Judicial Power related to tax. The power to apply the laws to contests or b. Sandigan bayan - Court which hold the disputes concerning legally recognized rights cases related to graft and corruption. and duties between the state and private c. Court of Appeals - court on which cases are persons, or between individual litigants. in held for appeal to be rejudged cases properly brought about before judicial d. Shariah Court - court which holds the cases tribunals having a power to interpret the of civil offenses related to Muslims. laws. 2. Regular Court 1. Adjudicatory power - court which handles those common cases. - power to use law to solve an issue and to determine the abuses made. Composition of Supreme Court - One Chief Justice 2. Judicial Review - Fourteen Associate Justices -power to review the validity of the laws. Qualifications of a Chief Justice 3. Incidental Power - judgement of contempt. 1. Natural Born Citizen of the Philippines. 2. At least 40 years of age. 3. Must have 15 years or more experience being a kinds of offenses judge of a lower court or engaged in the practice of 1. Criminal Case - an offense which affect the law in the Philippines. community such as killings, massacre, and 4.Must be a person of a proven competence,integrity,probity,and independence. ete.. 5. Must be a Member of Integrated Bar of the 2. Civil Case - an offense which affect two or Philippines. more individual such as failure to comply to a contract. Appointment of a Chief Justice/ Associate
Classification of Court According to Origin 1. A list is submitted by the Judicial and
BarCouncil to the President. 1. Constitutional Court 2. The President will appoint the Justice but -the Supreme Court, the only Court mandated it cannot remove any justice being appointed. by the constitution to be created 3. Retirement age is 70 years old.