SC junks administrative raps vs CA justices over Antique officials' suspension reversal
The Supreme Court has dismissed an administrative case against seven Court of Appeals (CA) justices who reversed the suspension of officials in Antique. The case, filed by the former Ombudsman, was dismissed for "lack of merit" and for being "judicial in nature."
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