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Sep 3, 2009civil-procedurejudicial-inhibitionrule-137disqualification-of-judgesmandatory-inhibitionvoluntary-inhibition
Judicial Discretion vs Mandatory Duty: Voluntary Inhibition of Judges in the Philippines
Explaining the difference between mandatory and voluntary inhibition of judges under Rule 137, and when a judge may step aside.
Judicial Impartiality When Prior Involvement In A Case Disqualifies A Judge
A judge who previously served as prosecutor must inhibit from the case. Rule 137, Section 1 explained.