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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “presidential appointments”

Limits on Presidential Appointments: Qualification Standards in Public Office

When can courts nullify a presidential appointment? The Engaño case explains why appointees must meet minimum qualification standards.

Presidential Appointments in the Philippines: Limits of the Commission on Appointments' Confirmation Power

The Supreme Court clarifies which presidential appointments need Commission on Appointments confirmation under the 1987 Constitution.

Election Ban on Presidential Appointments: Safeguarding Judicial Independence in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that the constitutional ban on presidential appointments during election periods applies to judicial vacancies, protecting judicial independence.