Watch ANC's daily video highlights of the hearings of the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona as well as related interviews and press conferences
DAY 23: February 23, 2012
- Colmenares reiterates his stand that Corona cannot hide under cloak of collegiality
- Lacson says he will grill De Lima on other matters during Commission on Appointments hearing
- Salvador: TRO on Arroyo travel ban issued by SC on Nov. 15, 2011 immediately effective
- Cuevas to De Lima: What you told us are merely & purely hearsay
- Cuevas moves to strike out De Lima's entire testimony
- Santiago: Rules of evidence very clear, why are we splitting hairs?!
- Santiago to prosecution: Let me educate you (re: hearsay rule)
- Enrile reminds Cuevas they are trying an impeachment case, not a criminal case
- Defense: De Lima's testimony did not prove that Corona influenced SC voting
- Quimbo: Today is a victory as impeachment court said this is not a criminal proceeding
- Lacson says WLO used vs perceived enemies
- De Lima: Corona is one vote but SC workings allow CJ to give order
- Honasan: Is it clear to you this process is not out of revenge, but justice?
- Sen. Estrada: Totoo ba kayo ang papalit kung ma-convict si Corona?
- Trillanes to De Lima: We are in agreement that Arroyo should be prevented from leaving PH
- Legarda to Daza: What is the degree of bias & partiality exhibited by Corona to warrant impeachment?
- ACayetano asks if other info reached De Lima about SC voting on TRO
- ANC Chief Justice On Trial: Highlights Day 22
- Cuevas on Colmenares: I suggest he take the witness stand, under oath
- Sotto moves to strike out what he calls a gender insensitive statement from Cayetano
- De Lima describes trial as very tiring. "It's very relieving I was finally discharged."
- Trillanes: Senate to discuss manner of preparing written questionnaire for Sereno on Monday's
- ACayetano: I'm hoping there will be justices for/against TRO willing to share what happened
- Quicho: Improper, premature for justices to talk about TRO vs Arroyo travel ban