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Question 1

An authoritative statement of principle prescribing the proper acquisition, use unemployment of pnp human and material resources to achieve plan objectives.

Answer 1

Police doctrine

Question 2

Refers to the basic principle in planning organization and management of pnp in support of all pursuit of the vision, mission, strategic action and plan attainment

Answer 2

Fundamental police doctrine

Question 3

Principle and rules governing the planning, now organizing, directing and employment of pnp forces

Answer 3

Operational police doctrine

Question 4

Kind of police doctrine which provides guidelines for specialized activities of the pnp in the board field of interest such as personnel, operations logistic planning etc

Answer 4

Functional police doctrine

Question 5

Formulated jointly by two or more bureaus in order to affect a certain operation with regards to public safety and peace and order

Answer 5

Complimentary doctrine

Question 6

Fundamental principles governing the rules of conduct, attitude and behavior of every police officer

Answer 6

Ethical doctrine

Question 7

Set of established principle governing virtues behavior.
Study and philosophy of human conduct, emphasizing the determination of right and wrong or to basic principle of right action.
Study of good and bad conduct

Answer 7

Ethics

Question 8

Service which is provided by government to people living within its jurisdiction, either directly or by financing private provision of services

Answer 8

Public service

Question 9

More on proactive/preventative/intervention style of policing

Answer 9

Police service

Question 10

Maintain control of all the problems, process and the solutions

Answer 10

Police force

Question 11

Public servants used independent objective judgement in performing their duties, and decide all matters based on merits.

Answer 11

Object judgement

Question 12

A government is conducted openly, efficiently, equitably and honorably that permits the citizenry to make judgement and hold government official accountable

Answer 12

Accountability

Question 13

Refers to the accepted principle or standards of a person or a group of person

Answer 13

Values

Question 14

Anchored on divine and moral precepts

Answer 14

COPCES

Question 15

What does COPCES mean?

Answer 15

Code of professional conduct and ethical standard

Question 16

Code of conduct and ethical standard for public official and employees

Answer 16

Ra 6713

Question 17

Antigraft practices act

Answer 17

RA 3019

Question 18

Act defining and penalizing the crime of plunder

Answer 18

RA7080

Question 19

Using position to of trust to gain money or property dishonestly

Answer 19

Graft

Question 20

Act of amazing amassing ill gotten wealth through a series of a criminal act

Answer 20

Plunder

Question 21

Making it punishable for public officials and employee to receive, and for private person to give gift on any occasions, including christmas

Answer 21

PD 46

Question 22

DILG act/ pnp law of 1991

Answer 22

RA 6975

Question 23

Shall oversee the internalization of the pnp COPCES

Answer 23

PNPORSPSPA

Question 24

PNPORSPSPA mean?

Answer 24

Philippine national police office of ethical standard and public accountability

Question 25

Shall monitor the adherence of pnp members to this ethical doctrine

Answer 25

DHRDD

Question 26

WHAT DOES DHRDD MEANS?

Answer 26

Department of human resource and doctrine development

Question 27

The fundamental reason of police existence as an alternative to the repression of crime and disorder by police force and severity of legal punishment

Answer 27

Prevention of crime and disorder

Question 28

Pnp members secure the willingness and cooperation of the community as well

Answer 28

Cooperative of the community

Question 29

Pnp shall use reasonable force only when necessary in discharge of their duty

Answer 29

Unreasonable force reduce community cooperation

Question 30

Shall use reasonable force when necessary in discharge of their duty

Answer 30

Use of reasonable force when persuasion is not sufficient

Question 31

Means without regard to justice and injustice of the substance of particular laws

Answer 31

Impartial enforcement of law

Question 32

Affirms historic tradition that the police or the community and the communities the police

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The community are the police

Question 33

This means police is never averaging individual of the state of authoritative judging guilt or punishing the guilt

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Police should usurp judicial power

Question 34

This is the test of police efficiency

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Reduction of crime disorder

Question 35

Police considers the safety and security of who might be caught in the crossfire or arm encounters

Answer 35

Rule of enforcement impartially observed

Question 36

Pertains to the principle of reasonableness guides the officer considering all surrounding circumstances with their any legal action shall be taken

Answer 36

Police discretion

Question 37

May be defined as a body sanction by local state or national government to enforce laws and apprehend those who break them

Answer 37

Police service

Question 38

Treat their office as a public trust using power and resources for public interest not to attain personal benefit or private interest incompatible with the public good

Answer 38

Public servants

Question 39

Tend to be more reactive militaristic and aggressive in its approach and response to situations

Answer 39

Police force

Question 40

It is a fundamental principle that a public servant is duty bound to respect the principles of representative democracy and as such he must set a positive example of good citizenship by scrupulously observing the letter and spirit of laws and rules

Answer 40

Democratic leadership

Question 41

A public servant is duty bound to safeguard public confidence and integrity of government by being honest fear caring and respectful and by avoiding conduct creating the appearance of improperty or which is otherwise unbefitting a public official

Answer 41

Respectability