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2012-09-18 |
PERALTA, J. |
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| Publication is a necessary component of procedural due process to give as wide publicity as possible so that all persons having an interest in the proceedings may be notified thereof.[111] The requirement of publication is intended to satisfy the basic requirements of due process. It is imperative for it will be the height of injustice to punish or otherwise burden a citizen for the transgressions of a law or rule of which he had no notice whatsoever.[112] | |||||
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2009-04-02 |
VELASCO JR., J. |
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| Following the lessons of Neri, as reiterated in Garcillano v. The House of Representatives Committees on Public Information, Public Order and Safety, et al.,[20] it can very well be stated that the termination of the assailed investigations has veritably mooted the instant petition. This disposition becomes all the more impeccable, considering that the Senate of the present Congress has not, per available records, opted to take up anew, as an unfinished matter, its inquiry into the investment of OWWA funds in the Smokey Mountain project. | |||||