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Showing 1–21 of 21 articles for “dismissal from service”

Case-Fixing in the Ombudsman: When Dishonesty Leads to Dismissal from Service

The Supreme Court affirms that case-fixing in the Ombudsman warrants dismissal, clarifying the standards of conduct for public servants.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: Extramarital Affair and Its Professional Consequences

A judge's extramarital affair leads to dismissal from service and suspension from law practice, underscoring strict moral standards for the judiciary.

Serious Dishonesty in Civil Service Exams: The Dampilag Ruling on Impersonation

The Supreme Court affirms that impersonation in civil service exams constitutes serious dishonesty and falsification, warranting dismissal from service.

Non-Payment of Debts and Insubordination in Court Employment: A Cautionary Tale

The Supreme Court explains when a court employee's failure to pay debts and defiance of Court orders can lead to dismissal from service.

Judge Dismissed for Gross Immorality: The High Standard of Judicial Conduct

A judge's extramarital affair leads to dismissal from service and suspension from law practice, reinforcing strict ethical standards for the judiciary.

Grave Misconduct for Teachers Who Leased School Property Without Authority

Supreme Court holds school officials liable for grave misconduct for unauthorized lease of school premises, affirming dismissal from service.

Dismissal for Gross Ignorance of Law: Upholding Ethical Standards in the Judiciary

A judge's dismissal from service for gross ignorance of the law in a hazing case, and what it means for judicial accountability.

When Judges Ignore Court Directives: Administrative Consequences in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court rulings show judges who disregard court directives face administrative liability, including fines, suspension, or dismissal from service.

Breach of Public Trust: Dishonesty and Gross Negligence Leading to Dismissal

When a municipal treasurer's repeated financial irregularities amount to grave misconduct, dismissal from service is the warranted penalty.

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 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.

Dishonesty in Public Service: Consequences of Misconduct and Abandonment of Duty

The Supreme Court affirms that the Ombudsman can impose penalties directly, and that dishonesty by accountable officers warrants dismissal from service.

Dereliction of Duty: Forfeiture of Benefits for Negligent Court Personnel

Learn how the Supreme Court penalizes court personnel for dereliction of duty, including forfeiture of benefits and dismissal from service.

Balancing Procedural Rules and Substantial Justice: Rosario Dalton-Reyes v. Court of Appeals

A one-day delay in filing an appeal should not defeat substantial justice, especially when a litigant faces dismissal from service.

Implied Admission: The Decisive Impact of Uncontested Requests in Philippine Courts

How a sheriff's failure to file a comment led to a finding of dishonesty and dismissal from service.

Judicial Misconduct When Personal Interest Undermines Impartiality

When a judge becomes a party to cases before his own court, dismissal from service is the fitting penalty.

Sheriff’s Extortion and Neglect of Duty: When Misconduct Warrants Dismissal from Service

Learn how the Supreme Court disciplines erring sheriffs, with a 2004 ruling on extortion and neglect of duty as grounds for dismissal.

When a Judge's Private Misconduct Ends a Judicial Career: Gross Immorality and Its Consequences

A Supreme Court ruling shows how a judge's extramarital affair led to dismissal from service and suspension from law practice.

Dismissal for Misconduct: Upholding Ethical Standards in the Judiciary

A Supreme Court decision shows how gross neglect of duty and insubordination by a court employee led to dismissal from service with forfeiture of benefits.

Sheriff Misconduct When Custody Turns Criminal Understanding A Sheriffs Duty Of Safekeeping IN THE Philippines

When a sheriff sells a levied vehicle instead of keeping it safe, the Supreme Court imposes the ultimate penalty: dismissal from service.

Upholding Integrity: Why Government Employee Absenteeism and Dishonesty Lead to Dismissal in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how habitual absenteeism and dishonesty by a court employee warranted dismissal from service with forfeiture of benefits.