AdU legal aid office hails acquittal of 2 clients arrested over protests
The Legal Aid Office of Adamson University College of Law welcomed the acquittal of two clients arrested in connection with the 'Baha Sa Luneta' protest last September 21. The office cited insufficient evidence in court, calling the verdict a victory for justice.
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