The high court required Sereno to appear at the oral argument and answer questions from her fellow justices. “Did you religiously file your SALN (statement of assets, liabilities and networth)?” De Castro asked Sereno. “May I request to present my slides so that the entire nation will have an understanding of the SALN,” Sereno said. De Castro questioned Sereno why she failed to submit her 2006 SALN when she was supposed to submit two. Sereno said in the Doblada case, the high court did not require the court employee to produce the SALN.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer April 10, 2018 07:52 UTC