Sara Duterte camp: Prosecution evidence ‘inadmissible’ in Senate trial
Vice President Sara Duterte's defense team has asked the Senate impeachment court to reject documentary evidence presented by the prosecution, arguing it is inadmissible, irrelevant, and insufficient to establish impeachable offenses.
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