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Tos 2022 1
Tos 2022 1
CRIMINOLOGY
BOARD EXAMINATION SUBJECT
Exam Weight – 20%
The registered criminologist can perform the following professional practice outcomes for
his/her initial entry into the practice of the profession:
TOPICS:
A. INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY
B. THEORIES OF CRIME CAUSATION
C. HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND VICTIMOLOGY
D. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARDS
E. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND JUVENILE JUSTICE
F. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND CRISIS/INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
G. CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH 1 AND 2
TOTAL
CRIMINOLOGY – 20%
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Percentage Number of
A. INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Weight Items
and and
Distribution Distribution
The registered criminologist can perform the competencies
20% 100
under the following sub-topics:
1% 5
1. Recognize the functions of the law enforcement agencies in
arrest, detention, human rights, investigation, inquest, .40% 2
prosecution, trial, judgment, and appeal.
2. Explain the process of filing criminal cases from Police to
Court and the rights of the accused and victim. .20% 1
3. Illustrate the interplay and roles of the components of the
Philippine Criminal Justice System. .20% 1
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SPECIFIC PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICE OUTCOMES FOR TOPICS Percentage
THIS SUBJECT: Weight
and
The registered criminologist can Distributio
perform the following professional n
practice outcomes for his/her initial
entry into the practice of the A. FUNDAMENTALS OF
profession: CRIMINAL
2% 10
INVESTIGATION AND
1. Utilize criminalistics or INTELLIGENCE
forensic science in the
investigation and detection B. SPECIALIZED CRIME
of crime. INVESTIGATION 1
2% 10
2. Apply the principles and WITH LEGAL
jurisprudence of criminal MEDICINE
law, evidence, and criminal D. SPECIALIZED CRIME
INVESTIGATION 2
procedure.
WITH
3. Internalize the concept of 2% 10
INTERROGATION AND
human rights and victim INTERVIEW
welfare. F. TRAFFIC
4. Demonstrate competence MANAGEMENT AND
and broad understanding of ACCIDENT
3% 15
law enforcement, public INVESTIGATION WITH
safety, and criminal justice. DRIVING
5. Effectively communicate H. FIRE PROTECTION
orally and in writing using AND ARSON
3% 15
both English and Filipino. INVESTIGATION
J. VICE AND DRUG
Act in recognition of professional, EDUCATION AND 3% 15
social, and ethical responsibility. CONTROL
L. TECHNICAL ENGLISH
1% 5
1 (LEGAL FORMS)
N. TECHNICAL ENGLISH
2 INVESTIGATIVE
2% 10
REPORT WRITING
P. INTRODUCTION TO
CYBERCRIME AND
ENVIRONMENTAL 2% 10
LAWS
TOTAL 20%
100
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2.0% 10
1. Recall, apply and understand the principles of: Criminal
Investigation; tools of investigation; rights of persons and
law on investigation, detention, and torture; knowledge, .60% 3
skills, competencies, characteristics, the attitude of
Crime/Criminal Investigator, kinds and techniques of
Investigation; Intent and motive;
2. Apply the different modes, methods, types, and techniques
of gathering, collection, preservation, and processing of
information such as but not limited to: Intelligence; .80% 4
Surveillance; Informants; Informers; Regular and
Cultivated sources of information; Undercover;
Background Investigation; Cyber Intelligence and Cyber
Investigation; Codes and Ciphers; Classification of
Information and Sources; Security and Access of
Document/Information including its classification; and
others;
3. Use the principles, procedures, legal requirements,
methods, and techniques of the following but not limited to:
Arrest with and without warrant; Raid, Search with and .60% 3
without warrant; search of arrested persons; check and
choke points; crime scene processing; a collection of
evidence and chain of custody; crime scene photography
and crime sketch; deposition, confession, and admission;
and others.
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3.0% 15
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prohibited substances.
