1. In general: (a) avoid committing any act which would constitute grounds for disciplinary action under, as the case maybe, the Canons of Judicial Ethics; Code of Judicial Conduct; and Section 46, Chapter 7, Subtitle A, Title I, Book V of the Administrative Code of 1987 (Executive Order No. 292); and (b) faithfully comply with the norms of conduct and perform the duties prescribed in the code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees (R.A. No. 6713).
2. Zealously guard the public trust character of their offices.
3. Strictly observe official time. As punctuality is a virtue, absenteeism and tardiness are impermissible.
4. Always be courteous and properly attired.
5. Keep the courts and court premises tidy at all times.
6. Never use their offices as a residence or for any other purpose than for court or judicial functions.
7. Never permit the following to be done within the premises of the court: gambling, drinking of alcoholic beverages or any other form of improper or unbecoming conduct.
