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    Sheriffs, as public officers, are repositories of public trust.   Sheriffs, as public officers are repositories
    of public trust and are under obligation to perform the duties of their office honestly, faithfully and to the best
    of their ability. They are bound to use reasonable skill and diligence in the performance of their official duties
    particularly where the rights of individuals may be jeopardized by their neglect. It must be borne in mind that
    the conduct required of court personnel must be beyond reproach and must always be free from suspicion
    that may taint the judiciary. It is therefore incumbent upon every member of the judiciary family to work hand
    in hand in restoring and upholding, rather than destroying, the integrity of the courts to which they belong.
    (Vda. de VELAYO vs. RAMOS, Sheriff IV, A.M. No. P-99-1332, January 17, 2002)

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  EO 52, PD 46, PD 1602, PD 1613, RA 7796, RA 7844, RA 7975, RA 8369, RA 8533, RA 8552, RA 8559, RA 8560, RA 8791, RA 9225, RA 9255,
  AO 01, s. 2002 (PHILCOA), RA 8048

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