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Showing 2527 of 27 articles for administrative offense

Judicial Delay When Inaction Becomes Injustice: A Philippine Case Study

When judges delay decisions, justice suffers. This case shows how inaction becomes an administrative offense under Philippine law.

Simple Neglect of Duty: How Philippine Courts Distinguish Administrative Offenses

Philippine Retirement Authority v. Rupa clarifies when a public officer's delay is simple neglect, not conduct prejudicial to the service.

Immorality in the Judiciary: When a Court Employee's Private Conduct Becomes an Administrative Offense

The Supreme Court suspends a sheriff for six months for living with a woman not his wife, affirming that judicial personnel must be above suspicion in both public and private life.