Disabilities and Inhibitions of Public Officers

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1. What does RA 6713, Section 7(a) prohibit? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Which constitutional rule addresses civil-service officers' partisan electioneering? Multiple Choice Easy
3. What is the general constitutional rule for an elective official seeking appointment or designation to another public o… Multiple Choice Easy
4. A licensing officer secretly owns an interest in a transaction that requires approval of her office. She argues that in… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A civil-service officer argues that the ban on partisan electioneering necessarily removes the right to cast a private … Multiple Choice Medium
6. A Cabinet member proposes to take a second paid public office solely because an ordinary law permits appointive officia… Multiple Choice Hard
7. An officer uses confidential information learned solely through official duties to give a private business an unfair ad… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain why a public officer cannot avoid Section 7(a) merely by placing a transaction-related financial interest throu… Essay Medium
9. Distinguish the general appointive-official multiple-office provision from the stricter rule applicable to Cabinet memb… Essay Medium
10. Explain why misuse of confidential official information can violate RA 6713 even if the officer receives no cash paymen… Essay Medium
11. Under RA 6713, what is the general restriction on accepting consultancy work in a private enterprise licensed by the of… Multiple Choice Easy
12. What additional condition accompanies constitutional or statutory authorization for an incumbent official’s private pro… Multiple Choice Easy