Disrobing the Chief Justice

Who is Renato Coronado Corona before he joined the Supreme Court in 2002?

Victory for democracy prompts further challenges

Corona's impeachment and conviction is a victory for democracy but it prompts further challenges, particularly in the designation of the next chief of the judiciary

Diokno: Prosecution can thank defense

Jose Manuel Diokno, Dean of the De La Salle School of Law, talks with Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and assesses the verdict of the senator-judges

CJ position now vacant, per law and Senate

Associate Justice Antonio Carpio, the most senior justice in the Supreme Court, serves as acting chief

Fariñas salutes Lito Lapid

Prosecutor Rodolfo Fariñas thanks Sen Lito Lapid for using his 'palusot' speech to argue for Corona's conviction

What Vitaliano Aguirre has to say about Miriam's vote?

The private prosecutor shamed by Sen Miriam Defensor-Santiago did not want to miss the verdict on Corona

Axed court interpreter on Corona: We're in the same boat

Defense: ex-CJ will decide our next move

Lead defense counsel Serafin Cuevas says he was surprised about the overwhelming number of votes to convict but insists he would not have done anything differently

No more impeachment, please - SC employee

The head of the SC employees' association challenges senators to sign waivers that would allow the public to scrutinize their dollar accounts

Enrile: 'We must all learn from this episode'

'If we were to agree with [Corona] that he was correct in not disclosing the value of his foreign currency deposits because they are absolutely confidential, can we ever expect any SALN to be filed by public officials from hereon to be more accurate and true than they are today?'