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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “mission order”

Lawyer Disbarred for Falsified Mission Order and Hijacking Role

Supreme Court disbars lawyer for falsifying PASG documents and masterminding a cargo hijacking, stressing lawyers' high moral standards.

Mission Orders and Firearm Permits: Clarifying the Scope of Authority for NBI Agents

Understand the Supreme Court's ruling on when security guards and agents may bear firearms during election periods without COMELEC permits.

Mission Orders and Memorandum Receipts: When They Don't Replace a Firearms License

The Supreme Court clarifies that mission orders and memorandum receipts cannot substitute for a valid firearms license, even for confidential agents.

Ignorance of the Law Excuses No One: Judge Fined for Misinterpreting Firearm Rules

A judge was fined for acquitting a civilian who carried an unlicensed gun under an NBI mission order. The Supreme Court clarifies that a mission order is not a license.

The Limits of Mission Orders: When Can Civilians Carry Firearms Legally in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on mission orders, civilian firearm possession, and the limits of authority to issue gun permits.