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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “emergency procurement”

Emergency Procurement vs Graft: When Urgency Excuses Protocol

The Supreme Court clarifies when negotiated procurement during calamities is justified and how it affects criminal liability for graft charges.

Good Faith and Emergency Purchases: When Public Officials Escape Graft Liability

Explore how the Supreme Court protected a public official from graft charges, citing good faith and emergency procurement during a blood shortage crisis.