Rappler's latest stories on fourth division
After acquittal of homicide, ex-Cavite mayor found guilty of graft
Former Amadeo Cavite mayor Albert Ambagan Jr faces jail time of 12 years and one month as well as perpetual disqualification from holding public office
Ex-Batangas mayor gets 6-10 years over anomalous computer deal
The Sandiganbayan s Fourth Division finds Bendaña guilty beyond reasonable doubt of favoring a computer company for a government contract in 2004
Purisima posts P20k bail for Mamasapano charges
The embattled former chief of the Philippine National Police is facing a separate complaint for homicide over his role in the Mamasapano fiasco
Sandiganbayan suspends Cagayan mayor for misuse of P18M
Amulong town Mayor Nicanor de Leon is suspended for 90 days for supposedly authorizing millions worth of unlawful disbursements
Court orders suspension of Oriental Mindoro lawmaker Leachon
Congressman Salvador Doy Leachon faces graft charges over alleged irregularities committed when he was mayor of Calapan City in Oriental Mindoro
Sanctions for other justices in Napoles Kevlar case?
SC Justice Marvic Leonen says the irregularities were so deliberate they cast doubt not only on Ong but also on Justices Jose Hernandez and Cristina Cornejo who acquitted pork barrel queen Janet Lim Napoles in the Kevlar helmet case
Revilla’s 'kickbacks' more than Sandigan justices' total net worth
[Exclusive] As of end 2012 the 14 anti graft court justices have a collective net worth of over P215 million – less than the P224 5 million that Revilla is accused of collecting from 2006 2010
Exclusive: Napoles parties with anti-graft court justice
EXCLUSIVE: Sandigan Associate Justice Gregory Ong under whose division the Kevlar helmets case was decided appears in a photo partying with Janet Napoles and Sen Jinggoy Estrada
Mike Arroyo posts bail, says case doesn't apply to him
Jose Miguel Mike Arroyo faces a graft charge along with 3 others in connection with the botched 329 M NBN ZTE deal
How do you solve a problem like Maria?
Immigration authorities are confused over Ma Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
