The Philippine Criminology Profession Act of 2018

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CHAPTER ONE Criminology in the Philippines

R A ten nine one two - Continuing Professional Development Act of twenty sixteen - An act mandating and strengthening the continuing professional development program for all regulated professions, creating a continuing professional development council, an appropriating funds therefore, and for other purposes.

PEACE Educators Association for Criminology Education - Created on January thirteenth to twenty-fifth, nineteen eighty-three; Primarily its role is to professionalize criminology education in the context of national development.

APO - Accredited Professional Organization - Refers to the PRC Accredited Professional Organization where membership therein by professionals is only voluntary.

Created under the Professional regulatory Board of Criminology, as the one and only recognized and accredited integrated national organization of criminologists, subject to the approval of the Professional Regulation Commission hereinafter referred to as the Commission created under R A eight nine eight one, otherwise known as the "PRC Modernization Act of two thousand."

DEFINITION OF TERMS

Section four. IRR of R A eleven one three one Resolution Number two, Series of twenty twenty

AIPO - Accredited Integrated Professional Organization - Refers to one and only recognized and accredited integrated national organization of criminologists, as endorsed by the Professional Regulatory Board subject to the approval of the Professional Regulation Commission. For purposes of implementing R A eleven one three one, AIPO TS F shall be referred to as the Accredited Integrated Professional Organization for the criminology profession.

PCAP - Professional Criminologist Association of the Philippines

The legitimate organization of

Criminologists reorganized by

Professional

Regulation Commission.

Resolution Number twenty eighteen-one zero eight nine - Revised Rules on the Accreditation of Professional Organizations and Integrated Professional Organizations Refers to the PRC Accredited Integrated Professional Organization for a given profession which specifically mandated by the provisions of Professional Regulatory Law to integrate the professionals into one national organization and where the membership therein by professionals is automatic and mandatory.

Except: As provided in R A eight five zero (Revised Optometry Law of nineteen ninety-five) and R A seven eight three six (Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of nineteen ninety-four) as amended.

Board - Refers to the Professional Regulatory Board of Criminology.

CHED - Commission on Higher Education R A eleven one three one - Created under R A seven seven two two, otherwise known as "Higher Education Act of nineteen ninety-four".

CHED - Created under R A seven seven two two, otherwise known as "Higher Education Act of nineteen ninety-four", in the formulation of policy standards, and monitoring of the criminology education in the country, which shall be assisted by the Criminology Technical Panel composed of:

President from APO

Chairperson of the Board of Criminology

One from the Academe

Two from the Law Enforcement Agencies

Code of Ethics - Refers to the set of moral and ethical principles that all registered Criminologists must abide by as they practice the profession.

Code of Good Governance for the Practice of Criminology - Refers to the formal outlines of the mission, vision, and ideals of Filipino criminologists. It also governs the criminologists' conduct towards the state, the public, the profession and fellow professionals.

Commission - Refers to the Professional Regulation Commission created under R A eight nine eight one, "PRC Modernization Act of two thousand."

Continuing Professional Development - The attainment of advanced knowledge, skills and ethical values in a post-licensure specialization or in an inter or multidisciplinary field of study, for assimilation into professional practice, self-directed research and/or lifelong learning.

Criminology - Refers to the scientific study of crimes, criminals, victims, and criminal behavior. It also deals with the prevention and solution of crimes.

Criminology - refers to the scientific study of crimes, criminals, and victims, it also deals with the prevention, and solution of crimes.

Foreign Reciprocity - Refers to Section fourteen (a) and twenty-nine of the IRR of R A eleven one three one which provide that only nationals of foreign countries in which the requirements for the licensure examination and/or registration and practice are substantially the same as those required and contemplated by the Philippine laws and regulations, and which laws and regulations allow Philippine citizens to practice criminology within the territory of such foreign countries on the same basis and grant the same privileges as those enjoyed by their citizens, subjects or nationals shall be allowed to take the Philippine Criminologists licensure examination and be given certificates of registration and professional identification cards pursuant to R A eleven one three one.

Law Enforcement - The component of internal or homeland security of the Philippines charged with the mandate to enforce, investigate, and participate as important agents in the prosecution of violations of criminal local laws, including international laws duly adopted as part of the law of the land under the Constitution.

