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Jul 9, 2003 search warrant criminal procedure judicial discretion administrative liability rule 126 gross ignorance

Judicial Discretion vs Mandatory Rules: Extending Search Warrant Validity

The Supreme Court clarifies when a judge's erroneous extension of a search warrant's validity is an administrative offense or a protected error of judgment.

Jul 3, 2003 legal ethics judicial conduct administrative case judges philippine supreme court

Judicial Conduct: Errors of Judgment vs Misconduct in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a judge's error is mere error of judgment versus administrative misconduct requiring bad faith.

Aug 13, 1999 building official graft and corruption ra 3019 probable cause ombudsman administrative law

When Can You Sue a Building Official: Error vs. Bad Faith in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when building officials can be sued for graft—error of judgment is not enough; bad faith must be shown.

Sep 25, 1998 administrative case judicial misconduct error of judgment judge liability contempt of court

Judicial Errors vs Misconduct: When to File an Administrative Case Against a Judge

Philippine Supreme Court explains the difference between a judge's mere error of judgment and administrative misconduct requiring bad faith.