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Oct 30, 2009 administrative law court personnel discipline incompetence habitual drunkenness loafing

Court Personnel Discipline: Incompetence, Drunkenness, and Loafing in the Judiciary

The Supreme Court ruled on disciplining court personnel for incompetence, habitual drunkenness, and loafing, imposing fines despite retirement.

Dec 3, 2002 administrative law civil service judiciary discipline habitual drunkenness court personnel

Drunkenness on Duty: Defining Unruly Behavior and Disciplinary Authority in the Philippine Judiciary

Court employees must observe strict decorum. Habitual drunkenness is a less grave offense under Civil Service rules, with clear penalties.

Mar 30, 2000 administrative law public service misconduct habitual drunkenness sheriff civil service

Drunkenness and Misconduct: Upholding Ethical Standards in Public Service

A sheriff's habitual drunkenness, AWOL, and illegal firearm possession led to dismissal, reaffirming that public office is a public trust.