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Showing 169–174 of 174 articles for “ethics”

Judicial Ethics and Employee Conduct: Lessons from Belaunzaran v. NLRC on Dismissal and Abandonment

A look at Belaunzaran v. NLRC clarifies when resignation offers are not constructive dismissal and when unauthorized absences justify loss of trust.

Forum Shopping and Judicial Ethics: Lessons from Fil-Estate Golf v. Court of Appeals

When may filing two similar cases be considered forum shopping? The Supreme Court explains the rule and its penalties.

When Can a Judge Be Held Liable for Misconduct? Lessons from Benjamin v. Alaba

A Supreme Court ruling on when a judge crosses the line from error to administrative liability, and why even well-meaning actions can breach judicial ethics.

Judicial Ethics and Workplace Harassment: When a Judge Preys on Court Staff

The Supreme Court dismissed a judge for gross misconduct and immorality after he sexually harassed a court clerk, reaffirming that judges must embody integrity.

Sheriff Misconduct: Abuse of Authority and Legal Ethics in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court dismisses sheriff for grave abuse of authority and extortion in enforcing writ of attachment, reaffirming strict ethical standards for court officers.

Judicial Ethics: When Should a Judge Inhibit From a Case

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a judge must inhibit from a case to preserve impartiality and avoid the appearance of bias.