THE Supreme Court yesterday warned the public against fake orders, notices, issuances, and advisories falsely attributed to the high court, other courts and offices in the Judiciary.

“The public is likewise warned against individuals fraudulently claiming to be court employees,” the SC said in a statement.

The SC reminded the public that all courts use only official communication channels in issuing orders, notices, and other court-related documents.

‘These channels may be verified at the respective websites of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Court of Tax Appeals, and the Sandiganbayan.

“For trial courts, these may be verified through the Trial Court Locator section of the Supreme Court website at: https://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/court-locator/.

The SC urged the public: “Remain vigilant and do not be misled. Always verify the authenticity of any court-related document, announcement, or advisory. Suspicious communications, documents, or individuals should be reported to the Judiciary Public Assistance Section at [email protected] for proper investigation and appropriate action. Your vigilance protects the integrity of our courts.”

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