Justice Antonio Carpio says the Senate is constitutionally mandated to conduct an impeachment trial against Vice President Sara Duterte once Articles of Impeachment are transmitted.
Justice Antonio Carpio says Leni Robredo remains the strongest opposition candidate for 2028 and discusses possible coalition scenarios ahead of the next presidential election.
Justice Antonio Carpio says the impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte are moving through proper constitutional channels and could reshape the 2028 political landscape.
Justice Antonio Carpio warns that Philippine hesitation to develop Reed Bank gas reserves has weakened the country’s energy security and strategic position in the West Philippine Sea.
Justice Antonio Carpio says any conflict involving Taiwan would directly affect the Philippines and regional stability in Asia.
Justice Antonio Carpio warns that China is steadily expanding control in the South China Sea through long-term “salami slicing” tactics.
Justice Antonio Carpio discusses preventive war, self-defense, and the legal limits on the use of force under international law.
Justice Antonio Carpio says UN Security Council veto power has paralyzed the international system and weakened global peace enforcement.
Justice Antonio Carpio warns that growing disregard for international law by major powers could push the world toward another global conflict.
A tribute to retired Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio, highlighting his life, legal legacy, and unwavering defense of Philippine sovereignty as featured in #JustTheTruth Episode 4.
Justice Antonio Carpio supports a people’s initiative to pass an anti-political dynasty law amid Congress’ failure to act.
Justice Antonio Carpio explains that Sara Duterte’s impeachment case will depend on securing 16 Senate votes for conviction.
Justice Antonio Carpio says AMLA cannot override constitutional accountability in the Sara Duterte bank records controversy.
Justice Antonio Carpio outlines opposition strategy, candidate selection, and how Sara Duterte’s standing could shape the 2028 elections.
Justice Antonio Carpio discusses possible ICC warrants and enforcement challenges involving key figures in ongoing investigations.
Justice Carpio explains why 16 Senate votes are required for conviction in impeachment trials, regardless of absences.
Justice Carpio says the outcome of VP Sara Duterte’s impeachment case will shape opposition strategy for the 2028 elections.
Justice Carpio says financial disclosures in impeachment proceedings could shift public opinion and impact political outcomes.
Justice Carpio says probable cause has been established and the impeachment case vs VP Sara Duterte may soon reach the Senate.
Justice Carpio outlines two legal methods to access bank records of public officials: Ombudsman authority and impeachment exceptions.
Justice Carpio explains why AMLA allows disclosure of bank records when ordered by Congress through constitutional subpoena powers.
Justice Antonio Carpio explains why bank secrecy laws cannot override constitutional accountability in impeachment cases involving public officials.
Justice Antonio Carpio explains why “joint development” in the West Philippine Sea risks undermining Philippine sovereignty, and outlines the legal conditions required for any oil and gas cooperation under the Constitution and international law.
Justice Antonio Carpio warns the Philippines would be “committing suicide” if it accepts China’s oil and gas terms, stressing constitutional and legal violations in West Philippine Sea deals.
Justice Antonio Carpio warns against unconstitutional oil deals with China, calls for new arbitration, and urges a unified Philippine legal position on West Philippine Sea disputes.
Retired Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban hails Justice Antonio Carpio as a relentless defender of Philippine sovereignty, highlighting his legal advocacy in the West Philippine Sea.
A lecture in Iloilo highlights the legal, historical, and economic foundations of Philippine sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea, emphasizing the importance of the 1875 Carta General.
Justice Antonio Carpio explains the legal, economic, and strategic stakes in the West Philippine Sea, urging stronger political will and continued arbitration to protect Philippine sovereignty.
Justice Carpio underscored that the outcome of the impeachment process will have broader implications beyond the case itself.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio urges filing a new case against China to protect Filipino fishing rights in the West Philippine Sea, building on the 2016 arbitral ruling.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio says the 1875 Carta General map provides strong historical evidence supporting Philippine claims over Scarborough Shoal and the West Philippine Sea.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio calls for increasing BrahMos missile systems to strengthen Philippine coastal defense and deter aggression in the West Philippine Sea.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio says police understood the term “neutralize” to mean kill during Duterte’s drug war, citing public statements, PNP data, and ICC proceedings.
Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio and leading legal scholars examine the Supreme Court ruling in Duterte v. House of Representatives and its implications for impeachment, session days, and constitutional accountability.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio says evidence against Rodrigo Duterte at the ICC is overwhelming, citing extrajudicial admissions, the Oplan Tokhang circular, and insider witnesses, and explains why domestic prosecution in the Philippines did not proceed.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio says the first impeachment complaint against VP Sara Duterte will be deemed initiated by Monday under the Supreme Court’s new ruling, explaining the impact of the Court’s redefinition of session days and the next steps in the House.
Retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio refutes Senator Marcoleta’s threat to file treason charges over the 2011 Magallona v. Ermita ruling, explaining that treason applies only in wartime and that the decision aligned Philippine law with UNCLOS and constitutional principles.
Senator Rodante Marcoleta has threatened to sue retired Justice Antonio T. Carpio for treason over a 2011 maritime baselines decision; Carpio counters that treason applies only in wartime and explains the legal basis of the baselines decision and its role in protecting Philippine maritime rights.