Mandatory vs. Voluntary Inhibition (See also Rule 137)

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1. The present review concerns the ruling of the judge’s relative within the fourth civil degree. Does Section 11(f) addre… Multiple Choice Easy
2. A judge’s spouse is a creditor whose financial interest in the subject matter will be affected by the case. The spouse … Multiple Choice Medium
3. A possible voluntary-inhibition ground has been fully disclosed, and all parties agree that the judge may continue. Wha… Multiple Choice Medium
4. For voluntary inhibition, the only available court faces an urgent matter where inaction could cause a miscarriage of j… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A judge reviewing the judge’s own lower-court ruling proposes to classify the situation as merely discretionary because… Multiple Choice Hard
6. A judge’s spouse is a creditor with a financial stake in the subject matter, but the spouse is neither litigant nor cou… Essay Medium
7. A possible voluntary ground is disclosed and the parties agree to continued proceedings. Explain the prescribed recordi… Essay Medium
8. Explain the significance of the absence of another assignable court and urgent risk of miscarriage of justice in a volu… Essay Medium