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Members of the Constitutional Commissions (Const., Art. IX-A, Sec. 2)
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- Which bodies are the Constitutional Commissions identified in Article IX-A, Section 1? Multiple Choice Easy
- Under Article IX-A, Section 2, may a member of a Constitutional Commission engage in the practice of a profession durin… Multiple Choice Easy
- What is the temporal scope of Article IX-A, Section 2's office-based restriction? Multiple Choice Easy
- A COA member who is a lawyer accepts private litigation unrelated to any audit, arguing that the work is outside COA's … Multiple Choice Medium
- A COMELEC member seeks to continue private legal consultations solely on weekends. Does the schedule itself authorize t… Multiple Choice Medium
- A CSC member continues directing private clients' legal matters through a consultancy, retaining substantive control bu… Multiple Choice Hard
- A commissioner argues that the phrase concerning a business affected by official functions limits the separate prohibit… Multiple Choice Hard
- A Constitutional Commission member contends that private law practice is permitted whenever the matter is unrelated to … Essay Medium
- A member of COA plans to advise private legal clients on weekends while omitting the official title from correspondence… Essay Medium
- Explain the relevance of Bar membership when a lawyer becomes a Constitutional Commission member. Does continued good s… Essay Medium
- Besides professional practice, does ArticleIX-A Section2 prohibit a Commission member from holding another office or em… Multiple Choice Easy
- What business activity does Section2 expressly identify? Multiple Choice Easy