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Showing 49–51 of 51 articles for “preventive suspension”

Preventive Suspension in the Philippines: When Does It Become Illegal

Philippine law allows preventive suspension of employees, but only under strict conditions. This article explains when it becomes illegal.

Re-Election and Criminal Liability: Why Public Officials Can Still Face Suspension for Past Misdeeds

Re-election does not erase criminal liability. The Supreme Court clarifies preventive suspension still applies to public officials for prior-term offenses.

Preventive Suspension Under RA 3019: When Public Officials Must Step Aside

The Supreme Court clarifies that preventive suspension of public officials facing graft charges under RA 3019 is mandatory, not discretionary. Learn the rules.