The high court notes the need to 'accurately confirm and tally the vote of each Justice' to ensure the correct resolution for each issue
The Supreme Court has deliberated and ruled on the controversial anti-terrorism law, an official confirmed on Tuesday.
In a statement, SC Public Information Office chief Atty. Brian Hosaka said there would be a thorough review of the justices' votes given a string of issues resolved in the case. "Considering that there were numerous issues resolved in the case, as well as the fact that each Justice had to vote on each issue, there is a need to accurately confirm and tally the vote of each Justice in order to ensure the correct resolution of the Court per issue," Hosaka said.
He vowed the high court would release an"accurate summary" of its action on the highly-contested measure"at the soonest possible time." UPDATE: PIO chief Atty Brian Hosaka confirms SC deliberated and voted on the Anti-Terrorism Act case today. |
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