Order in the Court: Of course, prosecution is one-sided

In this episode with Jairo Bolledo, get to know the terms prosecution, defense, and senator-judges in the context of impeachment

MANILA, Philippines – Why is the House prosecution team trying to prove the allegations against Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial? Of course, that’s their job.

In this episode of Order in the Court with Jairo Bolledo, get to know the terms prosecution, defense, and senator-judges in the context of impeachment. – Rappler.com

Reporter, writer, producer, video editor: Jairo BolledoSupervising editor: Mia Gonzalez

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