
MANILA, Philippines — The defense team of former President Rodrigo Duterte has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to drastically reduce the prosecution’s 62,000-piece evidence trove, arguing that much of the material is irrelevant, duplicative or defective and cannot be reasonably reviewed before trial. Lead defense counsel Peter Haynes asked Trial Chamber III to direct […]... Keep on reading: Duterte defense team questions 62,000 pieces of evidence
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