administrative and criminal cases against 4 judges and 70 court employees are still pending at doj...

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The administrative and criminal complaints supported by more or less 400 documentary proofs against the 4 judges and 70 court employees Executive Judge Bibiano Colasito, Vice Judge Bonifacio Pascua, Judge Restituto Mangalindan Jr., Judge Catherine Manodon, Miguel Infante, Emma Annie Arafiles, Racquel Dinao, Pedro Doctolero Jr., Lydia Casas, Auxencio Clemente, Eleanor Bayog, Leilani Tejero - Lopez, Manolo Garcia, Jasmine Lindain, Fetronillo Primacio Jr., Evelyn Depalobos, Benjie Ore, Erwin Russ Ragasa, Bien Camba, Marlon Suligan, Arnold Obial, Ronald Quijano, Eduardo Ebreo, Chanda Tolentino, Ronalyn Armarvez, Ma. Victoria Ocampo, Elizabeth Lipura, Maryann Cayanan, Ma. Luz Dionisio, Maribel Molina, Edward Eric Santos, Emilio Domine, Ferdinand Molina, Ricardo Lampitoc, Jerome Aviles, Ana Lea Estacio, Cristina l.ampitoc, Melanie Ragasa, Evangeline Ching, Lawrence Perez, Edmundo Vergara, Lanie Aguinaldo, Karla Mae Pacunayen, Domingo Hocosol, Edwin Ubana, Elizabeth Villanueva, lgnacio Gonzales, Zenaida Geronimo, Soledad Bassig, Marvin Balicuatro, Aida Josefina lgnacio, Benigno Marzan, Marissa Mashoor Ratsgoor, Marie Luz Obida, Joseph Pamatpat, Fortunato Diezmo, Norner Villanueva, Edwin Jurok, Fatima Rojas, Armina Almonte, Anna Marie Francisco, Ma. Cecilia Getrudes Salvador, Zenaida Geronimo, Virginia Galang, Elsa Garnett, Amor Abad, Emelina San Miguel, Maxima Sayo, Romer Aviles, Froilan Robert Tomas, Norman Garcia, Dennis Echegoyen and Noel Labid engaged in "syndicated corruption" are still pending at DOJ and SC as of today. These 4 judges and 70 court employees failed to controvert all the administrative complaints against them despite notice before the OCA as of today. The criminal complaints against them are uncontroverted by 4 judges while the 70 court employees invoked lack of jurisdiction and lack of personal knowledge of facts of complainant still pending for resolution by DOJ.