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050 _aKPM 3411 2025
_bP47 v.27 n.105
245 0 0 _aImportance of physical and mental health among lawyers, judges, and justices /
_cJustice Noel Gimenez Tijam
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490 _aLaw and Jurisprudence Index
520 _aThe article “Importance of Physical and Mental Health among Lawyers, Judges, and Justices” examines how the demanding nature of legal professions significantly impacts both physical and psychological well-being. It highlights that lawyers, judges, and justices often face long working hours, high-stakes decision-making, adversarial environments, and chronic stress, all of which can contribute to burnout, anxiety, depression, and various physical health issues such as fatigue, cardiovascular problems, and poor lifestyle habits. The paper emphasizes that maintaining good physical and mental health is not only essential for the individuals themselves but also for the integrity and effectiveness of the justice system. Impaired well-being can affect judgment, productivity, ethical decision-making, and overall professional performance. The article advocates for increased awareness, institutional support, and proactive strategies such as regular exercise, stress management, work-life balance, and access to mental health resources. Ultimately, it argues that fostering a culture that prioritizes wellness within the legal profession is critical to ensuring both personal resilience and the fair administration of justice.
600 _2Tijam, Justice Noel Gimenez
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658 _aLaw and Jurisprudence Index
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_tPHILJA bulletin.
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856 _uhttps://philja.judiciary.gov.ph/web/viewer.html?file=Bul105.pdf
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