OCA CIRCULAR NO. 88 - 2011, July 11, 2011
OCA CIRCULAR NO. 88 – 2011, July 11, 2011
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TO :
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CONCERNED OFFICIALS AND PERSONNEL OF SUPREME COURT AND THE OFFICE OF THE COURT ADMINISTRATOR (OCA)
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EXECUTIVE/PRESIDING JUDGES, COURT PERSONNEL OF SELECTED 1ST AND 2ND LEVEL COURTS
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SUBJECT :
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PARTICIPATION TO THE CASE DECONGESTION AND DELAY REDUCTION PROJECT (CDDRP)
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WHEREAS, the Supreme Court’s Judicial Reform Program (JRP) has implemented projects and other interventions to address the perennial problem of case congestion and delay in the hearings and disposal of cases in all court levels. Among these are: case and docket management training, human resources capacity-building for judges and court personnel, and conduct of dialogues and focus group discussions with other justice sector agencies who are likewise mandated with the prompt and fair of justice;
WHEREAS, Chief Justice Renato C. Corona has stated that case decongestion and efficient case management are the key priority reform areas under his leadership. With this policy direction, the Court through the Office of the Court Administrator (OCA) and the Program Management Office (PMO) have piloted a case decongestion project in the three (3) Regional Trial Courts and one (1) Municipal Trial Court in Cities (MTCC) in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu where the Courts’ average number of cases filed is higher than that disposed for each month;
WHEREAS, the conduct of another Case Decongestion and Case Delay Reduction Project (CDDRP) in selected courts which were found to have high caseloads is expected to significantly declog the dockets of these courts, eventually improving the overall case disposal rate and overall efficiency in their operations;
WHEREAS, the CDDR project aims to: (1) reduce by at least 10% to 15% the number of pending cases in these selected courts after the recommendations of the diagnostic audit are complied with; (2) identify the specific problems/difficulties of the judges and court personnel in disposing of their pending cases; and (3) develop a docket/case management plan for each court branch;
WHEREFORE, IN VIEW OF THE FOREGOING, the following Judges and Court Personnel are required to attend and participate in-the CDDRP activities on the following dates:
GDDRP Meeting with OCA Court Management Office (CMO) and Judicial Supervisors from the Offices of the Deputy and Assistant Court Administrators (DCAs and ACAs) and Program Management Office (PMO) July 12, 2011; 1:00-4:00 P.M., Supreme Court
GDDRP Meeting with OCA Court Management Office (CMO) and Judicial Supervisors from the Offices of the Deputy and Assistant Court Administrators (DCAs and ACAs) and Program Management Office (PMO) July 12, 2011; 1:00-4:00 P.M., Supreme Court
1. Hon. Raul Bautista Villanueva Deputy Court Administrator Office of the Court Administrator 2. Hon. Geraldine Faith A. Econg Judicial Reform Program Administrator Program Management Office (PMO) 3. Hon. Jaime M. Guray RTC Branch 260, Paranaque City 4. Hon. Bibiano G. Colasito MeTC Branch 45, Pasay City 5. Atty. Enar Cabanilla Judicial Supervisor Office of DCA Raul B. Villanueva 6. Atty. Simon Peter G. Palma Court Attorney II Office of DCA Nimfa C. Vilches 7. Atty. Generoso O. Damot Court Attorney V Office of ACA Thelma C. Bahia 8. Atty. James T. Sy Chief of Staff Office of ACA Jenny Lind A. Delorino 9. Atty. Rigor R. Pascual Court Attorney IV Office of Associate Justice Abad 10. Ms. Khareen N. Villanueva Executive Assistant I OCA-CMO 11. Atty. Antonio Andre D. Calizo Court Attorney VI PMO 12. Ms. Veronica A. Jimenez Project Dev’t Officer IV PMOCDDRP Meeting with the Presiding Judges and Branch Clerks of Court of the 17
selected Courts
July 15, 2011; 10:00-3:00 P.M., Manila City
1. Hon. Jaime M. Guray RTC Branch 260, Paranaque City 2. Hon. Bibiano G. Colasito MeTC Branch 45, Pasay City 3. Atty. Enar Cabanilla Judicial Supervisor Office of DCA Raul B. Villanueva 4. Atty. Simon Peter G. Palma Court Attorney II Office of DCA Nimfa C. Vilches 5. Atty. Generoso O. Damot Court Attorney V Office of ACA Thelma C. Bahia 6. Atty. James T. Sy Chief of Staff Office of ACA Jenny Lind A. Delorino 7. Atty. Rigor R. Pascual Court Attorney IV Office of Associate Justice Abad 8. Ms. Khareen N. Villanueva Executive Assistant I OCA-CMO 9. Atty. Antonio Andre D. Calizo Court Attorney VI PMO 10. Ms. Veronica A. Jimenez Project Dev’t Officer IV PMOPresiding Judges of the 17 selected courts
