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ATTY. JESUS R. LLAMADO v. ARMANDO RAVELO

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	AM NO. P-05-2035 2006-07-31	ATTY. ALEXANDER L. BANSIL v. NELSON DE LEON CALLEJO, SR., J.
It must be stressed that sheriffs play an important role in the administration of justice, and as agents of the law, high standards are expected of them.[18] Being ranking officers of the court and agents of the law, they must discharge their duties with great care and diligence.[19] They should at all times show a high degree of professionalism in the performance of their duties as officers of the court.[20] Being at the grassroots of our judicial machinery, sheriffs are in close contact with the litigants; hence, their conduct should all the more maintain the prestige and the integrity of the Court.[21] It cannot be overstressed that the image of a court of justice is mirrored in the conduct, official and otherwise, of the personnel who work there, from the judge to the lowest employee.[22] As such, the Court will not tolerate or condone any conduct of judicial agents or employees which tend to or actually diminish the faith of the people in the Judiciary.[23]
	AM NO. RTJ-05-1943 2005-08-09	REMIGIA SANGIL VDA. DE DIZON v. JUDGE SALVADOR S. TENSUAN YNARES-SANTIAGO, J.
Sheriffs and deputy sheriffs, being ranking officers of the court and agents of the law, must discharge their duties with great care and diligence. In serving and implementing court writs, as well as processes and orders of the court, they cannot afford to err without affecting adversely the proper dispensation of justice.[8] Sheriffs play an important role in the administration of justice and as agents of the law, high standards are expected of them.[9] They should always hold inviolate and invigorate the tenet that a public office is a public trust.[10]
	AM NO. P-01-1496 2005-01-28	LEONILA S. RAYMUNDO v. ENRIQUE M. CALAGUAS YNARES-SANTIAGO, J.
Sheriffs play an important role in the administration of justice. As agents of the law, high standards are expected of them. More importantly, the conduct and behavior of every person connected with an office charged with the dispensation of justice, from the presiding judge to the lowest clerk, is circumscribed with a heavy burden of responsibility. His conduct, at all times, must not only be characterized by propriety and decorum but must, and above all else, be above suspicion.[15]
	AM No. MTJ-04-1518 2004-01-15	ATTYS. VILMA HILDA D. VILLANUEVA-FABELLA v. JUDGE RALPH S. LEE PANGANIBAN, J.
"Sheriffs play an important role in the administration of justice. As agents of the law, high standards are expected of them. x x x His conduct, at all times, must not only be characterized by propriety and decorum but must, and above all else, be above suspicion."[72]
	AM No. P-03-1742 2003-09-18	SALVADOR L. BERNABE v. WINSTON T. EGUIA YNARES-SANTIAGO, J.
The administration of justice is a sacred task and it demands the highest degree of efficiency, dedication and professionalism.[11] In this regard, the court finds it necessary to reiterate that "[S]heriffs and deputy sheriffs, being ranking officers of the court and agents of the law, must discharge their duties with great care and diligence. In serving and implementing court writs, as well as processes and orders of the court, they cannot afford to err without affecting adversely the proper dispensation of justice."[12] Sheriffs play an important role in the administration of justice and as agents of the law, high standards are expected of them.[13] They should always hold inviolate and invigorate the tenet that a public office is a public trust.[14]