Sanggunian Members (RA 7160, Sec. 90(b))

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1. Does Section90(b)(2) describe every crime charged against a government employee, regardless of relation to office? Multiple Choice Easy
2. A government employee is accused of an exclusively private act unrelated to office. Assuming that fact and all other re… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A properly authorized member represents the government’s interest and uses government personnel solely for that defense… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A member-lawyer proposes an authorized civil appearance for the government against a private adverse party, outside ses… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A member-lawyer teaches a private evening class that conflicts with an actual sanggunian session. The member uses no pu… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain why Section90(b)(2) must not be summarized as a ban on defending every government employee accused of any offen… Essay Medium
7. Describe the government-defense qualification in Section90(b)(4) without treating it as unlimited authority to use publ… Essay Medium
8. A member complies with all lawyer-specific client restrictions but teaches during an actual session. Explain the indepe… Essay Medium