1.2 PNP Professional Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards

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PNP Professional Code of Conduct

andEthical Standards

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Module 2.1 PNP Professional Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards


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LEARNING GOAL:

The learning goal is to provide the participants a

review of the PNP Professional Code of Conduct and

Ethical Standards.

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LEARNING O!EC"I#ES

1. Define Code of Ethics, Ethics, Morale, Values and

Virtue

!. Discuss the funda"ental legal polic# and institutionalfoundations for the o$servance of a high sense of

"oralit#, ethical standards and positive values in the

PNP

%. &dentif# the si' ()* PNP Core Values and Core +or

Values

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LEARNING O!EC"I#ES

-. &dentif# the three (%* significance of ethics and values

in police wor. &dentif# the strengths and weaness of the /ilipino

Police 0fficer

). ist down the Most Co""on T#pes of Corruption in

the PNP and

2. &dentif# the specific values3ethical $ehavior to $e

developed a"ong PNP personnel.

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SE$%ENCES O& PRESEN"A"ION

1. Definition of Ter"s

!. The funda"ental legal polic# and institutional

foundations for the o$servance of a high sense of"oralit#, ethical standards and positive values in the

PNP

%. The si' ()* PNP Core Values and Core +orValues

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SE$%ENCES O& PRESEN"A"ION

-.The three (%* significance of ethics and values

in police wor

. The strengths and weaness of the /ilipinoPolice 0fficer

). The Most Co""on T#pes of Corruption in

the PNP and

2. The specific values3ethical $ehavior to $e

developed a"ong PNP personnel.

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'E&INI"ION O& "ERMS

Code of Ethics ( written set of guidelines in accordance with the

pri"ar# values and ethical standards

Ethics ) what is right fro" wrong

Morale ) state of "ind and e"otion related to confidence,

cheerfulness and discipline to wor

#alues ) are $eliefs, principles and philosophies that are i"portant,cherished, pri4ed, upheld and defended

#irtue ) the 5ualit# of "oral e'cellence

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"he Le*al Polic+ and Institutional &ra,e-ors

A. %nited Nations General Asse,/l+ Resolution 0134 of

15 'ece,/er 1454.

Accordin*l+ La- enforce,ent official shall6

1. 6t all ti"es fulfill their dut# i"posed $# law

with the high degree of responsi$ilit#.

!. 7espect and protect hu"an dignit#

%. 8se force onl# when strictl# necessar#

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"he Le*al Polic+ and Institutional &ra,e-ors

A. %nited Nations General Asse,/l+ Resolution 0134

of 15 'ece,/er 1454.


-. Matters of a confidential nature in the

possession shall $e ept confidential.

. Not instigate or tolerate an# act of torture or

other cruel, inhu"an or degrading treat"ent orpunish"ent to an# person.

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"he Le*al Polic+ and Institutional

&ra,e-ors

A. %nited Nations General Asse,/l+ Resolution 0134 of

15 'ece,/er 1454.


). Ensure the full protection of the health of the

persons in their custod#.

2. Not co""it an# acts of corruption.

9. 7espect the law and present Code.

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"he Le*al Polic+ and Institutional

&ra,e-ors

. "he Constitution of the Re7u/lic of the

Phili77ines

1. 6rticle &&, Section !2

Maintain honest# and integrit# in the pu$lic

service.

!. 6rticle :&, Section 1

; Pu$lic office is a pu$lic trusto$

eadership of Moses

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Si*nificance of Ethics and #alues in

Police >or

C. Police Officers as Role Models

/aith of Daniel

Diplo"ac# of incoln

Tolerance of the of the Carpenter of Na4areth

?indness of the =ood Sa"aritan and

&nti"ate nowledge of ever# $ranch of natural

$iological and social sciences.

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Stren*ths of the &ili7ino Police Officer

1. S7iritual eliefs ) self@confident with the =reat

Provider

2. #alor ( herois"

0. Patriotis,) pledge of allegiance to the flag and a

vow to defend he Constitution.

. 'isci7line @ instinctive o$edience to lawful orders.

?. Courteous) dignified in appearance3. >ord of onor) PNP "e"$erAs word is their $ond

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Stren*ths of the &ili7ino Police Officer

5. 'ut+@ o$ligation

B. Lo+alt+) trustworthinessto the organi4ation,countr#

and people.

4. Ca,araderie ) $inding spirit that enhances

tea"wor and cooperation in the police organi4ation

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>eanesses of the &ili7ino Police Officer

1. Mis7laced Lo+alt+ ( self sacrifice for the sae of his

fellow law enforcer.

2. C+nicis, ) police view all citi4ens with suspicion

0. "he %se of &orce

a. force is $oth e'pressive and instru"ental.

$. use of force is Bustifia$le

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>eanesses of the &ili7ino Police Officer

-. "he Police as 9#icti,s Mentalit+) victi"s of pu$lic

"isunderstanding and scorn, of low wages and self@

serving ad"inistrators.

. Preferential A77lication of the La- ) what the law

sa#s and who the suspect is.

). "he Police as 9%ntoucha/les ) conte"pt of a

person in unifor"eanesses of the &ili7ino Police Officer

2. Re-ards )it is accepta$le to accept an# t#pe of

reward as long as it was given wholeheartedl# $# an

individual to a police office.

9. 'ue Process ) "eans of protecting cri"inals at the

e'pense of the law a$iding.

. L+in* and 'ece7tion) use to protect the law enforcer

or get a conviction on a ;$ad gu#.

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1.2 PNP Professional Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards