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Feb 9, 2011 bail criminal procedure judicial discretion rule 114 administrative case gross ignorance

Bail Before Formal Charges: The Limits of Judicial Discretion

A judge's verbal grant of bail without written application, deposit, or release order constitutes a violation of Rule 114.

Mar 17, 2010 bail criminal procedure rule 114 discretion leviste appeal

Bail After Conviction: Discretion vs. Right in Philippine Law

Explaining Leviste v. CA: bail after conviction is discretionary, not automatic, even without bail-negating circumstances under Rule 114.

Aug 20, 2004 bail judges administrative case rule 114 misconduct philippine law

When Judges Overstep: The Cash Bond Rule and Simple Misconduct

A judge who personally received a cash bail bond violated Rule 114, but the Court ruled it was simple, not gross, misconduct.

Oct 23, 2003 bail rule 114 gross ignorance of the law administrative case judges criminal procedure

When a Judge Accepts Bail at Home: Gross Ignorance of the Law in Bail Proceedings

SC ruling on a judge who accepted cash bail at his residence, highlighting proper bail procedure under Rule 114.