"OP (Office of the President) wants to revisit that ruling...OP [is] confident it can reverse anew," Roque said on Monday.
"It will have to be Carandang [who files a case], because he's the one suspended," Mendoza said in a phone interview with Rappler.
Carandang may even apply for a temporary restraining order (TRO) at this point.
"My office is ready to defend the action of the Office of the President in suspending Carandang. We are confident that the Supreme Court will reverse its 2014 ruling," Solicitor General Jose Calida said on Tuesday, January 30.
Carandang was suspended for alleged illegal disclosure of bank details of President Rodrigo Duterte and the first family. Carandang leads the Ombudsman's investigation into Duterte's alleged ill-gotten wealth.
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