The verdict for Chief Justice Renato Corona's Impeachment Trial is yet to revealed. For sure, People of the Philippines would like to know who among our Senators will vote for CJ Corona's Impeachment weather he will be impeached or acquitted.
The verdict in the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona will be announced today, May 29, 2012. The Senate is expected to vote on Tuesday, May 29 after hearing oral arguments today, Monday, May 28. On this page the Senator's who voted for Corona to Convict/Impeach will be posted here.
On the other hand you can view the Senators who voted for CJ Corona's Acquittal, HERE! Senator-judges to vote via alphabetical order, Enrile to vote last. 16 votes needed to convict; 8 to acquit.
Senators who voted for Chief Justice Corona's Impeachment/Guilty:
Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile earlier said he is giving the defense about one month to wrap up the presentation of evidence.
We hope that whatever the outcome will be of the Impeachment Trial, it will still be the best for the Philippine nation and the Filipino people as a whole.
The verdict in the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona will be announced today, May 29, 2012. The Senate is expected to vote on Tuesday, May 29 after hearing oral arguments today, Monday, May 28. On this page the Senator's who voted for Corona to Convict/Impeach will be posted here.
On the other hand you can view the Senators who voted for CJ Corona's Acquittal, HERE! Senator-judges to vote via alphabetical order, Enrile to vote last. 16 votes needed to convict; 8 to acquit.
Senators who voted for Chief Justice Corona's Impeachment/Guilty:
- Senator Edgardo Angara
- Senator Alan Peter Cayetano
- Senator Pia Cayetano
- Senator Franklin Drilon
- Senator Chiz Escudero
- Senator Jinggoy Estrada
- Senator Teofisto Guingona III
- Senator Gringo Honasan
- Senator Panfilo Lacson
- Senator Lito Lapid
- Senator Loren Legarda
- Semator Sergio Osmena
- Senator Kiko Pangilinan
- Senator Koko Pimentel
- Senator Ralph Recto
- Senator Bong Revilla Jr.
- Senator Tito Sotto
- Senator Antonio Trillanes
- Senator Manny Villar
- Juan Ponce Enrile
“We decide immediately,” he said. “We’ve been hearing the case. We know already what the case is all about. Every day we get and we hear the declaration of the witnesses. We have a record of the proceedings in the form of a journal. All we have to do is read those things and then, if you are attentive, at this point, you know what is going on.”
Thereafter, the prosecution will be allowed to make a rebuttal of evidence, then the court can issue a verdict.
Thereafter, the prosecution will be allowed to make a rebuttal of evidence, then the court can issue a verdict.
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