Gadon files disbarment complaint against VP Sara Duterte

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MANILA — Presidential Adviser for Poverty Alleviation Secretary Larry Gadon filed a disbarment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte before the Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday.

Gadon, a lawyer who is himself disbarred, urged the High Court to take up the case and initiate a motu proprio disbarment proceeding against Duterte following her recent remarks against President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

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In his complaint, Gadon argued that Duterte’s statements, which were widely heard by millions of Filipinos, were “illegal, immoral, and condemnable.” He stated that, as a lawyer, Duterte should face disbarment for her actions.

As of now, Vice President Duterte has not responded to the issue.

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