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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “false certificates of service”

Judicial Efficiency and the Consequences of Delayed Case Decisions

A Supreme Court ruling on a judge dismissed for delayed decisions and false certificates of service, and what it means for judicial accountability.

Judicial Accountability: Dismissal for Undue Delay and False Certifications

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling shows judges can be dismissed for gross inefficiency and dishonesty over delayed cases and false certificates of service.

Judicial Misconduct: Falsifying Service Certificates and Neglect of Duty

The Supreme Court holds a retired judge liable for gross misconduct and false certificates of service, and a clerk of court for simple misconduct.

Judicial Accountability: Consequences of Negligence and Delay in Court Proceedings

Supreme Court penalizes a judge and court personnel for case delays, lost records, and false certificates of service, underscoring judicial accountability.

Judicial Accountability: Judge Held Liable for Neglect of Duty and Falsified Certificates of Service

A Philippine judge was considered resigned for failing to decide cases on time and submitting false certificates of service, underscoring judicial accountability.