January 20, 2014, Senator Bong Revilla revealed that President Aquino spoke with him to convict the Chief Justice. Post-impeachment On April 25, 2014, the Department of Justice issued a hold departure order against Corona along with former Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson. In June 2016, the Sandiganbayan Third Division dismissed the pending criminal cases of Corona after his death. Death Corona died on April 29, 2016, at 1:48 a.m. at The Medical City in Pasig due to complications of a heart attack. He also suffered from kidney disease and diabetes. Notable opinions Islamic Da'Wah Council v. Office of the Executive Secretary (2003) — on right of national government to act as the exclusive authority to issue halal certifications Republic v. Sandiganbayan (2003) — on the forfeiture of Swiss assets of the Marcos family Francisco v. House of Rep. (2003) - Separate Opinion — on the impeachment resolution against Chief Justice Hilario Davide, Jr. Uy v. PHELA Trading (2005) — on constitutional right to counsel Taruc v. De la Cruz (2005) — on court jurisdiction over challenges to religious excommunication Neypes v. Court of Appeals (2005) — on period for appeal from decisions of trial courts Lambino v. COMELEC (2006) - Dissenting Opinion — on People's Initiative as a mode to amend the Constitution References External links Was Corona Honest?: An Interactive Properties Map of Chief Justice Renato Corona's Asset Declarations on Rappler.com Special Coverage of the Corona Trial on Rappler.com Justice Renato C. Corona (Official Supreme Court Webpage) Corona is next SC chief, www.mb.com.ph 12 May 2010 The Articles of Impeachment against Chief Justice Renato C. Corona Chief Justice Renato C. Corona's Answer to the Impeachment Complaint The Corona Impeachment: A Breakdown by The CenSEI Report After 5 Weeks, 45 Titles, 10 Accounts, and One Small Lady Corona's Defense Goes on the Offensive Judging the Chief Justice: A Recapitulation by The CenSEI Report The Manila Times: Legal conundrums in the impeachment trial |- |- 1948 births 2016 deaths Arroyo administration cabinet members Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the Philippines Ateneo de Manila University alumni Burials at The Heritage Park Chief justices of the Supreme Court of the Philippines Presidential chiefs of staff (Philippines) Filipino educators 20th-century Filipino lawyers Harvard Law School alumni Impeached Filipino officials Impeached judges removed from office People from Marikina People from Santa Ana, Manila University of Santo Tomas alumni 21st-century Filipino judges