Competency of Good To know Must Know Useful To Know Best Fit

Institutional Correction
1.) Recall and  Absolute theories  1987 Philippine  The Primary School of
explain the Constitution Penology
theories and - these theories Article III section
19 - The Classical School
principles of concern with the
- The Neo Classical
penology, legalistic approach on - The Positivist
punishment, penal applications as - The Electic
penalty ground of calling
sentencing, justice  Goals of
and sentencing
rehabilitation,  Relative theories
- Retribution
including the
- Expiation or
rights, legal - these theory concerns Atonement
limitations, that punishment is a - Deterrence and
and conditions utility and usefulness Exemplarity
set forth by of the society. - Restoration
the
constitution,  Compromisual  Theories
justifying
law, and Theory
impositions of
United Nations penalty
Declarations - this theory settles the
concept of - Prevention theory
Justification - Self-defense theory
sentiments and - Reformation Theory
- Exemplary theory
grounds for
- Justice theory
punishment through
comprises of  Juridical
conflicting views. conditions of
penalty
 Golden age of
penology - Productive of
Suffering
1870-1880
- Commensurate
with the offense
 Elmira - Personal
Reformatory - Legal
- Equal
- considered as the - Certain
forerunner of modern - Correctional
penology because it
has all the elements of
 modern system

 18th century

- was a century of
change the period of
recognizing of human
dignity

 Early forms of
punishment

- Death (Capital
Punishment)
- Transportation of
Slavery
- Physical torture
- Banishment
- Social Degradation
- Other Barbaric/ Harsh
treatment
2.) Describe,  BJMP  R.A6975  Organization and
understand key positions of
and apply the - It caters detainees - Created the the BJMP
Bureau of Jail
functions, accused before a
Management and - Headed by CHIEF,
organization, court who are Penology. Assisted by two
administration, awaiting temporarily deputy’s chief-
management, confined in such jails - The composition Administration,
operations, while undergoing of the Personnel Operation.
planning, investigation, awaiting of the BJMP was
decision- final judgment, and to be taken from - All who shall be
the members of appointed by the
making those serving
the Jail President, upon the
process, sentence promulgated Management and recommendation of
training, by the court 3 years Penology Service the Secretary of DILG
disciplinary and below. constituted
process, and under P.D 765  Administrative
accountability  BJMP Officials and Organization of
of personnel in Rank  R. A 10575 BJMP (R.A. 9263)
BUCOR ACT
the BJMP,
of 2013  Regional Officer
Provincial Jail,  Municipal Jail -Regional Director
BUCOR, and Warden- Senior - Seeks to
other facilities. Inspector
 Distinct Jail Warden,
Provincial Jail
Assistant Regional
Director for Admin,
Assistant Regional Dir.
For operations and
Regional Chief of
Directorial Staff at
least- Superintendent
 Regional Director for
Jail Management and
Penology and Director
of the Directorate of
the National
Headquarters Office
at least- Senior
Superintendent.
 Deputy Chief for
Administration,
Deputy Chief for
Operations, and
Directorial Staff- Chief
Superintendent
 Chief- Director
 Provincial Jail
Administrator
- refers to the official
duly designated to
head the
implementation of jail
services of all district,
city and municipal jails
within its territorial
jurisdiction.
modernize,  Provincial Office
professionalize, -Provincial Jail
and structure the Administrator
BUCOR by
upgrading Facility  District Jail
and increasing -District Jail Warden
number of
personnel,  City Jail
upgrading level -City Jail Warden
of qualification of
personnel and  Municipal Jail
standardizing -Municipal Jail Warden
their base pay.
 Organization and
key positions of
the BUCOR
- Headed by DIRECTOR
GENERAL rank of
Undersecretary
assisted by 3 Deputy
Directors- for
Administration,
Operations,
Reformation.
- All appointed by the
President, upon the
recommendation of
the Secretary of
justice
 District Jail
- city or clustered
municipalities who are
waiting or undergoing
trial or serving sentence
of one (1) day to three (3)
years
 Provincial Jail
- with imprisonment
from six (6) months
and one (1) to three
 (3) years
 Regional Director imprisonment.

