1. THE PILLARS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
by tessie gomez (2015)

2. POLICE (Law Enforcement) PROSECUTION (Fiscal) COURTS (Judiciary)
COMMUNITY
POLICE (Law Enforcement)
PROSECUTION (Fiscal)
COURTS (Judiciary)
CORRECTIONS (Prisons)
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3. Agencies that deal with Prisoners:
DILG
Police precinct
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP)
(City and Municipal Jails)
Office of the Provincial Governor
(some provincial jails)
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DOJ
Bureau of Corrections (BUCOR)
(National Penitentiary, CIW and Penal Colonies)

4. The JUVENIILE JUSTICE AND WELFARE ACT REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9344
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CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW OR
YOUTH OFFENDERS

5. SEC. 6. Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility
SEC. 6. Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility. - A child fifteen (15) years of age or under at the time of the commission of the offense shall be exempt from criminal liability. However, the child shall be subjected to an intervention program pursuant to Section 20 of this Act.

6. A child above fifteen (15) years but below eighteen (18) years of age shall likewise be exempt from criminal liability and be subjected to an intervention program, unless he/she has acted with discernment The exemption from criminal liability herein established does not include exemption from civil liability.

7. Custody of any of the following:
Parents or guardians
Nearest relatives
A reputable NGO or religious organization
Local DSWD
Barangay official
Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
Whenever DSWD deems appropriate

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11. PURPOSE OF IMPRISONMENT Ano ang layunin ng bilangguan?

12. BUT NOT TO PUNISH! NO TO DEATH PENALTY
Protection of Society - Isolate
Deter/prevent second commission of crime
BUT NOT TO PUNISH!
NO TO DEATH PENALTY

13. ANG BILANGGO AY TAO THE PRISONER IS A HUMAN PERSON (Tao) Dignity
Rights (Some are suspended)
Capacity to change or to improve
Target: Character and Behaviour

14. Provide opportunities for rehabilitation and restoration Prisons are NOT places of revenge but of reform
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15. TO RESTORE: To help the prisoner to return to his/her core self and enable him/her to understand and appreciate him/herself and his/her relationship with God, his/her family and community/society and his/her environment.
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16. TO REHABILITATE: To prepare the prisoner as he/she joins society again after his/her release
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17. Major Needs of Prisoners:
Freedom
Family
Friends
Food (personal)
Faith

18. The Prison Ministry volunteerism also means:
Extending assistance to families of prisoners and released prisoners

19. The Integrated Pastoral Program Ang Tugon ng Simbahan

20. WESTA Worship - Holy Mass, Devotions, Catechism
Education - Values Reintegration Sessions, Prayer Meetings
Service - Legal and Paralegal Assistance
Temporalities - or Resource Mobilization
Advocacy - Lobbying for Reforms

21. Livelihood Skills Training
Cultural and Arts Projects
Recreation and Entertainment
Medical and Health
Reading Materials
Gift-giving

22. Restorative Justice Principles and Values:
Crime is not just a violation of laws but also of relationships
Making Amends/ Asking for Forgiveness
Reconciliation and Restitution with Victim 
Mediation
Family and Community Participation
Acceptance of the offender/prisoner

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24. WORKS OF MERCY The Final Judgment
Matthew 25: “I was hungry and you fed Me, naked and you clothed Me. I was a stranger and you welcome Me. I was sick and in prison and you came and visited Me. As long as you did it to one of these least, you did it to Me.”
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