Impeachment Court Urges Public to Submit Questions for Amici Curiae
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has encouraged the public to submit questions for retired Supreme Court justices serving as amici curiae to help resolve queries on voting thresholds in the Vice President's impeachment. Submitted questions will be screened for novelty.
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