 City Jail
- refers to the official
duly designated to - sentenced with a
head the BJMP penalty from one (1)
Regional Office to day to three (3) years
oversee the imprisonment.
implementation of jail
services within his/her  Municipal Jail
jurisdiction covering
- for those who are
provincial jail sentenced with a
administrator’s penalty for a term not
offices, distinct, city exceeding six (6)
and municipal jails, months
and to ensure the imprisonment.
enforcement of laws
and regulations
related to the
functions his or her
office as amended of
him or her.

 BUCOR

- the BuCOR shall be in

charge of safekeeping
and instituting
reformation programs
to national inmates
sentenced to more
than (3) years.
3.) Explain, use,  PDL Headcount  R. A 6975  Admission
and analyze Rule V Procedure
the admission - a headcount of PDL section 35.
Custody, - Desk Officer
process of shall be conducted
security and - Records/Admitting
persons Four (4) times a day. control Office
deprived of - Jail Medical Officer
liberty, release  Disciplinary Board  R. A 6975 - Chief
of persons Section 40. Custodial/Officer of
deprived of - a disciplinary board Movement/ the day
Transfer of - Records/Desk Officer
liberty, shall be organized and inmates.
security and maintained for the  Releasing
safety purpose of hearing - Court Procedure
appearance of
processes and disciplinary cases
life termer or - Desk Officer
requirements involving any inmate death conviction - Records/Admitting
of PDLs inside who violates Jail rules Officer
the institution, and regulations. - Application to - Property Custodian
visitation, view the remain - Desk Officer
movement, of deceased - Escort Procedure
and escorting relative; - Before living for court
supporting - Inside the court
procedure, the
documents - Upon return to jail
trial of PDLs, - Medical Referrals
custody, - Viewing the remains
control and - Transport
disciplinary - Movement schemes
process of
PDLs in the  Visitation Rights
BJMP,
 Visitation List- will
Provincial Jail, include parents,
BUCOR, and brothers and sisters,
other facilities. wife or husband and
children.

 Visiting days and

hours- PDL maybe
visited from Sunday
to Thursday from
9:00 am to 3:00pm
visitors shall not be
allowed to stay
overnight in prison
there shall be no
visits on Friday and
Saturday.

 Conjugal Visits- a
male PDL may
enjoyed conjugal
visits from his spouse
in prisons where
there are facilities
therefore under such
conditions as may be
prescribed by the
director.
  Visit of Legal
Counsel- PDL may be
visited by his legal
counsel of record at
reasonable hours of
the day or night.

 Duties and
functions of the
disciplinary board

 Disciplinary
Actions
4.) Understand,  Emergency  P. D NO.  Incident
apply and Plans/Contingency 1566 Commander
evaluate the Plans Responsibilities
- Strengthening of
principles,
the Philippine  Level A- Initials
management, - Emergency plans for Disaster Control Response
planning, and both natural and Capabilities and  Level B- Activation of
decision- manmade calamities the the quick Response
making of and other forms of jail establishment of Team (QRT)
crises and disturbance. the national  Level C- Request
incidents in program on augmentation from
community the adjacent Jails QRT
the BJMP,  Chain of
disaster  Level D- Activation of
Provincial Jail, Command preparedness. the BJMP STAR TEAM
BUCOR, and  Level E- Request
other facilities - The Highest-Ranking  The National Augmentation From
in case of riot, Jail Officer present at Headquarters other Law
escape, the facility at the time Office Enforcement
hostage, of an incident shall be Responsibilit Agencies
y
contrabands, the Incident
 The Regional
fire, food Commander. - monitor all Office
poisoning, - The chain of critical incidents Responsibility
flood, command in a critical and may, if
earthquake, incident at a jail appropriate and  Specialize Team
typhoon, and facility shall be; necessary,
other provide direction,  5 Steps Tactical
 Jail Warden
assistance and Plan Phases
calamities and  Deputy Jail
resource
incidents. Warden management to - Reporting
the jail - Containment
experiencing a - Mobilization
critical incident - Response
  Notification - Recovery

