manila Peninsula on October 28. According to Kapunan and Garcia, Lim told other guests that Uy let Mendoza wear a "hand-me-down" Gucci jacket for a Preview Magazine shoot. Uy's friends including actress Isabelle Daza witnessed the incident. 
Lim also pointed this out on his social media accounts. 
 
However, the stylist's lawyers clarified that Uy was not responsible for Mendoza's outfits during the magazine shoot. They said that she received the jacket from Store Specialists Incorporated (SSI) where she works as a social media influencer. 
 
According to her counsel, these posts and remarks were meant to discredit Uy as a competent fashion stylist for Mendoza. Because of the said posts, fans sent Uy a barrage of hate messages and asked her to step down as Mendoza's stylist. 
 
"Mr. Lim must be held accountable because he caused Ms. Uy grave humiliation and extreme distress. He maligned Ms. Uy, impeached her integrity and subjected her to public ridicule and dishonor," the statement said. 
 
Saddened 
Lim, for his part, was saddened by the charges. 
 
"Her feelings of being wronged by my post was based on a common truthful observation about her body of work relative to Maine Mendoza of AlDub which many people other than me also pointed out," he said in a statement. 
 
"Is it a crime for ordinary people, bloggers, showbiz writers and journalists to point out valid observations about those in the public eye? 
Lim called Uy's move a suppression of press freedom. He said his lawyer is already considering filing counter charges for what he called "malicious prosecution." 
 
Source; <a href="http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/543705/showbiz/chikaminute/for-comments-about-maine-s-outfits-liz-uy-files-p11-m-suit-vs-fashion-pulis">http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/543705/showbiz/chikaminute/for-comments-about-maine-s-outfits-liz-uy-files-p11-m-suit-vs-fashion-pulis</a> 
By: Trisha Macas

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Grace Poe slapped with 4th disqualification case by ex-law dean

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Former University of the East College of Law Dean Amado Valdez on Monday filed a disqualification case against presidential aspirant Senator Grace Poe over citizenship issues. 
 
Valdez filed the petition at the Commission on Elections (Comelec) headquarters in Intramuros, Manila, Radyo Inquirer reported. 
 
According to the former law dean, Poe lost her natural-born status when she renounced her Filipino citizenship to become a citizen of the United States. 
 
 
“When you lost your citizenship, there’s no way you can reacquire your natural born status,” Valdez said in an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel. 
 
“At best, she is a repatriated Filipino citizen under Republic Act 9225 (Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act of 2003),” he added. 
 
The law dean’s petition followed the disqualification cases filed by former senator Francisco “Kit” Tatad and De La Salle University political science professor Antonio Contreras against Poe, who is leading presidential preference surveys. 
 
“Ang epekto ng kanyang renunciation of Filipino citizenship, ang sinasabi natin dito, even if she had reacquired her Filipino citizenship at nirenounce niya ‘yung kanyang American citizenship, ang nare-acquire niya ‘yung kanyang status as Filipino citizen but not natural-born,” Valdez said. 
 
He added, “Sa Constitution, ang natural-born, hindi na kailangang gumawa pa ng hakbang para maging natural-born,” Valdez stressed. 
 
Source: <a href="http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/738070/grace-poe-slapped-4th-disqualification-case-by-ex-ue-law-dean">http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/738070/grace-poe-slapped-4th-disqualification-case-by-ex-ue-law-dean</a> 
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Mini-MBA for Labor Relations Management December 03 – 04, 2015 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM ASTORIA PLAZA, Escriva Drive, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines REGISTER NOW! CALL Arriva AT 370-9961 to 63 (Globe) 0917-3257870 (Smart) 0919-6142598 (Sun) 0932-5985708 The specific objectives of this 2-day unique fun-filled learning experience are;     Understand better the realities and intricacies of labor law and labor-management relations in the Philippines, particularly in the industry where their companies and businesses happen to belong to;     Recognize and understand the “rules of the game” of Philippine labor law and labormanagement relations; and thereby become better “players”;          Enhance their knowledge of labor law and jurisprudence (i.e. Supreme Court Decisions), and on how to effectively deal with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and other regulatory agencies;          Acquire working knowledge about the legal and documentary requirements of labor law, especially on aspects of “substantive and procedural due process” and “substantial evidence” in the discipline and termination of employees;          Improve their skills in instilling and maintaining effective progressive discipline in the workplace or worksite; while at the same time avoiding, if not, minimizing costly and time-consuming illegal dismissal cases;          Appreciate the different scenarios that can result from a protracted labor dispute: winlose, lose-win, lose-lose, and win-win; thereby encouraging strategic, creative and practical thinking in handling and dealing with workers and their representatives (or unions).          Understand and apply the pro-active “Labor Law Made Easy” approach and “WIN-WIN” strategy in dealing with labor concerns, issues and disputes; and appreciate their multidimensional nature, building on a solid legal foundation and framework as well as on the ancient wisdom of Sun Tzu, the legendary general and author of the classic The Art of War

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