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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Supreme Court issues show cause order to law professors

In a further development in the Del Castillo matter, the Philippine Supreme Court issued a show cause order against UP College of Law faculty members to explain why they should not be “disciplined as members of the Bar” for issuing an “accusing statement” against Associate Justice Mariano C. del Castillo.

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