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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Saturday, March 29, 2008 |
‘Courts not delaying
issuance of warrants’
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE
Executive Judge Fe Lualhati Bustamante of the Negros Oriental Regional Trial Court yesterday decried as unfair the claims of some groups and individuals about delays in the issuances of search warrants.
Bustamante was referring to a report that the Negros Oriental Provincial Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking had passed a resolution seeking a special court for faster issuances of search warrants in cases involving trafficking-in-person.
The group was referring to what they perceived as delays in the issuances of court orders that affect law enforcement operations against suspects. 
| Pursue truth, graduates told “Truth is both the end and the means of science,” Dr. Ma. Christina Padolina, speaker at the recent 95th Commencement Exercises at Silliman University in Dumaguete said about the practice of science and its moral and spiritual dimensions, a press release from the school said. Addressing the graduating class of 774 students, eight of them with magna cum laude and 58, cum laude honors, Padolina said the pursuit of truth and one’s faith go together in science. Padolina, who is the president of Centro Escolar University and a former Commissioner of the Commission on Higher Education, cited physicist and theologian Dr. John Polkinghorne who wrote in his book: “The whole practice of science depends upon the acceptance of certain moral values.” |
| Negros Oriental News Title 3 Paste article here. |
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