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• Teudolo C. Natividad​

  • He is the Father of Probation in the Philippines. He headed the​

  committee (IDCCP) primarily tasked with the drafting of the adult probation law.​

  • First Administrator of the Parole and Probation Administration which attached to the DOJ​
  • First Filipino Vice President of the United Nations Congress, Geneva​

  Switzerland​

  • Former NAPOLCOM commissioner​
  • Former Congressman of Bulacan​
• Teudolo C. Natividad​

  • Introduced House Bill No. 393 in collaboration with former​
  • Congressman Ramon D. Bagatsing.​

  ✓The measure was passed in the Lower House and was pending in the senate when Martial Law was proclaimed in 1972.
• P.D. 968​

  ➢Reestablished the adult probation law which was signed by Pres. Ferdinand Marcos on July 24, 1976.​

  ➢“Probation law of 1976” otherwise known” Adult Probation Law of 1976”​

  ➢April 24, 1976 Draft the decree by NEPTALI GONZALES​

  ➢In July 24, 1976 was approved by late President Ferdinand E. Marcos​

  ➢In January 3, 1978 was took effect​

  PD 1257​

  ➢Comment of the prosecutor within 10 days​

  ➢Decision for granting of Probation by the judge within 15 days​
• BP 76​

  ➢6 years and 1 day imprisonment is qualified for probation​

  PD 1990​

  ➢Remove “1 day” and made 6 years imprisonment and below qualified for probation​
• E.O 292 Administrative Code Of 1987 ➢Renamed Probation Administration (968) to Parole and Probation Administration ​

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  BPP Resolution 229 ​

  ➢Authorized the PPA to supervise and conduct investigation on parolee and pardonee ​

  ✓Pre – executive Clemency (30 days) ✓Pre-Parole Investigation (60 days)​
• November 16, 1937​ - the Philippine Supreme Court (People vs. Vera, 37 O.G. 164) declared it as unconstitutional. It ruled that said law contravened the “equal protection of the law clause” as it surrendered to provincial boards of each province the power to appropriate or not, funds for the establishment of provincial probation courts. ​
• House Bill No. 393 (1972)​ - filed by Teudolo C. Natividad and Ramon Bagatsing. This is the second Bill/measure that attempts to established an adult probation in the Philippines. It was passed in the lower house but pending in the senate when martial law was proclaimed. ​

  establishment of provincial probation courts. ​