In flagrante delicto? Nah, just applying for a new job...

What will you do if you're caught red-handed? 

Perhaps Atty. Verano was caught red-jockeyed when he admitted he had written, the draft and perhaps, the release order itself. Owing to the great Christmas spirit, the once (will always be) brad of Usec. Blancaflor in Ateneo Law School and professor of a certain prosecutor Resado unusually presented a "draft order" with a very pretty and well crafted DOJ logo/letterhead to alleviate the pains of the DOJ office to type the release order itself. God must bestowed upon the great Atty. Verano the amazing grace of charity. His selfless act of doing the job of the DOJ merits him a bust somewhere in EDSA so that many of our fellow Filipino might fall aghast to the contemptuous generosity he has done. Now that probably his jockeys are trembling by the minute, I suggest he should be looking at other options such as applying in DOJ, which will accept him anyway, or going directly to the Supreme Court and apply as a stenographer. Man, it must have been hell for the typist in the DOJ, he might be losing his job.