FACT CHECK: MMDA's no contact apprehension policy still suspended
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority debunked the claim circulating on social media, saying the implementation of the policy has been suspended since 2022
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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority debunked the claim circulating on social media, saying the implementation of the policy has been suspended since 2022
Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo has once again introduced a groundbreaking resolution that aims to address the issue of Persons Deprived of Liberty. This time, the resolution guarantees that PDLs receive the necessary attention they deserve, allowing judges to witness their plight firsthand. The objective is to prevent situations where…
During the continuation of oral arguments opposing the controversial No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP) held at the Supreme Court on Jan. 24, an SC justice questioned if the system operating NCAP can profile motorists and make them susceptible to targeting. Supreme Court Justice Marvic Leonen
He Supreme Court will resume tomorrow the oral arguments on the constitutionality of the no-contact apprehension policy or NCAP enforced by several local government units in Metro Manila. The SC will resume the debates on NCAP at around 2 p.m., with Associate Justice Japar Dimaapao interpellating Solicitor General Menardo Gue-varra, who is representing the respondents for the government.
Oral arguments for the no-contact apprehension policy of local governments in Metro Manila have been suspended until next year by the Supreme Court, possibly extending the temporary restraining order on the policy pending a new decision.