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CONRADO C. CORTEZ v. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

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2015-03-18
LEONEN, J.
Who to appoint is "a political question involving considerations of wisdom which only the appointing authority can decide."[84] For the betterment of government service, the appointing authority may consider other "abstract criteria[,]"[85] aside from the minimum qualifications set by law in making appointments. As this court explained in Cortez v. Civil Service Commission:[86]
2015-03-18
LEONEN, J.
Who to appoint is "a political question involving considerations of wisdom which only the appointing authority can decide."[84] For the betterment of government service, the appointing authority may consider other "abstract criteria[,]"[85] aside from the minimum qualifications set by law in making appointments. As this court explained in Cortez v. Civil Service Commission:[86]