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REQUIRED READINGS AND
WEE REFERENCES TEACHING/LEARNING
K
LESSON OBJECTIVES LESSON ASSESSMENT TASKS PROFESSOR/S
CITE BOOK/ARTICLE; ACTIVITIES
CHAPTER TITLE AND PAGE/S

-Describe the grading system and the rule

-Course Orientation
of conduct inside the classroom.
-Orientation on the grading system
1 -Recite the authority and sources of
and the rule of conduct inside the
Criminal Procedure. - Compulsory
classroom
-Define Criminal Procedure Attendance
-Overview of Criminal Procedure in
relation to substantive Laws. - Policies and
-Distinguish Procedural from substantive Guidelines
- Lectures - Learning Process
law
1 -Classify the rules of evidence - Powerpoint - Recitation
-Prescription of Crimes presentation - Quiz
-Enumerate and distinguish prescription of
-Prescription of Penalties - Assignment
crimes and penalties
2 -Jurisdiction vs Venue -Library visit
-Distinguish jurisdiction and venue
-Jurisdiction over the person of the
-Distinguish jurisdiction over the case and
accused
over the person and of the accused
-Discuss and apply the assigned Supreme
Court cases in a given case

-Classify on how to institute criminal

Rule 110 Prosecution of Offenses
actions
- Institution of Criminal Actions
1 -Distinguish complaint from information
-Complaint or information
-Identify who will prosecute criminal actions - Lectures/Explanation
-Who must prosecute criminal actions
- Examples
- Recitation
- Powerpoint
2 Rule 110 Prosecution of Offenses presentation
- Discussion
- Quiz
-Sufficiency of complaint or Information - Assignment
-Identify the requirements for a sufficient
2 -Name of the accused - Jurisprudence
Complaint or information
-Designation of the offense
-Cause of accusation
-Place of commission of the offense
3 - Lectures/Explanation - Recitation
Rule 110 Prosecution of Offenses - Examples - Discussion
-Name of Offended Party - Powerpoint - Quiz
-Identify the requirements for a sufficient -Duplicity of the offense presentation
1
Complaint or information -Amendment or substitution - Assignment
-Place where action is to be instituted - Jurisprudence
-Intervention of the offended party in
criminal action
2 -Identify when to commence institution of
criminal and civil actions Rule 111 Prosecution of Civil Action
-Identify the different effects of death in -Institution of Criminal and civil action
civil actions -When separate civil action is
-To learn what is a Prejudicial question suspended
-When civil action may proceed
-To be able to define Preliminary independently
Investigation -Effect of death on civil actions
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-Judgement in civil action not a bar
-Suspension by reason of prejudicial
question.
-Element of Prejudicial question
-To be able to identify who are authorized
Rule 112 Preliminary Investigation
to conduct preliminary investigation.
-Preliminary investigation defined;
when required.
-Officer authorized to conduct
preliminary investigations.
-Procedure

Rule 112 Preliminary Investigation

-To be able to know the resolution of the -Resolution of investigating prosecutor
investigating prosecutor and review and its review.
1
-To be able to know when an arrest may -Resolution of investigating judge and
be issued. its review.
- Lectures/Explanation
-When warrant of arrest may issue
- Examples
- Recitation
- Powerpoint
4 presentation
- Discussion
Rule 112 Preliminary Investigation - Quiz
- Assignment
-To be able to know when arrest without -When accused lawfully arrested
- Jurisprudence
warrant is lawful without warrant
2 - To be able to know the different cases -Records
that does not require preliminary -Cases not requiring a preliminary
investigation. investigation nor covered by the Rule
on Summary Procedure.

-To be able to define arrest

5 -To be able to know when arrest is made Rule 113 Arrest - Lectures/Explanation - Recitation
-To know the duties of an arresting officer -Definition of arrest - Examples - Discussion
-To be able to know when to execute -Arrest; how made - Powerpoint - Quiz
warrant -Duty of Arresting officer presentation
-To be able to know when arrest without -Execution of warrant - Assignment
warrant is lawful -Arrest without warrant; when lawful - Jurisprudence
-To know the time of making arrest -Time of making arrest
-To identify the methods of arrest by virtue -Method of arrest by virtue of warrant
1 of warrant - Method of arrest by officer without
- Identify the methods of arrest Method of warrant
arrest by officer without warrant - Method of arrest by private person
- Identify the methods of arrest Method of -Officer may summon assistance
arrest by private person -Right to break out from building or
-To be able to know the duties and rights enclosure
of an officer serving warrant. -Arrest after escape or rescue
-To identify the right of attorney or relative -Right of attorney or relative to visit
to visit person arrested person arrested.
2 -To be able to define bail
-To be able to identify the different Rule 114 Bail
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requirements and conditions in the
application of bail.
-Guidelines in the amount of bail
-When to post property as bond.
-Identify what is surety, recognizance
-when bail is not required
-When bail is forfeited, reduced or
cancelled
-To identify why bail is not a bar to the
objections on illegal arrest.
6 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
-Bail defined
-Conditions of the bail; requirements
-No release or transfer except on court
order or bail.
-Bail, a matter of right; exception
-Bail, when discretionary
-Capital Offense; defined
-Capital offense or an offense
punishable by reclusion perpetua or life
-Burden of Proof in bail application
-Amount of bail; guidelines
-Corporate surety
-Property bond how posted
-Qualification of sureties in property
bond
-Justification of sureties
-Deposit of cash as bail
-Recognizance
-Bail, when not required; reduced bail
or recognizance
-Bail; where filed
-Notice of Application
-Release on bail
Increase or reduction of bail
-Forfeiture of bail
-Cancellation of bail
-Arrest of accused out on bail
-No bail after final judgement; exception
Court of Detainess
-Bail not a bar to objections on illegal
arrest, lack of irregular preliminary
investigation.
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