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One doubts it. Given the amended complaint's recitals and the possible evidence to be adduced vis-à-vis the law and the constitution, GMA would have been exonerated.


For one, there's legal plausibility though debatable, that GMA could not be convicted for acts done prior to her proclamation by Congress as the elected president.


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Post mortem on the impeachment - III

By Lorenzo Paradiang Jr. | September 24, 2005 - 12:00am

The next obvious question is: Had the amended complaint reached the Senate, would GMA have been convicted? One doubts it. Given the amended complaint's recitals and the possible evidence to be adduced vis-à-vis...

Freeman Opinion