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Showing 1–24 of 51 articles for “preventive suspension”

Reviving Accountability: Condonation Doctrine and Preventive Suspension in Philippine Governance

Supreme Court clarifies the condonation doctrine and preventive suspension rules for public officers facing administrative and criminal liability.

Understanding Preventive Suspension in Philippine Administrative Law: Rights and Remedies

Learn the rules on preventive suspension in Philippine administrative law, including grounds, duration, and the rights of public officers facing investigation.

Preventive Suspension of Public Officials: Scope and Limits Under Section 13 of R.A. 3019

The Supreme Court clarifies when public officials may be preventively suspended pending trial, including for offenses under R.A. 6713 involving fraud upon government funds.

Preventive Suspension and Compassionate Justice: The Buan Case in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court balances judicial accountability with humanitarian considerations in preventive suspension cases, as shown in the Buan case.

Understanding Constructive Dismissal When Preventive Suspension Becomes Unlawful Termination

The Supreme Court clarifies when a reduced work assignment is valid management prerogative and when a subsequent dismissal becomes illegal.

Preventive Suspension by the Ombudsman: The Purisima Case and Due Process

The Supreme Court clarifies the Ombudsman's power to preventively suspend officials and the limits of due process in administrative cases.

Indefinite Preventive Suspension Is Constructive Dismissal: Agcolicol v. Casiño

When an employer suspends a worker indefinitely beyond 30 days, the suspension ripens into constructive dismissal, entitling the employee to backwages and separation pay.

Indefinite Preventive Suspension Is Constructive Dismissal: Employee Rights in the Philippines

The Supreme Court rules that an indefinite preventive suspension beyond 30 days amounts to constructive dismissal, entitling the employee to backwages and separation pay.

Preventive Suspension Limits and Employer Rights in Philippine Labor Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when employers may impose successive preventive suspensions and the rules on appeal bonds in labor cases.

Preventive Suspension for Separate Offenses: Smart Communications v. Solidum

Supreme Court clarifies that employers may impose fresh preventive suspensions for newly discovered offenses, and explains the limits of the rule.

Ombudsman’s Discretion vs Due Process: Balancing Preventive Suspension With Individual Rights

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on preventive suspension, due process, and the limits of Ombudsman discretion in administrative cases.

When Can the Ombudsman Issue Preventive Suspension: Safeguarding Public Trust

The Supreme Court clarifies the limits of the Ombudsman's preventive suspension power and when courts may intervene to protect public officials.

Falsification of Public Documents and Preventive Suspension Under RA 3019

When does falsification of public documents justify preventive suspension under Section 13 of RA 3019? The Supreme Court explains.

Preventive Suspension Grounds: When Philippine Civil Servants Face Removal

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when preventive suspension may validly issue against civil servants pending administrative investigation.

Preventive Suspension Under RA 3019: When a Hearing Is Not Required

The Supreme Court explains when preventive suspension of public officers is valid even without an actual hearing, and what makes an information sufficient.

Preventive Suspension: Strong Evidence of Dishonesty Justifies Temporary Removal in Public Service

Supreme Court rules on when preventive suspension of public officials is justified, clarifying the "strong evidence" standard under the Ombudsman Act.

Preventive Suspension and Due Process: When Filing a Complaint Preempts Company Investigation

A look at Artificio v. NLRC on preventive suspension, due process, and the consequences of filing a dismissal complaint before a scheduled hearing.

Resignation vs Constructive Dismissal: What Philippine Employees Must Prove

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when preventive suspension and resignation amount to constructive dismissal, and what employees must prove.

Toll Fee Deductions and Due Process: Protecting Employee Wages and Rights in Dismissal Cases

Supreme Court rules on illegal wage deductions from commissions and clarifies the 30-day preventive suspension rule in labor cases.

Safeguarding Employee Rights: The Imperative of Due Process in Termination Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on Genesis Transport clarifies preventive suspension limits, valid dismissal, and illegal wage deductions under the Labor Code.

Preventive Suspension and the Three-Term Limit Rule: Aldovino v. COMELEC

The Supreme Court rules that preventive suspension does not interrupt an elective official's term for purposes of the three-term limit rule.

Preventive Suspension of Public Officials: Due Process and Unexplained Wealth in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when the Ombudsman may preventively suspend public officials and what due process requires in unexplained wealth cases.

Liberty vs Military Authority: Balancing Rights in the Philippine Armed Forces

Supreme Court ruling on a general's preventive suspension and arrest, clarifying due process and injunctive relief in military discipline cases.

Practicing Law During Suspension: Judicial Ethics and Integrity

A judge's preventive suspension does not lift the ban on private law practice. The Supreme Court explains why.