SC ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULAR NO. 01 - 2003, January 13, 2003

AUTHORIZING THE CONDUCT OF FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION ON THE JUDICIAL REFORM PROGRAM IN THE ANGELES CITY HALL OF JUSTICE AND PARTICIPATION OF SELECTED COURT PERSONNEL THEREIN

Administrative Circulars January 13, 2003
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As part of the information dissemination campaign for
the Action Program for Judicial Reform (APJR) and the Judicial Reform
Support Project under the World Bank, the Program Management Office
(PMO) has scheduled Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) in the six (6)
proposed pilot sites located in Angeles City, Imus-Cavite, Lapulapu
City-Cebu, Bacolod City, Davao City and Cagayan de Oro City.

These FGDs aim to: 1) orient stakeholders in the six
pilot courts on the APJR and deepen their understanding of the APJR and
its implications; 2) mobilize commitment to implement and sustain the
reform objectives and activities; 3) secure from the six pilot courts,
confirmation of their engagement in, and commitment to, the objectives
of the APJR, especially the institutional development component; 4)
generate support to the APJR; and 5) validate the feasibility study on
the proposed renovation/construction of the Hall of Justice, identify
gaps (if any) and generate inputs to the finalization of the feasibility
study.

The FGD in Angeles City will be held on 20-21 January
2003 at the Oasis Hotel, Clarkville Compound, Clark Perimeter Road,
Balibago, Angeles City. The following court personnel are hereby
authorized to participate:

RTC:

  1. Hon. Lourdes Gatbalite, Presiding Judge, Branch 56
  2. Ma. Lourdes Pineda, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 56
  3. Nida Estrabillo, Court Legal Researcher, Branch 56
  4. Hon. Oman Viola, Presiding Judge, Branch 57
  5. Anita Nunag, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 57
  6. Guadalupe de Guzman, Court Interpreter, Branch 57
  7. Hon. Philbert Iturralde, Presiding Judge, Branch 58
  8. Socorro Garces, Court Legal Researcher, Branch 58
  9. Joy Casupanan-Aranas, Clerk of Court, Branch 58
  10. Hon. Angelica Paras-Quiambao, Presiding Judge, Branch 59
  11. Lilybeth Pia Latoreno, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 59
  12. Robert Malcat, Sheriff, Branch 59
  13. Hon. Ofelia Pinot, Presiding Judge, Branch 60
  14. Raquel Clarin, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 60
  15. Teofilo Maguddayao, Sheriff, Branch 60
  16. Hon. Bernardita Erum, Presiding Judge, Branch 61
  17. Ma. Gloria Navos, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 61
  18. William Canlas, Sheriff, Branch 61
  19. Hon. Melencio Claros, Presiding Judge, Branch 62
  20. Rosario Roque, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 62
  21. Jovencio Hizon, Sheriff, Branch 62
  22. Marilou Gamboa, Clerk of Court
  23. Jay Nicart, Asst. Clerk of Court

MTC:

  1. Hon. Jocelyn Solis-Reyes, Presiding Judge, Branch 1
  2. Hon. Zenaida Irin Buan, Presiding Judge, Branch 2
  3. Adriano David, Officer-in-Charge, Branch 2
  4. Hon. Aida Layug, Presiding Judge, Branch 3
  5. Marlon Roque, Officer-in-Charge, OCC-MCTC
  6. Almyra Yap, Librarian
  7. Nympha Espino, Clerk

PMO:

  1. Evelyn Toledo-Dumdum
  2. Edilberto A. Davis
  3. Cecile V. Dumdum
  4. John Red
  5. Katrina Monsod
  6. Dennis Velasco
  7. J. Hommer Carretas
  8. Vernon C. Bayuga
  9. Evangeline G. Alabastro

CHOJ:

  1. Peter John Javier
  2. Arnold Paradero

Participation in said FGD shall be on official time.
All expenses related to this workshop shall be charged to the PHRD Grant
and the GOP Counterpart of the Program Management Office (PMO).
Above-named participants are requested to give priority to the
undertaking.

Manila, 13 January 2003.

(Sgd.) HILARIO G. DAVIDE, JR.

 

 
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