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Showing 25–35 of 35 articles for “bribery”

Breach of Public Trust: The High Cost of Dishonesty for Court Officers in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court affirms direct bribery convictions of immigration officers and a lawyer, emphasizing public trust and accountability.

Lawyer Convicted of Direct Bribery: Acejas III vs. People and the Ethics of Representation

The Supreme Court convicted lawyer Francisco Acejas III of direct bribery for conspiring with a public officer to extort money — a warning to all legal professionals.

Demanding Money for Court Documents Constitutes Grave Misconduct and Bribery

Court personnel who demand money from litigants face dismissal, forfeiture of benefits, and disqualification from public office under the new CCACOP.

Judicial Ethics Substantiating Claims OF Bribery Against Judges

Consolidation of Bribery and Plunder Cases: Court Discretion in the Sandiganbayan

Explaining why the Supreme Court upheld the Sandiganbayan's discretion to deny consolidation of an indirect bribery case with a plunder case.

Judicial Integrity Under Scrutiny: False Statements and the Limits of Bribery Claims in the Philippines

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on dismissing an unproven bribery complaint against a judge while penalizing false statements under judicial ethics.

Judicial Integrity: Proving Bribery and Corruption Charges Against Philippine Judges

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on administrative liability of judges for misconduct, delay, and ignorance of the law.

Judicial Bribery in the Philippines: Upholding Integrity and Public Trust in the Judiciary

The Supreme Court addresses judicial bribery in the Philippines, reinforcing integrity and public trust in the judiciary.

Bribery in the Philippines: Understanding the Anti-Graft Law and Its Consequences

A Supreme Court ruling on a court interpreter's extortion explains Philippine bribery law, the Anti-Graft Law, and the penalties for public officers.

Judicial Integrity Under Scrutiny: Bribery and Entrapment in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court dismisses a judge for direct bribery, clarifying the line between lawful entrapment and illegal frame-up.

When Can a Judge Be Held Liable for Taking Bribes: A Philippine Case Study

A Supreme Court ruling on judicial misconduct shows when a judge can be dismissed for bribery and corrupt practices.