Sara Duterte Trial Opens Week with Bank, Tax Records Fight
Prosecutors say the records could help trace P6.7 billion in flagged transactions and test Sara Duterte’s asset disclosures.
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Prosecution: Sara Duterte's pushback on opening financial records sparks questions
The House prosecution panel in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte views the defense camp's resistance to opening her financial records as raising serious questions.
Ridon: Subpoena for VP's financial records backed by Constitution
Bicol Saro Rep. Terry Ridon on Saturday said the prosecution is confident that it can convince the Senate impeachment court to subpoena the financial records of Vice President Sara Duterte, citing a constitutional mandate. “Our basis here is not a mere ordinary law. Our basis for the power of the Senate impeachment court to issue […]...Keep on reading: Ridon: Subpoena for VP Duterte financial records backed by Constitution
Senator-judges may vote on VP’s tax, bank records
THE Senate may “divide the house” and call a vote if it cannot reach a consensus on the prosecution’s request to subpoena the bank and tax records of Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial that enters its third week Monday.Following the conclusion of the second week of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, the Senate is set to vote this coming Monday on a highly contested motion to subpoena her financial and tax records.…
The House prosecution panel is hopeful that the Impeachment Court will grant its request to subpoena Vice President Sara Duterte's bank and tax records. House prosecution legal spokesperson Atty. Benjamin “Jay” Tolosa Jr. said this ahead of the impeachment court's decision this afternoon. The matter was the subject of oral arguments between the defense and prosecution on Wednesday. Tolosa stressed that based on existing laws and jurisprudence, b…
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