00:01Former President Rodrigo Duterte appears before the International Criminal Court Trial Chamber 3 on Tuesday, October 13.
00:07He attends the fourth status conference on his Crimes Against Humanity case involving his war on drugs.
00:13Presiding Judge Joanna Korner discloses the schedule of Duterte's trial beginning November 30.
00:22The prosecution's volume of evidence was brought up during the hearing.
00:26Defense lawyer Peter Haynes again complains about the prosecution's over 18,000 data sets.
00:31The defense also accuses the prosecution of using artificial intelligence in reviewing the evidence.
00:36But trial prosecutor Julian Nichols counters this.
00:40That is completely untrue. He keeps saying that.
00:43We have gone through this data set by analysts, gone through all of it, lawyers some of it, page by
00:51page, human, manual, 100%.
00:54Keep saying that, it's not true.
00:55Yep.
00:56Trial Chamber 3 recently ruled Duterte is fit to stand trial, denying the defense's claims of Duterte's incapacity.
