Retired Judges and Justices (RA 910, as amended by RA 9946)

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1. Does the civil-case clause prohibit every private civil dispute regardless of whether Government is adverse? Multiple Choice Easy
2. A pension-receiving retired judge defends a former official charged only over a wholly private bar fight, stipulated un… Multiple Choice Medium
3. In a civil case, a government body is involved but is stipulated not to be adverse to the proposed client. Does its nam… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A pension-receiving surviving lawyer spouse proposes a free court appearance for a claimant against a municipality. Doe… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A covered pension beneficiary identifies a representation outside the particular civil and criminal clauses. Does that … Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain the significance of the surviving-spouse language for a lawyer receiving survivor pension. Essay Medium
7. Compare an office-related criminal charge against a former official with a wholly private, unrelated offense. Essay Medium
8. How should a covered beneficiary evaluate a civil case containing a government body but no adverse government interest? Essay Medium