The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte is in its early stages, with both the defense and prosecution teams emphasizing that it's too premature to assess wins or losses.Attorney Michael Poa, representing Duterte, stated that the defense does not track daily progress, as only the first witness has been presented.Meanwhile, House impeachment trial spokesperson Rep.Zia Alonto Adiong claimed the prosecution saw victory after presenting evidence.However, Poa clarified that the defense does not consider these claims as wins or losses, stressing the trial's early phase.The proceedings focused on Article IV, which addresses alleged assassination plots and threats against the president.Duterte's legal team remains firm against arraignment, and the Senate's authority to preside over the trial is under scrutiny.Despite some legal challenges, the trial has proceeded orderly, with Duterte expressing resolve to face the process.The case stems from allegations of constitutional violations, graft, and corruption, with the Senate set to deliberate on the impeachment case.Legal experts note that the trial's outcome hinges on the evidence presented and the court's interpretation of the charges.