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1. Utilize criminalistics or
forensic science in the 2.55 17
D. FORENSIC
investigation and detection of
PHOTOGRAPHY
crime.
2. Apply the principles and
1.80 12
jurisprudence of criminal law, F. FORENSIC CHEMISTRY
evidence, and criminal AND TOXICOLOGY
procedure.
3. Demonstrate competence
and broad understanding of H. QUESTIONED 2.55 17
law enforcement DOCUMENTS
administration, public safety,
and criminal justice.
4. Internalize the concepts of J. LIE DETECTION 2.55 17
human rights and victim TECHNIQUES
welfare.
5. Effectively communicate
orally and in writing using 2.85 19
L. FORENSIC BALLISTICS
both English and Filipino.
6. Act in recognition of
professional, social, and TOTAL 15% 100
ethical responsibility.
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FORENSIC SCIENCE – 15 %
2.70 18
1. Recognize the basic principles of personal identification;
.30% 2
2. Demonstrate the ability in the application of Dactyloscopy as the
gold standard in personal identification and other scientific and
non-scientific techniques of personal identification in relation to
crime detection and investigation (recognition, collection, .60% 4
preservation, classification, comparison, and identification of
latent prints);
3. Apply the techniques in detection, collection, preservation of forensic
evidence relative to friction ridges and other means of personal .60% 4
identification;
4. Utilize various forensic tools/equipment and employ systematic
methods (ACE-V method) in processing latent prints/friction ridge .60% 4
details to ensure positive identification; and
5. Demonstrate competence in the examination, identification, and
presentation of evidence communicated in format and in content .60% 4
acceptable in court proceedings.
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1. Explain the principles of forensic chemistry and toxicology
in relation to crime detection and investigation .45% 3
2. Demonstrate accepted protocols for handling chemical and
biological evidence (blood, semen, fiber, explosives, drugs, .30% 2
etc.) from the crime scene to the courtroom
3. Recognize standardized tests and appropriate laboratory .45% 3
equipment in processing biological evidence and physical
evidence
4. Apply scientific procedures in the recognition, collection,
and preservation of drugs, poisons, and other toxicological .30% 2
concerns
5. Generate case reports and present factual reports in
support of a court trial .30% 2
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Percentage Number of
E. LIE DETECTION TECHNIQUES Weight Items
and and
Distribution Distribution
The registered criminologist can perform the competencies under the
following topics: 15% 100
2.55 17
1. Explain the scientific principles and the theory of psycho-
physiology applicable to lie detection and truth verification .45% 3
2. Demonstrate procedures and techniques in the use of the
polygraph and examine other various lie detection techniques
(Voice Stress Analysis, Iris Examination, Psycho-physiological .45% 3
detection of deception i.e body language/eye movements,
etc.) with adherence to the rule of law
3. Analyze and interpret indications of truth and deception using
the polygraph machine and other similar equipment .60% 4
4. Demonstrate ability to construct polygraphic questions
following the various acceptable formats used by the scientific .45% 3
community
5. Demonstrate competence in the examination, interpretation of
polygraphic evidence and communicate findings in a format . 60% 4
acceptable by the scientific community and the courts
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B. NON-INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONS
Percentage Number of
The registered criminologist can perform the competencies Weight Items
and and
under the following sub-topics: Distribution Distribution
10% 100
4% 40
1. Understand, organize, and apply the processes of the
Probation System from petition, investigation, grant,
denial/disqualification, supervision, monitoring, violation of
the condition/s, changes in the condition/s, suspension,
revocation, trial, early discharge, and release of the 1.30% 13
probationer, including the role of the probation officer,
probation aids, and the victim/complainant in the probation
process.
2. Understand, organize, and apply the processes of the
Parole System from petition/review/evaluation of the 1.10% 11
institution BJMP and BUCOR, investigation, grant of the
Board of Pardons and Parole, denial/disqualifications, the
process of supervision and monitoring, violation of the
condition/s, changes in the condition/s, suspension,
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