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MANILA, Philippines -- The Supreme Court has not acted on the petition of former agriculture undersecretary Jocelyn “Joc Joc” Bolante to stop the arrest order issued against him by the Senate, according to a radio report.

Radio dzMM said that the justices, including Chief Justice Reynato Puno, were on recess.

In a live radio interview, lawyer Harry Roque said the high tribunal’s non-issuance of a temporary restraining order (TRO) was in itself a decision by the high court.

Bolante, whose arrival from the US is expected late Tuesday night, filed the petition through his lawyer Antonio Zulueta.

• No Bolante on plane manifest--lawyer
• Villar no right to have Bolante arrested
• Protests to welcome Bolante

• 50% of flu victims in their teens, pre-teens
• CBCP happy with poll automation development
• De Castro unveils good governance agenda
• Prayer power for Aquino spreads to Internet
• CBCP head favors partial poll automation
• Automation firms say machines 100% accurate
• Hundreds of Moro rebels slain—military