(Eagle News) — The Supreme Court has reset oral arguments on the anti-terrorism law after an official and staff members of the Office of the Solicitor General tested positive for COVID-19. The arguments, which were supposed to be held on January 19, are now scheduled for February 2. at 2:30 p.m. “No further postponement will be allowed,” Clerk of Court Edgar Aricheta said. It was Solicitor General Jose Calida who requested the resetting of the […]