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	AM No. 2007-25-SC 2008-09-18	RONNIE C. DELA CRUZ v. REDENTOR A. ZAPICO LEONARDO-DE CASTRO, J.
Misconduct generally means wrongful, improper, unlawful conduct motivated by a premeditated, obstinate, or intentional purpose.[13] Any transgression or deviation from the established norm of conduct, work- related or not, amounts to a misconduct.[14]
	AM No. P-02-1607 2003-03-17	ELSIE U. MAMACLAY v. JOEL FRANCISCO AUSTRIA-MARTINEZ, J.
Government officials and employees, especially those employed in the Judiciary, are bound by the highest standards of propriety and decorum to maintain the people's respect and faith in the Judiciary.[9] They are expected to be models of uprightness, fairness and honesty not only in all official conduct but also in personal actuations, including business and commercial transactions, and avoid any act or conduct that would be a bane to, and an emasculation of, the public trust and confidence reposed on the Judiciary.[10]