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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “election ban”

Election Offenses: The 45-Day Ban on Releasing Public Funds for Livelihood Programs

Supreme Court clarifies the 45-day election ban on public fund releases covers LGU livelihood programs, not just DSWD projects.

Treasury Warrants, Election Ban, and Double Jeopardy: Key Lessons from People v. Ting

The Supreme Court clarifies when issuing treasury warrants violates the election ban and why acquittals stand under double jeopardy.

Judicial Appointments and the Election Ban: De Castro v. Judicial and Bar Council

The Supreme Court rules on whether the President may appoint the Chief Justice during the election ban on midnight appointments.

Election Law: Public Funds Disbursement and the Scope of Prohibited Public Works

The Supreme Court clarifies the election ban on public works and treasury warrants in Guzman v. COMELEC.

Public Bidding Does Not Exempt Takay Projects From the Election Spending Ban

The Supreme Court upheld the Comelec's finding that takay or paquiao public works cannot escape the election ban on fund releases through a public bidding.

Election Bans and Government Employee Reassignments: What Davalos Teaches Us

A look at how the Supreme Court treats cash advances, liquidation duties, and accountability of public officers.

Election Ban on Presidential Appointments: Safeguarding Judicial Independence in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that the constitutional ban on presidential appointments during election periods applies to judicial vacancies, protecting judicial independence.