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Jul 15, 2015 criminal procedure appeal rights promulgation of judgment justifiable cause estafa bail pending appeal

Losing Appeal Rights: Justifiable Cause and Timely Surrender After Conviction

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a convicted accused loses appeal rights by missing promulgation without justifiable cause.

Aug 4, 2014 labor-law illegal-dismissal backwages reinstatement security-of-tenure labor-code

Reinstatement Rights: Full Backwages Until Actual Reinstatement for Illegally Dismissed Employees

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that illegally dismissed employees are entitled to full backwages until actual reinstatement, not just until judgment promulgation.

Jul 25, 2011 sandiganbayan new trial promulgated decisions criminal procedure judicial ethics supreme court

When a Justice Transfers: Promulgation of Sandiganbayan Decisions and New Trial Rules

The Supreme Court clarifies when a Sandiganbayan decision is valid despite a ponente's transfer, and tightens the rules on new trials.

Jun 5, 2009 judicial accountability criminal procedure double jeopardy promulgation of judgment gross ignorance of the law

Judicial Accountability: The Consequences of Undue Delay in Case Resolution

A Supreme Court ruling shows how a trial court's disregard of the Rules of Court on promulgation of judgment led to the annulment of an acquittal and a judicial investigation.

Aug 31, 2006 criminal procedure judgment promulgation certiorari estafa rule 120 hierarchy of courts

Failure to Appear at Judgment Promulgation: Losing Legal Remedies in Criminal Cases

In criminal cases, skipping judgment promulgation without justifiable cause forfeits remedies like appeal or reconsideration. The Supreme Court explains.

Jan 31, 2005 judicial accountability due process criminal law judgment promulgation administrative liability speedy disposition

Judicial Accountability: Upholding Due Process in Criminal Judgment Promulgation

Explore the Supreme Court's ruling on judicial accountability, highlighting due process in criminal judgment promulgation and the consequences of undue delay.

Dec 14, 2000 criminal-law promulgation-of-judgment rule-120 right-to-appeal bp-22 supreme-court

Invalid Promulgation of Judgment: When Philippine Courts Fail to Follow Procedure

Philippine Supreme Court explains what makes a valid promulgation in absentia and when the accused's right to appeal accrues.

Apr 15, 1998 double jeopardy criminal procedure promulgation of judgment civil indemnity grave abuse of discretion

Double Jeopardy in the Philippines: When Partial Promulgation of a Decision Does Not Count

When a trial court promulgates only the civil liability part of a conviction, the accused cannot claim double jeopardy to block the later promulgation of the criminal penalty.