By Atty. Rolex T. Suplico This is the sad story of Renato, a Filipino from Oriental Mindoro, who migrated to Canada in 1974, and became a Canadian by naturalization. After their retirement in 2000, he and his wife went back to Mindoro. They bought a lot beside the beach, where they built a house. In
June 13, 2020
By Atty. Rolex T. Suplico In this new case of People vs. Gerald Moreno y Tazon (GR 191759, Mar. 2, 2020), the Supreme Court illustrated that the positive, categorical, consistent identification of a single witness prevails over the alibi and denial of the accused. The Court affirmed the decision of the Court of Appeals, with
June 6, 2020
By Atty. Rolex T. Suplico Last Tuesday, May 26, 2020, I watched the first joint committee hearing of the Committee on Legislative Franchises and the Committee on Good Government and Public Accountability at the session hall of the House of Representatives. They took up the franchise application of the shuttered ABS-CBN. Mr. Carlo Lopez Katigbak,
May 30, 2020
By Atty. Rolex T. Suplico I remember the late Ben “Boyong” Palma who first asked me to write a column for his newspaper The Sentinel in the early 1990s. I named my column Dura Lex, Sed Lex. When The Sentinel closed, we went our separate ways. I dabbled in politics thereafter. Then, sometime in 2015,
May 25, 2020