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Oct 29, 1998 administrative law ombudsman court of appeals rule 43 jurisdiction government employees

Ombudsman Decisions in Administrative Cases: Appealing to the Right Court

Learn which court hears appeals from Ombudsman administrative disciplinary decisions, following the Supreme Court's ruling in Namuhe v. Ombudsman.

May 20, 1998 administrative law due process local government formal investigation elected officials supreme court

Due Process in Administrative Cases: Formal Hearings Are Mandatory for Elected Officials

The Supreme Court rules that administrative cases against elected officials require formal hearings, not just position papers, to satisfy due process.

Apr 18, 1997 due-process summary-dismissal service-of-summons forcible-entry administrative-law philippine-law

Due Process in Administrative Cases: Lessons on Summary Dismissals from De Guzman v. Court of Appeals

The Supreme Court's ruling in De Guzman v. CA underscores that proper service of summons is essential to due process, even in summary proceedings.

Sep 30, 1996 judicial accountability culpable negligence administrative law judges supreme court

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.