Attorney Tolosa, no amount of rhetoric, insinuation, or clever questioning can substitute for competent evidence. Under the Rules on Evidence and the constitutional guarantee of due process, the burden of proving the allegations rests on the prosecution—not on the defense to disprove every accusation. You cannot fill evidentiary gaps with wordplay and call it proof. Present evidence, not theatrics.
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