Lorraine Badoy

"A certain Lorraine Badoy." The former red-tagging spokesperson of the anti-insurgency task force was mentioned at a press briefer of the Supreme Court in.

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More than 170 lawyers on Tuesday, Sept. 27, asked the Supreme Court (SC) to take “firm action” against former National Task Force to End Local Communist ...

“Lies, spins, and libelous accusations amounting to criminal contempt against judges, if left unchecked, erode the people’s faith in our courts and justice system. The lawyers said they issued the statement in response to “the grave and disturbing threats and scurrilous statements that Lorraine Marie T. She also insinuated that some human rights lawyers helped craft Judge Malagar’s decision,” they also said. “So, if I kill this judge and I do so out of my political belief that all allies of the CPP NPA NDF (National Democratic Front) must be killed because there is no difference in my mind between a member of the CPP NPA NDF and their friends, then please be lenient with me,” Badoy also stated in her Facebook post last Friday, Sept. Badoy for her “tirades and threats” against Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) Judge Marlo A. 27, asked the Supreme Court (SC) to take “firm action” against former National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) Spokesperson Lorraine Marie T.

According to the SC Public Information Office, the court en banc has discussed "possible actions" over statements "made by a certain Lorraine Badoy ...

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The former anti-communist task force spokesperson had made a hypothetical statement about killing a judge in a social media post, which she later denied.

The judge ruled that rebellion was not an act of terrorism. After Malagar’s decision was released, Badoy red-tagged Malagar by accusing her of being a “friend and defender” of the communist rebels, and called it a judgment “straight from the bowels of communist hell.” The court said that anyone who incites violence against judges or their families would be considered in contempt.

The Supreme Court acted swiftly to protect one of its judges against online threats and red-tagging by issuing a strongly-worded warning.

To assault the judiciary is to shake the very bedrock on which the rule of law stands. “To threaten our judges and our lawyers is no less than an assault on the judiciary. "Badoy's threat is not protected speech — it is a felony. “We cannot rest easy and accept them as normal and ordinary. Breaking the traditional silence of judges, HUKOM in a statement said it considers red-tagging, online vilification, doxxing, among others as “attacks on the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary.” “As you know, this administration will adhere closely to the rule of law and only to the rule of law.

Former National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) spokesperson Lorraine Badoy is “not even a consultant” for the Office of the ...

Speaker, dear colleagues, hindi po sila naging part ng (they were never part of) OP,” the lawmaker said. “Dati po silang (They were part before of) PCOO (Presidential Communications Group Office) pero hindi po sila naging empleyado ng (but they were never employees of) OP . He and Badoy have become notorious for red-tagging individuals and activists speaking out against the government. 28, amid the controversy the former official stirred for threatening a judge. Wala po sila (They were not) even ever since before, Mr. France Castro and Gabriela Party-list Rep.