National Security - The dynamics and interplay of the political, economic, socio-cultural, techno-scientific, environmental, and military to attain and maintain a condition where the sovereignty of the nation, the territorial integrity of the state, the government and its instrumentalities, and the welfare of the people are secured, advanced, nurtured, and protected.

Profession - The art and science in the practice of criminology discipline.

Professional / Component Subjects on Criminology -

Refer to the component subjects per area as provided under Section fifteen of this IRR and the subject to the conditions as may be provided therefor or by the Board.

Public Safety - The protection of the homeland which includes law enforcement and policing, criminal justice system, protection and safeguard of lives and properties, customs and immigration, maritime sea and border protection, health, environment and ecosystem, public safety and civil defense.

Quasi-Police Functions (Order Maintenance / Community Services) - Activities of law enforcement agencies and its agents which does not directly involve enforcement or investigation of violations of criminal laws.

Report of Rating - Refers to the document stating the rating obtained by the examinee in the licensure examination.

For Registered Criminologists refers to a natural person who holds a valid certificate of registration and an updated professional identification card as criminologist issued by the Board and the Commission.

Table of Specification - Refers to the list of outcome-based competencies which the licensure examination measures and assesses.

An act Creating the Board of Examiners for Criminologist in the Philippines and for other purposes.

R A six five zero six

Approved: July first, nineteen seventy-two

An act Regulating the Practice of Criminology Profession in the Philippines, and appropriating funds therefor, repealing for the purpose of R A six five zero six otherwise known as "An act Creating the Board of Examiners for Criminologist in the Philippines."

"The Philippine Criminology Profession Act of two thousand eighteen"

Approved: November eighth, two thousand eighteen Published: November fifteenth, two thousand eighteen Effectivity: November thirtieth, two thousand eighteen

R A eleven one three one

President: Rodrigo Roa Duterte

This Act was passed by the Senate of the Philippines as Senate Bill Number four hundred fifty-two on March twelfth, two thousand eighteen, and was adopted by the House of Representatives as an amendment to House Bill Number seven hundred nineteen one on September eleventh, two thousand eighteen.

A total of one hundred ninety-two lawmakers voted to approve House Bill seven hundred nineteen one or the "The Philippine Criminology Profession Act of two thousand eighteen" authored by Representative Gary Alejandro and Maximo Rodriguez Junior.

Members of the PRC Board of Criminology as of April two thousand twenty-three

Chairman: Atty. Ramil G. Gabao

Members:

One. Hon. Warren M. Corpuz

Two. Hon. Lani T. Palmones

Vacant as of April two thousand twenty-three

Four.

REGISTERED CRIMINOLOGIST

Section five. Scope of Practice IRR Rule one, RA eleven thousand one hundred thirty-one PCAP - Professional Criminologists

Section seven. Qualifications of the Chairperson and Members of the Board IRR Rule two, RA eleven thousand one hundred thirty-one

Section eight. IRR Rule two, RA eleven thousand one hundred thirty-one

Term of Office

Section eleven. Grounds for REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION of BOARD CHAIRPERSON / MEMBER

Section fourteen. Qualification of an APPLICANT for the Licensure Examination IRR Rule three, RA one hundred eleven thousand three hundred thirty-one

Requirements for CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION:

Section Twenty-two. Revocation or Suspension of the Certificate of Registration and Cancellation of Temporary / Special Permit IRR Rule Three, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

Section Twenty-five. Renewal of Professional Identification Card IRR Rule Three, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

Section Twenty-seven. Lawful Practitioners of Criminology IRR Rule Four, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

One. Natural Persons

Two. Juridical Persons

Section twenty-nine. FOREIGN RECIPROCITY IRR Rule four, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

Section thirty. Practice Through Temporary or Special Permit IRR Rule four, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

Section thirty-four. Privileges of Registered Criminologists IRR Rule five, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

Section thirty-six. Lateral Entry of Registered Criminologists IRR Rule five, RA one hundred eleven thirty-one

CHAPTER two Criminology

Etymology (Origin)

Is CRIMINOLOGY A SCIENCE?

