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    The document outlines the five pillars and four objectives of law enforcement. The five pillars are: 1) law enforcement, 2) prosecution, 3) courts, 4) correction, and 5) community. The four objectives are: 1) crime prevention, 2) law enforcement, 3) criminal apprehension, and 4) order maintenance. It also provides a brief history of law enforcement in the Philippines from the Spanish period to present day, including key acts, laws, and figures that helped shape the Philippine National Police (PNP).

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    The document outlines the five pillars and four objectives of law enforcement. The five pillars are: 1) law enforcement, 2) prosecution, 3) courts, 4) correction, and 5) community. The four objectives are: 1) crime prevention, 2) law enforcement, 3) criminal apprehension, and 4) order maintenance. It also provides a brief history of law enforcement in the Philippines from the Spanish period to present day, including key acts, laws, and figures that helped shape the Philippine National Police (PNP).

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    FIVE PILLARS FOUR OBJECTIVES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

    1. Law Enforcement- enforcing laws and 1. Crime Prevention- primary goal of law
    maintaining order to keep the public enforcement
    safety. 2. Law Enforcement- basic responsibilities of
    2. Prosecution- the action of charging LE
    someone with a crime and putting them 3. Criminal Apprehension- arrest
    on trial. 4. Order Maintainance_ one of the most
    3. Court- determine whether the person troublesome
    charged Crwith a criminal offense is guilty
    RA 6975- Philippine National Police (PNP)
    or not.
    under a Reorganized Department ofthe
    4. Correction- rehabilities or punish the
    Interior and Local Government.
    person who is proven guilty.
    5. Community- when the person is free of RA 11200- An Act Providing for the Rank
    charged from the correction he will be Classification in the Philippine National
    back to the community as client. Police,

    GENDER- socially constructed roles, behaviors, ACT no. 175- AN ACT PROVIDING FOR
    expressions and identiyies of THE ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT
    girls,men,women,men and gender diverse OF AN INSULAR CONSTABULARY, AND
    people. FOR THE INSPECTION OF THE
    MUNICIPAL POLICE.
    SEX-
    ACT 255-AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE
    GENDER SENSITIVITY- knowledge about others ABOLITION OF THE ROAD TAX
    sexual orientation. APD 765- Police Integration Law. 
    ARREST- taking of person into custody ACT no. 183- AN ACT CREATING RIZAL
    WARRANT OF ARREST- is a document issued by CITY.
    judge GEORGE CURRY
    HISTORY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT  US Army officer appointed by TAFT
    COMMISSION and the 1st CHIEF OF
     Spanish Period
    POLICE of MPD.
    1. Cardineros de Segoridad Publica-
    ounted police HENRY ALLEN- the first chief of the
    2. Guardrilleros- 5% of able bodied Philippine Constabulary in 1901
    (physically fit) 3years-serve RAFAEL CRAME- the first Filipino chief of the
    3. Guardia Civil- Body of filipino Philippine Constabulary to whom the national
    (mababa ang ranggo) headquarters of the PNP was named
     Post American Period
    1. Act npo. 175- insular constabulary AT-
    2. Act no. 255- Phil. Constabulary CN-
    3. Act no. 183- Manila Police District
    4. PD 765- Phil. Constabulary RDP-
    Integrated national police RA 11549- AN ACT LOWERING THE
    5. RA 6975- PNP, BFP,DILG “DILG Act MINIMUM HEIGHT REQUIREMENT FOR
    of 1990” APPLICANTS OF THE PHILIPPINE
    – tribureua & PPSC(ginawa) NATIONAL POLICE (PNP),
    6. RA 8551- PNP Reform and re
    ARTICLE III, BILL OF RIGHTS- No person
    organization act of 1998
    shall be deprived of life, liberty, or
    -amended+ 6975 (ginawa)
    property without due process of law, nor
    7. RA 11200- NRC “New Rank shall any person be denied the equal
    Classification protection of the laws.
    8. RA 11599- New height

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