Sandiganbayan OKs withdrawal of Safe Spaces Act case vs Army colonel
The Sandiganbayan has allowed the withdrawal of a Safe Spaces Act case against an Army colonel, ruling that such cases should be heard before a Regional Trial Court (RTC). This decision reflects the understanding that violations of the Safe Spaces Act are typically handled by lower courts.
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