DOJ reduces bail recommendation for indigents in criminal cases
The Department of Justice has ordered the reduction of bail for indigent persons charged in bailable criminal cases in a bid to address the perennial problem of prison congestion.
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The Department of Justice has ordered the reduction of bail for indigent persons charged in bailable criminal cases in a bid to address the perennial problem of prison congestion.
DOJ Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors will now recommend reduced bail for indigent persons accused in bailable criminal cases filed before the courts to ease up congestions in prison facilities nationwide. Only P10,000 or 50 percent of the recommended bail under the Department of Justi
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