10 Questions
What is the main responsibility of the law enforcement pillar in the criminal justice system?
Arrest of offenders/violators of law
Which pillar is responsible for controlling convicted individuals and segregating them from the community?
Correction
Who is considered the forgotten party in the criminal justice system?
Victim/Complainant
Which pillar is responsible for determining the existence of prima facie case and filing/prosecuting the case?
Prosecution
Which pillar is known as the widest and the place where the criminal comes from and where he will return?
Correction
Who is considered the most pampered party in the criminal justice system?
Accused
Which pillar is known as the front liner or prime mover of the criminal justice system in the Philippines?
Law enforcement
What is the main responsibility of the court pillar in the criminal justice system?
Conducting hearings and rendering authoritative judgments
Which pillar is described as the weakest and the informal pillar of the criminal justice system in the Philippines?
Correction
Who is considered the forgotten party in the criminal justice system?
Victim/Complainant
Study Notes
Law Enforcement Pillar
- Responsible for maintaining law and order, detecting and investigating crimes
Correctional Pillar
- Responsible for controlling convicted individuals and segregating them from the community
- Provides rehabilitation programs to prepare inmates for reintegration into society
Victim
- Considered the forgotten party in the criminal justice system
- Often overlooked despite being most affected by the crime
Prosecution Pillar
- Responsible for determining the existence of a prima facie case and filing/prosecuting the case
- Represents the state in court proceedings
Community
- Known as the widest and the place where the criminal comes from and where he will return
- Plays a crucial role in preventing crime and reintegrating offenders into society
Defendant
- Considered the most pampered party in the criminal justice system
- Enjoying the presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial
Law Enforcement Pillar (again)
- Known as the front liner or prime mover of the criminal justice system in the Philippines
- First point of contact between the criminal justice system and the community
Judiciary Pillar
- Responsible for interpreting laws, settling disputes, and dispensing justice
- Ensures that the rights of the accused and the victim are protected
Community (again)
- Considered the weakest and the informal pillar of the criminal justice system in the Philippines
- Lacks a formal structure, making it difficult to mobilize and involve in the criminal justice process
Test your knowledge of criminal jurisprudence with this quiz covering the key stages of the criminal justice system, including apprehension, prosecution, trial, conviction, sentencing, and rehabilitation. Explore the roles of the people involved, such as the accused, victim/complainant, and more.
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