WITHOUT a vigilant press, the government's mistakes would go unnoticed, their abuses unexposed, and their wrongdoings uncorrected.
This was contained in a recent Supreme Court ruling that acquitted Raffy T. Tulfo of libel stemming from a series of his written articles in his "Shoot to Kill" column in Abante Tonite on the alleged illegal activities of a Bureau of Customs (BOC) lawyer.
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