This is a faulty analogy. Nobody said here that if Corona plundered half a million, or 500K, or 100K or 10k, he should not be convicted. It is not about the quantity. It is all about the process.
An error in SALN does not mean that there was really an anomaly. It could be a honest mistake, or that he was misguided.
The prosecution failed to prove that there was plunder or graft and corruption. First, it was not alleged in the impeachment complaint. Second, now they are banking on the premise that Corona could be impeached because of betrayal of public trust.
Committing errors in SALN is not an impeachable offense. Nowhere you can find it in the constitution.
Is it betrayal of public trust? How so?
Is it graft and corruption? The prosecution cannot present evidence on this because of their ill-prepared impeachment complaint... but so far, they really have tried to imply this in the course of the trial but unsuccessful. Only the unlearned and emotionally attached will believe that based on evidence, Corona is evil.
