Philippine impeachment limits: removal and disqualification only. After removal, criminal prosecution and punishment in court may still proceed under Article XI.
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Learn the difference between impeachment and criminal prosecution in the Philippines, including purpose, process, and why impeachment does not mean jail.
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Philippine impeachment limits: removal and disqualification only. After removal, criminal prosecution and punishment may still proceed under Article XI.
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Criminal offenses penalized under the Labor Code fall under the concurrent jurisdiction of Municipal or City Courts and Courts of First Instance.
A final administrative judgment finding that a ULP was committed must be obtained before any criminal prosecution can begin.
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A convicted official remains fully liable and subject to standard criminal prosecution, trial, and punishment under ordinary law.
A convicted official remains fully liable and subject to standard criminal prosecution, trial, and punishment under ordinary law.
