NAPOLCOM REVIEWER EASY

What is the supreme law of the Philippines?

The 1987 Philippine Constitution.

How many branches does the Philippine government have?

Three: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.

Who heads the Executive branch?

The President of the Philippines.

What is the legislative body of the Philippines?

Congress, composed of the Senate and House of Representatives.

What is the highest court in the Philippines?

The Supreme Court.

How long is the President's term?

Six years, with no reelection.

How long is a Senator's term?

Six years.

How long is a House Representative's term?

Three years.

Where is the Bill of Rights found?

Article III of the 1987 Philippine Constitution.

What does PNP stand for?

Philippine National Police.

What law primarily governs the PNP?

Republic Act No. 6975, as amended.

What law reorganized and strengthened the PNP?

Republic Act No. 8551.

What does NAPOLCOM stand for?

National Police Commission.

What is NAPOLCOM's general role?

It administers and exercises oversight over the PNP.

What is the primary role of the PNP?

Enforce laws, prevent and control crimes, and maintain peace and order.

What are the components of the criminal justice system?

Law enforcement, prosecution, courts, corrections, and community.

What is due process?

The legal requirement that government respect a person's rights before depriving liberty or property.

What is presumption of innocence?

An accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

What is social awareness?

Understanding social issues, community concerns, and their effects.

What is value judgment?

An assessment based on principles, values, or standards.

What is integrity?

Adherence to moral and ethical principles.

What is accountability?

Being responsible for one's actions and decisions.

What is public service?

Service performed for the welfare and interest of the public.

What should police officers prioritize?

Lawfulness, integrity, professionalism, and public safety.

What is the purpose of the Constitution?

To establish government structure and protect fundamental rights.

Synonym for 'abundant'?

Plentiful.

Antonym of “scarce”

Abundant or plentiful.

What does 'mitigate' mean?

To make something less severe or harmful.

What does 'prudent' mean?

Wise, careful, and showing good judgment.

What does 'comply' mean?

To act according to a rule, order, or request.