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Apr 15, 2015 administrative law judicial conduct rule 140 code of judicial conduct supreme court

Judicial Impropriety: A Judge's Debt and the Appearance of Justice

The Supreme Court fined a judge for failing to pay a debt, explaining the line between impropriety and willful failure to pay.

Sep 24, 2014 judicial-conduct code-of-judicial-conduct administrative-case attorney-in-fact impropriety judges

When a Judge Serves as Attorney-in-Fact: A Cautionary Tale on Judicial Impropriety

The Supreme Court reminds judges that serving as attorney-in-fact for non-family members violates the Code of Judicial Conduct and constitutes impropriety.

Mar 31, 2006 administrative-law

Judicial Impropriety WHY Even Good Intentions CAN Lead TO Sanctions FOR Judges IN THE Philippines

Dec 22, 1997 criminal law kidnapping constitutional rights evidence custodial investigation supreme court

Judicial Impropriety and Ethical Conduct in the Philippine Judiciary: Lessons from People v. Santos

A 1997 ruling on inadmissible confessions, witness credibility, and kidnapping elements under Philippine law.

Jul 4, 1997 judicial ethics judicial impropriety code of judicial conduct philippine courts corruption public trust

Judicial Impropriety: Avoiding the Appearance of Corruption in Philippine Courts

Philippine courts demand not just actual integrity but the appearance of it. This article explains the standard of judicial impropriety.