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Showing 241–247 of 247 articles for “judicial accountability”

Judicial Accountability When Judges Delay Justice: Lessons from Navarro v. Del Rosario

When a judge refuses to decide a case for years, the Supreme Court steps in. Learn the rules on judicial delay and accountability.

Judicial Delay: A Judge's Duty to Decide Cases Promptly in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court reprimands judge for three-year delay in deciding a case, underscoring the 90-day rule and judicial accountability.

Judicial Accountability: Supreme Court Reprimands Judge for Undue Delay in Case Resolution

Supreme Court holds judges accountable for delays, reprimanding a judge who failed to decide cases within the reglementary period.

Judicial Accountability: Understanding Culpable Negligence in Philippine Courts

A Supreme Court ruling explains when a judge's error becomes culpable negligence, and why good faith matters in administrative cases.

When Judges Overstep: The Fine Line Between Debt Collection and Criminal Estafa

A Supreme Court ruling on judicial accountability shows why simple non-payment of debt can never be treated as criminal estafa.

Dismissal for Gross Insubordination and AWOL: A Lesson in Judicial Accountability

A Supreme Court ruling on gross insubordination and AWOL shows why court employees must obey lawful orders and report for duty.

Judicial Accountability: Why Courts Must Follow Procedure in Capital Cases

Philippine Supreme Court annuls death sentence in rape case, reminding trial courts that guilty pleas in capital offenses require full evidentiary proof.