House lead prosecutor Rep. Gerville Luistro says the prosecution team in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case plans to include more than 30 witnesses in its pre-trial brief to the Senate. Luistro says the House prosecution has identified additional witnesses beyond earlier estimates, noting that the exact number and names will be reflected in the submitted materials. She also says the prosecution and defense have laid out a “roadmap” for the trial during the pre-trial conference, with terms expected to be formalized in a pre-trial order anticipated on June 25. Luistro further indicates that the trial timeline may extend past September, citing competing trial schedules filed by rival camps as well as the volume of witnesses and evidence planned to be presented. In related updates, she says stipulations and witnesses submitted by the prosecution have been turned over for resolution, while the marking of evidence is not yet finished. Across updates, Luistro frames the process as aiming for a “simple, expeditious, and fair” trial, with further procedural steps depending on the Senate Impeachment Court’s resolution of pre-trial matters.