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Discipline and Dismissal of Judges of Lower Courts (Const., Art. VIII, Secs. 6 and 11)
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- Does the CJCA classify an admonition or warning as a penalty? Multiple Choice Easy
- A judge is ordered to pay an administrative fine but leaves it unpaid. Does the protection of accrued leave credits aga… Multiple Choice Medium
- A judicial respondent receives a suspension decision and proposes continuing to sit until a later convenient date. What… Multiple Choice Medium
- In one disciplinary proceeding, a judge is found liable for distinct offenses arising from separate acts. The judge arg… Multiple Choice Hard
- One judicial act constitutes several administrative offenses. The Court finds liability for all of them. Must separate … Multiple Choice Hard
- Distinguish separate acts constituting several judicial administrative offenses from a single act constituting several … Essay Medium
- Explain why deduction of an unpaid administrative fine from accrued leave credits is not necessarily prohibited accesso… Essay Medium
- A judge receives an immediately executory administrative suspension decision. State the commencement and reporting obli… Essay Medium