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Qualifications of Members
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- What minimum age does Article VIII, Section 7(1) prescribe for a Member of the Supreme Court?
- What citizenship qualification does the Constitution require for appointment to the Supreme Court or a lower collegiate…
- Which set of qualities must a Member of the Judiciary possess under Article VIII, Section 7(3)?
- A natural-born Filipino aged forty-five has practiced law in the Philippines for eighteen years, has never served as a …
- A Filipino who acquired citizenship solely through ordinary naturalization seeks appointment as an RTC judge. She is a …
- A natural-born lawyer aged forty-two is nominated to the Supreme Court. At the proposed appointment date, she has fourt…
- A lawyer who is a Philippine citizen solely by ordinary naturalization is fifty years old and has twenty years of disti…
- A natural-born Filipino aged forty-eight has twenty years of law practice in the Philippines, no prior judicial service…
- Compare the Constitution's citizenship requirements for the Supreme Court, lower collegiate courts, and other lower cou…
- An applicant meets every numerical and citizenship qualification for the judicial office sought. The selection process …
- Which institution does Article VIII, Section 7(2) direct to prescribe the qualifications of judges of lower courts, sub…
- Apart from Philippine citizenship, what professional status does Article VIII, Section 7(2) require for a lower-court j…