SCOPE IN THE STUDY OF CRIMINOLOGY

Six Sub-Areas of Criminology

CHAPTER THREE Evolution of Criminology

Code of Hammurabi: Mesopotamia (Iraq)

Highlights of the Code of Hammurabi: two thousand twenty-three

The Hittites

Code of Draco / Drakon

Highlights of the Code of Draco / Drakon:

Code of Solon / Laws of Solon

Roman Law / Rome's Twelve Tables

Highlights of the Twelve Tables:

The Burgundian Code

Middle Ages

CHAPTER FOUR Crimes and Criminals

Crime of Commission

McNaghten's Rule / McNaughton Pronounced

Durham Rule

TYPOLOGY OF CRIME

LEGAL / SUB-CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMES

Mala in Se

An act that is a crime because it is prohibited by statute, although the act itself is not necessarily immoral.

Intentional Felonies

Mens Rea

Culpable Felonies

Elements:

Negligence "Lack of Foresight"

According to PLURALITY

Simple Crime

Complex Crimes Article forty-eight, RPC

Kinds of Complex Crimes:

Continuing Crime

Requisite:

According to GRAVITY Article twenty-five, RPC

Less Grave Felonies

Correctional:

Light Felonies

According to the RESULT or EFFECTS of Crime

Situational Crimes

According to the LENGTH of TIME of the Commission

Episodical Crime

According to PLACE or LOCATION

Continuing Crime

According to the USE of MENTAL FACULTIES

Irrational Crimes

According to the PROFESSION or TYPE of

White Collar Crime

Forms:

Blue Collar Crime

According to SOCIAL CLASS

Under World Crimes

According to EXTERNAL FACTORS

Crimes by Passion

CrimesJUVAT

Crimes of the MODERN WORLD

Organized Crimes

The CONVENTIONAL CRIMES

Violent Crimes

Forms:

Property Crimes

Forms:

CRIME STATISTICS

INDEX CRIMES (Violent Crimes)

Homicide and Assault

NON-INDEX CRIMES

morality and order. These crimes are generated from the result of positive police-initiated operations.

Bias Crimes (Hate Crimes)

Reactive Hate Crime

Mission Hate Crime

Retaliatory Hate Crime

Thrill-seeking Hate Crime

Statutory Crime

Cleared Crimes

Corporative Crimes

Crime of Reduction

Crime of Repression

Cybercrime

Economical Crime

Enterprise Crime

Legal Definition

CLASSIFICATION OF CRIMINALS

According to the TYPE OF OFFENDER / BEHAVIORAL SYSTEM Lower class

According to Types of VIOLENT CRIMINALS

According to LEGAL CALSSIE VIEWER

Elements:

Recidivist

Classification of MEN WHO RAPE

Categories of RAPISTS

MASS MURDER AND SERIAL KILLING

Types of Serial Killer Jack Levin and James Allan Fox

SPREE MURDER is committed with two or more murders by offender or offenders without a cooling off period.

CHAPTER Five The Death Penalty

GARROTE (Garrote Vil) Spanish Word

MUSKETRY (Fusillading / Firing Squad)

BEHEADING (Decapitation)

HANGING

ELECTRIC CHAIR (Silla Electrica)

Article eighty-one. When and how the DEATH PENALTY is to be executed.

Article eighty-three. Notification and execution of the sentence and assistance to the culprit.

Article eighty-four. Suspension of the execution of the death sentence.

Article eighty-five. Place of execution and persons who may witness the same.

Nineteen eighty-seven The Philippine Constitution

Section nineteen. Article three. Bill of Rights.

An Act to Impose the Death Penalty on Certain Heinous

Section twenty-four. Article eighty-one - When and how the death penalty is executed.

Republic Act eight thousand one hundred seventy-seven

Section one. Article eighty-one of the Revised Penal Code, as amended by Section twenty-four of Republic Act seven thousand six hundred fifty-nine is hereby further amended to read as follows:

An Act Prohibiting the Imposition of Death Penalty in the Philippines

Section two. In lieu of the Death Penalty, the following shall be imposed.

Section three.

CHAPTER six Introduction to Criminal Law

Act Number three eight fifteen: REVISED PENAL CODE

Justifying

Exempting

Criminal Liability

CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIMINAL LAW

PROSPECTIVITY - Prospective or Retrospective

Overview

The Philippine Criminology Profession Act of 2018 establishes professional standards and regulatory measures for criminologists in the Philippines. It mandates a continuing professional development program and sets forth guidelines for licensure, education, and practice.

Key Points

1The act governs the examination, registration, and licensure for criminologists
2It regulates the practice and education standards for criminology professionals
3Establishes Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements for practitioners
4It mandates integration of all criminology professional groups into a single accredited organization

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