Crim - Ethics and Professional Conduct

Refers to the one and only national organization of Criminologists recognized and accredited by the Board and the Commission that is mandated to integrate all Criminologists and where membership therein is automatic and mandatory.

• Accredited Institutional Professional Organization

• Professional Regulation Commission

• Professional Regulatory Commission

• Accredited Integrated Professional Organization

Refers to a document duly issued, signed by, and stamped with the official seals of the Commission and of the Board, certifying that the person named therein is entitled to practice the Criminology profession with all the rights and privileges appurtenant thereto.

• PIC

• COR

• Permit

• COGS

The document bearing the name, photograph, and signature of the Criminologists, his/her registration number, the dates of the issuance and expiry, and duly signed by the Chairperson of the Commission.

• Certificate of Registration

• Professional Identification Card

• Certificate of Recommendation

• Professional Identification Certificate

A document attesting that a Criminologist is a Bonafide member of the AIPO, which is required for the renewal of the PIC or for other legal purposes.

• Certificate of Good Standing

• Special Permit

• Certificate of Good Moral

• Renewal Permit

What refers to a natural or juridical person who engages in the professional services of a Criminologist as defined in the scope or practice of the profession.

• Law enforcers

• Registered Criminologist

• Client

• Public

Which of the following is NOT a client under R.A 11131?

• Complainant in a police investigation

• Criminologist in law enforcement fields

• Requesting party in forensic examination

• End users of a criminological research

What is the AIPO for Criminologists?

• Professional Criminologists Association of the Philippines (PCAP)

• Professional Criminologists Authority of the Philippines (PCAP)

• Philippine Association of Criminologist Professionals (PCAP)

• Philippine Criminologists Authority of Professionals (PCAP)

Any improper act committed by a criminologist in the practice of his/her profession, or the failure of the Criminologist to competently perform one’s duties within the legal and ethical standards of the profession.

• Malpractice of Profession

• Non-practice of Profession

• Misfeasance of Profession

• Professional Violation

The following are examples of malpractice of profession EXCEPT

• Violation of research ethics in conducting Criminological research

• Incompetent Teaching in Criminology

• Palibre sa bus fare

• Using profession to advance public interest

Which of the following actions is considered a breach of professional ethics in Criminology?

• Participating in community outreach programs

• Maintaining client confidentiality

• Conducting unbiased research

• Providing false testimony in court