VP Sara impeachment trial can’t start till June 2–Chiz

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VP Sara impeachment trial can’t start till June 2–Chiz - Business Mirror

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THE impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte will most likely be the subject of a continuing trial between the 19th and 20th Senate, convened as an impeachment court, since incumbent senators must first return to session by June 2 to convene as such, and the trial will then be continued by the new set of senators mingled with the 12 non-reelectionists.

Senate President Francis Escudero explained this on Thursday, in a lengthy briefing where he outlined how the Senate will proceed after receiving late Wednesday the articles of impeachment against Duterte, just as it was rushing work on priority bills before a scheduled break ahead of the May election campaign.

Thus, he added, “the present Senate has to immediately convene as an Impeachment Court if it wants to terminate or finish this impeachment case before June 13.