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Sandiganbayan needs 30 more days for Revilla’s bail petition ruling
PH🏛️ PoliticsCenter11 hr. ago

Sandiganbayan needs 30 more days for Revilla’s bail petition ruling

The Sandiganbayan Third Division has requested an additional 30 days to issue a ruling on the bail petition filed by former Senator Bong Revilla and his co-accused in their malversation case. The court previously granted an extension on June 5 but failed to meet its self-imposed July 5 deadline. The case relates to allegations of a P92.8-million 'ghost' flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan. Revilla has denied any involvement in the project. While he posted bail for graft charges, he remains in custody due to the non-bailable nature of the malversation charge. The court recently denied his request to be released temporarily to attend his brother's funeral, citing concerns about perceived preferential treatment.

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Philippine Daily Inquirer logoPhilippine Daily InquirerIndependentCenter11 hr. ago
Sandiganbayan needs 30 more days for Revilla’s bail petition ruling

The Sandiganbayan Third Division has requested an additional 30 days to issue a ruling on the bail petition filed by former Senator Bong Revilla and his co-accused in their malversation case. The court previously granted an extension on June 5 but failed to meet its self-imposed July 5 deadline. The case relates to allegations of a P92.8-million 'ghost' flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan. Revilla has denied any involvement in the project. While he posted bail for graft charges, he remains in custody due to the non-bailable nature of the malversation charge. The court recently denied his request to be released temporarily to attend his brother's funeral, citing concerns about perceived preferential treatment.

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