Marcos has committed more grievous crimes than those prohibitions in the Libingan ng mga Bayani Interment policy – Fix the Philippines, help citizens identify, raise and fix issues in their society and the government

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Those prohibitions were put in place to help ensure only honorable persons be buried. Given he has done more grievous acts than those prohibitions, he therefore falls under the prohibitions and is legally prohibited to be buried.

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Libingan ng mga Bayani Interment policy
Marcos’ ill-gotten wealth

Opposing Facts 1
For the prohibition regarding moral turpitude, the law requires that the person be "convicted by final judgment" which Marcos was not unverified
Since he was not "convicted by final judgment" and therefore remains innocent in court of the charges against him, he therefore does not fall under this prohibition. This is from the legal perspective. Whether he really committed moral turpitude or not,... Show More
8 years ago dsalunga reply
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Issues 1
"..therefore falls under the prohibitions and is legally prohibited to be buried" - use of legally here is unsubstantiated
7 years ago dsalunga reply
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Posted 8 years ago | Edited 7 years ago