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What was the primary role of Medjays in ancient Egypt?
Which policing system organized men into groups known as tithings?
What is the origin of the word 'sheriff'?
What was the main task of a parish constable?
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Which ancient group used military bodies as guardians of peace?
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What did the Tun policing system require from male residents?
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How are SHIRES relevant to modern policing?
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Who is known as the 'Father of Modern Policing System'?
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What was the typical age requirement for a person to become a policeman mentioned in the context?
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What significant law did Sir Robert Peel introduce in 1829?
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What was the primary focus of Sir Robert Peel's plan regarding policing?
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Who is considered the father of the Philippine Constabulary?
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What is the current headquarters of the Metropolitan Police Service known as?
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What significant act replaced the insular constabulary?
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What main function does the Philippine Constabulary serve as defined in the Revised Administrative Code of 1917?
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What system does the Philippine criminal justice structure resemble regarding the separation of powers?
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Which of the following was a characteristic of the Metropolitan Police Force established by Sir Robert Peel?
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What is a key feature of the National Bureau of Investigation as established by Republic Act 157?
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What was a result of the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829?
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What year was the Philippine Constitution which outlined the organization of a national police force enacted?
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What aspect of policing was emphasized by Sir Robert Peel for effective governance?
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What does the term 'Kempeitai' literally translate to?
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When was the Police Act, known as Republic Act 4864, enacted?
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Which body is responsible for the appointment of the head of the National Bureau of Investigation?
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What is the title format for criminal cases in the Philippines?
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When is the crime classified as Direct Assault in the Philippines?
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What role does the Presidential Security Group (PSG) NOT fulfill?
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Which of the following statements about the Keepers of Peace is true?
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Which of the following was a provision of the Magna Carta?
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What specific function of the PSG involves community interaction?
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Which historical figure is associated with the Magna Carta?
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What is the implication of a crime of Physical Injuries in relation to public officials?
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What is the main purpose of the controlling function in an organization?
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Which of the following best describes the budgeting process?
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A section within a division is defined as what?
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What is a post in the context of territorial units?
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Which term describes the smallest functional group within an organization?
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How is a beat defined within the police organization?
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In organizational structure, what does 'coordinating' refer to?
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What is the function of reporting in an organization?
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Study Notes
Protection of Lives and Property
- Organization defined as a group working towards common goals and objectives.
- Police organization involves trained personnel focused on public safety, peace maintenance, law enforcement, and crime prevention.
Ancient History of Police
- Medjays: Early civil police in Egypt, first to employ police dogs.
- Vigiles: Roman civilian force responsible for peacekeeping and fire control, armed with swords.
- Anglo-Saxon: Germanic tribes that conquered England in the 5th century; early police forms originated from military bodies.
Historical Development of Policing
- Policing initially arose from military guardians known as Praetorian Guards in ancient Rome.
Anglo-Saxon Period
- Frankpledge System: Required males over 12 to form groups (tithings) for mutual protection and offender apprehension; constables led the tithings.
- Shire Reeves: Leaders of shires, the origin of the modern term "sheriff."
- Parish Constable: One-year appointed parish official tasked with crime control and organizing watchmen.
Tun Policing
- Required male residents to guard towns for peacekeeping; led to the word "town."
- Today, crimes in the Philippines classified as assaults against the state (e.g., "People of the Philippines vs. [Accused]").
Police Authority
- Policemen in the Philippines recognized as public officials with specific protections under criminal law.
Keepers of Peace
- Proclamation by King Richard I in 1195 to appoint knights for peacekeeping near royal residences; this concept evolved into the Presidential Security Group (PSG) in the Philippines.
Magna Carta
- Document sealed by King John of England limiting arbitrary detention; foundational for modern legal principles still upheld in the Philippines.
Sir Robert Peel
- Introduced the Metropolitan Act (1829) leading to the creation of the Metropolitan Police Force, known as Scotland Yard.
- Advocated for the separation of policing and judiciary responsibilities.
London Metropolitan Police
- Established in 1829, regarded as the world’s first organized police force, with a focus on maintaining public order and law enforcement.
Philippine Constabulary
- Founded on October 3, 1901, replacing the insular constabulary under Act No. 255.
- Capt. Henry T. Allen: first chief, known as the "father of constabulary"; Brig/Gen. Rafael Crame was the first Filipino chief.
Legal Foundations
- Revised Administrative Code (1917): Established the constabulary as a national police institution.
- Philippine Constitution (1935): Mandated a national police force.
- Kempeitai (1942): Japanese military police corps during World War II in the Philippines.
Notable Acts
- Republic Act 157 (1947): Established the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and laid out its functions.
- Republic Act 4864 (1966): Created the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) under the President's office.
Police Management Functions
- Controlling: Evaluating and adjusting work performance versus goals.
- Reporting: Keeping detailed records of activities and investigations.
- Budgeting: Detailed forecasting of operating expenses.
Police Organizational Units
- Functional Units: Comprised of bureau, division, section, and unit.
- Territorial Units: Defined roles and areas for patrol (e.g., posts, routes, beats, districts).
Organizational Structure
- Systematic arrangement of relationships, responsibilities, and authority within the police organization.
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This quiz explores the essential functions and historical development of police organizations, focusing on their role in public safety and crime prevention. Learn about how these groups work together to maintain peace, protect lives, and uphold the law. Test your knowledge on the key concepts related to police organization and its evolution over time.