- After the confirmation  Management

Processes of
of a critical incidents,
BUCOR
the commander shall
ensure that the  Planning
Regional Office is  Strategic Planning
notified.  Operation Planning

 Natural Calamities  Risk Management

- Policy Management
 Fire
 Flood  Policy
 Earthquake Formulation and
 Tsunami Implementation
 Landslide
 Typhoon  Monitoring and
 Others. Evaluation

 Manmade
Calamities

 Riot
 Jail Break
 Noise Barrage
 Hostage Taking
 Food Poisoning.

Competency of Non- Good to Know Must Know Useful to Know Best fit
Institutional Correction
NON-INSTITUTIONAL

1.) Understand,  Probation  Process of

organize, and  Act No. 4221 Granting
apply the process - It is a disposition (1935) Probation
of the Probation under which a
System from defendant, after - Old or First  Application
petition, conviction and Probation law in  Court Referral
investigation, sentence, is released the Philippines  PPA
grant, denial/ subject to conditions - Established the  Prosecutor
disqualification, imposed by the court first adult  Court
supervision, and to the probation law but  If Granted
monitoring, supervision of a was abolished  Probationer
violation of the Probation Officer. after 2years due  Report once a month
condition/s, to  Comply with the
changes in the  Probation Officer unconstitutionality condition
condition/s,
suspension, - One who investigates  Process of
revocation, trial, for the court referral  P.D 968 (July Applying
early discharged for probation or 24, 1976) Probation
and release of the supervises a
probationer, probationer or both - Adult probation  Apply within 15
including the role - Reestablished days
of the probation  Probationer signed by Pres.  Notify the
officer, probation - Person placed under Ferdinand Marcos prosecution
aids, and the probation - Approved on July  the petitioner will
victim/ complaint 24, 1976 give comment
in the probation  Petitioner - Took effect on regarding the
process. January 3, 1978 petitioner within
- A convicted 10 days or
defendant who files a  R.A 10707 reasonable time.
formal application for  60 days to submit
probation - New Law of the probation
Probation report giving by
 Absconding the court.
Probationer  Violations  Court can only
which deny or accept
- A person whose offender to the probation
probation was avail  once in a Lifetime
granted but failed to probation.
report for supervision  Disqualification
within the period - Video gram Law For Probation
ordered by the court (P.D 187)
or his location is - Omnibus Election  sentenced to more
unknown. Code than 6 years.
- Wage  Those are previously
 Absconding rationalization, as granted probation.
Petitioner amended (R.A
6727)  Consequences
- A convicted - Comprehensive
defendant whose Dangerous Drug  re arrested for the
application for Act of 2002 (R.A violation of condition
probation has been 9165) of probation.
given due course by  Those who are
the court but fails to previously granted
report to the probation
probationer officer or  Serving the original
his location is sentence “from the
unknown and cannot moment petitioner
be located within the apply probation the
reasonable time. execution is
automatically
 suspended.
 Volunteer  Terminate Probation
Probation Aide  Deportation of the
Probationer
- A civilian who has a  Death of the
good repute and Probationer
integrity, to assist
probationer officer. • Minor can apply
probation “Anytime” -
 John Augustus Adult can apply “15
(1785- June 21, days”, from the moment
1859) - Father of of conviction.
Probation in US

 Mathew
Davenport Hill (6
August 1792-
June 1872)
- English Lawyer and
Penologist
- Father of probation
in England