11. Hon. Antonio D. Marigomen
12. Hon. Matias M. Garcia
13. Hon. Mary Josephine P. Lazaro
14. Hon. Kevin Narce B. Vivero
15. Hon. Marino E. Rubia
16. Hon. Hilarion P. Clapis, Jr.
17. Hon. Ruth C. Santos
18. Hon. Leopoldo V. Canete
19. Hon. Eduardo I. Tanguangco
20. Hon. Eduardo Ramon R. Reyes
21. Hon. Joy Nieves Casihan-Dumlao
22. Hon. Flordeliza Mallorca-Silao
23. Hon. Teodoro N. Solis
24. Hon. Donato H. De Castro
25. Hon. Liwliwa S. Hidalgo Bucu
26. Hon. Job M. Mangente
27. Hon. James V. GoRTC Branch 61, Bogo, Cebu
RTC Branch 19, Cavite, Bacoor
RTC Branch 74, Antipolo, Rizal
RTC Branch 71, Antipolo, Rizal
RTC Branch 24, Binan, Laguna
RTC Branch 3, Nabunturan,Compostela Valley
RTC Branch 72, Antipolo, Rizal
RTC Branch 60, Barili, Cebu
RTC Branch 89, Bacoor, Cavite
MeTC Branch 68, Pasig City
MeTC Branch 72, Pasig City
MeTC Branch 59,Mandaluyong City
RTC Branch 25, Binan, Laguna
MeTC Branch 77, Paranaque City
MeTC Branch 76, Marikina City
MeTC Branch 54, Navotas City
MTCC Branch 2, Butuan CityClerk of Court (COQ and Branch Clerk of Court (BCC) of the 18 selected courts
28. Atty. Rey Caayon
29. Atty. Mely H. Vista COC V
30. Atty. Ferdinand Mingaw BCC
31. Atty. Ruby P. Ferrer BCC
32. Atty. Lovettejoi O. Belza-Reyes COC V
33. Atty. Joynalyn Nemenzo-Agno OCC
34. Atty. Nadia Diumano OIC, BCC
35. Atty. Rhoda Razonable COC VI
36. Atty. Czairina Arevalo COC V
37. Atty. Maria Laarni N. Morallios BCC
38. Ms. Salome R. Virrey BCC
39. Ms. Arden M. Raniosa BCC
40. Ms. Vicky B. Paz OIC COC
41. Mr. Virgilio C.David BCC
42. Ms. Hanneli Robles-Garay BCC
43. Ms. Maricris Gillamac-Ortiz COC
44. Ms. Ma. Elmer M. Rosales BCC COC VI
COC V
BCC
BCC
COC V
OCC
OIC, BCC
COC VI
COC V
BCC
BCC
BCC
OIC COC
BCC
BCC
COC
BCCRTC Branch 61, Bogo, Cebu
RTC Branch 19, Cavite, Bacoor
RTC Branch 74, Antipolo, Rizal
RTC Branch 71, Antipolo, Rizal
RTC Branch 24, Binan, Laguna
RTC Branch 3, Nabunturan,Compostela Valley
RTC Branch 72, Antipolo, Rizal
RTC Branch 60, Barili, Cebu
RTC Branch 89, Bacoor, Cavite
MeTC Branch 68, Pasig City
MeTC Branch 72, Pasig City
MeTC Branch 59,Mandaluyong City
RTC Branch 25, Binan, Laguna
MeTC Branch 77, Paranaque City
MeTC Branch 76, Marikina City
MeTC Branch 54, Navotas City
MTCC Branch 2, Butuan CityThe attendance of the above-enumerated participants shall be MANDATORY and on OFFICIAL BUSINESS. No companion nor substitution of participants shall be allowed. Roundtrip airfare and overnight accommodation of participants from Cebu, Compostela Valley and Butuan City shall be for the account of ABA-ROLI. As for the other participants, public transportation expenses shall be reimbursed subject to the presentation of actual tickets (e.g. bus,ferry) used.
These selected courts are hereby directed to immediately discontinue with the inventory presently being conducted until the July 15 meeting is held and appropriate information is provided relative to the conduct of this inventory.
The participants should see to it that their respective court calendars are properly managed and the parties are notified in advanced of any cancelled hearing.
Issued this 11th day of July 2011.
(SGD)JOSE MIDAS P. MARQUEZ
Court Administrator