Code of Ethics for Registered Criminologists in the Philippines

Which group is guided by the Code of Ethics outlined in the provided material?

• Registered Criminologists in the Philippines

• Medical Doctors in the Philippines

• Lawyers in the Philippines

• Teachers in the Philippines

What are the key values emphasized in the Code of Ethics for Registered Criminologists in the Philippines?

• Justice, public safety, and professional integrity

• Wealth, fame, and power

• Creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship

• Friendship, loyalty, and teamwork

Why is it important for Registered Criminologists in the Philippines to follow the Code of Ethics?

• To ensure dedication to justice, public safety, and professional integrity

• To increase their salary and benefits

• To gain popularity among the public

• To avoid taking any responsibility

What is the main focus of "Uphold the Constitution" under Article I: Primary Responsibility?

• Support the Constitution and defend principles of liberty as defined by law.

• Bear faithful allegiance to the Philippines.

• Strive for effectiveness through diligent study.

• Be loyal to the criminology profession.

According to Article I: Primary Responsibility, how should a criminology professional pursue continuous improvement?

• By striving for effectiveness through diligent study and disseminating useful information for public safety.

• By supporting the Constitution and defending liberty.

• By bearing allegiance to the Republic.

• By being loyal to the criminology profession only.

According to Article 2, what must a criminologist recognize about power within the law?

• That no one holds absolute power

• That the law gives absolute power to judges

• That criminologists have unlimited authority

• That only police officers have power

Which of the following best describes the principle of "Dignity and Fairness" as outlined in Article 4: Conduct Towards the Public?

• Maintain dignity, fairness, and a genuine willingness to help for a positive public image.

• Always prioritize personal interests over public welfare.

• Avoid interacting with the public whenever possible.

• Only help those who can offer something in return.

Which of the following best describes the concept of "Scientific Application" as mentioned in Article 5?

• Applying science to crime solution through diligent study and self-improvement.

• Using intuition to solve crimes without evidence.

• Relying on public opinion for crime solutions.

• Ignoring scientific methods in investigations.

What is the significance of "Clear the Innocent" in the context of professional attitude?

• Professionals should strive to clear the innocent with equal vigor as convicting criminals.

• Professionals should focus only on convicting criminals.

• Clearing the innocent is less important than solving crimes.

• Innocence should be assumed without investigation.

Applying the principle of "Impartial Findings" as a forensic scientist means ensuring conclusions are fair and unbiased. Which of the following best demonstrates this principle?

• By considering the opinions of influential people in your community.

• By making decisions based on your personal feelings about the case.

• By avoiding outside influence and basing findings solely on logical, scientific deduction from fair examination.

• By ignoring scientific evidence if it contradicts popular belief.