 Edward Savage
- First paid and official
probation officer

 Teodulo
Natividad
- Father of probation
in the Philippines
- Introduced adult
probation in the
country in House Bill.
393 with
Congressman Ramon
Bagatsing.
2.) Understand,  Parolee  Disqualificatio  Review Cases on
Organize, and ns for Parole Parole
apply the process - released by the virtue
of the parole from of parole. - Those convicted - Unless otherwise
petition/ review/ with Death disqualified under
evaluation of the  Client Penalty, Reclusion section 15 of this
institution BJMP Perpetua, or Life rule, a case for a
and BUCOR - once a parole or Imprisonment; prisoner shall be
investigation, probation is placed reviewed upon a
grant of the Board under supervision of - Those convicted of showing that he is
of Pardon and probation and parole treason, confined in prison or
Parole, denial/ officer. conspiracy to jail to serve an
disqualification, commit treason or indeterminate
the monitoring,  E. O 83, JAN 11, espionage, sentence.
violation of the 1937- BOARD OF misprision of
conditions PARDONS treason, rebellion, - Maximum period of
changes in the sedition, coup which exceeds 1yr,
conditions,  E. O, 94, S 1947- d’etat, piracy or pursuant to a final
suspension, BOARDS OF mutiny on the judgment of
revocation, arrest PARDONS AND high seas or Phil conviction;
of the parolee, PAROLE. waters;
early discharge, - Has served the
and release of the  E. O 292- Parole - Those who are minimum period of
parolee, including and Probation habitual said sentence;
the role of the Administration delinquents –
parolee officer within the period - Inmate’s conviction is
and the victim/  Petitioner- of 10 yrs from the final and executory;
complaint in the applicants date of release
parole process. from prison or last - Inmate has no
 Parole Officer- conviction of the Pending Criminal
supervise crimes (FRETSeL) Case;
Parolee and are found guilty of
Pardoner (4103) any of the said - Inmate is serving
crimes for the 3rd sentence in the
 Board of Pardons time or oftener. national penitentiary
and Parole the unless confinement in
agency that - Those who municipal, city,
grants Parole. escaped from district and/or
confinement; provincial jail is
 BPP Resolution justified.
229 April 2, 1991 - Those who were
– amended by granted  PROCESS OF
BPP Res 24-4-10 Conditional GRANTING
April 13, 2010 – Pardon and PAROLE
Pre-parole violated
Investigation  PETITIONER – served
period. - Those max. term min. sentence
of imprisonment  applies to BPP –
does not exceed  referral to PPA –
1yr;  (Parole Officer) for
PRE-Parole
- Those suffering Investigation(30days)
from mental  REPORT to BPP
disorder;  DENIED – Serve
remaining Portion –
- Those whose  GRANTED – BPP will
conviction is on release a RELEASE
appeal; DOCUMENT or
 DISCHARGE ON
- Those who have PAROLE
pending criminal  (Mandatory
case/s. Conditions) –
 COMPLIED -
- The Director of SUMMARY REPORT –
BuCor has the FINAL RELEASE AND
responsibility to DISCHARGE
forward the  NOT COMPLIED –
documents to the Progress Report,
BPP within 30days Infraction Report,
before the Status Report – Order
expiration of the of Arrest and
PDLs minimum Recommitment –
sentence. Serve remaining
Portion of Sentence.

 MANDATORY
CONDITIONS

- should show-up
within 45 days to the
Parole Officer.
- Should report TWICE
Every month if
residing within Metro
Manila or ONCE a
month if outside
Metro Manila

