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One of the most tested topics in Criminal Procedure is the constitutional rights afforded to an accused person. Understanding these rights is not only essential for the Licensure Examination for Criminologists but also for appreciating the safeguards of due process in our justice system.

Remember: The strength of a justice system is measured not only by how it punishes the guilty, but also by how it protects the innocent.

🙏 Pray for Mindanao

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by today’s powerful earthquake that struck parts of Mindanao, including General Santos City, Sarangani, and the Davao Region.

May everyone stay safe, remain vigilant, and find strength during this difficult time. 💔🇵🇭

Ang Fire Safety ay responsibilidad ng lahat.

Mapa-home safety man ito o bilang paghahanda sa nalalapit na board exam (LEC), napaka-importante na kabisado mo ang Fire Classification. Delikado kapag maling fire extinguisher ang nagamit, kaya dapat alam mo kung anong gamit ang dapat gamitin sa bawat sitwasyon.

Gamitin itong guide para mabilis mong ma-master ang mga klase ng apoy at ang tamang pamatay-sunog para sa mga ito. Kapag bawat segundo ay mahalaga, ang tamang kaalaman ang makakapagligtas sa iyo. Be prepared, be informed, and stay safe!

What Counts as a Will in the Philippines?

Many people assume that a will must always be prepared by a lawyer or notarized to be valid. Philippines recognize two principal forms of wills, the Notarial (Attested) Will and the Holographic Will.

A will is more than just a document, it is a person's final expression of how his or her estate should be distributed after death, subject to the limitations imposed by law.

UNDERSTANDING PAROLE IN THE PHILIPPINES

Parole is often misunderstood as an automatic entitlement or an early release granted upon request. In reality, it is a legal privilege extended only to qualified persons deprived of liberty who have demonstrated rehabilitation and have satisfied the requirements established by law.

Here is an overview of the concept of parole in the Philippines, including its legal basis, eligibility requirements, application process, conditions of release, and the consequences of violating parole conditions.

As future criminologists, law enforcers, correctional practitioners, and criminal justice professionals, understanding parole is essential in appreciating the balance between public safety, accountability, and offender reintegration.

Knowledge of the law strengthens responsible citizenship.