Other Government Officials and Employees (RA 6713, Sec. 7(b)(2))

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1. Under R.A. No. 6713, Section 7(b)(2), what is the general rule on private professional practice during public incumbenc… Multiple Choice Easy
2. Which condition remains even where private professional practice has a constitutionally or legally valid basis? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Does Section 13 of R.A. No. 6713 eliminate more stringent standards imposed by other laws or competent regulatory rules? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A government lawyer finds no conflict in a proposed private engagement but identifies no constitutional or legal author… Multiple Choice Medium
5. An official identifies a law permitting private practice in a qualified setting, but the particular engagement tends to… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A government lawyer accepts a private case concerning an official matter the lawyer is responsible for handling. The la… Multiple Choice Hard
7. An employee in an office governed by a specific absolute professional-practice prohibition invokes the qualified genera… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain the two core qualifications for private professional practice during incumbency under R.A. No. 6713, Section 7(… Essay Medium
9. A government lawyer proposes weekend private work in a matter falling within the lawyer's official responsibilities. As… Essay Medium
10. Explain how R.A. No. 6713's qualified private-practice rule interacts with a more stringent prohibition applicable to a… Essay Medium
11. A Cabinet secretary proposes operating a private legal consultancy while retaining office. Which constitutional provisi… Multiple Choice Easy
12. A Cabinet secretary’s deputy claims that the constitutional professional-practice restriction names only the secretary.… Multiple Choice Easy