Bam Aquino hails ruling on Trillanes case as ’victory for the rule of law’ | Inquirer News

Bam Aquino hails ruling on Trillanes case as ’victory for the rule of law’

/ 05:43 PM October 22, 2018

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Sen. Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV (File photo by CATHY MIRANDA / INQUIRER.net)

Oppositionist Sen. Paolo Benigno “Bam” Aquino IV lauded the decision of Makati Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 148 Judge Andres Soriano denying a government petition to order the arrest of Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV for his coup d’etat case, saying it was “a victory for the rule of law.”

READ: Trillanes, a free man for now: Makati court denies gov’t bid for his arrest

“We laud Judge Soriano for siding with the truth and for his courage amidst seemingly insurmountable pressure,” the senator said in a statement on Monday.

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“In our history, the courage of one man to do the right thing can inspire others to do and be the same,” he added. “Kakayanin ng bawat isa sa atin na panindigan ang katotohanan, kahit sa pinakamabigat at pinakamapanganib na sitwasyon.”

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[Each of us can now stand up for the truth, even when faced with the gravest and most dangerous situation.]

Soriano denied the petition of the Department of Justice (DOJ) asking the court to issue a warrant for Trillanes’ arrest for his coup d’ etat case arising from the 2003 Oakwood Mutiny.

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“This is not only a personal victory of Sen. Sonny Trillanes, but a victory for the rule of law in the country,” Aquino said. /atm

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