CT-MCF-SP NO.

2-B
Order Of Dismissal (Detainee, No Probable Cause)

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People of the Philippines , v.

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ORDER

On _(date)___, the Court received the Information for __(crime)_____,

which is governed by the Revised Rule on Summary Procedure and the accused is
in custody for the crime charged.

The Court is tasked to determine whether the case should be dismissed

outright on the ground that no probable cause exists to hold the accused for trial.

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 CT-MCF-SP NO. 2-B
Order Of Dismissal (Detainee, No Probable Cause)

The prosecution’s evidence consists of: (state affidavits and documents)

The Court finds no probable cause to detain the accused and hold him for
trial. (state factual findings and legal conclusions)

WHEREFORE, the Court DISMISSES this case outright, on the ground that
there is no probable cause to detain the accused ________ and hold him for trial.
The Court directs his immediate RELEASE from custody, unless he is being
detained for some other legal cause.

SO ORDERED.

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