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Teaching (AM 13-05-05-SC)
Explore Teaching (AM 13-05-05-SC) in Propriety (Canon IV) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice questions, then take a quiz or…
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- Under Canon IV, Section 16 of the 2025 CJCA, may a judge teach? Multiple Choice Easy
- Under the April 1, 2014 resolution in A.M. 13-05-05-SC, what is the maximum allowed teaching time per week, subject to … Multiple Choice Easy
- Under the April 1, 2014 teaching guidelines, when may teaching begin on regular working days, Monday through Friday? Multiple Choice Easy
- An ordinary lower-court judge applies for permission to teach. Which approving authority is identified for that applica… Multiple Choice Medium
- A judge’s teaching application omits any Clerk of Court certification about the docket. What information does the April… Multiple Choice Medium
- A judge applies to teach eight hours weekly after 5:30 p.m. on weekdays. The approving authority identifies a poor perf… Multiple Choice Hard
- A judge accepts a five-hour weekly teaching assignment beginning at 4:30 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday. The judge say… Multiple Choice Hard
- Explain why the current CJCA does not impose a blanket prohibition on judicial teaching and why permission to teach is … Essay Medium
- A lower-court judge applies to teach at a law school. State the principal timing, docket-certification and approval req… Essay Medium
- A judge seeks permission to teach eight hours weekly at otherwise compliant times. The approving authority cites the ju… Essay Medium
- A judge teaches using confidential draft decisions from pending cases for unrelated classroom exercises. Does permissio… Multiple Choice Easy
- A judge cancels hearings to accommodate a personal teaching commitment. Does Section 16 treat teaching as superior to p… Multiple Choice Easy