Cadet Aldrin Jeff Cudia, PMA cadet dismissed for violation of honor code. PHOTO FROM FACEBOOK
MANILA, Philippines鈥揚hilippine Military Academy (PMA) Cadet 1st Class Aldrin Jeff P. Cudia has asked the Supreme Court to block and nullify his dismissal.
His petition was filed on March 10, 2014. Cudia asked the high court to issue a temporary restraining order (TRO) or status quo ante order (SQAO) to prevent the implementation of his dismissal.
鈥淚t is respectfully prayed of the Honorable Court that upon the receipt of this petition a Status Quo Ante Order (SQAO) or a Temporary Restraining Order be issued鈥� [f]or the PMA to cease and desist from approving the 鈥榞uilty鈥� verdict of the Honor Committee as the basis for separating or expelling Cadet Cudia from the academy,鈥� his petition stated.
Cudia also wants the high court to order his inclusion in the graduation rights, award him his academic honors, and commission him as a new Navy ensign.
The cadet also urged the high court to order the transmittal of his case records to the PMA鈥檚 Cadet and Review and Appeals Board (CRAB).
The case was raffled off to the Third Division. But the high court has not yet acted on his case.
The PMA graduation rites is聽on Sunday.
Cudia was dishonorably discharged for violating its Honor Code due to his tardiness in one class.
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