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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “judicial decorum”

Judicial Decorum in Philippine Courts: Lessons from Judge Dajao's Vulgar Conduct Case

The Supreme Court fined a judge for vulgar language and self-promotion, reaffirming strict standards of judicial decorum under Philippine law.

Judicial Decorum: When a Judge's Words Cross the Line in Philippine Courts

A judge's vulgar remark to a litigant led to a P5,000 fine. Learn the rules on judicial decorum and temperance in Philippine courts.

Upholding Judicial Decorum Judges Must Treat Lawyers AND Litigants With Courtesy

Judicial Accountability: Judges Must Respect Due Process and Avoid Abusive Language

A judge's intemperate language toward lawyers violates judicial decorum. The Supreme Court explains the limits of judicial discretion and accountability.

Workplace Misconduct and Decorum in the Philippine Judiciary: Baloloy v. Flores

The Supreme Court ruled that fighting court employees violate judicial decorum, fining both parties in Baloloy v. Flores.