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4th Pillar

of PCJS:
Correction
College of Criminal Justice Education
College of Criminal Justice Education

At the end of the session:

➢ the students will be able to understand the


nature and concept of correctional
administration in the field of Criminal Justice
system.
The Correction Pillar
Upon conviction of the accused by
the courts, the correctional institution
will take custody of the convict. The
prison authorities will ensure that the
convicted criminals will be attended to
properly through a program of
reformation that will make prisoners
better citizens. It is inside these
correctional institutions that the convicted
criminal is reformed during his/her term
of sentence. Once released, convicts will
then be ready to join the mainstream of
society as law-abiding citizens.
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WHAT is Correctional Administration

A branch of the CJS concerned with the


custody, supervision and rehabilitation of the
convicted offenders.
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What is Correction as a Process ?

 Correction as a process is the reorientation of


the criminal offender to prevent him or her
from repeating his delinquent actions without
the necessity of taking punitive action but
rather introduction of individual measures of
reformation.
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Prison and Jail


College of Criminal Justice Education

Prison and Jail


PRISON JAIL
It refers to a facility It refers to a facility
to a specific person for Detainees who is
(criminal) who is being still waiting for final
given a final judgment, on going
judgement by the trial and under
court. investigation.
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Prison and Jail


PDL (PERSON DEPRIVED WITH DETAINNE
LIBERTY)

✓ It refers to a person who has given ✓ It refers to a person who


a final judgment by the court of is waiting for a final
law judgment by the court of
law.
✓ It refers to a persons
whose case is still on
going, or on process.
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Different correctional institution in the


Philippines

1. PRISONS- under the supervision of


DOJ
2. JAIL- under the supervision of DILG
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These Prison Law states that the head of the


Bureau of Prisons is the Director of Prisons
who is also appointed by the Chief Executive
of the Philippines with the Confirmation of
the Commission of Appointments.
BUREAU OF CORRECTION
(BUCOR)

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
(DOJ)
• The national prisons which house more
serious offenders, already convicted with
a sentence more than 3 years is
maintained by BUCOR, an agency which
is under the supervision of DOJ.
• BUCOR maintains 7 correctional institution
and penal farms.
7 correctional institution and penal farms
under BUCOR
1. New Bilibid Prison ( Muntinlupa City)
2. Correctional Institution for Women or CIW (
Mandaluyong City)
3. Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm (Palawan)
4. Sablayan Prison and Penal Farm (Occidental
Mindoro)
5. San Ramon Prison and Penal Farm (Zamboanga
City)
6. Leyte Regional Prison (Leyte)
7. Davao Prison and Penal Farm (Panabo City)
REHABILITATION SERVICES
REHABILITATION SERVICES
ITS PURPOSE:

 To change inmates pattern of criminal


behavior and reform them into law abiding
and productive citizens through the
implementation of rehabilitation programs
in jail and prisons.
Treatment Program

 the treatment of inmates shall be


focused on the provision services
designed to encourage them to return to
the fold of justice and enhance their self
respect dignity and sense of responsibility.
Treatment Program

▪ Provision for basic needs of inmates


Treatment
Program

▪ Medical and
dental
services
Treatment Program

▪Education and
skills training
Treatment Program

▪Religious services and guidance


counselling services

REHABILITATION SERVICES
Treatment Program

▪ Sports and entertainment


▪ Work programs such as livelihood
projects
▪ Visitation services
▪ Mail services
5th Pillar of PCJS: Community
THE COMMUNITY PILLAR

After convicts have


passed through the
correctional component
they will brought back to
the community and lives
as a law abiding citizens in
their Barangay’s.
Thank You and Good Day
12/5/2022

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