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	AM No. RTJ-05-1962 2013-10-17	ATTY. JESSIE TULDAGUE v. JUDGE MOISES PARDO CARPIO, J.
In administrative proceedings, the complainants bear the burden of proving, by substantial evidence, the allegations in the complaint.[22] Substantial evidence means such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion. In the absence of evidence to the contrary, bare allegations of misconduct cannot prevail over the presumption of regularity in the performance of judicial duty.[23]
	AM No. 12-8-160-RTC 2012-12-10	AMBASSADOR HARRY C. ANGPING v. JUDGE REYNALDO G. ROS REYES, J.
In Borromeo-Garcia v. Pagayatan,[5] this Court had the occasion to state: [T]he appearance of bias or prejudice can be as damaging to public confidence and the administration of justice as actual bias or prejudice.