You never know how far a mother’s intervention can go.
“On Tuesday, Mar 25, dismissed Cadet 1st Class Aldrin Cudia’s mother, Filipina, urged the Supreme Court (SC) on to order the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) to release her son’s diploma and restore him in the list of the premier military school’s graduates,” reports ABS-CBN News correspondent Ina Reformina on ABS-CBNnews.com.
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With the whole family in tow, Mrs. Cudia filed a petition-in-intervention before the high court to intervene in the case of her son. She attached as additional evidence in the case the findings and recommendations of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) on its fact-finding investigation into Cadet Cudia’s case.
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The CHR had recommended that the PMA do the following:
1. Allow Cudia to graduate.
2. Let PMA Honor Committee to uphold the original 8-1 voting on Cudia’s case.
3. Declare Cudia “not guilty” of violation of its Honor Code.
4. Restore Cudia’s benefits as a PMA cadet.
The Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) is representing the Cudias in the case before the High Court.
