LEAORG1

• What is the course title for the first semester of SY 2024-2024?


  Law Enforcement Organization Administration Inter Agency Approach
• What is the primary focus of the course described?

  The principles of organization, management, and administration in law enforcement and public safety agencies
• Which executive order outlines the organization of law enforcement and public safety agencies?

  E.O. 292 Series of 1987
• What are the key components covered in the course outline?

  Principles of organization, management, and administration, and the structure of law enforcement agencies
• What are the chapters covered in the first grading period?

  • Chapter 1: Organizational Concepts and Principles
  • Chapter 2: Theories and Principles of Police Service
• What chapters are included in the midterms?

  • Chapter 3: Organizational Set-up of the PNP
  • Chapter 4: PNP Recruitment, Training, Promotion, Retirement, and Attrition System
• What chapters are included in the finals?

  • Chapter V: Ranks and Uniform
• What is the definition of an organization in the context of law enforcement?

  A group of persons working together for a common goal or objectives
• How is a police organization defined?

  A group of trained personnel in public safety administration engaged in maintaining peace and order
• What does administration in an organization focus on?

  Implementing goals and plans, ensuring internal efficiency, and maintaining order
• What is police administration?

  The process of organizing and managing law enforcement agencies to ensure laws are followed
• What are primary or line functions in a police organization?

  Functions that carry out the major purposes of the organization and deal directly with the public
• Give an example of a primary or line function in a police organization.

  Patrolling
• What are staff/administrative functions in a police organization?

  Functions designed to support and assist in the performance of line functions
• Provide an example of a staff/administrative function.

  Police planning
• What are auxiliary functions in a police organization?

  Functions involving the logistical operations of the organization
• Give an example of an auxiliary function.

  Records management
• What are the three organic units in a police organization?

  • Operational Units: Perform primary or line functions
  • Administrative Units: Perform administrative functions
  • Service Units: Perform auxiliary functions
• What are the four functional units in a police organization?

  • Bureau: The largest organic unit
  • Division: Primary subdivision of a bureau
  • Section: Functional unit within a division
  • Unit: Functional group within a section
• What is the definition of organizational structures?

  The systematic arrangement of the relationships of members, positions, departments, and functions within an organization
• What are the three types of organizational structures mentioned?

  Line, Functional, and Line and Staff
• What is a line organizational structure?

  The oldest and simplest kind, defined by a clear chain of command
• What is a functional organizational structure?

  A structure according to functions and specialized units
• What is a line and staff organizational structure?

  A combination of line and functional structures that includes both flow of information and support departments
• Which organizational structure does the Philippine National Police follow?

  Line and staff kind of organizational structure
• What are the periods of evolution of the policing system mentioned?

  1. Anglo-Saxon Period of Policing System (600-1006 AD)

  2. Normal Period of Policing System (1066-1225 AD)

  3. Westminster Period of Policing System (1285-1500)

  4. Modern Period: England
• What was the forerunner of the word "town" in the Anglo-Saxon period?

  Tun
• What was the purpose of the "hue and cry" in the Anglo-Saxon period?

  To call all male residents to assemble and apprehend a suspect
• What is trial by ordeal?

  A judicial practice to determine guilt or innocence through dangerous experiences
• What does the term "Frankpledge system" refer to?

  A system of policing where groups of ten neighboring males guard the town
• What role did the royal judge have in the policing system?

  Conduct criminal investigations and assign punishments
• What was the Shire-Reeve system?

  A division of military districts under the control of a reeve
• What was the role of the travelling judge?

  To hear and decide criminal cases while traveling through an area
• What were the Laws of Henry I?

  An act that classified offenses and established the concept of citizen's arrest
• What is the significance of the Magna Carta?

  It established legal rights and limited the powers of the king
• What was the purpose of the Keepers of the Peace established by King Richard?

  To appoint knights to guard bridges and gates
• What did the Statute of 1285 introduce?

  The system of watch and ward for law and order
• What was the significance of the Statute of 1295?

  It marked the beginning of curfew hours in London
• What was the role of the Justice of the Peace?

  To pursue arrests and handle various legal violations
• What was the purpose of the Courts of the Star Chamber?

  To try offenders against the state with significant judicial powers