Originally Posted by
firestarter
What your doing is cornering the argument into what is provided for by the rules of court brod.. mao nang inyong master kanang sulod sa korte.. Are you a lawyer kay maayo man kaayo ka mo corner?
Balik lang ta sa Constitution...
As a Constitutional Right to every citizen, is the Government mandated by the Constitution to provide legal assistance to the offended?
Again , we are not talking about proof of irregularity of CHR's work here. I'm merely pointing the fact that, that office has been pressured to make suka Gascon or else 1k is their budget for the year 2018..
Because whether you like it or not, the Rules of Court are there. It is a Constitutional right. BUT, the Constitution is the general rule, and the ROC provides for the exception. The SOJ has the discretion to command the inhibition of all public prosecutors. Now, pwede ni nimo ma challenge sa Supreme Court. And kailangan naa kay lawyer kuyog to appear before the SC. But asa man kag lawyer kung dili dawatun sa pro bono lawyers imo case? Imo sila pugson? Dili pwede. Sa CHR? Nahh, 1k ra ila budget, wala silay kwarta pangbayad ug filing fees. Remember, dili pwede musupak ang public attorneys sa SOJ.
What's strange to me is you seem to agree with the constructive abolishment of the CHR by the lower house even without reliable basis.