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WorksheetsPPG THE JUDICIARY
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
the power to settle legal disputes
adjudicating power
power of Juducial review
Incidental power
none of the above
The power to apply laws to contests or disputes concerning legally organized rights duties between the states and private persons, or to individual litigants in cases properly brought before judicial tribunals
Power of Judicial review
Incidental Power
Judicial Power
Adjudicating Power
It is the highest court in land (Caps lock:)
(a)
refers to the power of the supreme court to interpret and make judgements with respect to the law
Regular Court
Incidental Power
Adjudicating Power
Power of Judicial Review
Three Kinds of courts in the country:
Appellate court, regional trial court, etc
Regular Court
Supreme Court
Quasi-Judicial Bodies
NLCR (National Labor Relations Commissions), SEC, etc..
Quasi-Judicial
Regular Court
Supreme Court
Qualifications to Justices of the supreme court, EXCEPT-
atleast 40 yrs old
must be a natural born citizen of the philippines
15 yrs or more as judge of a lower court or engaged in the practice of law in the Philippines
Must be a person of proven competence, integrity, probity, and independence.
None of the choices
Individual action; writ issued by a superior court requiring a lower court or a board of officer exercising judicial function to transmit the records of a case to the higher tribunal for purpose of review.
Certiorari
Prohibitions
Mandamus
Quo Warranto
a written order by which a superior court commands a lower court or a corporations, board, or a person to desist from further proceedings in action or matter.
Certiorari
Prohibitions
Mandamus
Quo Warranto
An order issued by a high court commanding a lower court to a corporation board, or a person to perform a certain act, which is its duty to do.
Certiorari
Prohibitions
Mandamus
Quo Warranto
An action by government to recover an office or franchise from an individual or corporation unsurprising or unlawfully holding it.
Certiorari
Prohibitions
Mandamus
Quo Warranto
Task to nominate appointees to the judiciary
Composition:
>Chief Justice
>Secretary of Justice
>Representative from congress
>IBP representative
>Professor of Law
>Private Sector of representative
(Caps lock;)
(a)
It has exclusive jurisdiction over tax appeared by private citizens and commercial firms who protect the amount of tax imposed (Under of Special Courts, Caps Lock:)
(a)
It indicates cases involving graft and corruption by government and employee. (S.P Caps)
(a)
Investigates graft and corruption. Otherwise, known as tanod-bayan.
(a)
___ or Hukuman ng Paghahabol ng Pilipinas- is the Philippines second highest judicial court, just after supreme court. Established under batas pambansa bilang 129 known as "The Judiciary Reorganization Act of 1980"
Court of Tax Appeal
Court of Appeals
Sandiganbayan
Incidental Power
___ or Hukuman ng Paghahabol ng Buwis ng Pilipinas- It is the special court of limited jusrisdiction, and has the same level with the Court of Appeals.
Court of Tax Appeal
Court of Appeals
Sandiganbayan
Shari'a District Courts and Shari'a Circuit Courts
Powers necessary for the discharge of the judicial function.
Power of Judicial review
Incidental Power
Judicial Power
Adjudicating Power
Equivalent to the regional trial courts in rank are the___ which where established in certain specified provinces in Mindanao where code of Muslim Personal Laws of the Philippines is being enforced.
Court of Tax Appeal
Court of Appeals
Sandiganbayan
Shari'a District Courts and Shari'a Circuit Courts
Equivalent to the regional trial courts in rank are the___ which where established in certain specified provinces in Mindanao where code of Muslim Personal Laws of the Philippines is being enforced.
Court of Tax Appeal
Court of Appeals
Sandiganbayan
Shari'a District Courts and Shari'a Circuit Courts
