Ombudsman Calls for Judiciary's 'Soul-Searching'; SC Says File Proper Complaints
The Philippine Ombudsman has called for introspection among members of the judiciary, citing dissatisfaction with certain court rulings. The Supreme Court responded by inviting the Ombudsman to file formal complaints with evidence, indicating its readiness to determine facts and exercise disciplinary authority if warranted.
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