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Showing 49–65 of 65 articles for “philippine judiciary”

Judicial Misconduct Upholding Impartiality AND Integrity IN THE Philippine Judiciary

Workplace Misconduct and Decorum in the Philippine Judiciary: Baloloy v. Flores

The Supreme Court ruled that fighting court employees violate judicial decorum, fining both parties in Baloloy v. Flores.

Judicial Misconduct: Upholding Honesty and Efficiency in the Philippine Judiciary

A judge's delay in deciding cases and dishonesty in JBC forms led to suspension and fine, reinforcing judicial accountability.

Judicial Ethics: Impartiality and Decorum in the Philippine Judiciary

A Supreme Court ruling reminds judges that intemperate speech and offensive attacks on fellow magistrates violate the Code of Judicial Conduct.

Upholding Integrity: Consequences of Workplace Misconduct in the Philippine Judiciary

This article examines the Supreme Court's firm stance on workplace misconduct within the Philippine judiciary, detailing consequences and legal principles.

Clerk of Court Dismissed for Misconduct Upholding Fiscal Responsibility in the Philippine Judiciary

Supreme Court dismisses a clerk of court for grave misconduct, emphasizing the judiciary's strict fiscal accountability standards.

Judicial Misconduct Upholding Integrity and Independence in the Philippine Judiciary

Supreme Court clarifies remedies for landowners vs. NHA in expropriation cases, emphasizing proper legal procedures and constitutional challenges.

Judicial Corruption Upholding Integrity IN THE Philippine Judiciary

The Supreme Court reprimands a judge for impropriety, misdemeanor, and gross ignorance of law in Tapiru v. Biden.

Judicial Ethics: Upholding Impartiality and Integrity in the Philippine Judiciary

A Supreme Court ruling on a judge's misconduct shows why judicial ethics demand conduct beyond reproach, even outside court.

Judicial Employees and Immorality: Ethics Standards in the Philippine Judiciary

Supreme Court dismisses two court employees for illicit affair, reaffirming high moral standards for judiciary personnel.

Judicial Rank vs Salary Grade: Understanding Position Classification in the Philippine Judiciary

The Supreme Court explains why equal salary grades do not mean equal judicial rank, clarifying position classification in the Court of Appeals.

Upholding Judicial Integrity: Gross Misconduct in the Philippine Judiciary

A Supreme Court ruling on a judge's gross misconduct shows the high ethical standards required of the bench and the consequences of abuse.

Breach of Trust When Workplace Misconduct Leads to Dismissal in the Philippine Judiciary

A judge's dismissal for grave abuse of authority and gross ignorance of the law, highlighting due process and judicial conduct standards.

Judicial Efficiency and Integrity: Consequences of Delay and Falsification in the Philippine Judiciary

Explore how a judge's failure to decide cases on time and falsified certificates of service led to dismissal, underscoring judicial accountability.

Judicial Impropriety and Ethical Conduct in the Philippine Judiciary: Lessons from People v. Santos

A 1997 ruling on inadmissible confessions, witness credibility, and kidnapping elements under Philippine law.

Judicial Misconduct Case: Upholding Impartiality and Competence in Philippine Courts

A Supreme Court ruling on a court employee's neglect of duty underscores the high standards of ethics and competence required in the Philippine judiciary.

Breach of Public Trust: Malversation and Accountability in the Philippine Judiciary

A court employee's unexplained fund shortage led to dismissal. Learn the rules on malversation and accountability in the judiciary.