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Discipline and Dismissal of Judges of Lower Courts (Const., Art. VIII, Secs. 6 and 11)
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- Who has administrative supervision over all courts and their personnel under Article VIII Section 6? Multiple Choice Easy
- Which body has the constitutional power to discipline judges of lower courts or order their dismissal? Multiple Choice Easy
- What voting formula does Article VIII Section 11 state for the specified lower-court judicial disciplinary or dismissal… Multiple Choice Easy
- A lower-court judge says appointment by the President gives the President exclusive ordinary authority to remove her fr… Multiple Choice Medium
- A lower-court judge’s serious-offense dismissal includes forfeiture of benefits under current CJCA Section 22. May the … Multiple Choice Medium
- The JIO submits findings recommending a sanction against an RTC judge. A local official announces that the recommendati… Multiple Choice Hard
- An administrative case was instituted while a judge remained in service. He then retires before a finding warranting di… Multiple Choice Hard
- Explain the constitutional allocation of supervision and discipline over lower-court judges. Essay Medium
- Distinguish security of tenure from immunity against judicial discipline. Essay Medium
- A judge retires during an instituted disciplinary case, and the Court later finds a dismissal-level offense. Explain th… Essay Medium
- Under the unmodified penalty schedule in CJCA CanonVII, Section22, which fine range applies to a serious offense? Multiple Choice Easy
- Under the base schedule in CanonVII, Section22, how long is suspension for a less serious offense? Multiple Choice Easy