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Lecture PNP Values and Ethics
Lecture PNP Values and Ethics
JURIS DOCTOR
PHILIPPINE LAW SCHOOL, PASAY CITY
2019-2023(GRADUATING)
PARALEGAL CERTIFICATE COMPLETION
@VILLASIS LAW CENTER
Facilitate Seminars on Risk Security and Bomb
Related Incidents
DRAFTING LEGAL PAPERS/PLEADING
CONTENTS
PART-01 Introduction
PART-03
Core Values
INTRODUCTION
Title: "Upholding Values and Ethics in Law Enforcement"
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• "To enforce the law, prevent • "A highly capable,
and control crimes, maintain effective, and credible
peace and order, and ensure police service, working in
public safety and internal partnership with a
security with the active
M V
responsive community
support of the community."
V towards the attainment of
a safer place to live, work,
and do business."
PART
03
Core Values
Title: "Pillars of Character: PNP Core Values"
Maka-Diyos (Pro-God)
Makabayan (Pro-Country)
Title: "Pillars of Character: PNP Core Values"
Makatao (Pro-People)
Makakalikasan (Pro-Environment)
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04
Professionalism:
•Defined as the adherence to the Integrity:
highest standards of competence, •Stresses the need for honesty,
ethical conduct, and commitment to transparency, and incorruptibility in all
duty. dealings.
•Emphasizes the importance of •Upholding the highest moral and
maintaining a high level of expertise ethical principles, even when faced with
and professionalism in all aspects of challenges.
police service.
Accountability:
Responsibility: •Requires officers to answer for their actions and decisions.
•Involves the conscientious fulfillment of duties and •Ensures transparency and trust by holding individuals
obligations.
•Encourages officers to act responsibly, considering the
responsible for their conduct, both to the public and within
consequences of their actions on the community and the the organization.
organization.
PART
05
The Pledge:
"We, the men and women of the Philippine National Police, in
the service of the nation, do hereby solemnly pledge to uphold
and promote the principles of: JUSTICE, FREEDOM,
EQUALITY, and PEACE; to work together as one cohesive,
dynamic, and highly motivated team; to perform our duties
with utmost dedication, integrity, and professionalism; and to
make personal sacrifices for the common good."
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06
• Law Enforcement:
Anti-Corruption Efforts
Title: "Building Trust: PNP's Anti-Corruption
Initiatives"
PNP Initiatives:
Internal Affairs Service (IAS):
Overview of the role of the IAS in investigating and
addressing internal misconduct.
Highlighting the importance of an internal
mechanism for accountability.
1. High-Stress Environments:
2. Limited Resources:
Acknowledging that high-pressure
Recognizing that resource constraints can
situations can test an officer's
create ethical dilemmas.
commitment to ethical behavior.
Addressing situations where officers may
Discussing the impact of stress on
feel compelled to compromise values due to
decision-making.
resource limitations.
3. External Pressures:
3. Ethical Leadership:
4. Community Engagement:
Promoting ethical leadership at all levels of the PNP. •Strengthening ties with the community to garner support and
Showcasing examples of leaders who prioritize and uphold understanding.
values. •Creating a partnership where the community acts as a check
against corruption and unethical behavior.
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09
Discussion Points:
1.How should officers balance maintaining public order with
respecting the right to peaceful assembly?
Discussion Points:
1.How should the officer handle the confidential information
ethically?
2.What steps could be taken to ensure the information's integrity
and prevent corruption?
Title: "Ethical Dilemmas in Law Enforcement: Real-life Scenarios"
Discussion Points:
1.How should the officer assess the use of force in this
situation?
2.What measures can be implemented to ensure accountability
and transparency in use-of-force incidents?
Title: "Ethical Dilemmas in Law Enforcement: Real-life Scenarios"
Use of Force:
1.Proportional Response:
1. Assess whether the force used was proportional to the level of resistance encountered. Was it a
reasonable response to the threat posed by the suspect?
2.Imminent Threat:
1. Determine whether the use of force was necessary to prevent an imminent threat to the safety of the
officer, bystanders, or the suspect.
3.Alternatives to Force:
1. Consider whether there were alternatives to the use of force, such as verbal de-escalation, less-lethal
weapons, or waiting for backup.
Title: "Ethical Dilemmas in Law Enforcement: Real-life Scenarios"
1.Body-Worn Cameras:
1. Implement the use of body-worn cameras to capture a comprehensive and unbiased record of
interactions between officers and individuals.
2.Immediate Reporting:
1. Require officers to report any use of force immediately, providing a detailed account of the incident and
the rationale behind the use of force.
3.Internal Investigation:
1. Conduct a thorough internal investigation into the use-of-force incident, ensuring objectivity and
adherence to departmental policies.
4.Medical Examination:
1. Ensure that individuals subjected to force receive prompt medical examination and care, documenting
any injuries sustained.
PART
10