Let’s Move on, Says Sara Duterte's Lawyer; but Critics Undeterred

Let’s move on, says Sara Duterte's lawyer; but critics undeterred

One of the lawyers for Vice President Sara Duterte was thankful to the Supreme Court for upholding its earlier decision declaring her impeachment unconstitutional and said that the country should now move on. But the court’s decision will not stop some of the complainants from refiling their impeachment case against the Vice President after the […]...Keep on reading: Let’s move on, says Sara Duterte's lawyer; but critics undeterred

Sotto says impeachment now 'impossible dream;' House acknowledges SC ruling

MANILA, Philippines — Impeachment is now an "impossible dream" and a sad day for constitutional law students and professors, Senate President Vicente Sotto III said Thursday night.The senator's remark stemmed from the Supreme Court decision declaring as unconstitutional the articles of impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte.The justices unanimously denied with finality the motion for reconsideration filed by the House of Representatives…

Sotto calls SC ruling on Duterte impeachment 'clear encroachment' on power of Congress

Senate President Vicente Sotto III considers the Supreme Court ruling on the articles of impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte a "clear encroachment"

Sotto: SC ruling on impeachment trial a sad day for Constitutional law students, professors

Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III on Thursday, January 29 expressed disappointment over the Supreme Court’s decision to deny with finality the...

Supreme Court upholds 'unconstitutionality' of VP Sara impeachment

The Supreme Court has denied the petition of the House of Representatives attempting to reverse the decision declaring the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte unconstitutional.

SC upholds ruling voiding Sara Duterte impeachment articles

The Supreme Court (SC) has affirmed its earlier ruling that declared the Articles of Impeachment against Vice President Sara Duterte as unconstitutional, court spokesperson Atty. Camille Ting said Thursday.