Good Moral Character

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1. Under amended Rule 138 Section 2, must an applicant produce satisfactory evidence of good moral character? Multiple Choice Easy
2. What does amended Section 2 require concerning pending charges involving moral turpitude at application? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Does Taloma treat the mere filing of a criminal charge as conclusive proof of an applicant’s wrongdoing? Multiple Choice Easy
4. An applicant candidly discloses a newly filed charge. The evaluator recommends denial solely because a complaint exists… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A Bar applicant has a trial-court conviction involving moral turpitude under appeal. Is the Court necessarily powerless… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A successful examinee argues that presumed innocence guarantees immediate admission regardless of every other item bear… Multiple Choice Hard
7. An applicant is admitted after an individualized assessment of a pending case and later suffers final conviction of a c… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain the relationship between disclosure of pending moral-turpitude charges and the presumption of innocence in curr… Essay Medium
9. Under Taloma, what role should the OBC perform when a pending case is raised against an applicant? Essay Medium
10. Does permitting an applicant with a pending case to take the oath resolve that criminal case or foreclose later profess… Essay Medium
11. Does amended Rule 138, Section 2 confine the relevant final moral-turpitude adjudications to Philippine courts alone? Multiple Choice Easy
12. An applicant has no final adverse moral-turpitude decision. Does that fact alone necessarily supply satisfactory affirm… Multiple Choice Easy