3.) Understand, use,  Executive  Sec.19 of Art.  Processes,

and evaluate the Clemency 7 of the 1987 Petition of
forms of clemency Constitution Application and
such as but not - The power of a the Grant of
limited to: President in state - The President of Pardon
Executive convictions, to the Philippines to
pardon a person grant not only - Note: Petition for
Clemency -
convicted of crime, pardon but also absolute pardon shall
Pardon, Absolute
commute the reprieve, be under oath.
and Conditional, sentence, or reduce it commutation of
Commutation of from death to sentence,  Referral of
Sentence, and another lesser remission of fines Petition for
Reprieve; other sentence. and forfeiture and absolute Pardon
relevant remedies amnesty. Officer
granted by the  Pardon
Court; other  Art.7 Sec.10, - Note: Prior to the
clemency such as - An act of executive Par.2 conviction of the
Decriminalizing clemency by a head Constitution petitioner, since his
certain criminal of state for the of the release from prison
acts, Repealed purpose of exempting Philippines and submit a report
Penal/Criminal an individual from the there of within 15
Laws; and punishment imposed - It may otherwise days from receipt of
upon him by a court be exercised for the referral
Amnesty.
of law. offenses in
Including the
- Granted only after impeachment
processes and final conviction cases.
procedures of the
grant  Absolute Pardon  Art. IX, Sec
denial/disqualifica 5,Par.C The
tions, process of - Granted by the Chief Commission
supervision and Executive without on Election
monitoring, any conditions
violation of the attached. Absolute - In case of violation
condition/s, pardon totally of Election law or
changes in the extinguishes the rules and
condition/s, criminal liability but regulations, no
not the right of the pardon, parole or
suspension,
offended party to suspension of
revocation, arrest
enforce the civil sentence may be
of the grantee, liability against the granted.
early discharge, offender.
and release of
grantee  Conditional
Pardon

- It is conditional when
it is granted by the
Chief Executive
subject to the
conditions imposed
on the recipient and
accepted by him.
Usually, the person
granted with
conditional pardon
has served a portion
(at least ½ of the
maximum of his
indeterminate
sentence) of his
sentence in prison.

 Commutation Of
Sentence
- It is a change of the
decision of the court
made by the Chief
Executive by reducing
the degree of the
penalty inflicted upon
the convict, or by
decreasing the length
of the imprisonment
of the original
sentence.

 Purpose of
Commutation

 To break the rigidity

of law.

 To extend parole in
cases where the
parole law does not
apply.

 To save the life of a

person sentenced to
death.

 Reprieve

- Reprieve is a
temporary stay of the
execution of a
sentence. It can only
be exercised by the
President when the
sentence has become
final. Generally,
reprieve is extended
to death penalty
prisoners. The date of
the execution of the
sentence is set back
several days to
enable the Chief
Executive to study
the petition of the
condemned man for
 the commutation of
sentence or pardon.

 Amnesty

- A general pardon
extended to a group
of persons generally
exercised by the Chief
Executive with the
concurrence of
congress.
4.) Understand and  Preventive  R.A 10592  Total extinction
apply the relevant imprisonment Good Conduct of criminal
provisions of the and Time liability
law on PDLs - Imposed upon a Allowance
preventive person before he/she  By death of the
imprisonment, is convicted, if he/ - Qualification convict
allowance for she cannot afford  Under preventive  Service of sentence
good conduct, and bail, or if his/her imprisonment  Amnesty
special time for criminal case is non-  Absolute pardon
loyalty. Including bailable. The Revised - Disqualification  Prescription of the
its process and Penal Code provides  Recidivist Crime
grant of time that one must  When upon being  Prescription of the
allowance, voluntary submit, in summoned for the penalty
qualification/disq writing, to abide by execution of their  Marriage of the
ualification/cancel the same disciplinary sentence they offended woman as
lation/ revocation rules as those have failed to provided in art. 344
of the grant, and imposed upon surrender of this code
the related convicted prisoners. voluntarily.
provisions of the  Habitual  Partial extinction
extinction of  Allowance for Delinquent of Criminal
criminal liability good conduct  Escapee liability
both total and  PDL with case of
partial. - Recognizes the ability Heinous crime  Conditional Pardon
of prisoners to  Commutation of
reform while serving  Act 3815 Art. Sentence
their sentences. 29 Preventive  Good conduct
imprisonment allowances which the
 Special time culprit may earn
allowance - Full time and 4/5 while he is
deduction of undergoing
- A deduction of two- sentence preventive
fifths of the period of imprisonment or
his sentence shall be  Act 3815 Art. serving his sentence
granted in case said 97 allowance
prisoner chose to stay for good  Time Allowance
in the place of his conduct for Study,
confinement Teaching and
notwithstanding the - First two years of Mentoring
existence of a imprisonment, he
calamity or shall be allowed a
catastrophe deduction of
enumerated in Article twenty days for
158 of this Code. each month of
good behavior
 Act. 3815 Art. 89 during detention
Total Extinction
of Criminal - Third to Fifth year,
liability inclusive, of his
imprisonment, he
 Act. 3815 Art. 94 shall be allowed a
Partial extinction reduction of
of Criminal twenty- three days
liability for each month of
good behavior
during detention

