CA2 Flashcards

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From French word “Parole D Honeur” means?

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word of honor or
promise.

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not a reward per se for good behavior but rather, it is a follow-up of his
institutional program.

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Parole

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Refers to a person who is released on parole

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Parolee

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England) became the Governor/ Supt. of Norfolk Island, a penal colony in the east of Australia and initiated the famous mark system. Father of parole in Australia.

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CAPT. ALEXANDER MACONOCHIE

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first man to use the word “parole”, he
used the word in a letter to a prison Association of New York in 1869, after
some American Prison Reformers who observed that the Irish Prison
System paved the way for the approval of the law creating Elmira
Reformatory.

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DR. S.G. HOWE OF BOSTON

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Superintendent of Elmira Reformatory,
compulsorily developed parole which soon spread to other states in the U.S.A -
FOUNDER OF PAROLE IN USA

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ZEBULON R. BROCKWAY

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remedied and perfected the failure and drawbacks in
the Mark System. He introduced the Irish System and was appointed as the
Director of Irish Prison System.
-FOUNDER OF PAROLE IN IRELAND

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SIR WALTER CROFTON

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solitary confinement for nine months at a certain prison;

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First stage

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was an assignment to the public works at Spike Island.
The prisoner worked his promotion through a series of the grades according to a mark
system;

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Second stage of Irish system

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the prisoner without custodial supervision was exposed to
ordinary temptations of freedom

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Third stage of Irish system

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11
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as the release on supervision under conditions equivalent to
present day parole.

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final stage

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Otherwise known as the “Indeterminate Sentence law” (Took effect
on December 5, 1933) Board of Indeterminate Sentence

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Act 4103

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Gave the Board the
authority to advice the Chief executive on the course or courses of action to take on
petitions for executive clemencies.
- It renamed the Board of Indeterminate Sentence to BOARD OF PARDONS

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EO 83

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otherwise known as “The
Reorganization Law of 1947” which abolished the Board of Pardons and created
the Board of Pardons and Parole

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EO 94

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Authority of Regional
Probation and Parole Officers” to conduct Pre-Parole Investigation.

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BPP RESOLUTION NO. 229

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the criminal must serve the entire sentence.
The date of release remains objective. Cannot be divided into minimum, medium
and maximum

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Determinate sentencing

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a criminal will serve a range of years as
determined by the judge. The penalty is divisible or has minimum, medium and
maximum.

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Indeterminate sentencing

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was created pursuant to Act No. 4103, as
amended. It is the intent of the law to uplift and redeem valuable human material to
economic usefulness and to prevent unnecessary and excessive deprivation of
personal liberty.

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Board of pardon and parole

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It grants parole and recommends to the President the grant of any form of
executive clemency to deserving prisoners or individuals.
• It reviews reports submitted by the Parole and
Probation Administration (PPA) and make necessary decisions.
• It is a functional unit under the Department of Justice.

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Board of pardon and parole

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20
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A prisoner may be granted parole whenever the Board finds
that there is a reasonable probability that if released, he will be law-abiding and that
his release will not be incompatible with the interest and welfare of society

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Grant of parole

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famous shoe maker from Boston, is recognized as the father of probation in America
after asking a court in Boston in 1841 to remand a common drunkard into his care instead of
incarcerating the man.

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John Augustus

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member of the House of Representatives for Bulacan, pursued the enactment of Presidential Decree 968, as amended or otherwise known as the Adult Probation Law of 1976.

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Teodulo Natividad

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Probation was signed into law by President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

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July 24, 1976,

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When to apply?

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This can be applied within 15 days after conviction

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Father of Probation in England
MATTHEW DAVENPORT HILL-
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Father of Probation in America. Born in 1785, Woburn, Massachusetts. He died on June 21, 1859. Out of nearly 2,000 persons for whom he was responsible, only 10 became ungrateful for his goodness. In his Statistics, in his first 1,100 cases, only one (1) forfeited his bond.
John Augustus
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a former Chief of Police in Boston who became the first Probation Officer employed by the US government.
EDWARD N. Savage
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Director of the Massachusetts Board of State Charities, reported in an address that "the result of probation in cases of juvenile offenders proved so decisively good" that the legislature 2 years later authorized the city of Boston to appoint a probation officer for adults and at the session of the Legislature at the present year, a statute was enacted permitting the appointment of a probation officer for adult offenders in every city and town in the state."
GARDINER TUFTS-
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signed the first probation law in America which was passed by the legislature of Massachusetts on April 26, 1878
GOVERNOR ALEXANDER H. RICE
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signed the Federal Probation Act which became a law on March 4, 1925.
US President CALVIN COOLIDGE
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birth of John Augustus
1785
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death of John Augustus
June 21, 1859
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former United Nations Inter-Regional Advisor on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice and Dr. A. Lamont Smith, Director for Research Program, Planning and Evaluation, Department of Corrections of Arizona- the two (2) foreign experts who participated in the presentation of the draft decree at a Seminar on the Probation System sponsored by the National Police Commission and the UP Law Center on April 24, 1976, attended by 369 participants.
• Dr. Torstein Erickson
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co-authored House Bill 393 with Congressman NATIVIDAD or "An Act Establishing Probation in the Philippines".
Congressman RAMON BAGATSING
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creating a Probation Office under the Department of Justice, led by a Chief Probation and Parole Officer appointed by the American Governor-General with the advice and consent of the United States. It was abolished in 1937 after the Philippine Supreme Court found it unconstitutional because the Court found that it encroached upon the exclusive power of the Chief Executive to grant reprieves.
Act 4221
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otherwise known as the Adult Probation Law of 1976, as amended by P.D. 1257, and as further amended by Batas Bilang 76 and P.D. 1990 "Establishing a Probation System, Appropriating Funds Therefore and for Other Purposes.
PD 968
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act amending presidential decree no. 968, otherwise known as the “probation law of 1976”, as amended.
RA 10707
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entitled "An Act Establishing Probation in the Philippines" - This bill revived the probation movement which led to its passage in the Lower House of Congress. It was pending at the Senate when President Marcos placed the entire country under Martial Law.
House bill 393
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declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines on September 21, 1972
• Proclamation No. 1081-
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a privilege granted by the State under which a defendant, after conviction and sentence, is released subject to conditions imposed by Trial Court and to the supervision of a Probation Officer.
Probation 10707
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public officer like the Chief Probation and Parole Officer (CPPO), Supervising Probation and Parole Officer (SPPO), Senior Probation and Parole Officer (SrPPO), Parole and Probation Officer II (PPOII), or Parole and Probation Officer I (PPOI), who investigates for the Trial Court a referral for probation or supervises a probationer or does both functions and performs other necessary and related duties and functions as directed;
Probationer office
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order of the trial court granting probation
Probation order
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Friends of court
Amicus Curiae
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Who may apply for probation?
Offenders who are convicted by final judgment and sentenced with imprisonment and/or fine with subsidiary imprisonment, who are not specifically disqualified by law.
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gathered from those persons who have direct personal knowledge of the petitioner, offended party family members, and/or their relatives, including barangay officials and disinterested persons
Collateral information
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authorizing the PPA and/or the Probation Office to secure any and all information on the petitioner, shall be duly executed and signed by him/her.
Waiver cum authorization
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aims to enable the trial court to determine whether or not the ends of justice and primarily the best interest of the public, as well as that of the petitioner, would be served by the grant or denial of the application
Post sentence investigation report
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