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Proceedings for the discipline of judges and justices can be instituted in three ways: 1) Motu proprio by the Supreme Court, 2) Upon a verified complaint filed before the Supreme Court supported by affidavits or documents, or 3) An anonymous complaint supported by public records filed with the Supreme Court. If the complaint is verified and supported, a copy is served to the respondent. If the respondent does not file a comment within 10 days, the Office of the Court Administrator proceeds with a hearing. If found guilty, penalties range from dismissal and forfeiture of benefits for serious charges to fines, censure, reprimand or admonishment for less serious or light charges.
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Proceedings for the discipline of judges and justices can be instituted in three ways: 1) Motu proprio by the Supreme Court, 2) Upon a verified complaint filed before the Supreme Court supported by affidavits or documents, or 3) An anonymous complaint supported by public records filed with the Supreme Court. If the complaint is verified and supported, a copy is served to the respondent. If the respondent does not file a comment within 10 days, the Office of the Court Administrator proceeds with a hearing. If found guilty, penalties range from dismissal and forfeiture of benefits for serious charges to fines, censure, reprimand or admonishment for less serious or light charges.
Proceedings for the discipline of judges and justices can be instituted in three ways: 1) Motu proprio by the Supreme Court, 2) Upon a verified complaint filed before the Supreme Court supported by affidavits or documents, or 3) An anonymous complaint supported by public records filed with the Supreme Court. If the complaint is verified and supported, a copy is served to the respondent. If the respondent does not file a comment within 10 days, the Office of the Court Administrator proceeds with a hearing. If found guilty, penalties range from dismissal and forfeiture of benefits for serious charges to fines, censure, reprimand or admonishment for less serious or light charges.
INSTITUTION OF PROCEEDINGS FOR THE DISCIPLINE OF JUDGES AND JUSTICES
3RD YEAR PROBLEM AREAS IN LEGAL ETHICS Is the form and substance sufficient? How instituted? NO DISMISSED
1. MOTU PROPIO by the Supreme
Court; YES Did the respondent filed his 2. Upon a VERIFIED COMPLAINT comment within ten days? NO filed before the Supreme Court supported by: a. Affidavit of persons who SERVED COPY have personal knowledge of TO THE the facts alleged therein; or RESPONDENT OFFICE OF THE COURT HEARING b. Documents which may ADMINISTRATOR substantiate said allegations. 3. ANONYMOUS COMPLAINT YES supported by public records of indubitable integrity filed with SUPREME the Supreme Court. DISMISSAL FROM THE SERVICE COURT FORFITURE OF ALL OR PART OF THE BENEFIT AS THE COURT MAY DETERMINE DISQUALIFICATION FROM REINSTATEMENT OR APPOINTMENT GUILTY ? NO TO ANY PUBLIC OFFICE, INCLUDING GOCC SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE WITHOUT SALARY AND OTHER BENEFITS FOR MORE THAN 3 MOS. BUT NOT EXCEEDING 6MOS. YES SUSPENSION FROM THE OFFICE FINE OF MORE THAN P20,000 BUT NOT EXCEEDING P40,000 WITHOUT SALARY AND OTHER BENEFITS FOR NOT LESS THAN ONE MO. NOR MORE THAN THREE MOS. SERIOUS CHARGE FINE OF MORE THAN P10,000 BUT FINE OF NOT LESS THAN P1,000 BUT NOT EXCEEDING P20,000 LESS SERIOUS CHARGE NOT EXCEEDING P10,000 CENSURE LIGHT CHARGE REPRIMAND ADMONITION WITH WARNING