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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “halls of justice”

When a Judge Lived in the Halls of Justice: A Lesson on Judicial Integrity

The Supreme Court reminds judges that the Halls of Justice are for court business only—not residential quarters—in this administrative case.

Religious Practices in Public Spaces: The Supreme Court's Ruling on Masses in Halls of Justice

The Supreme Court explains when religious activities in government buildings are permissible accommodation, not a violation of Church-State separation.

Court Premises Are Not for Commercial Use: A Lesson in Judicial Dignity

Philippine Supreme Court rules that Halls of Justice must be used exclusively for judicial functions, not commercial activities like raffle draws.