- During following
years until tenth
year, inclusive, of
his imprisonment,
he shall be
allowed a
deduction of
twenty- five days
for each month of
good behavior
during detention

- During eleventh
and successive
years of his
imprisonment, he
shall be allowed a
deduction of
Thirty days for
each month of
good behavior
during detention

- Any time during

the period of
 imprisonment, he
shall be allowed
another deduction
of fifteen days, in
addition to
numbers one to
four hereof, for
each month of
study, teaching or
mentoring service
time rendered.

 Act. 3815
Article 98 of
the RPC
Special time
allowance for
loyalty

- 1/5 deduction
those who evade
mentioned in art.
158 give himself
up within 48 hrs.

- 2/5 deduction
granted to those
prisoners choose
to stay in the place
of confinement
notwithstanding
the existence
catastrophe
enumerated in
Art. 158.

 Article 158 of the

RPC which is
Evasion of service
of sentence on
occasion of
disorder,
conflagration, and
calamity.

- If the convicted
 fails to give
himself up within
48 hrs.’ he gets an
increase penalty.
On the other
hand, if he gives
himself up within
48 hrs.’ he is
entitled to a
reduction in his
sentence under
Art. 98 of the RPC

Competency Good to know Must Know Useful to know Best Fit

Of Therapeutic
Modalities
1.) Explain apply  Major  Health Service • Office of Senior
and critique Programs Affairs (OSCA)
the - All PDL’s undergo
rehabilitation - Inmates’ welfare medical assessment • Person with
reformation and development upon admission. Disability Affairs (PDAO)
programs of program During
the BJMP, - Decongestion confinement, PDL
Provincial program are provided with - The local
Jails, and - Good Governance health education acquisition of their
other similar and counseling, respective identification
facilities.  Core Programs radical consultation card, issued by the local
regular health government unit of the
- Provision of Basics monitoring and for PDL’s access key to different
Needs provide medicines service for senior citizens
- Health Service subject to and person with disabilities
- Educational availability. mandated by senior act and
program Magna Carta for person
- Skills training/  Educational with disabilities.
Enhancement Program • Katatagagan Kontra
- Livelihood program Droga sa Komunidad (KKDK)
- Behavioral  BJMP adopted the - It is psycho-
Management/ alternative learning educational drug counseling
Modification System (ALS) of the program develop consisting
program DEPED for the PDL of twenty-four (24)
- Interfaith Program to learn their modules; eighteen (18)
- Paralegal Program elementary and modules to be completed
- E- Dalaw high school by the PDL in a small group
diploma. setting with fellow PDL and
 Support six (6) family module to be
Services  Skills Training/ participated by the PDL’s
Enhancement family. The drug counselling
- Human Rights Desk Program run for maximum duration
- Help Desk Referral of (4) months.
for aftercare - Its objective is to
equip the PDL with
 Special technical/vocational
Program for skills with they can
Vulnerable use for seeking
Groups employment or
- Services for starting their own
Pregnant PDL business after
- Services for Senior release from
Citizen PDL with confinement. The
special needs PDL’s who meet the
- Mental Health illegibility
Service requirement of the
- Drug Counseling specific skills
for PDL with training program
substance use will be able to earn
disorder. Natural certificate.

