ADVERTISEMENTIn the antigraft court’s order on Thursday, it gave the prosecution 10 days to comment once Revilla issues a reply to the Ombudsman’s motion. But after the decision was handed down, there was confusion about who should return the missing PDAF. According to the decision penned by Associate Justice Geraldine Faith Econg, the “accused” are ordered to return the money. “But you will still be ordered to return the wallet and its contents for the simple reason that it is not yours,” he added. READ: Revilla must pay despite plunder acquittal – law dean, IBP headRevilla is currently enjoying provisional liberty after his acquittal.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer January 31, 2019 03:20 UTC