21 takeaways from the SC’s rulings on the Marcoses’ stolen wealth

The Supreme Court of the Philippines ruled against the late, deposed dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his family three times:

• in 2003, when it forfeited to the government $658 million the Marcoses stashed away in Swiss deposits;
• in 2012, when it forfeited to the government nearly $3.4 million the Marcoses stashed away in dummy company Arelma; and
• and in January this year, when it forfeited to the government the Malacañang Collection, a cache of jewelry appraised at $110,000 at least and taken from the Palace when the Marcoses fled to Hawaii.

In time for the 45th anniversary of Marcos' imposition of Martial Law over the Philippines, GMA News Research summarized the high court's decisions.

READ: The Supreme Court’s rulings on the Marcoses’ ill-gotten wealth

Here are 21 takeaways from the high court's rulings.

— BM, GMA News