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Jul 13, 2010labor-lawdue-processpreliminary-investigationnoticesandiganbayanadministrative-proceedings
Due Process in Dismissals: What Romualdez v. Sandiganbayan Teaches on Notice
A Sandiganbayan forfeiture ruling shows why due process requires notice and a real chance to be heard, not the respondent's actual presence at every step.
Behest Loans and the Ombudsman: Probable Cause, Prescription, and the Romualdez Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that the Ombudsman gravely abused its discretion in dismissing behest loan charges for lack of probable cause and prescription.