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Showing 49–72 of 109 articles for “immorality”

When a Judge's Private Misconduct Ends a Public Career: Gross Immorality in the Judiciary

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality after an extramarital affair, showing that private conduct can end a judicial career.

Supreme Court Dismisses Judge for Gross Immorality in Extramarital Affair Case

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality over an extramarital affair and child, while suspending him from law practice for three years.

Adultery and Public Service: Proving Immorality Beyond Suspicion in Administrative Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on immorality cases against court employees: the need for competent evidence and the limits of double jeopardy in administrative proceedings.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: Extramarital Affair and Child Outside Wedlock

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality over an extramarital affair and child, while suspending him from law practice for three years.

Judicial Ethics, Extra-Marital Affairs, and the Standard of Moral Decency for Judges

The Supreme Court holds judges to exacting moral standards, ruling that even a non-physical romantic relationship with another woman constitutes immorality.

Upholding Public Trust: Dismissal for Gross Immorality in the Judiciary

A judge's extramarital affair led to dismissal from service and suspension from law practice, reaffirming strict ethical standards for the bench.

Supreme Court Dismisses Judge for Extramarital Affair, Suspends Him From Law Practice

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality over an extramarital affair and suspended him from law practice for three years.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: Extramarital Affair and Child Outside Marriage

Supreme Court dismisses a judge for gross immorality over an extramarital affair and child, imposing a three-year suspension from law practice.

Judicial Employees AND Immorality Maintaining Ethical Standards IN THE Philippine Judiciary

Immorality Charges Require Substantial Evidence Mere Allegations Insufficient

The Supreme Court reminds that administrative charges of immorality against court employees need substantial evidence, not mere allegations or hearsay.

Immorality as Ground for Suspension: Court Personnel Held to High Moral Standards

Court employees face discipline for immoral conduct. Learn how a process server's extramarital affair led to suspension.

Ethical Standards for Judges and Lawyers: Dismissal and Suspension for Gross Immorality

Supreme Court dismisses judge and suspends him from law practice for extramarital affair, reaffirming strict ethical standards for the judiciary and bar.

Cohabitation and Ethical Standards: Defining Immorality in the Judiciary

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when cohabitation by court employees amounts to grossly immoral conduct warranting administrative discipline.

Moral Conduct in the Judiciary: Defining Immorality and Due Process for Court Employees

The Supreme Court clarifies when giving birth out of wedlock is immoral conduct for court employees and protects due process rights.

Judicial Misconduct and Immorality: When a Judge's Private Acts Breach Public Trust

When a judge's private behavior crosses the line into immorality, the Supreme Court can dismiss him from the bench—even without a criminal conviction.

Supreme Court Dismisses Judge for Gross Immorality, Suspends Him From Law Practice

A judge's extramarital affair leads to dismissal from service and three-year suspension from law practice, reaffirming strict ethical standards.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: Ethical Standards in the Judiciary

Supreme Court dismisses a judge for an extramarital affair and suspends him from law practice, reaffirming strict ethical standards for the judiciary.

Judge Dismissed for Extramarital Affair: High Court Reinforces Judicial Morality Standards

Supreme Court dismisses judge for gross immorality over extramarital affair and child, suspends him from law practice for three years.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality in Extramarital Affair and Child

Supreme Court dismisses a judge for gross immorality over an extramarital affair and child, while suspending him from law practice for three years.

Breach of Marital Vows: Attorney's Immoral Conduct and the Legal Profession

Supreme Court rules on lawyer-client affair, immorality as professional misconduct, and penalties for breaching marital vows.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: Extramarital Affair and Child Warrant Removal from the Bench

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality after he admitted to an extramarital affair and fathering a child, while suspending him from law practice for three years.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: Extramarital Affair and Child Warrant Removal from the Bench

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality after he had an extramarital affair and fathered a child, and suspended him from law practice for three years.

Morality vs Misconduct: Defining the Boundaries of Public Service Decorum

The Supreme Court clarifies when private immorality becomes administrative misconduct, and why certiorari cannot replace a lost appeal.

Upholding Integrity: Dishonest Declarations Lead to Dismissal in Public Office

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross immorality after an extramarital affair, showing that private misconduct has public consequences.