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    The document discusses key aspects of the Philippine criminal justice system, including its three pillars of law enforcement, courts, and corrections. It outlines the goals of preventing and controlling crime, rehabilitating offenders, and maintaining peace and order. The first pillar of law enforcement is considered the initiator of the criminal justice system and is referred to as the police pillar. National policies and laws governing the Philippine National Police are also summarized, including qualifications for appointment and promotion.

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    The document discusses key aspects of the Philippine criminal justice system, including its three pillars of law enforcement, courts, and corrections. It outlines the goals of preventing and controlling crime, rehabilitating offenders, and maintaining peace and order. The first pillar of law enforcement is considered the initiator of the criminal justice system and is referred to as the police pillar. National policies and laws governing the Philippine National Police are also summarized, including qualifications for appointment and promotion.

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    PAISON ATHENA DAPHANE D.

    CR1F

    PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES


    The actual offended part.
    3 PILARS OF AMERICAN CJS
    LAW ENFORCEMENT
    COURTS
    CORRECTIONS
    CORRECTIONS PILLAR
    undertakes the information and rehabilitation of offenders for their eventual absorption into the social and
    economic streams of the community, through institutional or community-based programs.
    GOALS OF CJS
    1. Prevention of crime.
    2. Protect members of society against crime.
    3. Maintain peace and order.
    4. Suppression of criminality.
    5. Review the legality of existing rules and regulations.
    6. Rehabilitation and reformation of offenders.
    CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
    -The machinery which the society uses in the prevention and control of crimes.
    NATIONAL POLICE COMMISION [NAPOLCOM]
    Administer the entrance exam of PNP
    RA 8551
    The” PNP reform and Reorganization Act of 1998”.
    -approved on Feb. 25, 1998
    56 YEARS OLD
    Age of compulsory retairement of police
    RA 9708
    “An Act Extending for 5 years the reglementary period for complying the minimum educational qualification for
    appointment to the PNP and Adjusting the Promotion system thereof”.
    -approved on Aug. 12, 2009
    CIVILIAN
    PNP is must civilian in character.
    FIRST PILLAR: LAW ENFORCEMENT
    Considered as the initiator or the prime mover of the CJS.
    referred to as the POLICE PILLAR.
    LAPU-LAPU HERO
    the best and most noble in Filipino manhood who is the symbol and embodiment of all the genuine attributes of
    leadership, courage, nationalism, self-reliance and a people-based and people-powered community defense.
    SECTION 12, ARTICLE III OF THE 1987 CONSTITUTION
    -Miranda rights
    -Any person under investigation for the commission of an offense shall have the right to be informed pf his right to
    remain silent and to have competent and independent counsel preferably of his own choice.
    ACCUSED
    when the people who committed the crime is on the court.
    GENERAL / GENERALITY
    criminal law is binding on all who live or sojourn in Philippine territory.
    POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN
    This is the right of the State to acquire private property for public use upon payment of just compensation and
    observance of due process.
    LAW
    a rule of conduct, just and obligatory.
    CRIMINAL LAW
    Branch of public, which defines crimes, treats of their nature, and provides for their punishment.
    10 DAYS
    Validity of search warrant.
    CHILD ABUSE
    refers to the maltreatment, whether
    habitual or not, of the child
    INQUEST PROCEDURES
    Commencement of Inquest. The inquest proceedings shall commence upon the presentation of arrested
    person and witness/es by the police officer before the inquest prosecutor (Fiscal).
    JUSTICE
    The act of rendering what are due and treating persons equally.
    SALUS POPULI EST SUPREMA LEX
    Voice of the people is the supreme law
    NULLUM POENA SINE LEJE
    No punishment without law
    EX POST FACTO LAW
    Action is legal not until the law is created
    RA 1987 PHIL. CONSTITUTION
    Mother of Philippine constitution.

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