...ne governing the Supreme Court's power to promulgate rules of court, especially as to pleading, practice and procedure, admission to the practice of law, and organization of the judiciary. (b) Assess whether Rule 66-Z fa...
...ntral doctrine governing administrative due process in quasi-judicial proceedings. (b) Distinguish the general rule requiring notice and hearing from possible statutory exceptions that may excuse notice-and-hearing requi...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process), Ang Tibay v. Court of Industrial Relations, on doctrinal foundations of hearing and evidence in administrative proceedings (conceptual basis for due process in quasi-judicial actions)
...h the provisional order and final order on the grounds of lack of due process and alleged ultra vires action. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine governing the authority of the FFLP, and the due-process requirements ap...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process)., Administrative Code of 1987 (Executive Order No. 292) (delegation of powers and procedural requirements for regulatory proceedings).
...ventive suspension and subsequent termination violated procedural due process. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine on procedural due process applicable to administrative actions under Philippine law. (b) Apply the doct...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (Due Process), Ang Tibay v. Court of Industrial Relations (re: due process in administrative proceedings)
...sional rate order and the final license on the grounds of lack of due process and alleged ultra vires action. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine governing the authority of the FFLP and the due-process requirements app...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process/audi alteram partem)., General administrative-law principle: ex parte communications undermine quasi-judicial proceedings and provisional orders derived therefrom., Leading treatises on Philippine administrative law and due process in licensing and rate-setting.
...ntral doctrine governing administrative due process in quasi-judicial proceedings. (b) Distinguish the general rule requiring notice and hearing from possible statutory exceptions that may excuse notice-and-hearing requi...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process), Ang Tibay v. CIR, G.R. No. L-2816, October 1940 (due process in administrative proceedings)
...ne governing the Supreme Court's power to promulgate rules of court, especially as to pleading, practice and procedure, admission to the practice of law, and organization of the judiciary. (b) The Supreme Court, sitting...
Citations: 1987 Constitution, Article VIII, Section 5, Rules of Court (as the Supreme Court’s instrument for rule-making)
...cies. The named individuals have no pending criminal charges or court proceedings at the time of enactment. (a) Identify the central doctrine implicated by this statute and the controlling constitutional rule. (b) Distin...
Citations: 1987 Constitution of the Philippines; prohibition against bills of attainder and requirement of due process
...re no pending civil actions, no criminal charges, and no disciplinary proceedings against her anywhere. It later comes to light that she is a named respondent in a pending civil malpractice action in another jurisdiction...
Citations: Canon II, Section 11, Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (CPRA), A.M. No. 22-09-01-SC
...urity Service. The named individuals have no pending charges or court proceedings at the time of enactment. (a) Identify the central doctrine implicated by this statute and the controlling constitutional rule. (b) Distin...
Citations: Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines (1987) – prohibition against punitive legislation (Bill of Attainder) and the protection of due process., General PH constitutional-law authorities on due process and punitive statutes relevant to the Bill of Attainder principle.
...tive agencies. The named individuals have no pending charges or court proceedings at the time of enactment. (a) Identify the central doctrine implicated by this statute and the controlling constitutional rule. (b) Distin...
Citations: 1987 Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process of law).
...tive agencies. The named individuals have no pending charges or court proceedings at the time of enactment. (a) Identify the central doctrine implicated by this statute and the controlling constitutional rule. (b) Distin...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process and equal protection)
...tional as the employer and Maya as the employee, and facilitates visa processing. GlobeMed International does not hold a license to recruit in the Philippines and does not hire directly from applicants. Maya travels to C...
Citations: Republic Act No. 8042 (Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipinos Act of 1995), as amended, especially Section 6 (Illegal recruitment) and Section 7 (Prohibited Acts)., POEA regulations and circulars implementing RA 8042 (recruitment and placement of OFWs).
...on accepting a guilty plea to a non-capital offense and the in-court proceedings required to support such a plea. (b) Apply the rule to these facts: is the plea and the conviction valid? Explain why or why not, and indi...
Citations: Rule 116, Sec. 3, Rules of Court, Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 14 (Right to counsel and due process)
...ne. (b) Does the guarantee extend to civil actions and quasi-judicial proceedings and require the state to provide legal aid to indigent litigants? (c) If a violation is found, what remedy should the appellate court orde...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 14 (Right to due process and access to courts), Supreme Court jurisprudence recognizing the right to free legal aid for indigent civil litigants (doctrinal principle rather than a single named case)
...ntral doctrine governing administrative due process in quasi-judicial proceedings. (b) Distinguish the general rule requiring notice and hearing from possible statutory exceptions that may excuse notice-and-hearing requi...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process)., Ang Tibay v. Court of Industrial Relations (due process in administrative adjudication).
...ntral doctrine governing administrative due process in quasi-judicial proceedings. (b) Distinguish the general rule requiring notice and hearing from statutory exceptions that may excuse notice-and-hearing requirements...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process)
...ntral doctrine governing administrative due process in quasi-judicial proceedings. (b) Distinguish the general rule requiring notice and hearing from possible statutory exceptions that may excuse notice-and-hearing requi...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process), Ang Tibay v. Court of Industrial Relations (due process in administrative adjudication), Administrative Code of 1987 (Executive Order 292)
...ntral doctrine governing administrative due process in quasi-judicial proceedings. (b) Distinguish the general rule requiring notice and hearing from possible statutory exceptions that may excuse notice-and-hearing requi...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 1 (due process)., Ang Tibay v. Court of Industrial Relations, 69 Phil. 792 (1940).
...the LGU to serve public use and that due process was observed in the proceedings. (a) Identify the governing doctrine and the actor empowered to exercise eminent domain in this context. (b) Apply the doctrine to the fac...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 9 (due process and just compensation)., Republic Act No. 7160 (Local Government Code) (LGU powers including eminent domain for public-use projects).
...s understanding of public use, just compensation, and the limits of a special expropriation statute, while requiring application to a concrete valuation dispute. Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 9 (d...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article III, Section 9 (due process and just compensation for taken property), Republic Act No. 10752 (Right-of-Way, Easement and Free Patent Act), Nacar v. Gallery Frames (jurisprudence on the measure of just compensation)
...he privilege and inviolability of speech in the course of legislative proceedings. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine governing statements made in the legislative process and describe its scope. (b) Distinguish legisl...
Citations: Constitution of the Philippines, Article VI, Section 11 (legislative privilege and inviolability of speech in official proceedings)
...tive agencies. The named individuals have no pending charges or court proceedings at the time of enactment. (a) Identify the central doctrine implicated by this statute and the controlling constitutional rule. (b) Distin...
...agencies. The designated individuals have no pending charges or court proceedings at the time of enactment. (a) Identify the central doctrine implicated by this statute and the controlling constitutional rule. (b) Distin...
Citations: 1987 Constitution of the Philippines (prohibition on bills of attainder and ex post facto)
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