ART 39. Penalties - (a) The penalty of life imprisonment and a fine of One Hundred Thousand Pesos (P100,000) shall be imposed if illegal recruitment constitutes economic sabotage as defined herein. xxx xxx xxx Be that as it may, no effort to bring Maricor Acosta to justice has been communicated to this Court. We are therefore directing the Office of the Clerk of Court to furnish the justice secretary a copy of this Decision, so that he may take appropriate steps to prosecute her, if so warranted in the premises. WHEREFORE, the appeal is DENIED and the assailed Decision is AFFIRMED. Costs against appellant. SO ORDERED. Romero, (Chairman), Vitug, Purisima, and Gonzaga-Reyes, JJ., concur. i[1] Presided by Judge Renato A. Fuentes. ii[2] Records, p. 11. iii[3] Rollo, p. 16. iv[4] RTC Decision, p. 13; rollo, p. 28. v[5] Pp. 3-4; rollo, pp. 52-53. This was signed by Attys. Arceli Rubin, Amelia C. Garchitorena and Beatriz G. Teves. vi[6] Assailed Decision, p. 10; records, p. 111. vii[7] People v. Villas, 277 SCRA 391, August 15, 1997, per Panganiban, J.; People v. Bautista, 241 SCRA 216, February 9, 1995, per Puno, J.; People v. Comia, 236 SCRA 185, September 1, 1994; People v. Sendon, 228 SCRA 489, December 15, 1993. viii[8] Appellants Brief, p. 6; rollo, p. 55. ix[9] TSN, March 20, 1995, pp. 3-4 and 6-7. (Italics supplied.) x[10] TSN, March 28, 1995, pp. 3-6. (Italics supplied.)