Sunday, August 26, 2012

Newly Sworn-in Chief Justice of Supreme Court has low psycho rating


The psychological test results of the new Chief Justice of Supreme Court was found to be low. Here is the news:
The Palace on Sunday played down reports claiming that newly appointed Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno scored low in a psychological test required by the Judicial and Bar Council, saying the leaked information was unverified.
“We do not want to comment on the supposed results. The sources of the report have not been verified. It is an unconfirmed report,” said deputy presidential spokeswoman Abigail Valte.
She said there was no official statement from the council on the subject.
A daily newspaper (not the Manila Standard) on Friday published alleged leaked information about the psychological tests, which allegedly had Sereno and Solicitor General Francis Jardeleza scoring a 4 on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the lowest.
The report also said the test results characterized Sereno as “dramatic and emotional.”
Sereno took her oath before President Benigno Aquino III on Saturday, making her the first female chief magistrate with a potential to serve for the next 18 years before reaching the retirement age of 70.
“Everyone can be assured of independence of the chief justice,” Sereno told reporters after the Palace ceremony, addressing concerns that she was beholden to the President who appointed her to the Court in 2010.
Valte also denied the claims by some groups that Sereno would be a Palace puppet in the high court.

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