 BUCOR - Behavioral
REFORMATION Management/
PROGRAM Modification
a) Work and Therapeutic
livelihood Program
b) Healthcare
services - (TCMP) to manage
c) c. Education and modify
and skills behaviors of PDL
training with the goal of
d) D. Sports and positively changing
Recreation their thinking and
e) E. Moral and behavior through
spiritual structured group
program processes. It
f) F. Therapeutic endeavors to teach
community model positive
thinking, pro- social
values, good
decision making ang
positive coping.

- Paralegal Program

- Its main objective is

to address the
overcrowding in jail
facilities. Through
 the paralegal
program PDL are
assisted fin assisted
in availing of the
different early
modes of release.

 HUMAN RIGHT
DESK
- Every jail operates a
24 hours Human
rights desk handled
by designated
Human right Affairs
Officer. Its main
function is to
release compliant
concerning human
rights violations
from PDL and
visitors and report
compliant the
appropriate
reporting system.

- Service for Pregnant

PDL by reason of
their medical
condition, are given
special attention by
the failure to
ensure compliance
to prenatal and
post-natal care,
timely provision of
other pregnancy
related needs and
assistance for the
care, timely
provision of other
pregnancy related
needs and
assistance for the
care of the new
born until the latter
is endorsed to the
immediate family or
accredited child
 caring agency

- Drug Counseling for

PDL with substance
use Disorder

- PDL with substance

use disorder or
have history of
illegal drug use and
who are granted
plea bargaining
under A.M No.18-
03-16 SC, are
provided with drug
counseling using
the KATATAGAN
KONTA DRUGA SA
KOMUNIDAD
(KKDK) approach
2.) Explain,  5 Types of  Restorative • Education
apply, and Restorative Justice process, Rehabilitation for inmates.
critique the  Victim mediation, • Employment
re- Assistance conferencing, Rehabilitation for inmates.
integration  Community sentencing or • Counselling
programs of Services support circle. Rehabilitation for inmates.
the PDL’s of  Victim  Restorative • Wellness Rehabilitation
the BJMP, Offender outcomes for inmates.
Provincial Mediation Restitution, • Community
Jails, BuCor,  Peace Making community Rehabilitation for inmates
and other Circles work service.
similar  Family Group  Goal of
facilities to Conferencing Restoration
the relevant The outcomes or
community  Restoration interventions which can
policies and - Re-creates be agreed upon/during
laws on missing the restorative justice
former PDL’s feature, based process.
upon physical
or
documentary
evidence, to
return a
property to its
appearance at
a specific point
in time
  Volunteerism
- Is a program of
the Parole and
Probation
Administration
(PPA) aimed at
generating
maximum,
effective and
efficient citizen
participation
and community
involvement in
the process of
client
rehabilitation,
prevention of
crime and the
overall
administration
of criminal
justice.

3.) Critique and  Rehabilitation  Art. II Republic  5 Rewarding Types of

design - the action of Act No. 10368 Rehabilitation
rehabilitation restoring
programs, someone to 5 Principle of Nelson - Education
re- health or Mandela Rules. Rehabilitation for
integration normal life Inmates
programs, through - Employment
and training and Rehabilitation for
promotion of therapy after inmates
human rights imprisonment, - Counselling
programs addiction, or Rehabilitation for
among the illness. inmates
PDL’s across - Wellness rehabilitation
the  Restorative Justice for inmates
institutions. is the process through - Community
which remorseful Rehabilitation for
offenders accept inmates
responsibility for their
misconduct,  Human Right Desk
particularly to their
victims and and to the
community.  Bureau of Corrections
Rehabilitation Program
• Nelson - Work and Livelihood
Mandela - Sport and Recreation
- Healthcare Service
- Education and Skills
Training
- Moral and Spiritual
Program
- Therapeutic Community
- Rehabilitation Activities
- Behavioral
Management
- Emotional/Psychological
- Intellectual/ Spiritual
Vocational/ Survival