Binawi ni Senador Ping Lacson ang panukalang batas nito na nagsusulong ng parusang kamatayan para sa mga karuma-dumal na krimen.
Sa isang sulat kay Senate Secretary Atty. Myra Villarica, hiniling ni Lacson na huwag nang isama sa deliberasyon ang kanyang Senate Bill 27.
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Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson withdrew this week his authorship of the Senate bill seeking to reinstitute the death penalty for heinous crimes.
In a letter to Senate Secretary Atty. Myra Villarica, Lacson also requested that his bill, Senate Bill 27, no longer be considered for deliberation by the Senate panels concerned.
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Mas mabuting hayaang mabuhay ang isang kriminal kaysa kitilin ang buhay ng isang inosenteng tao na biktima ng maling paghatol.
Ayon kay Senador Ping Lacson, nagbago ang kanyang pananaw sa death penalty para sa mga karumal-dumal na krimen, at mas piniling isulong ang habambuhay na pagkakakulong at reporma sa pagbibigay ng parusa sa mga nagkasala.
“Mas matimbang ang ma-save ang buhay ng wrongly convicted. So nagbago ang aking pananaw, iwi-withdraw ko ang aking na-file na bill,” ani Lacson sa kanyang kauna-unahang LACSON-SOTTO media forum nitong Huwebes.
Related: Lacson: Life Imprisonment, Penal Reforms Better Alternatives to Death Penalty
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Better to spare the life of a criminal than to wrongly execute an innocent person.
On this note, Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson changed his stance on the death penalty for heinous crimes, even as he pushed for life imprisonment and penal reforms as a better alternative.
“Mas matimbang ang ma-save ang buhay ng wrongly convicted. So nagbago ang aking pananaw, iwi-withdraw ko ang aking na-file na bill (It is more important to save the life of a wrongly convicted person. That said, I will withdraw the bill I filed on death penalty),” Lacson said at the first LACSON-SOTTO media forum on Thursday.
Related: Ping: Mas Mainam ang Habambuhay na Pagkakakulong, Reporma Kapalit Ng Death Penalty
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In an interview on DZMM, Sen. Lacson answered questions on:
– death penalty bill covering lawmen who ‘plant’ evidence
– implementation of the National ID law
– corruption at the Bureau of Customs
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Senate Bill 27: An Act Reinstituting the Death Penalty in the Philippines
Quotes from the interview…
Continue reading “Interview on DZMM: Death Penalty Bill, National ID Law, Corruption at BOC | July 25, 2019”
In an interview, Sen. Lacson answered questions on:
– possible effects of a ‘shared’ House Speakership
– possible ‘pork’ in the budget, amending the 1987 Constitution
– Senate’s continued independence even with ‘the President’s men’
– passage of death penalty bill
– Sen dela Rosa’s ‘S*** happens’ statement
Quotes from the interview…
Continue reading “#PingSays: ‘Shared’ House Speakership; Death Penalty Bill; Sen. Bato | July 9, 2019”
“The alarming surge of heinous crimes in recent years has shown that reclusion perpetua (life imprisonment), in lieu of death penalty, is not a deterrent to grave offenders.”
At the Kapihan sa Senado forum, Sen. Lacson answers questions on:
– Charter change
– death penalty legislation
– effects of TRAIN
– alleged irregularities in PCSO
– allegations of CPP/NPA plotting to overthrow government
Quotes from the interview…
Continue reading “Kapihan sa Senado forum | Jan. 11, 2018”
Sa batas sa Pilipinas, ang pag-aangkat lamang ng droga ay isa nang karumal-dumal na krimen na may parusang habangbuhay na pagkakabilanggo. Hindi na kailangang makita ang aktuwal na kalakal dahil sa dokumento pa lang ay mapapanagot na ang mga sangkot.
In an ambush interview, Sen. Lacson answers questions on:
– tax reform package
– assessment of President Duterte’s 2nd SONA
– passage of death penalty bill in the Senate
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A wide range of heinous crimes ranging from drug-related offenses to treason, terrorism and human trafficking will be punishable by death, according to a bill filed by Sen. Panfilo M. Lacson.
Lacson, who headed the Philippine National Police from 1999 to 2001, noted an alarming surge of heinous crimes in recent years has shown life imprisonment, in lieu of death penalty, is not a deterrent to grave offenders.
“Hence, to reinstate public order and the rule of law, there is an impending need to revisit and re-impose the death penalty on certain heinous crimes which as ratiocinated by R.A. 7659 or the Death Penalty Law, ‘is appropriately necessary due to the alarming upsurge of such crimes which has resulted not only in the loss of human lives and wanton destruction of property but also affected the nation’s efforts towards sustainable economic development and prosperity while at the same time has undermined the people’s faith in the Government and the latter’s ability to maintain peace and order in the country,’” he said.
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Dahil hindi kayang takutin ng habambuhay na pagkabilanggo o life imprisonment ang paggawa ng ilang krimen, itataas na sa Mataas na Kapulungan ng Kongreso ang kamatayan bilang parusang igagawad sa mga mapapatunayan sa ilang mabibigat na kriminalidad.
Ito ay nakasaad sa panukalang isinumite ni Senador at dating Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Panfilo Lacson para sa muling pagpapatupad ng parusang kamatayan sa hangaring mabawasan ang patuloy sa paglaganap na kiminalidad sa bansa.
“Hence, to reinstate public order and the rule of law, there is an impending need to revisit and re-impose the death penalty on certain heinous crimes which as ratiocinated by R.A. 7659 or the Death Penalty Law,” banggit ni Lacson.
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