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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “professionalism”

Disbarment for Breach of Candor: Misleading the Court and Professional Misconduct

A lawyer's flip-flopping statements and misleading pleadings led to disbarment. Learn the ethical rules on candor and professionalism.

Workplace Conduct: Upholding Decorum Among Court Employees in the Philippines

The Supreme Court reminds court personnel that professionalism and decorum are non-negotiable, fining two employees for a workplace altercation.

Maintaining Decorum: Workplace Altercations and the Duty of Court Employees in the Philippines

The Supreme Court fined two court employees for a workplace altercation, reaffirming that decorum and professionalism are non-negotiable in the judiciary.

Upholding Professionalism Sheriffs Neglect OF Duty AND Impact ON Public Trust IN THE Judiciary

Court Clerk Reprimanded for Discourtesy: A Lesson in Judicial Ethics

The Supreme Court reprimanded a court clerk for discourtesy toward staff, emphasizing that judicial personnel must uphold professionalism and harmony.

Maintaining Professionalism: Lawyers' Duty to Courteous Conduct

Philippine Supreme Court rules on lawyer discipline for uncivil conduct toward fellow attorneys, citing Canon 8 of the Code of Professional Responsibility.

Maintaining Decorum: Court Employee Fined for Discourtesy at Supreme Court Lobby

A court employee's shouting at a security guard leads to administrative liability. The High Court reminds all judicial personnel that professionalism and courtesy are non-negotiable.

Mayoral Prerogative vs Police Professionalism: Understanding the Limits of Local Executive Power in Police App

A look at how the Supreme Court balances a mayor's appointment power with the need for police professionalism and legal limits.