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Jul 25, 2017 judicial conduct administrative law supreme court immorality gross misconduct code of judicial conduct

Judicial Conduct: Moral Standards and Accountability in the Philippine Judiciary

The Supreme Court dismisses a judge for immorality and gross misconduct, reaffirming that judges must uphold the highest moral standards.

Mar 26, 2014 administrative law dishonesty daily time record court employee civil service supreme court

Falsifying Time Records: A Breach of Public Trust in the Philippine Judiciary

Court interpreter suspended six months for falsifying daily time records to attend law school. The Supreme Court rules on dishonesty, due process, and public accountability.

Jun 30, 2008 disciplinary proceedings due process anonymous complaints legal ethics supreme court rule 139-b

Anonymous Complaints in Disciplinary Cases: Due Process and Ethical Conduct

The Supreme Court dismisses an anonymous complaint against Solicitor General Devanadera, balancing due process rights with ethical oversight of lawyers.