Lea Flashcards

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What is Hue and Cry?

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A system of apprehending a criminal whereby the complainant assembles and reports the whereabouts of the perpetrator.

All male residents would then locate and apprehend the culprit, followed by a trial.

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Who is the Royal Judge?

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A person who conducts criminal investigations and gives punishments that fit the crime committed.

This role is crucial in the judicial process.

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What is Trial by Ordeal?

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A system determining guilt or innocence through painful tests of skills in ancient times.

This method was based on the belief that a divine power would protect the innocent.

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What does Shire-Reeve refer to?

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55 military districts established by King William Norman.

‘Shire’ means district and ‘Reeve’ means ruler who made laws and imposed punishment.

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What is the role of a Sheriff?

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The title of the chief constable or police officer in a certain town.

Sheriffs were responsible for law enforcement in their respective areas.

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What is a Traveling Judge?

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A judge responsible for deciding cases taken from Shire-Reeve due to abuses.

This position helped address issues within local judicial systems.

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What does Leges Henrici refer to?

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The law of King Henri I that classified offenses against the king and individuals.

It established important principles for policing and public officials.

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What significant legal principle comes from the Magna Carta?

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No free man shall be imprisoned except by legal judgment of his peers.

This principle laid the groundwork for modern legal systems.

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What was the significance of the Statute of 1295?

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It prescribed the closing of the gates of London at sundown, marking the start of curfew systems.

This law was aimed at maintaining order during the night.

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What is the role of a Justice of the Peace?

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A position that gives a person the power to arrest, pursue, and impose judgment.

Justices of the Peace played a vital role in local law enforcement.

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What was the Star Chamber Court?

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A special court that tried offenses against the state.

This court was known for its lack of transparency and often harsh rulings.

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Who established the Metropolitan Police Service?

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Sir Robert Peel, in 1829, creating the world’s first organized police force.

Peel is referred to as the Father of the Modern Policing system.

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What were the Bow Street Runners?

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An early police force established by Henry Fielding in London.

They were known for their proactive approach to law enforcement.

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What is the role of Night Watchmen?

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They were bound to duty from sunset to sunrise to maintain order.

This role was crucial in early urban policing.

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Fill in the blank: The _______ was established by Sir Robert Peel and is known as the world’s first organized police force.

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Metropolitan Police Service

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What characterized the Pre-Spanish Regime in the Philippine Police?

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Baranganic Society.

This refers to the social structure and governance before Spanish colonization.

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Who is referred to as the Village Chief?

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An administrative leader of the community.

The Village Chief plays a crucial role in local governance and community welfare.

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What is the Code of Kalantiao?

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A law that gives harsh and savage punishment.

This code reflects the historical legal practices in certain communities.

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What is the Maragtas Code known for?

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Considered as the oldest written law.

The Maragtas Code is significant in Philippine legal history.

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What was the purpose of the Carabineros De Seguridad Publica?

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Organized in 1712 for the purpose of carrying the regulations of the Department of State.

This group served as an early form of police in the Philippines.

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What role did the GUARDIA CIVIL play in the Philippines?

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A police organization created by the Royal Decree issued by the Spanish Crown government on February 12, 1852.

It consisted of Filipino policemen organized in provincial capitals.

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What were the responsibilities of the Japanese Military Police known as KEMPEITAI?

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Maintaining peace and order in Manila and adjacent urban areas.

KEMPEITAI operated during the Japanese occupation until 1945.

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What significant event occurred on February 7, 1945?

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Gen. Douglas McArthur returned to the Philippines.

This marked a pivotal moment in Philippine history during World War II.

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Who became the first president of the Philippines after independence?

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Pres. Manuel Roxas.

Roxas played a vital role in the post-independence governance of the Philippines.

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What was established on November 30, 1890?
Insular Police Force. ## Footnote This force was created during the Filipino-American war.
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What event signaled the end of the Filipino-American war?
The capture of General Emilio Aguinaldo on March 23, 1901. ## Footnote Aguinaldo was a key figure in the fight for Philippine independence.
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Who was William Howard Taft in relation to the Philippines?
Head of the Second Philippine Commission and civil governor after military rule. ## Footnote Taft's administration marked a transition to civilian governance.
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What was the Insular Constabulary?
Created on July 18, 1901, by virtue of Act Nr. 175. ## Footnote This organization was essential for maintaining peace and order.
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When was the Manila Police Department (MPD) organized?
July 31, 1901, by virtue of Act Nr. 183 of the Philippine Commission. ## Footnote The MPD is one of the earliest organized police departments in the Philippines.
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Who was the first Chief of Police of the Manila Police Department?
Capt. George Curry, a US Army officer appointed by the TAFT COMMISSION. ## Footnote His appointment marked the beginning of a structured police force in Manila.
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Fill in the blank: The last American Chief of Police of MPD before WWII was _______.
Capt. Columbus Piatt. ## Footnote His tenure ended just before the outbreak of World War II.
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What was the Philippine Constabulary (PC) formerly known as?
Insular Constabulary ## Footnote The change occurred by virtue of Act Nr. 255.
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Who was the first Chief of the Philippine Constabulary?
Capt. Henry T. Allen ## Footnote He served from 1901 to 1907 and is known as the Father of Constabulary in the Philippines.
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What was the composition of the Philippine Constabulary?
Manned mostly by Filipinos, but officers were mostly Americans.
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When was the Revised Administrative Code of 1917 approved?
A year before World War I ended.
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Who was the first Filipino Chief of Police of the Philippine Constabulary?
Brig/Gen. Rafael Crame ## Footnote He served from 1917 to 1927.
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What did the National Defense Act or Commonwealth Act No. 1 enact?
Created the Philippine Army.
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What ended the service of the Philippine Constabulary as an Insular Police Force?
The National Defense Act or Commonwealth Act No. 1.
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What was entrusted to the State Police by Commonwealth Act No. 88?
The Insular Police duties of the defunct Philippine Constabulary.
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What did Commonwealth Act No. 343 do?
Reconstituted the Philippine Constabulary.
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What was the purpose of President Quezon's Executive Order No. 153?
Withdraws the Philippine Constabulary from the Army as an independent unit.
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What did Act No. 181 create?
The Bureau of Investigation in November 1938.
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Who was appointed Chief of Constabulary until 1942?
Brig. General Guillermo Francisco.
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Who was the first Filipino Chief of Police when the Manila Police Department became all-Filipino?
Col. Antonio C. Torres.
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What significant action did Col. Antonio C. Torres take during World War II?
Declared Manila as an open city.
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What did President Sergio Osmena's E.O. on October 28, 1944, accomplish?
Reconstituted insular police into the military police command.
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What was created by R.A. 157 on June 29, 1947?
The National Bureau of Investigation.
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When was the Constabulary revived?
July 1, 1947.
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Who was the first Chief of the Manila Police Department appointed by President Roxas?
Col. Lamberto T. Javalera.
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What did R.A. 26780 do?
Expanded and reorganized the NBI as an investigative and research service agency.
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What is the Police Act of 1966 also known as?
R.A. 4864.
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What did the Police Act of 1966 create?
The office of the Police Commission (POLCOM).
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What law provided legal guidelines for police reform at a national level?
R.A. 4864.
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What did P.D. 7650 enact regarding NAPOLCOM?
It should be under the office of the Ministry of National Defense.
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What did R.A. 6975, approved on December 13, 1990, establish?
The Philippine National Police (PNP).
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Fill in the blank: The DILG Act 1990 is also recognized as the _______.
PNP Law of 1991.