SC allows SolGen to again represent gov't in SC petitions ...
SC allows SolGen to again represent gov’t in SC petitions over Duterte arrest
www.gmanetwork.comI don’t have live access to current news feeds right now. Here’s a concise update based on the most recent publicly available summaries I can reference:
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The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) of the Philippines is the government office that represents the Republic of the Philippines in legal matters, and it operates under the Department of Justice. Its motto emphasizes integrity in advocacy and social justice through advocacy. References: general overview of the OSG and its role within the DOJ.
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In late 2024 to 2025, the Supreme Court acted on matters where the OSG sought to resume or modify its representation in cases involving high-profile political figures and ICC-related proceedings. Notably, there were developments indicating the SC granted or affirmed the OSG’s ability to re-enter as counsel in certain Duterte-related petitions and ICC-related matters.
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The OSG’s activities have included press statements and advisories related to decisions on how the government engages with ICC procedures and related habeas corpus petitions in the Supreme Court. These actions reflect ongoing governance and legal strategy toward international legal obligations and domestic constitutional processes.
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For the latest official updates, the OSG maintains a public presence through its website, which posts press statements, advisories, and other notices. This is the most reliable primary source for current positions and decisions.
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